Media Workshop on Prospects and Challenges of Renewable Energy in India

EJN invites journalists looking to gain a deeper understanding of the RE sector to Kanyakumari from July 18-20.

Lesotho Takes Hands-on Approach to Climate Change

In the face of severe land degradation and food insecurity, Lesotho has been implementing sustainable projects to help restore the country’s natural resources and ensu

Asia-Pacific Climate and Environmental Story Grants 2022

(EJN) is offering around 20 reporting grants to support the production of in-depth stories that will call attention to critical environmental issues in the Asia-Pacific region.

Drought Forces People and Wildlife to Compete for Water in Tanzania

Community-led conservation has been improving lives in northern Tanzania but, when drought struck, the people and wildlife began competing for scarce water.

Artisanal Fishers in Ecuador Fight Against the Current

A report on the harsh reality of Ecuadorian fisheries.

Webinars

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Sauvegarde du Joyau Caché de la Méditerranée : la Province des Coraux de Cablier
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Sauvegarde du Joyau Caché de la Méditerranée : la Province des Coraux de Cablier
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Sauvegarde du Joyau Caché de la Méditerranée : la Province des Coraux de Cablier
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Accessing Reliable and Accurate Gender Data: A Journalist's Dilemma
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Accessing Reliable and Accurate Gender Data: A Journalist's Dilemma
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Accessing Reliable and Accurate Gender Data: A Journalist's Dilemma
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Making Every Day Earth Day: How Environmental Journalism is an Investment in Our Planet
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Making Every Day Earth Day: How Environmental Journalism is an Investment in Our Planet
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Making Every Day Earth Day: How Environmental Journalism is an Investment in Our Planet
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Urban Resilience in the Age of Climate Change: A Webinar for Journalists
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Urban Resilience in the Age of Climate Change: A Webinar for Journalists
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Urban Resilience in the Age of Climate Change: A Webinar for Journalists

Internews developed the Earth Journalism Network to enable journalists from developing countries to cover the environment more effectively. We are now a truly global network with around 14,000 members from 180 countries. To improve the quantity and quality of environmental reporting, we offer workshops and training materials, develop innovate environmental news sites, offer Fellowship programs and small reporting grants, establish and build up networks of environmental journalists and support local news production -- including ground-breaking investigative reports.

Learn more about our growing network here

Latest Stories

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Sub-Saharan Africa
A Recap of Day 1 at UNCCD COP15
17 May 2022 | 
Chemtai Kirui
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Sub-Saharan Africa
Farmers in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya Plant Grevillea Trees to Boost Soil Health
17 May 2022 | 
Chemtai Kirui
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Sub-Saharan Africa
The Greatest Challenge To The Great Green Wall Initiative Is The Narrative Surrounding It — African Union Coordinator of the Great Green Wall Initiative
17 May 2022 | 
Paul Omorogbe
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Sub-Saharan Africa
2.3 Billion People Currently Face Water Stress Globally, States UN Report Released to Mark Drought Day at UNCCD
17 May 2022 | 
Paul Omorogbe
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Sub-Saharan Africa
World Leaders Call For Robust Action To Tackle Deforestation, Land Degradation And Drought At COP15
16 May 2022 | 
Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbeh
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Sub-Saharan Africa
Lesotho Takes Hands-on Approach to Climate Change
16 May 2022 | 
Mathatisi Sebusi
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Global, Sub-Saharan Africa
Liberian President Joins Other World Leaders at Conference On Deforestation And Land Degradation in Côte d'Ivoire
16 May 2022 | 
Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbeh
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South Asia
Harnessing Soil Biodiversity to Boost Food Security and Limit Climate Change
21 April 2022 | 
Sharmila Vaidyanathan
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Latin America and the Caribbean
In the Galapagos Islands, There Are 420 Fishermen Who Do Not Fish
24 March 2022 | 
Franklin Teodoro Vega Granja
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South Asia
Impractical Conditions Lead to Poor Adoption of Grid-connected Rooftop Solar Energy in Maharashtra, India
22 March 2022 | 
Varsha Torgalkar

Reporter Resources

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A Journalist's Guide to Covering Zoonotic Diseases
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Climate Change, Health, Journalism Skills, Wildlife Trafficking
A Journalist's Guide to Covering Zoonotic Diseases
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Climate Change, Health, Journalism Skills
A Journalist's Guide to Covering and Implementing the One Health Approach in Reporting
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Journalism Skills
EJDC: Earth Journalism Data Compilation
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Biodiversity
From Microbes to Rainforests: An Introductory Biodiversity Course for Journalists
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Climate Change, Policies and Conventions
What's in the latest IPCC report and how can journalists best cover it?

Opportunities

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Deadline: 07 June 2022
Asia-Pacific Climate and Environmental Story Grants 2022
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Deadline: 31 May 2022
Media Workshop on Prospects and Challenges of Renewable Energy in India
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Deadline: 23 May 2022
Story Grants to Report on the Mediterranean Sea
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GeoJournalism

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Latin America and the Caribbean
InfoAmazonia
An interactive platform hosting data-rich maps and geo-tagged stories that give context & narrative support to environmental issues in the Amazon
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South Asia
The Third Pole
Supports media coverage of climate and ecological issues in the Himalayas through balanced, unbiased, rigorously researched news and features
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Sub-Saharan Africa
Oxpeckers
Uses data, geo-mapping and traditional reporting to expose eco-offenses and track those looting Africa of its natural wealth
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Southeast Asia
Mekong Eye
Curates regional news & data and provides original content that examines and gives context to the Mekong region’s environmental and social challenges
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Data Journalism

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Mekong in Deep Water
 31 December 2021
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Special Reports

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Chains of Transmission
Chains of Transmission
Chains of Transmission
A special reporting series on vector-borne and zoonotic diseases in Asia – and efforts to combat their spread
A special reporting series on vector-borne and zoonotic diseases in Asia – and efforts to combat their spread
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Mekong in Deep Water
Mekong in Deep Water
This special report digs into the data to reveal the forces and complex dynamics driving decisions about dams, droughts and diplomacy in the Mekong River Basin.
This special report digs into the data to reveal the forces and complex dynamics driving decisions about dams, droughts and diplomacy in the Mekong River Basin.
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