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Overseas, the Covid-19 economic slowdown and home lockdowns have enabled the most sudden and dramatic improvement in environmental measures like air and water pollution in modern history.

The Cook Islands National Environment Service (NES) and Marae Moana Coordination Office (MMCO) is seeking two consultants to be the Reviewer of the Marae Moana Outlook Report 2020. This consultancy forms part of support being provided through the Cook Islands Ridge to Reef Project (R2R).

The Cook Islands National Environment Service (NES) and Marae Moana Coordination Office (MMCO) is seeking a consultant to be the Lead Reviewer of the Marae Moana Outlook Report 2020. This consultancy forms part of support being provided through the Cook Islands Ridge to Reef Project (R2R).

In 2013, scientists and researchers from the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation found the coral reef on the ocean floor in Aitutaki was in crisis. Crown-of-thorns starfish had damaged 80-99 per cent of coral on the seafloor.

The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation embarked on the Global Reef Expedition—the largest coral reef survey and mapping expedition in history—to study the coral reef crisis on a global scale.

Te Ipukarea Society (TIS) is a proactive non-government environment organisation (NGO) formed to help look after our heritage...For 24 years, Te Ipukarea Society has worked closely with local individuals, schools, the private and government sectors, providing leadership and encouraging innovative

The Cook Islands National Environment Service (NES) is seeking a Marine Strategy Adviser to assist with implementation of the Cook Islands Ridge to Reef Project (R2R). R2R is funded by the UNDP Global Environment Facility (GEF) in partnership with the Cook Islands Government.

Prominent Cook Islands environmentalist, Jacqui Evans, has set up the Moana Foundation to help support non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the country. Ms Evans last year won the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for her work in establishing the country's huge marine reserve, the Marae

Americans will pay from $10 to $58 per person to hear the Cook Islands Prime Minister speak in San Francisco tomorrow. Henry Puna is to talk about ocean conservation, and about Cook Islands graduating to OECD developed nation status.