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Environmental groups are calling for planning applications for developments on public park land to be put on hold until a National Parks Commission has been re-established. David Burch, the Minister o...

Three brown pelicans have been spotted along North Shore, offering a rare sight for curious birdwatchers. The pelicans were first spotted on Friday near Gibbet’s Beach in Smith’s before moving to Shel...

Environmental groups, who threatened legal action if the Government did not extend the period for objections to the Fairmont Southampton special development order, last night welcomed the granting of ...

Environmental groups, who threatened legal action if the Government did not extend the period for objections to the Fairmont Southampton special development order, tonight welcomed the granting of ext...

Almost 100 species of bird were recorded on the island as part of the annual Christmas Bird Count. Janice Hetzel, executive director of the Bermuda Audubon Society, said that 90 bird species were repo...

Children were given the opportunity to fall in love with nature on Valentine’s Day as part of an annual outdoor event organised by the Bermuda National Trust. About 200 children, parents, grandparent...

Environmental groups have called on the Minister of Home Affairs to overturn a decision to allow development on Devonshire Marsh. Island Construction was given the green light by the Development Appli...

New plans to turn a section of parkland into an events lawn and a parking lot for the Bermudiana Beach Resort have been submitted - despite the previous rejection of similar proposals. The Bermuda Au...

Winds from Hurricane Fiona were believed to have brought a tropical bird to Bermuda and taken some longtails from waters around the islands to Canada. A brown noddy — more commonly found further south...

Winds from Hurricane Fiona were believed to have brought a tropical bird to Bermuda and taken some longtails from waters around the islands to Canada. A brown noddy — more commonly found further south...