Johnnie Tangaroa – Suwarrow Park Ranger
Beyond his military career, Johnnie has been actively involved with organisations like New Zealand Outward Bound and the Department of Conservation (DOC). His contributions extend
Day: June 14, 2024
Keanu Harawira – Assistant Suwarrow Park Ranger
Keanu is eager to introduce efficient methods to his Suwarrow Ranger role, including general maintenance tasks such as cleaning out stagnant water tanks on the
NES joins training on environment law and prepare for BBNJ ratification
The Cook Islands National Focal Point for the Programme, Roselyn Strickland from the National Environmental Service (“NES”) attended the back-to-back meeting at UNEP’s Headquarters in
Reinforcing NES’s focus on the Pa Enua
Currently, the Pa Enua program is being strengthened with the assistance of a dedicated consultant.
Welcome!!Tongareva Environment Officer
Aeata has recently joined National Environment Services as the Tongareva Environment Officer. Her appointment brings with it a leadership experience, having served as Head Girl
Mitiaro Environment Day
NES Pa Enua officer of Mitiaro Gretta Murare extends appreciation to the community for their active participation and support in making the day a success
Natural capital is a key measure of sustainable development
The event explored the intersection of sustainable development, conservation, and economic prosperity. Attendees engaged with global experts to discuss innovative strategies for integrating ecosystem services
To tatou Ipukarea, to tatou rau maire
hrough the Project ENUA GEF7 and the National Environment Service as the implementing agency the day was celebrated appreciating our environment at the Takuvaine Catchment
Pacific plans for new funds to enhance biodiversity planning
Cook Islands representation to this meeting included NES staff Ms. Elizabeth Munro, Mrs. Moana Tetauru and Ms. Jessie Nicholson. Representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture
NES participates in key environment drivers training
Two staff from the National Environment Service (NES) Cook Islands were amongst 30 other participants that recently attended the training programme in Singapore last month.
