Seabed Minerals: The Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority says deep-sea work remains in the exploration and research phase, with no commercial mining approved. Three exploration licences come up for renewal in 2027; the Authority says exploration will continue until 2032. Science Education: Nearly 2,000 students attended the Cook Islands’ 2026 Science Expo in Avarua, including young people from the Pa Enua. The ocean-themed event brought hands-on science to students from across the country. Climate Action: Prime Minister Mark Brown joined Pacific leaders at Pre-COP31, highlighting that Cook Islands’ northern atolls face challenges similar to Tuvalu’s. Leaders also called for faster, more accessible climate finance for adaptation. Ocean Conservation: The Bezos Earth Fund’s latest grants include support for conservation in the Cook Islands’ Marae Moana ocean park, as part of a wider Pacific effort to protect more than 625,000 square miles of ocean.
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Science Education: The 2026 Cook Islands Science Expo drew almost 2,000 Rarotonga students and 45 from the southern Pa Enua, bringing hands-on science activities to young people under the theme “The Ocean That Connects Us.” Climate and Research: Prime Minister Mark Brown joined Pacific leaders at Pre-COP31, where they pressed for faster, fairer climate finance; he noted northern Cook Islands face challenges similar to Tuvalu’s. Ocean Conservation: The Bezos Earth Fund’s latest Pacific grants include support for the Cook Islands’ Marae Moana ocean park, as part of a regional effort to protect more than 625,000 square miles of ocean. Seabed Minerals: A young Cook Islands advocate is raising questions about whether deep-sea mining can deliver economic gains without compromising culture and the marine environment; the country’s EEZ holds an estimated 6.7 billion tonnes of polymetallic nodules. Digital Trade: The Cook Islands has exchanged more than 2,400 electronic plant-health certificates since adopting the IPPC ePhyto system, helping cut costs and border delays. Biodiversity: A new review revisits the 1915 introduction of myna birds to control coconut pests—and how the birds later became pests themselves, underscoring the risks of biological control.
Deep-Sea Minerals & Sovereignty: A new wave of interest in polymetallic nodules in the Clarion–Clipperton Zone is feeding deep-sea mining plans, with critical minerals tied to batteries and fresh calls for stronger science before any disturbance. Local Governance: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an international science fellowship will support Cook Islands expertise while keeping full regulatory control and sovereignty in local hands. Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund announced $25m+ in ocean conservation grants for the Cook Islands plus four other Pacific nations, aiming to protect at least 30% of regional waters by 2030. Climate Finance Pressure: Cook Islands PM Mark Brown joined Pacific leaders at Pre-COP31 in Fiji after a Tuvalu trip highlighted frustration with slow, insufficient climate funding for adaptation. STEM for Youth: The 2026 Climate Change Cook Islands Science Expo drew nearly 2,000 students and focused on how the ocean connects communities. Digital Trade Tech: The Cook Islands’ shift to the IPPC ePhyto Solution is cutting delays and costs in plant trade, with thousands of e-certificates exchanged since 2022. Pacific Tech & Media: A Pacific journalism interview argues AI should support reporting work behind the scenes, not replace community relationships that build trust.
Deep-Sea Mining Debate: A deep-sea diving expert warns the “gold rush” for polymetallic nodules in the Clarion–Clipperton Zone is being pushed fast, even as scientists and observers question whether the payoff is worth the risks. Climate Finance Frustration: Pacific leaders at a pre-COP31 trip to Tuvalu say global climate funding is too slow, too small, and comes with bad terms—despite urgent sea-level impacts. Local STEM Spotlight: The 2026 Climate Change Cook Islands Science Expo drew nearly 2,000 students, linking ocean science to youth action across Rarotonga and Pa Enua. Subsea Cable Watch: New reporting details Chinese state-linked vessels running structured surveys over transpacific cable corridors near Guam and Japan—raising regional security and infrastructure questions. Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund announced $25M+ for ocean protection across five Pacific nations, including Cook Islands Marae Moana, as part of a larger push to protect 30% of waters by 2030. Cook Islands Tech & Trade: The Cook Islands’ shift to digital phytosanitary certificates (ePhyto) is cutting delays and costs while helping exporters reach new markets. Geospatial Planning: The Cook Islands agreed next steps to strengthen geospatial information management to support infrastructure, climate resilience, and ocean governance. AI in Journalism: A Pasifika AI creator urges newsrooms to use AI “behind the story” while keeping relationships and editorial control human.
