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

The Cook Islands has an enormous amount of valuable minerals, contained in what are known as polymetallic nodules, on its…

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

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

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

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

Photo: Angela Pennington and family walk in the sea near their accommodation in Muri. Looking after the beauty of our…

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

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

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

Te Manu Tai o Te Kūki ‘Āirani Project Update A two-year seabird monitoring programme began in March to find out…

Get your brain cells and creativity buzzing for Plastic Free July. This global campaign, started in Australia in 2011, encourages…