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Photo Essay: A Damaged Delta
Vietnam’s Mekong Delta is one of the world's most at-risk areas from the effects of climate change, posing challenges both for its environment and population in years to come. Local communities are affected by rising sea levels and the intrusion of salinity into farmland.In the past salty water seldom intruded more than 20 kilometers inland. But with rising sea levels research now suggests it is encroaching on average 80 kilometers.
Eurasianet
Rough waters: A planned trade route is threatening one of Europe’s last wild rivers
7 September 2018
RAI
A journey into the black market for jaguar body parts
EJN
Asia-Pacific Story Grants 2018
Internews’ EJN Philippines-Pacific Region Content Coordinator
Indigenous Peoples Suffer from the Most Adverse Impacts of Climate Change
Mongabay India
Reviving Traditional Rice Varieties in West Bengal
Post Courier
Papua New Guinea: The Journey to Resilient Cocoa Clones
The last sanctuary
Ice stupas spark conflict between farmers in Ladakh
Global Environment Facility - 6th Assembly, Vietnam 2018
A global community of environmental journalists
Worldwide. EJN establishes networks of environmental journalists in countries where they don't exist, and build their capacity where they do.
Collaborative. Member journalists from different locations use EJN to share information and ideas for how to add global context to their local stories.
By Journalists, for Journalists. EJN's reporter resources are created specifically to support an audience of environmental journalists.
Ocean Toolkit
Ocean Toolkit for Pacific Media: Our Pacific Ocean, Our Stories
'Our Pacific Ocean, Our Stories', the Ocean Toolkit for Pacific Media was launched at a workshop conducted through a partnership between Internews' Earth Journalism Network, Climate Action Pacific Partnership and SPREP.
Reporter Resource
Philippines publishes new climate change guidebook for journalists
Reporter Resource
FLEGT Media: A reporting guide on illegal logging
Reporter Resource
Zoonotic Diseases
Reporter Resource
Water-borne Diseases
Pacific Islands
Pacific Geojournalism
Islanders in the Pacific are among the first impacted by climate change, confronting major issues such as rising sea levels and ecosystem destruction. In addressing these crises, local media can play a crucial role in reporting on adaptation strategies and facilitating discussion on dealing with environmental change.
South Africa
Oxpeckers
Southeast Asia
Mekong Eye
Global
Open Earth
Hindu-Kush Himalaya Region
The Third Pole
GCAS 2018
Trade war 'a temporary problem,' California governor says at global climate summit
GCAS 2018
Countries, states join global alliance to phase out coal by 2030
GCAS 2018
Call for urgent action as climate change forces millions to leave their homes
GCAS 2018
Indigenous communities vital in fight against climate change, report says
GCAS 2018
Stop fossil fuel extraction, activists cry at San Francisco climate summit
GCAS 2018
China seeks cooperation on building up its carbon market
GCAS 2018
Fossil fuels: Will demand peak in 2020?
GCAS 2018
Creating ‘health resilience’ in the face of climate change
Oceans
The fragile existence of the world's largest fish
Oceans
Ouvéa, a fragile paradise
Oceans
Illegal mining in Venezuela threatens to contaminate fish stocks in South America, Caribbean
Oceans
Lionfish hunters tackle invasive species problem
The Americas
Biological corridors: Five conservation initiatives in Colombia
The Americas
Trinidad and Tobago boosts scarlet ibis protection
The Americas
Q&A: Coauthor of species-extinction study sees threat to civilization
The Americas
The fragile existence of the world's largest fish
Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Project
Strengthening Journalists’ Capacity in Environmental Reporting in Timor-Leste
10 August 2018
Workshop in Suva, Fiji: Strengthening Media Capacity on Climate Change Reporting
29 July 2018
Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Project
Mobile Journalism workshop for Environmental Reporting - students of the University of South pacific
23 July 2018
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