The Bermuda National Trust strives to protect and promote the Island’s unique natural and cultural heritage via acquiring and conserving land, buildings and artefacts, while advocating, researching, educating and participating.

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital has teamed up with CORE, Bermuda's state-of the-art cardiac facility, to provide better health care to Bermudians. 

The Bermuda Heart Foundation is here to help YOU get healthier! 

Bermuda's waters are home to many fascinating species of sea turtle! Read on to learn more. 

The beautiful Longtail is one of Bermuda's native bird species. 

Bermuda's endemic species include birds, insects, butterflies and snails. 

These America's Cup facts are sure to wow you! 

Arguably one of Bermuda’s most breathtaking sights, the Great Sound is Bermuda’s largest semi-contained body of water, and in December 2014 was selected as the battleground for the the world’s most prestigious sailing event: the 35th America’s Cup (AC35).Located in the island’s west end, the Great Sound is surrounded by land to the south, west and east, while its north side opens up into the Atlantic ocean. It is home to many smaller islands, a diverse range of marine life, and perhaps most importantly to the America’s Cup sailors, near-perfect wind conditions for competitive sailing. The land surrounding the Great Sound offers ideal viewing conditions for America’s Cup racing, as Bermuda’s topography and fishhook shape lend to the west end acting as a sort of “amphitheatre” to the massive body of water. There are several ways to experience the exquisite beauty of the Great Sound. Locals and visitors alike can explore by ferry, sailboat, charter boat or simply a relaxing swim. If you want to view it from the land, your best bets are Spanish Point (Pembroke), Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse (Southampton) and Fort Scaur (Somerset), as all three offer gorgeous vantage points from which to appreciate its full beauty.