Global Investigative Journalism Network
Investigating the Story of the Century
In a story published by the Global Investigative Journalism Network, EJN Executive Director James Fahn explores the many investigative paths journalists can take to cover climate change. The issue, Fahn writes, “is not just an environmental issue but also a social and economic one, making it fertile ground in which investigative journalism can flourish.”
EJN
In a race to save the pangolin, Philippine researchers reach out to local communities
NewsChina
Scale of survival: A look at Chinese efforts to tackle the illegal pangolin trade
Mongabay India
Climate-resilient agricultural methods help Andaman farmers
Frontier Myanmar
Myanmar’s Ayeyarwady River at risk from rampant sand mining
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.
EJN, CGIAR, CIAT
Webinar: Communicating the Impacts of Climate Change on Food and Agriculture
What problems currently impact food production? How can agricultural activities result in lower greenhouse gas emissions while also being productive enough to feed a growing global population? These questions and more are discussed during three webinars aimed at helping journalists from around the world better cover how climate change affects agriculture and food systems.
Reporter Resource
The State of Global Air report 2018
Reporter Resource
Covering Conservation: A guide for community radio broadcasters in Cameroon
Reporter Resource
Ocean Toolkit for Pacific Media: Our Pacific Ocean, Our Stories
Reporter Resource
Philippines publishes new climate change guidebook for journalists
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
UNFCCC COP24
Brazil's environment minister has no history in the cause, says Climate Observatory head
UNFCCC COP24
Tunisian youth organization plays a strong role in climate change negotiations
UNFCCC COP24
The COP is not only for states and governments but for civil society, says climate justice coalition
UNFCCC COP24
Uganda calls for action to save world from climate catastrophe
UNFCCC COP24
Fashion, sports industries commit to battle climate change
UNFCCC COP24
How a 15-year-old girl is working to combat climate change
UNFCCC COP24
Least Developed Countries Group welcomes climate summit outcome with caution
UNFCCC COP24
'We feel more like bystanders;' youth call for active participation in climate negotiations
Agriculture
Part 3: Farmers in Uttarakhand Look to the Past to Benefit the Future
Agriculture
Photo story: The China-built railway cutting through Laos
Agriculture
Images of women absent from posters on safe tobacco growing
Agriculture
Environmental, health awareness among farmers factors into tobacco production decline
South Asia + Central Asia
Polls and pollution along the Ganga
South Asia + Central Asia
India has lost an entire city's worth of shoreline to coastal erosion
South Asia + Central Asia
Sea erosion affecting lives and livelihoods in Odisha
South Asia + Central Asia
Walk the Talk: A look at the climate challenges facing coastal villages in Vizag
Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Project
EJN Kicks Off Pangolin Series on Earth Day
22 April 2019
Inside a Nonprofit That Supports Environmental Journalists Around the World
9 April 2019
Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Project
Media Grantees’ Activities Help Strengthen Environmental Reporting in Asia and the Pacific
27 March 2019
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