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When the Covid-19 pandemic hit full swing in March, we reached out to our partners and Fellows to learn how they were being impacted and how they were responding.

Who qualifies for this Fellowship?  

We are looking for applicants with 2 to 3 years of experience in journalism based in the Mekong Basin region, meaning Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam. We prefer applicants that have an interest in reporting on environmental issues in the

When Daw Nan Ja and her family were forced from their home 10 years ago, she was well on her way to

Water, air and soil are all polluted in Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state; but no campaigner in this election season talks about it, and voters do only when reminded.

The theme of this year’s Earth Day is “Protect Our Species.” But there isn’t much to celebrate when some of the world’s most endangered species are rapidly disappearing as a result of the illegal wildlife trade. Imelda Abano reports on how researchers and conservationist

Between 1990 and 2016, India lost 235 square kilometres (sq km) of land to coastal erosion. That is

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 ec

The central government informed Parliament in December 2018 that sea levels along the Indian coast are projected to rise from 3.5 inches to as much as 34 inches by the end of the century due to global warming.

Due to illegal trafficking for use in medicine and for its meat, the pangolin is on the brink of extinction. While conservationists and wildlife authorities in China are leading efforts to breed and rescue the shy creature, the trade persists. Reporter Wang Yan investiga

Researchers in the Andaman & Nicobar islands off eastern India are working with farmers on land-shaping strategies that help them adapt to challenges such as extreme weather events, water shortages and limited land availability. In this video report, Sharada Balasubr

Oceans help in slowing down climate change, they meet 15% of the global population's protein needs

Critics warn of hidden costs in forging ahead with more dams