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deep sea mining. Credit - 123RF
Seabed mining workshop focus on environmental management
July 29, 2021

Local government officials, traditional leaders, and non-governmental organisations have been invited to a four-day virtual seabed mining workshop next week that aims to focus on environmental management and monitoring aspects of operating in the deep sea.

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tuna fishery. Credit - the Loop PNG
Climate change warrants greater fisheries conservation, NGO says
July 29, 2021

Environmental factors, including climate change, are affecting catches for local fishermen and more needs to be done to ensure Pacific tuna stocks remain healthy, says an official with the World Wildlife Fund.

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A Ministry of Marine Resources team member disposing of Taramea on Manuae. Photo - Akau Film/Johnny Beasley
Rest in peace – hunting predatory taramea
July 23, 2021

A team of Ministry of Marine Resources (MMR) employees, volunteer freedivers and a representative from the Proprietors of Manuae Incorporated (PMI) has just returned from a crown-of-thorns starfish (taramea) removal expedition to the uninhabited island of Manuae.

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deep sea mining. Credit - 123RF
Cooks to continue support of U.N. seabed mining process
July 8, 2021

Cook Islands will continue to support the work of the International Seabed Authority in developing global seabed mining regulations, and the country will continue to follow its own process at its own pace.

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Two days after the beetles were released, there are signs of damage on the leaves of African tulip trees. 21061018
Beetles to bolster battle against invasive tree
June 18, 2021

Introduced insects have landed on Rarotonga making it their new home in a combined effort to control an invasive tree.

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The team from the Ministry of Marine Resources at their information booth. Credit - Alana Musselle, www.cookislandsnews.com
Understanding the importance of Oceans Day
June 10, 2021

Eight government agencies participated in World Oceans Day yesterday, sharing information and advocacy for environmental awareness under the theme ‘Life and livelihoods.’ World Oceans Day is held each year as a reminder of the huge role the ocean plays in the livelihoods of human beings and the i

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A woman preparing paua on a kaoa in Manihiki. Credit - EMMANUEL SAMOGLOU
Even with export ban, pa’ua recovery may take decades
May 20, 2021

The Cook Islands National Environmental Services have reminded the public once again of the restrictions surrounding the removal of pa’ua (giant clam meat and shells) from the reef and taking the shellfish out of the country.

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The marine monitoring equipment is located east of Avarua harbour approximately 300 metres from the reef. SUPPLIED/21043042
Support for climate change research
May 6, 2021

The procurement of new technology will help local conservationists monitor how warming oceans are affecting the marine environment around the globe...The equipment is part of a global network of data sensors being deployed to bring better understanding to the impacts of climate change on the mari

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Two men on Pukapuka retrieve a single taramea (crown-of-thorns) from the reef. KO TINGA/21042238
Pukapuka targets crown-of-thorns starfish
April 30, 2021

So far 460 taramea have been removed from the reef and brought ashore for disposal.

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A fisheries officer counts giant clams (paua) during two-and-a-half-week expedition to Manuae and Aitutaki. MMR/21041908
Aitutaki and Manuae surveys to aid marine management
April 23, 2021

Ministry of Marine Resources (MMR) team has recently returned from their two-and-a-half-week expedition to Manuae and Aitutaki.

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