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5 Ft Long Dead Moray Eel Washes Up On Beach
Tuesday, August 20, 2013

[Updated] What appears to be a dead eel was found washed up on an east end beach this afternoon [Aug 20].


Bermuda Zoological Society's "Reef Watch"
Monday, August 19, 2013

The Bermuda Zoological Society is hosting a “Reef Watch” on Saturday, August 31, which is designed to raise funds for reef conservation. Boats will depart at 12 noon, and the field report and dinner will take place at Barr’s Park from 4pm to 7pm.


Volunteers wanted for Island's first Reef Watch
Monday, August 19, 2013

The Bermuda Zoological Society (BZS) is calling all citizen scientists to help them carry out a health check on one of Bermuda’s most valuable resources ­­— its coral reef system.


BAMZ curator hopes dolphin is outside the reefline
Friday, August 16, 2013

Authorities are still on the lookout for the lone dolphin that was feared stranded in Somerset Long Bay.


UK Zoo continues work with Bermuda skinks
Thursday, August 15, 2013

After finding themselves a new home in the Chester Zoo in the United Kingdom earlier this summer, the troubled Bermuda skink is getting a new chance at success as a species as zoo officials begin putting together a guide aimed at helping those with a hand in conservation services on the island to more easily breed and protect the highly endangered lizard.



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BERNEWS: “Most Fascinating Person” Choy Aming
Bermuda Zoological Society
Friday, January 22, 2016

Congratulations Choy!

Bernews has launched their "10 Most Fascinating People of Bermuda 2015" series, and our very own Choy Aming was the first featured video.
 

When asked how he felt about the acknowledgement, Choy stated "I'm pretty excited about this, particularly since we are about to kick off the TV show, Ocean Vet. It's really cool to see your name out there and be recognized, but I'm most happy about being recognized for something I genuinely believe in. The environment is often stuck on the back burner and is usually an afterthought, when it really shouldn't be. We need to take care of our planet Earth and all its cool creatures. My fame is coming from a purpose, and that is what makes me the most proud."

To view the article on Bernews, please click here