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 […]
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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 […]
Youth keeping an eye over nature
This past week a group of our youth came together to participate in the Mata Natura Youth Program. The passionate group of […]
Protecting the Ī’oi: Conservation Research and Volunteer Opportunities
The Ī’oi, or Rarotonga starling, has been getting some much-needed attention. Only found in the forests of Rarotonga, the Ī’oi is often […]
Sisters don’t always agree
The governments of the Cook Islands and Hawai‘i recently reached a historic sister-city agreement between Honolulu and Avarua, Rarotonga. However, it would […]
Muri shoreline saviours scoop up 52 bags of rubbish
The 6th annual Muri Lagoon Beach Cleanup took place on Saturday, June 29th, marking another successful year for this fantastic community event. […]
Te Ipukarea Society: Nature is there to be protected for human benefits
The International Union of Conservation on Nature (IUCN) recently hosted an Africa, Pacific Learning Exchange Programme on Protected and Conserved Areas in […]
Connecting students with their future – careers day 2024
The 2024 Careers Expo took place last Thursday at the National Auditorium, featuring over 30 exhibitors. Government agencies, education institutions, private sector […]
Te Ipukarea Society AGM, a time to reflect and plan for a sustainable future
The past 12 months zoomed past in a flash and already Te Ipukarea has held their 28th Annual General Meeting last week, […]