EJN Network
The Earth Journalism Network is home to a professional community of environmental journalists organized at the global, regional, and local level. EJN’s staff manages global initiatives and collaborates with network members on projects; the Council of Partners represents organizations and journalism networks that support environmental reporting both regionally and nationally; and a network of individual journalists brought together by an affinity for local environmental reporting.
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9,000+ member journalists -
5,000+ journalists trained -
8,000+ stories published
Council of Partners
EJN Staff
Partner Networks and Organizations
EJN establishes networks of environmental journalists in countries where they don't exist, and builds their capacity where they do, through training workshops and development of training materials, support for production and distribution, and dispersing small grants. These local networks often become our active partners, working with local journalists in local languages, and in most cases are self-sustaining institutions that can provide their members with capacity-building programs and the kind of clout that comes by working as a coherent group.
Over the years, EJN has worked closely with the following organizations, among others:
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Claves 21 (Argentina) |
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The International Center for |
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Panos (including |
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The National Council of Environmental Journalists in Pakistan
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Renewable Energy & Energy |
O Eco (Brazil) |
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The Network of Climate Change |
The Cambodian Institute |
Reseau des Journalistes pour |
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Nawaat (Tunisia) |
The Peruvian Provincial |
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The Union of Environmental |
Nigerian Association of |
Pan-Amazon Communicators Network |
The Arab Federation |
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