DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA -- When scientists, journalists and academics gather at this year’s UNFCCC Climate Change Summit in South Africa, one question will be addressed for the first time in this setting at a forum organized by and for media professionals: How can information on climate change best be communicated?
Climate Communications Day: Press Release
Tools and Resources
Climate Change: How to report the story of the century
Reporting on climate change is an important but challenging task.... more
REDD+ Media Briefs
A series of media briefs on REDD+ and the need to prevent any... more
Biodiversity Media Alliance
The Biodiversity Media Alliance aims to boost the quantity and... more
Online course: Covering Climate Change
Once a novelty, the climate change story is now as big as the... more
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Earth Journalism Fellowships
The Earth Journalism Network frequently organizes Fellowships for journalists eager to report from major environmental summits. Over the last few years, we have provided travel grants, capacity-building and reporting opportunities for roughly 150 journalists at the World Conservation Congress, the World Water Forum, and along with our partners in the Climate Change Media Partnership the Bali, Poznan and Copenhagen Climate Summits.
