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Islanders urged to stay alert for little fire ant

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Distinct from the red fire ant, the little fire ant is an invasive species that is not currently known to be present in Bermuda,...
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BUEI builds new partnership for sandcastle competition

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The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) is pleased to announce a new partnership with Hannah Emmerson, longtime organiser of the Bermuda Sandcastle Competition, to...
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‘Severely emaciated’ manatee’s cause of death under investigation

Jasmine Patterson -
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment confirmed the death of the mammal which was found in Harrington Sound, more than 1,000 miles away...
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Flights grounded, power outages due to flux of thunderstorms, says BWS

Jasmine Patterson -
Videos of water spout formations were captured over the weekend at Ferry Reach in St. George's. Powerful weather conditions this weekend triggered spectacular lightning...
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Fishing of groupers remains prohibited in certain zones

Bermuda Broadcasting Newsdesk -
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment reminds commercial and recreational fishers that the “Grouper Boxes”, which contain important Black Grouper aggregations, remain closed...
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‘Grow Local’ scheme encourages agricultural activity

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The Department of Planning is reminding landowners and aspiring farmers to register their interest in the Grow Local initiative, an innovative programme designed to...
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Cap on lobster licences remains at 75

Bermuda Broadcasting Newsdesk -
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment has confirmed that the cap of 175 recreational lobster diver licences will remain in place for the upcoming 2026–2027 season,...
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Renewed call for joint push to protect Sargasso Sea

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The UK government has signed the High Seas Treaty into law, a crucial step towards the Sargasso Sea being fully protected as an ocean...
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Coastal cleanup will start on September 25

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KBB is excited to invite your team to “Sea the Change” by joining this year’s Islandwide Coastal Cleanup, proudly sponsored by EY, taking place from Friday, September 25 to...
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‘No evidence’ of rattlesnake in Southampton

Gary Foster Skelton -
Government will continue to investigate any credible sightings, but no physical evidence has been identified following searches of the Gibbs Hill area Government of Bermuda...
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Solar owners protest ‘unfair’ rate hike

Gary Foster Skelton -
Solar panel owners and providers went directly to the Regulatory Authority today to petition against a rate hike - but there was no indication...
Environment

Dog team begins rattlesnake search

Bermuda Broadcasting Newsdesk -
Specialist Team Begins Ten-Day Rattlesnake Search in Southampton The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises that a specialist search team from the United States...
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