Why Understanding Gender Matters for Conservation
Project ENUA recently participated in Gender Analysis Training to strengthen how conservation planning reflects the diverse knowledge, experiences and perspectives within Cook Islands communities.
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Calling All Tamariki – A New Biodiversity Activity Book is Coming!
Now in development, the activity book will make learning about our environment fun and engaging through colourful illustrations, puzzles, games, and interactive activities.
Three Project ENUA Workshops, One Week Shaping the Future of Rarotonga’s Environment
From national coordination to island realities, reflecting on progress and strengthening how we care for our land, forests, and communities.
Aitutaki Consultations Shape Practical Environmental Plan
Under Project ENUA, Mitiaro, Mangaia, Atiu, and Penrhyn have also been identified for the development of their own IEMPs, ensuring a consistent and coordinated approach
Project ENUA at the halfway mark: What’s happening across the Cook Islands
Project ENUA has reached its halfway point, with work underway across governance, catchments, and island planning. A mid-term review is now assessing progress and guiding
Training to Protect Rarotonga’s Wildlife
This training reinforces the importance of collaboration and partnership to protect our natural environment from the growing threat of invasive species.
Tiny Invaders, Big Lessons: What NES learned at the Island Invasives Conference
Terena Koteka-Wiki and Keith Twyford attended the Island Invasives 2026 conference in Auckland on behalf of Project ENUA, bringing back practical knowledge to support upcoming
Mangaia BioBlitz Fieldwork
The week reinforced the value of BioBlitz-style activities as a practical and enjoyable way to build skills, strengthen partnerships, and improve biodiversity coverage across the
Kicking Off 2026: Te Ipukarea Society (TIS) on Board for Takutea & Suwarrow Consultancies
Since the consultancies were signed, steady progress has been made, and we are looking forward to the work ahead.
NES Engages Conservation Partners to Develop and Update Key Management Plans
These consultancy agreements form part of the GEF-7 Project ENUA, which supports strengthened biodiversity governance and culturally grounded conservation planning across the Cook Islands.