Climate change heroes of the deep sea The deep seabed of our Marae Moana contains large deposits of polymetallic nodules…

A healthy ocean, more than just a passing FAD. In today’s column, we aim to shed light on the use…

Turtle Watch Party Sea turtles are migratory species commonly seen across the Pacific and within the Cook Islands. In the…

My turn as an intern. Today’s Te Ipukarea Society article is written by Dreena Teapa, the recipient of the Dame…

A Conscious Waste Free Christmas It is that time of the year again,  the season of gift-giving and yummy kaikais.…

Deep Seabed Mining, and emerging risk to our tuna fisheries? Last week saw the Cook Islands host one of the…

The year that was… 2023 has been a jam packed year, with lots of local engagement, off island expeditions, and…

The radiating depths of our Marae Moana Is the radioactivity of polymetallic nodules an problem? The simple answer to that…

Te Ipukarea Society continues its periodic programme Here in the Cook Islands, and more specifically in the Pa Enua, young…

Protecting a little paradise in Ma’uke With the introduction of non-biodegradable equipment and packaging over the past 50 plus years,…

Pacific Launch of Deep Rising This past week on Tuesday at the Empire Cinema we launched the documentary called Deep…

Citizen science turtle monitoring continues Throughout Te Moana nui o Kiva, sea turtles are held in very high regard. The…