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Last week in our Te Ipukarea Society article we touched on some of the water quality monitoring that can be done in […]

Monitoring the quality of our stream water is a useful way to inform us whether some of our land use practices are […]

The deep seabed of our Marae Moana contains large deposits of polymetallic nodules that are of great commercial interest. This is because […]

In today’s column, we aim to shed light on the use of drifting Fish Aggregating Devices (dFADs) in tuna purse seine fishing, […]

Sea turtles are migratory species commonly seen across the Pacific and within the Cook Islands. In the Cook Islands, we have two […]

Today’s Te Ipukarea Society article is written by Dreena Teapa, the recipient of the Dame Margaret Karika Memorial Fellowship in 2023 for […]

It is that time of the year again,  the season of gift-giving and yummy kaikais. Together with all the fun and good […]

Last week saw the Cook Islands host one of the most significant meetings with respect to the shared tuna stocks in the […]

2023 has been a jam packed year, with lots of local engagement, off island expeditions, and everyday work. Te Ipukarea Society has […]

Is the radioactivity of polymetallic nodules an problem? The simple answer to that question is, we do not know. Yet. Polymetallic nodule […]