Everything whale be alright. Whale watching in the Cook Islands is a thrill treasured by visitors who are lucky enough…

Predicting the Impacts of Deep seabed Mining. This article comprises the conclsuion from a report entitled “Prediction the Impact of…

2022 marks the 30th anniversary of a great friend of Te Ipukarea Society, The Cook Islands Voyaging Society. For 30…

The greenwashing of deep sea mining Greenwashing: “To provide misleading information about how a company is environmentally sound” The opinion…

Studying the evolution of the red postman. Six invasive weeds that have serious negative impacts on agriculture and/or natural forest…

Te Ipukarea Society AGM On Wednesday evening this past week Te Ipukarea Society (TIS) held its 26th Annual General Meeting…

2022 was not a good year for the rats in Suwarrow. On Thursday night 30th June at about 11pm, vaka…

Suwarrow RAT Eradication Programme Te Ipukarea Society staff members, Alanna Smith and Kelvin Passfield sailed up to the northern group…

The importance of NGO’s in the Cook Islands A non-government organisation also referred to as an NGO is an organisation…

Muri Beach Clean up! Beaches are where the sea meets the land and are an exceptional habitat for indicating what…

Taporoporo i to tatou Ao Rangi – Caring for our Environment Conservation is a discipline best learned at a young…

Saving the seven seas Every year, World Oceans Day is celebrated on June 8 with the participation of millions of…