Sustainable Alternatives to Deep-Sea Mining for Battery Production
In the quest for a more sustainable future, the world is increasingly recognising the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources and […]
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Reaching new heights in the Takitumu Conservation Area
Today’s article was written by Donna Gast, who is visiting from the Netherlands and doing some volunteer work with Te Ipukarea Society […]
Securing our future through environmental education of our youth
It has been a busy school holiday period working alongside the Cook Islands Voyaging Society, Kōrero o te ‘Ōrau and 40 plus […]
New research sheds light on community views on tourism in Rarotonga, Aitutaki and Mitiaro
Sieni Tiraa, local consultant for Griffith University was busy conducting community tourism surveys earlier in the year. This research was spearheaded by […]
Is anybody listening?
There will be many impacts of deep sea ming. Some will be very difficult to predict. We currently have three companies licenced […]
Palmerston Atoll bids Farewell to Rats
A rat eradication exercise has just been completed in Palmerston Atoll. This was for 2 main reasons. First, rats cause damage to […]
Scorpions of the Cook Islands
Who would have thought the Cook Islands has scorpions! Two that have been recorded on the user friendly online ‘Cook Islands Biodiversity […]
The potential impacts of deep sea mining on climate change
In the pursuit of valuable minerals and resources, humanity is increasingly turning its attention to the depths of the ocean floor through […]
Weeds team visit Cook Islands for natural enemies progress update
Todays article comes from the Manaaki Whenua Land Care Research team that have being doing work her over the past few weeks […]
Trees of Palmerston Island
Palmerston Atoll is made up of 6 main Motu and a number of sand cays dotted around a lagoon teeming with marine […]