This past Saturday, over 30 volunteers gathered along the banks of Ngatoe Stream in Vaima’anga to take part in a…

The Cook Islands faces significant challenges in managing its waste. With a population spread across 15 islands, including the most…

The recent school holidays drew in a number of senior youth members from Pukapuka, the southern group islands and Rarotonga…

The following article is written by Alanna Matamaru Smith, Director of Te Ipukarea Society, the BirdLife Member for the Cook…

As the world prepares to celebrate World Book Day on April 23, local personality, June Hosking, marks the occasion with…

Te Ipukarea Society was recently invited to French Polynesia to participate in an event known as “Te Reo O Te…

Petrels and shearwaters make up a unique group of seabirds. Their beaks have a distinctive “tubenose” which is used for…

As the International Seabed Authority (ISA) assembly meeting in Jamaica near it’s conclusion for 2025, Itirangi Pennycook highlights key moments…

June Hosking and Itirangi Pennycook are representing Te Ipukarea Society in Jamaica at the 2025 International Seabed Authority (ISA) negotiations.…

This article is based on a recent peer reviewed article, Metal mining on land versus the ocean in the context…

The care with which the TCA is managed is clear, preserving its unique ecosystems and biodiversity, writes Gemma Langley. Te…

Polymetallic nodules look like lumps of coal scattered across the seafloor. They have a similar purpose as coal as well,…