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We see it every day. It surrounds us. It’s our playground. But how much to we really know about the ocean? Throughout our history, Bermuda has been intrinsically connected to the sea. The widest part of Bermuda is only a mile and a half. Did you know...

“Most divers will tell you turtles are one of the coolest big critters to see in the ocean. They are infinitely graceful and at ease in the water,” observed author, certified diver and photo-essayist, Eric Douglas. And these cool critters are centra...

An award-winning film on the demise of the world’s oceans will screen at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute this weekend. ‘A Sea Change: Imagine A World Without Fish’ is narrated by American history teacher and filmmaker Sven Huseby, who vi...

In November 2006, my husband Sven and I read a piece in The New Yorker magazine that changed our lives. In the article, ‘The Darkening Sea’, journalist Elizabeth Kolbert reported in detail on ocean acidification, which she called ‘the flip side of gl...

In December 2008 the United Nations officially designated June 8 of every year as World Oceans Day, an idea first proposed by Canada at the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In a speech to the UN General Assembly on the first observance ...

Climate change has garnered a tremendous amount of attention in the past several decades from scientists and governments around the world but has mostly focused on one consequence of burning fossil fuels: the warming of the atmosphere and our oceans....

They’ll never be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, in fact, it’s doubtful they could ever leap a grain of rice, but microbes in the ocean are being billed as the planet’s superheroes by a visiting microbial oceanographer. Dr Craig Carls...

Know Your Ocean BIOS More often than not, when asked to think about the ocean people picture a plain blue background teaming with life: their imaginations conjuring up everything from dolphins to seaweed. Ocean waters are more than a backdrop for m...

Artists are going to get creative with bags of garbage collected from a clean-up of Jobson’s Cove. Seven artists from the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard will use trash found at the Warwick beach to craft works for a show at the gallery next month, T...