Welcome to Greenrock

Greenrock is working to empower individuals and companies to do their part in making Bermuda socially, economically and environmentally more sustainable.

 

Over the next few weeks, we are working with local partners to host a range of environmental initiatives, such as a community cleanup, a bike ride through the railway trails, a sustainable gardening workshop, and a guided food foraging tour.  Through these activities, we aim to teach sustainable practices, raise awareness about biodiversity, and encourage respect for the natural world. These initiatives are open to all ages, so we welcome schools, businesses, families and community organizations to sign up as members and register for the activities you'll enjoy

 

 

  

     

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Sargasso

The Sargasso Sea is a very special and unique place – an ocean within an ocean; a 'sea' without shores that covers nearly five-million square kilometres.

Greenrock is a proud partner in the Bermuda Alliance for Sargasso Sea (BASS) — a collaboration of ten leading conservation and scientific organisations seeking to protect the rich biodiversity of the Sargasso Sea.

Latest News from Greenrock


Check out some of our latest news and what's happening at Greenrock.

15 Nov 2024

To see the Railway Trail from a new perspective, join Myles Darrell for a bike ride on Sunday. He will lead the way to Dockyard from Waterville, the...

02 Nov 2024

If you have a couple hours to spare on Sunday, consider using the time to help make Bermuda “cleaner, greener, and more beautiful”. Keep Bermuda Beautiful is...

25 Oct 2024

Those plants you are walking past could be food; they could be the remedy to what ails you. Or they might be something you should steer clear of. Doreen...

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Every little bit counts when it comes to a charity like Greenrock!
Donations help us fund the day-to-day operations of the organisation, allowing us to maintain our existing programmes while exploring new programmes for the future.