Pacific Island countries gear up for CBD COP16 in Colombia
The 16th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD COP16) is set to take place this year in Cali, Colombia from
Tag: Cook Islands
Clean Up the Cook Islands – Friday 13th September
In the Cook Islands, collective action is encouraged to address waste issues, particularly in coastal and stream areas, reflecting global concerns over marine litter and
Recycling Stickers available from NES
To ensure sustainable availability, we have introduced a small fee of $20 for any additional sets of stickers.
NES receives EIA application for public consultation
NES provides environmental sign off on projects that may have an impact on the environment (Tiers 1, 2 & 3). This particular EIA Permit Application
Consultations to start on new national biodiversity plan
With the current NBSAP now over 20 years old, this update marks a critical milestone in our commitment to biodiversity conservation.
Cook Islands participates in developing the Cleaner Pacific Strategy 2025-35
Waste and pollution is a key block of the triple planetary crisis that is affecting sustainable development in the Pacific region. Leading officials from the
Cook Islands host the Pacific Invasive Learning Network
Working through strategies and different methods also empowered us to understanding throughout each Island nation’s presentation that the fight against Invasive species is a whole
Environment Bill 2024 Public Consultations
We further wish to inform the public of the Cook Islands, including NGOs and interest groups, that there is still opportunity to make comments on
Actions to transform agri-food systems in the Pacific
countries have highlighted needs to effectively assist them in transforming national pathways (to strengthen environmental dimensions identified) into action plans with formulated monitoring and evaluation
One-Health concept to enhance Health, Environment and Public Health efforts
The ONE Health Inception meeting was in short, a collaboration and networking of Blue Pacific Countries to prioritise actions to improve cross agency responses to
