AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCoastal Action: Keep Bermuda Beautiful is gearing up for its 2026 Island-Wide Coastal Cleanup, running Sept 25 to Oct 4, with volunteers asked to form teams, pick locations and help remove marine litter—aiming not just for cleaner shores, but for behavior change. Community & Nature: Girl Guides on a cruise joined local groups for a Somerset Long Bay cleanup, removing rubbish and planting Bermuda cedars and palmetto. Invasive Species Watch: Bermuda’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources is warning residents to stay alert for the little fire ant, which could arrive via imported plants, soil and goods, and is hard to spot before it spreads. Sustainability in Everyday Life: HSBC Bermuda wrapped up Climate Month with “Oceans for the Future” reusable tote bags designed by local artist Carlos Santana, encouraging customers to swap single-use plastics for reusables. Local Heritage Planning: The Bermuda National Trust is launching a Community Listening Project to shape its next strategic plan, inviting residents to share what they value about the island’s natural and cultural heritage. Infrastructure & Environment: The Ministry of Public Works and Environment announced a single-lane closure on South Road (Devonshire) for road repair works from Sept 8 to Sept 17, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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