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Learning about zoonotic diseases and how to cover them

Join us on April 20 at 9am DC / 2pm London / 8pm Bangkok for a pre-Earth Day webinar about reporting on zoonotic diseases.

Read more about Rare captive-bred crocodiles develop new habits in Philippine wild

Rare captive-bred crocodiles develop new habits in Philippine wild

Experts in the Philippines have discovered new habits among the endangered Philippine crocodile that could help them protect the species in the wild.

Read more about Pandemic, development threaten Philippine tribe's survival

Pandemic, development threaten Philippine tribe's survival

A two-part story that looks at threats facing the Indigenous Aeta in the Philippines.

Read more about Investigating Environmental Policy in Latin America

Investigating Environmental Policy in Latin America

Grants will support the production of enterprise stories that will explore how international diplomacy is shaping environmental policy in Latin America.

Read more about Climate change is forcing Indians to migrate far from home

Climate change is forcing Indians to migrate far from home

As the impacts of climate change become more visible, millions of Indians living in climate-sensitive regions are migrating to urban areas.

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 12,000 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

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Giant clam

Surge in seizures of giant clam shells has Philippine conservationists wary

07 April 2021 |

Keith Anthony S. Fabro

Rangers prepare to release turtles

Turtle harvesting ground in the Solomon Islands turned into safe sanctuary

06 April 2021

Two adults walking in a flooded area of India's Sundarbans with a child on one person's shoulder, carrying bags

Climate change is forcing Indians to migrate far from home

06 April 2021 |

Crocodile in the marsh

Rare captive-bred crocodiles develop new habits in Philippine wild

05 April 2021 |

Erwin M. Mascariñas

Woman in flood

Covid-19, Cyclone Amphan reduce food consumption in coastal Bangladesh

05 April 2021 |

Rafiqul Islam Montu

A woman overlooking Valparai forest

How the pandemic allowed an Indigenous group in India to rediscover their roots

01 April 2021 |

Khazans in South Goa.

Goa's last living Khazans

30 March 2021 |

Sharanya Deepak

Rice field harvesting

What do we lose when we lose a grain of rice?

26 March 2021 |

Sharanya Deepak

Monitor lizard

Malaysia’s judges throw the book at wildlife criminals

26 March 2021

Buffalo on dry land

Buffalo herding suffers in coastal Bangladesh as soil and water grow saltier

22 March 2021 |

SHAMSUDDIN ILLIUS

Opportunities

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Deadline: 30 April 2021

Story Grants on Renewable Energy in India

Deadline: 27 April 2021

Investigating Environmental Policy in Latin America

GeoJournalism

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Latin America and the Caribbean

An interactive platform hosting data-rich maps and geo-tagged stories that give context & narrative support to environmental issues in the Amazon

Supports media coverage of climate and ecological issues in the Himalayas through balanced, unbiased, rigorously researched news and features

Sub-Saharan Africa

Uses data, geo-mapping and traditional reporting to expose eco-offenses and track those looting Africa of its natural wealth

Curates regional news & data and provides original content that examines and gives context to the Mekong region’s environmental and social challenges

Data Journalism

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The many threats facing Indonesia's endangered Irrawaddy dolphins

08 February 2021 |

Zakarias Demon Daton

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Stephanie Adeline

Special Reports

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One Belt One Road Watch

An in-depth look at the environmental impacts of China’s Belt and Road Initiative

An in-depth look at the environmental impacts of China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Climate Change Health

Climate Change & Health

Climate Change & Health

How a warming world is impacting everything from the food we eat to the air we breathe to the spread of disease

How a warming world is impacting everything from the food we eat to the air we breathe to the spread of disease