Science & Education: The 2026 Climate Change Cook Islands Science Expo at Te Tapora Kai in Avarua drew nearly 2,000 students over three days, with extra support bringing learners from Aitutaki, Atiu, Mitiaro, Mauke and Mangaia under the theme “Te Moana Ripiri Ia Tatou - The Ocean That Connects Us.” Ocean Tech & Security: A report says Chinese state-linked vessels have been running structured survey grids over transpacific subsea cable corridors near Guam and Japan, raising questions about seabed mapping activity around critical infrastructure. Local Environment & Policy: The Cook Islands is moving on geospatial information management, aligning national priorities to the UN-IGIF to improve decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. Trade & Digital Systems: The Cook Islands’ shift from paper phytosanitary certificates to the IPPC ePhyto Solution is credited with cutting border delays and costs while boosting secure digital plant trade. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: Youth voices are pushing the Cook Islands to weigh whether polymetallic nodule extraction can deliver a real economic future without undermining environmental stewardship. Biodiversity & Biocontrol Lessons: A Cook Islands myna story is used to highlight how species introduced for pest control can later become unwanted pests themselves. Regional Fisheries: Pacific nations at FAO’s COFI37 urged stronger international support while backing youth-led, tech-enabled fisheries value chains. AI & Media: A Pasifika AI creator argues Pacific journalism should use AI “behind the story” while keeping relationships and editorial control human. Ocean Conservation Funding: Bezos Earth Fund announced $25M+ in new ocean conservation grants for the Cook Islands and four other Pacific nations, targeting large-scale protection by 2030.
Science Expo 2026: The 2026 Climate Change Cook Islands Science Expo at Te Tapora Kai in Avarua drew nearly 2,000 students over three days, with extra Pa Enua participation from Aitutaki, Atiu, Mitiaro, Mauke and Mangaia, using the theme “Te Moana Ripiri Ia Tatou” to spotlight how oceans connect and how young people can help protect them. Subsea Infrastructure Watch: A report says Chinese state-linked vessels have been running structured survey grids over transpacific subsea cable corridors near Guam and Japan—raising questions about mapping activity around critical undersea routes. Local Tech for Trade: The Cook Islands has moved from paper to secure digital plant health certificates, adopting the IPPC ePhyto Solution and reporting thousands of ePhytos exchanged, cutting costs and border delays. Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund announced $25M+ in new ocean conservation grants for the Cook Islands and four other Pacific nations, aiming to protect at least 30% of regional waters by 2030. Geospatial Planning: The Cook Islands agreed next steps under the UN-IGIF to strengthen geospatial information management for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: A youth perspective story highlights the growing local push-pull over whether extracting polymetallic nodules can deliver an economic future without undermining cultural and environmental values.
Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund is adding over $25 million for ocean protection across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu, backing plans to safeguard more than 625,000 square miles of sea as part of a push to protect 30% of Pacific waters by 2030. Deep-Sea Mining & Sovereignty: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an international science fellowship will strengthen local expertise while keeping full regulatory control and sovereignty in Cook Islands hands, as debate continues over whether deep-sea mining can deliver an economic future without harming the ocean. Digital Trade for Agriculture: The Cook Islands has moved from paper phytosanitary certificates to the IPPC ePhyto Solution, using secure electronic certification to cut border delays and costs and expand market access. Geospatial Capacity: The Cook Islands adopted next steps under the UN-IGIF to strengthen geospatial information management, aiming to improve governance, data sharing and decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean oversight. Climate Risk Messaging: A Pacific climate keynote warns that even small sea-level rises can sharply worsen flooding and food security for atoll nations, underscoring urgency ahead of COP31. AI & Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Kevyn Wahuzue urges newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks while keeping relationships and editorial judgement human. Invasive Species Lesson: A Cook Islands myna story highlights how species introduced for pest control can later become major ecological problems.
Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund is adding more than $25 million to ocean conservation across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu, aiming to help protect at least 30% of Pacific waters by 2030; the grants are part of a broader $10 billion climate commitment, with about $7.6 billion still to be allocated. Deep-Sea Mining & Sovereignty: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an upcoming international science fellowship will provide technical support while keeping full regulatory control and sovereignty with the Cook Islands—amid ongoing local debate over deep-sea mining prospects. Cook Islands Tech & Trade: The Cook Islands has adopted the IPPC ePhyto Solution, moving from paper phytosanitary certificates to secure electronic ones, cutting costs and border delays and boosting market access. Geospatial Planning: The Cook Islands agreed national priorities to strengthen geospatial information management under the UN-IGIF, targeting better decisions for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. AI in Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Kevyn Wahuzue argues Pacific newsrooms should use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks, but keep relationships, editorial judgement and verification firmly human. Education & Careers: More than 10,000 people attended the Westpac USP 2026 Open Day, with students exploring pathways including GIS and computer science.
Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund is adding more than $25 million to ocean conservation across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu, targeting protection for over 625,000 square miles of Pacific waters as part of its broader $10 billion climate pledge (about $2.4B granted so far, with roughly $7.6B left by 2030). Deep-Sea Governance: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an upcoming international science fellowship is meant to build local expertise while keeping full regulatory control and sovereignty with the Cook Islands. Local Tech for Trade: The Cook Islands is using the IPPC ePhyto Solution to move from paper to secure electronic phytosanitary certificates, cutting delays and costs and helping open new markets. AI and Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Kevyn Wahuzue urges Pacific newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks, but keep reporting, relationships and editorial decisions firmly human. Geospatial Planning: The Cook Islands has agreed national priorities to strengthen geospatial information management under the UN-IGIF, aiming to improve decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance.
Biocontrol in the garden: A new look at beneficial red ladybird beetles explains how their spiky pupae and larvae help control pests like mealybugs and aphids—while ant invasions can block their work by “farming” those pests and chasing off predators. Ocean conservation funding: Jeff Bezos’ Bezos Earth Fund is adding more than $25 million for ocean protection across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu, backing projects meant to safeguard over 625,000 square miles of sea as the fund works toward its $10 billion climate-and-nature pledge by 2030. Seabed mining sovereignty: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an international science fellowship will strengthen local expertise without taking regulatory control away from the Cook Islands—aiming to reassure residents as deep-sea mining debates heat up. Digital plant trade: The Cook Islands’ shift to the IPPC ePhyto Solution is paying off, with thousands of electronic phytosanitary certificates exchanged and fewer border delays as the country modernises how it certifies imports and exports. AI and Pacific journalism: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue argues AI should support routine newsroom work, but human journalists must keep relationships, editorial judgement and trust front and centre.
Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund is committing over $25 million to ocean conservation across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu, aiming to protect at least 30% of the region’s waters by 2030; the grants cover more than 625,000 square miles and add to a total of about $63.3 million pledged for the “Unlocking Blue Pacific Prosperity” push. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: Cook Islands leaders and communities are weighing deep-sea mining prospects, with young voices warning about cultural and environmental risks tied to polymetallic nodules in the EEZ. Local Tech for Trade: The Cook Islands has moved from paper to secure digital plant trade certification, using the IPPC ePhyto solution and reporting thousands of ePhytos exchanged, cutting delays and costs. Geospatial Planning: The Cook Islands has adopted the UN-IGIF geospatial framework, setting priorities to strengthen governance, data sharing and decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean management. AI and Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue urges Pacific newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks while keeping reporting, relationships and editorial judgement human. Regional Governance & Sovereignty: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an upcoming science fellowship will support local expertise without taking regulatory control from the Cook Islands. Fisheries & Youth Skills: Pacific nations at FAO’s COFI37 highlighted the need for stronger international support and more tech, innovation and business pathways for young people in fisheries.
Deep-Sea Sovereignty & Governance: The Seabed Minerals Authority says an international science fellowship will only provide technical support, with full regulatory control and sovereignty staying with the Cook Islands. Border Tech Watch: A proposed NZ–Australia paperless travel plan could speed Tasman crossings using smartphones and biometrics, but experts warn rollout details can cause major delays. Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund announced $25m in new ocean grants for Cook Islands and four other Pacific nations, aiming to protect 30% of regional waters by 2030—while critics keep asking whether the wider Amazon footprint undermines the effort. Local Tech for Trade: The Cook Islands’ shift to digital plant health certificates (ePhyto) is cutting costs and border delays and helping exporters reach new markets. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: A Cook Islands youth voice argues the country must weigh cultural and environmental risks against any promised economic future. Geospatial Push: The Cook Islands adopted next steps under the UN geospatial framework to improve data sharing for infrastructure, climate resilience, and ocean governance. AI & Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Kevyn Wahuzue urges Pacific newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks, not for relationships or editorial decisions.
Education & Skills: More than 10,000 people packed the Westpac USP 2026 Open Day, with Year 13 students across Fiji exploring pathways and courses, including Geographic Information Systems and Computer Science, under the theme “Where Culture Meets Excellence.” Ocean Conservation Funding: The Bezos Earth Fund announced $25m+ in new ocean conservation grants for the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu—aimed at protecting 625,000+ square miles and pushing toward 30% protected waters by 2030—while critics keep asking whether Amazon’s emissions undercut the giving. Deep-Sea Minerals & Policy Tension: Greenpeace activists occupied New Zealand’s state-owned research vessel Tangaroa in protest of deep-sea mining plans, as the broader Pacific debate intensifies over sovereignty, environmental risk and who benefits. Cook Islands Tech & Governance: The Cook Islands agreed national next steps to strengthen geospatial information management under the UN-IGIF, targeting better data sharing for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. AI & Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue urged Pacific newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks only, warning that relationships and editorial judgement must stay human.
