The National Environment Service (NES) of the Cook Islands is dedicated to protecting and sustainably managing the environment. NES staff recently enhanced their maritime preparedness
The EIA Report outlines the project’s stages, emergency and infrastructure requirements, and the management of potential environmental impacts on land, waste, erosion control, hazards, and
NES provides environmental sign off on projects that may have an impact on the environment (Tiers 1, 2 & 3). This particular EIA Permit Application
NES provides environmental sign off on projects that may have an impact on the environment (Tiers 1, 2 & 3). This particular EIA Permit Application
NES has identified multiple cases of environmental impact, particularly in coastal and marine environments, related to various recent development projects in Aitutaki. NES has teamed
The three EIA Reports entails the stages, emergency and infrastructure requirements. The management of impacts is provided on key areas that include land, waste, erosion
The participation highlighted the Cook Islands’ commitment to sustainability and responsible resource management. Of particular interest were discussions on environmental management relating to sand mining,
NES’s Environmental Compliance Department is particularly concerned with individuals and organisations that disregard environmental legislation and engage in activities that can cause harm to the
The program is part of the University of Newcastle’s distant education platform of which the NES staff conduct on a part time basis.
Eva has recently completed a Diploma in Marine Environmental Management and a Bachelor’s of Science majoring in Aquaculture in Tauranga, New Zealand.
