What do they do?

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources:

  • Develops legislation and policy to protect Bermuda’s environment
  • Monitors and provides guidance for prevention and control of pollution
  • Supports and regulates Bermuda’s agricultural and fisheries sectors
  • Regulates the importation of plants
  • Regulates the importation of animals
  • Manages the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo
  • Regulates the importation of pesticides
  • Enforces animal control legislation
  • Administers the Convention on the International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)
  • Protects and coordinates the recovery of Bermuda’s most threatened species
  • Manages matters related to historic shipwrecks, marine heritage sites and the National Collection of historic artifacts

Glyphosate presentation: questions accepted at pollutioncontrol@gov.bm until 10 February 2017

Ministry
Public Works and Environment

Most accessed pages

Bermuda's No Fishing Areas
Movement of Endangered species items
Report an interesting plant or animal
Importation of horses, ponies and other equines
Import fish, marine fish, lobster or seashells
Import a domestic dog or cat
Importation of Pet Birds
Importing animals into Bermuda
Get a dog licence
Apply to do marine scientific research in Bermuda
Fishing restrictions and catch limits
Apply for a foreign sports fishing vessel licence
Apply for a spearfishing licence
Apply for a recreational lobster diving licence
Waste disposal for ships
Environmental Policy for Ships In Bermuda’s Territorial Waters
Aircraft environmental policy and waste disposal
Apply for a refrigerant handler permit
Import potting soil
The Environmental Authority
Services for registered farmers and fishermen
Export wood products
Importing and exporting plants
Export plant material
Import insects
Import Christmas trees
Import pesticides or fertilizer
Report a pollution problem
Import sand, stone or gravel
Import produce
Import live flowers, floral arrangements or greenery
Import plant material for propagation
Importation of Seeds
Test soil for growing suitability
Diagnose a plant disease or pest species
Import used equipment and vehicles
Report the finding of a shipwreck
Glyphosate Monitoring Strategy
Report Recreational Fishing Statistics
Bermuda's territorial waters
Register a petroleum storage tank
How to design a septic tank
Vegetable planting guide
Report sick or injured wildlife
Test water for horticultural use
Apply to do scientific research in Bermuda
Apply for a Wreck Investigation Licence
Report a feral bird on your property
Bermuda's Natural History Library
Bermuda's Natural History Collection
The Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo (BAMZ)
Bermuda's protected species
Apply for a Protected Species Permit for relocation or destruction
Apply for a Protected Species Licence for scientific research
Pollution Control - Online Service Forms
Import, use or export controlled chemicals
List of controlled chemicals
Apply for a water right
Types of controlled plants
Apply for a construction permit and operating licence
Renewing a Dog Licence
Bermuda Agriculture - 2024 Newsletters
Open Shipwrecks and Protected Moorings Program
About Nonsuch Island
Importation restrictions for produce
Bermuda Plant Finder
Spills On The Sea - Response Procedure
Veterinary Services and Animal Control
Regulations pertaining to animals on Island
Environmental Obligations for Vessels Visiting Bermuda
How do I apply for a Water Right?