Marine Protected Areas – Part 3

Other islands have turned away from LNG

The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce is astonished that the Regulatory Authority has recently chosen to power Bermuda on liquefied natural gas for the latest Integrated Resource Plan. This follows the recent 300 per cent monthly increase in the facilities charge for solar […]

Marine Protected Areas Part 2

Protecting our greatest natural resource – the ocean

The Royal Gazette – Fae Sapsford – September 11, 2026 Land hermit crabs are now extremely rare in Bermuda. To see one is a delight — the heavy white shell bumbling through the grass atop strong red legs. These slow-moving […]

Protecting our greatest natural resource – the ocean

Land hermit crabs are now extremely rare in Bermuda. To see one is a delight — the heavy white shell bumbling through the grass atop strong red legs. These slow-moving invertebrates are iconic symbols of the coastal ecosystem that makes […]

Marine Protected Areas

Study puts spotlight on island’s lobster population

A new study could help authorities better anticipate changes affecting the island’s lobster population and support the long-term management of the fishery sector. The collaborative study by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and the Bermuda Institute of Ocean […]

Regulator approves LNG plan for island’s energy future

Plans for Bermuda to use liquefied natural gas as its main fuel for generating electricity would not deliver genuine energy independence to the island, according to Greenrock. Eugene Dean, the chairman of the sustainability charity, said that LNG still produced […]

Walter Roban: What If Preservation Was Profitable?

The Bermudian Magazine – Summer 2026 Issue Written by Walter Roban, former Minister of Home Affairs connects climate action to economic opportunity. Photograph by: Meredith Andrews. For centuries, human societies have developed and perfected extraction-based practices, building economies that thrive on […]