Bermuda to stand in world solidarity for Earth Hour
A simple gesture to join a global environmental cause returns to Bermuda for its eighteenth year this weekend. Businesses and homes were asked to join the Earth Hour movement by switching off unnecessary lights from 8.30 to 9.30 pm on Saturday. This year’s commemoration will come with a host of extra ecologically conscious activities offered by the environmental charity Greenrock leading up to Earth Day on April 22...
The Vital Role of Women in Environmental Protection
Greetings, Bermuda,
At Greenrock, we are thrilled to announce a transformative focus for this year's Earth Hour campaign. As we mark yet another year of encouraging Bermuda to participate in the world’s largest nature-positive movement, we are embracing our leadership role in environmental awareness by introducing an innovative practice: time banking.
Earth Hour is an annual call to action that reminds us to reflect on the nurturing values of "Mother Earth" and the stewardship embodied by "Father Time". This year, we are highlighting the vital role of women in environmental protection, recognizing how their nurturing qualities can inspire a more sustainable future...
“We have turned our backs on Nature, the very force that gives us life.”
Greetings, Bermuda
Today, I am honoured to announce the launch of yet another Earth Hour campaign for Greenrock. The 2025 campaign marks the 18th consecutive year we have encouraged Bermuda to participate in the world’s most significant nature-positive movement by switching off lights for 60 minutes and giving an hour for Earth.
Earth Hour is not just another awareness initiative—it is a call to action, a challenge for all of us to reflect on the consequences of our choices, the unprecedented loss of nature, and the systematic dismantling of our connection to the planet. The questions we pose to you are simple, yet profound...
Join us on YouTube and Channel 82
Tuesday, April 22, 2025, from 8 PM - 10 PM
for the Earth Day LIVE Broadcast highlighting
the Vital Role Women play in
Environmental Protection and Sustainability.
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