Deep-sea mapping push: Deep Sea Minerals Corp says NOAA has expanded U.S. mapping of offshore critical minerals, with a new expedition near American Samoa using the Okeanos Explorer and ROV work to fill seafloor gaps. Cook Islands deep-sea mining debate: Cook Islands News reports on tough local choices around extracting polymetallic nodules in the EEZ, with youth voices weighing economic hopes against cultural and environmental risks. Geospatial upgrades: The Cook Islands adopted the UN-IGIF geospatial framework, setting national priorities to improve governance, data sharing, and decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience, and ocean management. Plant trade digitised: The Cook Islands moved from paper phytosanitary certificates to the IPPC ePhyto Solution, reporting faster exchanges and reduced border delays through its GeNS system. AI and Pacific media: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue argues Pacific newsrooms should use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks only, warning that AI must not replace human relationships and editorial judgement. Ocean conservation funding: Bezos Earth Fund announced $25M+ in new grants for ocean protection across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, PNG, Tonga and Vanuatu, aiming to expand marine protection by 2030.
Deep-Sea Mining & Sovereignty: A new legal analysis warns Pacific nations could face huge arbitration claims as foreign deep-sea miners use Investor-State Dispute Settlement to bypass local courts, with Dr Jane Kelsey blaming geopolitical “de-risking” pressure. Cook Islands Ocean Policy: The Cook Islands is also weighing deep-sea mining prospects amid youth and community concerns about cultural and environmental risk. Geospatial Upgrade: The Cook Islands adopted the UN-IGIF geospatial framework, setting priorities to strengthen governance, data sharing, and decision-making for climate resilience and ocean management. Blue Pacific Conservation Funding: Bezos Earth Fund announced $25M+ in grants for ocean protection across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu, aiming to help protect at least 30% of the region’s waters by 2030. AI & Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue urged Pacific newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks only, warning that AI can’t replace community relationships and that AI outputs should be treated as tips, not facts. Fisheries & Ocean Governance: Pacific nations called for stronger international support at the COFI37 fisheries summit, stressing youth opportunities, tackling illegal fishing, and aligning new ocean agreements with regional systems.
Geospatial Push: The Cook Islands has adopted the UN-IGIF geospatial framework, agreeing national priorities and next steps to improve governance, data sharing, and decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience, and ocean management. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: Youth voices in Rarotonga are weighing the promise of polymetallic nodules against cultural and environmental risks, as the country faces tough choices on whether to proceed. Digital Trade Upgrade: The Cook Islands’ shift from paper to ePhytos is paying off—secure electronic plant health certificates are cutting border delays, reducing costs, and opening markets. Ocean Science for Sea-Level Answers: Researchers visiting the Cook Islands are using fossil coral records to better understand past sea level change and what it may mean for global rise. AI and Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue argues AI should support newsroom work behind the story, not replace human relationships, trust, and editorial judgement. Pacific Media Independence: At the PINA summit, leaders stressed reaching remote communities with digital innovation while keeping journalism independent and fact-checked. Climate Funding in the Blue Pacific: Bezos Earth Fund grants over $25m aim to protect more than 625,000 square miles of ocean across Cook Islands and other Pacific nations. Deep-Sea Mining Protest: Greenpeace activists occupied a New Zealand state-owned research vessel tied to deep-sea mineral exploration, warning against moves that could bypass international law.
Ocean Conservation Funding: Bezos Earth Fund grants over $25m to protect 625,000+ sq miles of ocean across the Cook Islands, Kiribati, PNG, Tonga and Vanuatu, aiming to sustainably manage waters and protect at least 30% by 2030. AI & Journalism Ethics: Pasifika AI creator Wahuzue urges Pacific newsrooms to use AI for behind-the-scenes tasks only, warning that AI must not replace human relationships, editorial judgement, or trust-building with communities. Sea Level Science in the Cook Islands: Researchers studying fossil coral on makatea outcrops are using Cook Islands sites to better understand past sea level change and what it may mean for global sea rise. Plant Trade Digitisation: The Cook Islands’ shift from paper phytosanitary certificates to the IPPC ePhyto system is cutting border delays and costs while opening markets. Geospatial Governance: Cook Islands adopts a UN-IGIF-aligned geospatial information framework, setting priorities to improve decision-making for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. Deep-Sea Mining Debate: Youth voices and international pressure continue to collide over Cook Islands deep-sea mining prospects, including polymetallic nodules and the risks to ocean stewardship. Deep-Sea Mining Protest: Greenpeace activists occupy a New Zealand state-owned research vessel in Wellington, targeting exploration tied to future deep-sea mining plans. Pacific Media Independence: Coverage from the Pacific Media Summit highlights the need for independent reporting that can reach remote communities—without being swallowed by misinformation and AI-driven manipulation.
