Turtle Trackers in Training
This article is written by a GROW Aitutaki representative on the group’s recent turtle monitoring experience with Te Ipukarea Society and Ocean […]
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Plastic-Free July: Are We Doing Enough?
For the past couple of weeks, we’ve focused on “Defend the Deep” messaging. The deep ocean is literally the last frontier untouched […]
Ocean Lovers Unit
On 19th and 20th July, ocean lovers worldwide rallied against deep-sea mining, a destructive industry threatening the global ocean. At Kaena Reserve […]
Why Defend the Deep now?
This past Saturday (19 July), over 100 people joined us at Aroʻa Beach from 2pm, as we joined with others worldwide to […]
Meet Tumu the pink octopus
Aere mai tātou on Saturday 19 July from 2pm at Aroʻa Beach (next to the Rarotongan Hotel) for a fun, family beach […]
Burrow Breakthrough: Tahiti Petrels Found Nesting in the Takuvaine Valley
A two-year seabird monitoring programme began in March to find out which species of petrels and shearwaters are currently breeding in the […]
Out of sight, out of mind, but never out of the environment
Get your brain cells and creativity buzzing for Plastic Free July. This global campaign, started in Australia in 2011, encourages us to […]
Questioning the concept of deep seabed mining
In a recent Time Magazine article, explorer and investor Victor Vescovo asserts that the economics of deep-seabed mining simply “do not stack […]
The ocean is our life
As Oceans Week draws to a close, we celebrate that nearly 40 countries are now calling for a moratorium on Deep-sea Mining […]
Snap and Track: a photo friendly way to follow turtles
Snap and Track: a photo friendly way to follow turtles To help protect the ocean and its marine life, Te Ipukarea Society […]