
Local articles
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We need longer term solutions to dengue
According to the Relief Web website, as of 10th February the Cook Islands has had 614 probable, confirmed and suspected…
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The deep-sea double standard: Why the Cook Islands is building a supply chain for a decision it claims not to have made
The recent signing of the Strategic Framework for Critical Minerals Research and Supply Chain Security between the United States and…
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Te Manu Tai o te Kūki ʻAirani – Mangaia
A song-meter service in Mangaia last week marked the start of this year’s work for the Te Manu Tai o…
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Cook Islands youth strengthen Pacific ties through Hawaiʻi cultural and conservation exchange
A group of young Cook Islanders began the year with a life-changing experience through the Moananuiākea Hawaiʻi Cultural and Conservation…
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Local businesses back Te Ipukarea Society’s environmental mission
This month, Te Ipukarea Society achieved another milestone when we were recognised, through the Cook Islands Pocket Guide / Trip…
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Native or Introduced? The Matenga’s biodiversity journey in Akapuao, Titikaveka
Family look at the biodiversity around them
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The value of indigenous ownership and management of protected areas
Today’s article is written by Ana Tiraa, a landowner in the Takitumu Conservation Area (TCA) and the project manager from…
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2025 in summary: Another good year comes to a close for Te Ipukarea Society (TIS)
In this week’s article we summarise some of the activities we have completed throughout the year. 2025 was a busy…
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Strengthening Pacific turtle knowledge
The South Pacific is home to a number of migratory sea turtle species, including green and hawksbill turtles found in…
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Listening for the lost Titi Rakorakoa of Enuamanu
Seabird monitoring efforts for species we rarely see continued this year on the land of the birds, Enuamanu, Atiu. The…
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Don’t get wasted this Christmas
The festive season brings joy, family get-togethers, and memorable celebrations for many of us in the Cook Islands. Unfortunately it…
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Questions mount as mining company exits the Cook Islands
Several months ago, rumours were circulating at the International Seabed Authority meeting in Jamaica that Belgian company, Global Seabed Resources…
