Statement from Public Works and Environment on Manatee
The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo (BAMZ) received a report from Maritime Operations on Friday, 21 August, of a dead manatee.
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Public Advisory: Fishing Prohibited in Grouper Boxes Until December 2026
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment reminds commercial and recreational fishers that the “Grouper Boxes”, which contain important Black Grouper aggregations, remain closed to fishing until 1 December 2026.
Recreational Lobster Diver Season 2026–2027: Licence Cap Maintained
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 , which opens on 1st September 2026 . This cap is unchanged from last season and continues to support the sustainable management of Bermuda’s spiny lobster population.
Bermuda Secures its first direct Subsea Cable Link to the Caribbean
As global connectivity and robust infrastructure remains important in rapidly growing technology-driven environment, yesterday (Aug. 10), Google today announced Canoa, the first subsea cable system to connect Bermuda directly to the Dominican Republic.
Department of Energy Internship Develops Bermudian Talent for Bermuda’s Energy Future
On June 8, 2026, the Department of Energy welcomed Neriah Bean and Benjamin Crofton for its inaugural eight-week internship under its Energy Scholarship and Bursary Programme.
Minister responds to Integrated Resource Plan
The Minister of Home Affairs, the Hon. Alexa Lightbourne, JP, MP, is aware of the ongoing commentary regarding the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP).
Home Affairs Minister - National Electricity Sector Policy Consultation
The Minister of Home Affairs the Hon. Alexa N. H. Lightbourne, JP, MP, notes the commentary issued earlier today (July 14), by the opposition Shadow Minister regarding the National Electricity Sector Policy 2026.
Ministry Provides Update on Unconfirmed Rattlesnake Report at Fairmont Southampton/Turtle Hill Area
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment is aware of a report received on 11 July regarding a possible rattlesnake at the Fairmont Southampton/Turtle Hill golf course area.
Ministry Provides Update on Search Efforts Following Reported Rattlesnake Sighting
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment today provided an update on ongoing activities being undertaken by the Government in response to the reported sighting of an Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake.
Residents Encouraged to Cut Back Overgrown Vegetation to Improve Safety
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment is reminding property owners to routinely trim overhanging trees and hedges that extend onto Bermuda’s roadways. The “Trim it Back” encourages residents to take early action to reduce hazards, support the safe operation of essential services, and strengthen preparedness in advance of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said, “Keeping hedges and trees properly trimmed is an important...
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