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The environment is everyone’s future – let’s protect it together

27th August 2025

Opinion Article by Kim Smith, Executive Director of BEST – The Royal Gazette, August 27, 2025 When you look out of your window in Bermuda, the view may seem calm and beautiful. However, that beauty is in danger — from […]

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Eco Lunch & Learn On Climate Change

24th October 2025 in Climate Change Press Uncategorised

Bermuda College and the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce [BEST] will host a free lecture by William Campbell on October 30 titled “Climate Realism for the 21st Century: Reckoning with Historical Experiences & Future Trajectories of Change.” A spokesperson said, “Bermuda College and BEST […]

How we make milk matters

24th October 2025 in Bermuda's Sustainable Food Supply Press

Opinion Article – The Royal gazette, Oct. 24th, 2025 – By Kim Smith, Executive Director of BEST Last month I wrote an op-ed about the crisis facing Bermuda’s dairy industry. I asked for details about why exactly Bermuda’s largest dairy farm, […]

BEST Bulletin – October ’25

17th October 2025 in BEST Bulletin

Key oceans treaty crosses threshold to come into force

19th September 2025 in Marine Conservation Press

A global agreement designed to protect the world’s oceans and reverse damage to marine life is set to become international law. The High Seas Treaty received its 60th ratification by Morocco on Friday, meaning that it will now take effect […]

Where is the dairy strategy for Bermuda?

17th September 2025 in Bermuda's Sustainable Food Supply Press

Opinion Article – The Royal Gazette, Sept. 17, 2025 – By Kim Smith, BEST Executive Director Whenever we are faced with empty shelves in the supermarkets, we are reminded how vulnerable we are when valuable sources of food run out. […]