Category: Environment
Ministry: Fisheries Seasonally Protected Areas
The Ministry of Home Affairs is reminding commercial and recreational fishers that fishing in the Seasonally Protected Areas, also known as the “Hind Grounds” and “Grouper Grounds”, will be prohibited from 15 April through 14 August 2024 in order to protect spawning Red Hinds and Black Groupers. According to yesterday’s official notices, “The... Read more of this article
Department Gears Up For Agricultural Exhibition
Minister David Burch is commending the “community’s commitment to preserving Bermudian heritage” as the Department of Parks prepares for the 83rd annual Agricultural Exhibition at the Botanical Gardens. Minister Burch said, “The Ag Show is a testament to our community’s commitment to preserving and celebrating our Bermudian... Read more of this article
KBB Marks 60th Year With New Logo & Events
For its 60th anniversary, Keep Bermuda Beautiful [KBB] introduced a new logo and will also will host a series of public events throughout this year. A spokesperson said, “Keep Bermuda Beautiful [KBB] is celebrating sixty years of service to the community. As one of the island’s oldest and most impactful environmental charities, KBB was established... Read more of this article
New Version Of Blue Prosperity Plan Released
Bermuda’s updated Blue Prosperity Plan has just been released to the public, with officials saying that the new version “incorporates extensive stakeholder, public, and scientific feedback collected over the past year.” A spokesperson said, “Bermuda’s updated Blue Prosperity Plan, designed to conserve and sustainably manage Bermuda’s... Read more of this article
Wallpaper Wednesday: Oasis At Blue Hole
The latest design in Bernews’ weekly Wallpaper Wednesday series features a look at the always beautiful waters at Blue Hole in the East End. The design is available in two sizes; a Facebook profile cover image and also in a vertical format, ideally sized for use as a mobile phone wallpaper, WhatsApp status image or Instagram story. You can download... Read more of this article
Photos: Partial Solar Eclipse Seen From Bermuda
On Monday [April 8], Bermuda saw a partial view of a solar eclipse, affording the island a glimpse of what it looks like when the moon passes between the sun and the earth. You can view all our past coverage of solar eclipses by clicking here. Related Stories Partial Solar Eclipse Seen From Bermuda Bermuda To See Partial Solar Eclipse Today Video:... Read more of this article
BUEI’s Young Reporters For The Environment
BUEI announced the return of their National Environmental Journalism Competition through the Young Reporters for the Environment [YRE] Programme. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute [BUEI] is pleased to announce the return of our National Environmental Journalism Competition through the Young Reporters for the Environment... Read more of this article
Video: Sea & Sail Windows Virtual Art Gallery
Bernews’ newest virtual art gallery invites viewers to look through virtual stained glass windows at Bermuda’s marine life and sailing journeys. Whether you’re drawn to the serene serenity of underwater scenes or the dynamic energy of sailing expeditions, this virtual art gallery offers a captivating experience for all who seek to... Read more of this article
Greenpeace Ship To Visit Bermuda In May
The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise will visit Bermuda in May, and “will make several forays into the Sargasso Sea outside Bermuda’s national waters to conduct scientific research and to document the wildlife living there.” A spokesperson said, “The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise is visiting Bermuda from May 5 to May 21 as part of... Read more of this article
Children Enjoy Nature Walk At Spittal Pond
BNT’s annual nature walk for children took place at Spittal Pond on Tuesday, with the free guided walk, sponsored by Arch, aiming to inspire young people with a love for Bermuda’s natural and cultural heritage. A spokesperson said, “Around 140 children, parents, grandparents and camp leaders enjoyed a guided tour around the pond in small groups... Read more of this article
Nominations Now Open For 2024 BNT Awards
The Bermuda National Trust has invited the public to nominate individuals, organizations, schools, or groups for its annual awards. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda National Trust is pleased to invite the public to submit nominations for its annual awards, which recognise individuals, organisations, groups or schools that have worked to protect... Read more of this article
Easter Lilies To Be Sent To King Charles III
Governor Rena Lalgie and Mr. Jacob Hawkins helped pick Easter Lilies which will be sent via British Airways to King Charles III. Yesterday a spokesperson said, “Her Excellency the Governor, Ms. Rena Lalgie and Mr. Jacob Hawkins continued the annual tradition of selecting Bermuda Easter Lilies as a gift for Their Majesties – King Charles III and... Read more of this article
