I worked as a graduate intern at BBSR in 1998 and put together a Nonsuch Island logbook for primary schools. As a result, I know the island very well and I am grateful to benefit from it in this way. I think it is important for Bermudians to be well-informed and educated about the island's ecosystems and the seas that surround it. This program will allow me to gain valuable experience and knowledge relating to my biology degree. BBSR, in conjunction with the Parks and Tourism Departments and Dr. David Wingate, started operating the weekly tour to Nonsuch Island in November 2000.
Access is restricted to twenty-five people a week.