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Government disbands body set up to help protect national parks
An advisory body set up to protect Bermuda’s national parks from overdevelopment has been disbanded by the Government. One former member of the National Parks Commission has expressed concern that planning applications could now be rubber-stamped by authorities without any […]
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Recent news
Event to focus on importance of seagrass beds
A conservationist will speak about the importance of seagrass beds at an event later this week. Sarah Manuel, the Government’s senior marine conservation officer, will also discuss green turtles, as part of an eco lunch and learn series. Sponsored by […]
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BEST Bulletin – February ’23
Communicating Climate Science’ On January 26
Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce [BEST] and Bermuda College will be hosting an Eco Lunch & Learn presentation on Thursday [Jan 26] from 1.00pm to 2.00pm. A spokesperson said, “The community are invited to attend our first Eco Lunch & Learn presentation of 2023. […]
Read moreSurvey launched to gauge awareness of planning rules
An alliance of environmental advocacy groups have launched an online survey to gauge public awareness of Bermuda’s planning policies. The survey, launched by the Planning Applications Review Team, questions participants on their thoughts on coastal development, the use of brownfield sites […]
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Events
March Eco Lunch & Learn – ‘A Conservation Dilemma: Seagrass and Green Turtles’
When: 1 TO 2PM, March 30, 2023
Where: BERMUDA COLLEGE
February Eco Lunch & Learn: The Threat Perception of Climate Change & Public Preparedness for Extreme Weather-related Events in Bermuda
When: 1:00pm to 2:00pm, February 23, 2023
Where: BERMUDA COLLEGE & ONLINE
