Deep Seabed Mining, and emerging risk to our tuna fisheries?

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

The year that was…

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 […]

Here in the Cook Islands, and more specifically in the Pa Enua, young girls experiencing the menstrual cycle for the first time […]

With the introduction of non-biodegradable equipment and packaging over the past 50 plus years, waste management in the pa enua has become […]

This past week on Tuesday at the Empire Cinema we launched the documentary called Deep Rising. This thought-provoking movie, narrated by Jason […]

Throughout Te Moana nui o Kiva, sea turtles are held in very high regard. The reasons for this vary from their majestic […]

In the quest for a more sustainable future, the world is increasingly recognising the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources and […]

Today’s article was written by Donna Gast, who is visiting from the Netherlands and doing some volunteer work with Te Ipukarea Society […]

It has been a busy school holiday period working alongside the Cook Islands Voyaging Society, Kōrero o te ‘Ōrau and 40 plus […]