Pā’ua Pressures
Pā’ua, or Pasua, also known as the giant clam, is a treasured marine species throughout the Cook Islands for its beauty in […]
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Life on the rocks!
The recent Women in Science at sea biological research expedition (WISE) wrapped up earlier this week. Organised by the Cook Islands Seabed […]
Muri Environment Expo: Celebrating Our Past, Shaping Our Future
Muri Environment Care (MEC) is excited to be running the very first Muri Environment Expo, happening on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th […]
Rat Free Takutea, on It’s way
Stage one of the Takutea Rat Eradication Project has successfully concluded, with the feild team arriving back in Atiu and Rarotonga aboard […]
Local Community Rallies Against Deep Seabed Mining
The Sea Bed Minerals Authority {SBMA} Commissioner appears to be under the false impression that foreign interests are interfering in our domestic […]
Takutea rat eradication project starts
Kia orana from the (normally) uninhabited island of Tautea, a small sand cay motu about 21km from Atiu. It is 1.25 sq.km, […]
Ī’oi project takes flight
This week marked an exciting milestone for the Ī’oi project led by Te Ipukarea Society, as researchers successfully captured and tagged the […]
Local nesting petrels under threat
Petrels are a family of seabirds known for covering large distances across open oceanic waters. While we don’t know what species of […]
Plastic free July
During the past Month of July Te Ipukarea ran a series of posts on how we can minimise the use of single […]
Deep divisions at the International Seabed Authority Assembly
This past week Te Ipukarea Society was represented by Alanna Smith and Kelvin Passfield at the International Seabed Authority {ISA) Assembly meeting […]