Sea-Level Science: A new Cook Islands field study is using fossil coral “makatea” to reconstruct past sea-level change and better understand global rise drivers tied to West Antarctica. Geospatial Governance: The Cook Islands has agreed to action all nine pathways of the UN-IGIF after a Rarotonga workshop, setting priorities across governance, policy, funding, data, and public engagement to strengthen climate resilience and ocean decision-making. Deep-Sea Mining Pushback: Greenpeace activists occupied a New Zealand state-owned research vessel in Wellington, protesting deep-sea minerals work tied to mining plans that could start as soon as 2027. AI & Media Independence: Pacific AI creator Wahuzue argues AI should support routine newsroom tasks but never replace journalists’ relationships and judgement; Rabuka also urged Pacific media to verify facts amid AI-driven misinformation. Local Tech & Skills: Cook Islands science expo activities are drawing students into ocean-focused climate learning, while NES leadership highlights advanced environmental management training that includes spatial science tools. Regional Policy Tech: Palau hosted PITAA tax chiefs to modernise revenue systems with technology, risk management, and workforce development.
Geospatial Governance: The Cook Islands has agreed national priorities and next steps to implement all nine pathways of the UN-IGIF, following a Rarotonga workshop (14–18 Sept) that brought together government, SOEs, private sector, academia and Pa Enua communities. The focus areas are governance and institutions, policy and legal frameworks, financial sustainability, data, and communication and engagement—aimed at better decisions for infrastructure, climate resilience and ocean governance. Deep-Sea Mining Pressure: Greenpeace activists occupied New Zealand’s state-owned research vessel Tangaroa in Wellington, warning that deep-sea minerals work for an American company could speed up mining in the Pacific from 2027, with claims NZ must not be complicit. AI and Pacific Media: At the Pacific Media Summit in Savusavu, Pacific leaders pushed for AI to support routine newsroom work while keeping reporting, verification, context and community relationships in human hands, warning that AI can’t replace trust. Sports Management Upskilling: Cook Islands Sports and National Olympic Committee secretary general Geoffrey Halston completed the first in-person session of the IOC-supported MEMOS executive programme, with a research project tailored to CISNOC’s needs. Environmental Capacity: The Cook Islands National Environment Service marked Director Halatoa Fua and two staff completing a Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability at the University of Newcastle, linking new skills to national environmental governance priorities.
Deep-Sea Mining Protest: Greenpeace activists occupied New Zealand’s state-owned research vessel Tangaroa in Wellington, after it completed deep-sea mineral exploration for Glomar, warning that mining could cause irreversible ocean damage and urging NZ not to help expedite a Pacific minerals push. AI for Pacific Journalism: Pasifika AI creator Kevyn Wahuzue says Pacific newsrooms should use AI for routine tasks like transcription, translation drafts, and archive searches, but keep reporting, verification, context, and community relationships firmly human—also warning that models can confuse Pacific languages and cultures. Pacific Media Summit Takeaways: At the 8th Pacific Media Summit in Savusavu, leaders stressed independent journalism, better media literacy, and responsible use of digital tools as AI and synthetic content raise the risk of misinformation. Cook Islands Tech & Science: The 2026 Climate Change Cook Islands Science Expo opened under “Te Moana Ripiri Ia Tatou,” blending science and traditional knowledge to connect students with ocean-focused climate learning. Local Capacity Building: Cook Islands’ National Environment Service director Halatoa Fua and staff completed a Master of Environmental Management and Sustainability at the University of Newcastle, aimed at strengthening environmental governance and SDG delivery. Sports Management: CISNOC Secretary General Geoffrey Halston completed the first in-person session of the IOC-supported MEMOS executive programme in Greece, with a Cook Islands-focused research project. Regional Policy & Governance: Palau hosted the Pacific Islands Tax Administrators Association meeting, bringing Cook Islands and other delegations together to modernise tax systems using technology, risk management, and workforce development.
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