When scientists, journalists and academics gather in December at this year's UNFCCC Climate Change Summit in South Africa, we will bring together hundreds of media and communication professionals at a special event to look at...

The Earth Journalism Network has established a small grants fund with flexible spending guidelines that will invest in strategic opportunities for media development, build the capacities of local environmental journalism networks and their...

The Third Pole Project of chinadialogue and the Earth Journalism Network is organizing a three-day Media Workshop on Climate Change Effects in the Yarlung Zangbo/Brahmaputra Basin for journalists from Bangladesh, China and India from October 14-16 2011....

By James Fahn, Executive Director of the Earth Journalism Network

Several Middle Eastern countries are pouring money into research; will it work?

Members find strength -- and challenges -- in numbers, writes EJN Executive Director James Fahn in his monthly column for the Columbia Journalism Review. Over the last two decades, similar associations have proliferated, bringing together journalists who cover environmental issues. An informal...

As the world prepares to mark Earth Day, we celebrate the media professionals who strive to get information about the environment and climate change to those who need it most, every day.  Our network includes journalists like Patrick Luganda, a media trainer and...

Current events unfolding in Japan are a reminder that accurate reporting on scientific and environmental issues such as nuclear power is critical, especially in a time of crisis. In difficult circumstances, rumors and misinformation can spread rapidly, making a bad situation even worse.