Tracking the Ī’oi: Progress and an Update from the Field Since the last update, the Ī’oi Project, led by Te…

Gearing up for Kākerōri Census Photo Credit – Bryan Shirota, captures grey Kākerōri, already banded. The Rarotongan Fly-Catcher, locally known…

Pā’ua Pressures Pā’ua, or Pasua, also known as the giant clam, is a treasured marine species throughout the Cook Islands…

Life on the rocks! The recent Women in Science at sea biological research expedition (WISE) wrapped up earlier this week.…

Muri Environment Expo: Celebrating Our Past, Shaping Our Future Muri Environment Care (MEC) is excited to be running the very…

Rat Free Takutea, on It’s way Stage one of the Takutea Rat Eradication Project has successfully concluded, with the feild…

Local Community Rallies Against Deep Seabed Mining The Sea Bed Minerals Authority {SBMA} Commissioner appears to be under the false…

Takutea rat eradication project starts Kia orana from the (normally) uninhabited island of Tautea, a small sand cay motu about…

Ī’oi project takes flight This week marked an exciting milestone for the Ī’oi project led by Te Ipukarea Society, as…

 Local nesting petrels under threat Petrels are a family of seabirds known for covering large distances across open oceanic waters.…

Plastic free July During the past Month of July Te Ipukarea ran a series of posts on how we can…

Deep divisions at the International Seabed Authority Assembly This past week Te Ipukarea Society was represented by Alanna Smith and…