Category: News Articles

Te Ipukarea Society has kick started again, a holistic women’s health and environmental educational programme, with its most recent outreach taking place […]

The Cook Islands has an enormous amount of valuable minerals, contained in what are known as polymetallic nodules, on its deep-sea floor. […]

This past week Alanna Smith, director of Te Ipukarea Society, attended the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) Major Groups and Stakeholders Meeting […]

A new seabird monitoring initiative, Manu Tai o te Kūki ʻĀirani, launched earlier this year to better understand the presence of elusive […]

The Cook Islands’ recent agreements with China and the United States to conduct deep-sea mining research are not a pathway to prosperity, […]

This article is written by a GROW Aitutaki representative on the group’s recent turtle monitoring experience with Te Ipukarea Society and Ocean […]

For the past couple of weeks, we’ve focused on “Defend the Deep” messaging. The deep ocean is literally the last frontier untouched […]

On 19th and 20th July, ocean lovers worldwide rallied against deep-sea mining, a destructive industry threatening the global ocean. At Kaena Reserve […]

This past Saturday (19 July), over 100 people joined us at Aroʻa Beach from 2pm, as we joined with others worldwide to […]

Aere mai tātou on Saturday 19 July from 2pm at Aroʻa Beach (next to the Rarotongan Hotel) for a fun, family beach […]