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Bermuda’s national bird continues to set records after scientists reported a new high number of 142 established breeding pairs, up from 135 pairs in 2020. The number of Cahow pairs on the nature reserve of Nonsuch Island has increased to 27 this yea...

Birdwatchers will be able to follow the first days of a cahow chick after it was filmed hatching. The process started on Monday night when the chick was heard to make “peeps” from inside the egg and it emerged on Tuesday. Jeremy Madeiros, the chief t...

A documentary to chart the collection of more than three tonnes of plastic waste from a beach over an 18 month period is to to be made. Film company LookBermuda, a film company, has teamed up with Keep Bermuda Beautiful for the film of the work on ...

Bermuda’s national bird, the endangered cahow, enjoyed a record breeding season this year. The announcement came after a chick named Zephyr launched herself out to sea on Wednesday night, watched online by viewers worldwide. The bird limbered up for ...

The star of CahowCam this year has taken flight in record time. Jeremy Madeiros, the chief terrestrial conservation officer, said the chick, named “Nemo”, left the nest on Nonsuch Island shortly after 2am on May 25. Mr Madeiros said: “At 86 days old...

Hidden cameras on a nature reserve have recorded the hatching of another cahow chick, the second this season. JP Rouja, the Nonsuch Expeditions team leader, said the bird broke free from its egg on Nonsuch Island on Sunday with researchers, students ...

Wildlife fans were able to see for the first time how a male cahow reacted to his mate laying an egg when the birds returned to Nonsuch Island. The rare event came after the male arrived back at the burrow days before his partner — a reversal of the ...

Dear Sir, Way back in 1962 when I moved on to Nonsuch Island to fulfil my dream of creating a living museum of pre-colonial Bermuda, the landlord for this government-owned island was the Department of Public Works, and my mandate was to “serve as car...

On Sunday, May 6, Warwick Academy students in the Natural History Club and Y12 ESS students spent the morning at Nonsuch Island to see the results of almost 60 years of restorative conservation work on this world famous, 15-acre nature reserve. Bermu...

Hundreds of people were able to watch the hatching of a cahow chick on Nonsuch Island through a streaming live feed this weekend. According to Jeremy Madeiros, senior terrestrial conservation officer at the Department of Conservation, the first stage...

LookBermuda has officially launched the first phase of a photography installation at the airport in collaboration with National Geographic photographer David Liittschwager. Images of Bermuda’s unique fauna and flora will now be the first thing visito...

The cahow colony on Nonsuch Island escaped from Hurricane Gonzalo unscathed and the area is ready for the imminent arrival of our national bird for the next breeding season. Conservation experts have been checking over the site, part of the Castle H...