Expired Opportunities

A three-day workshop for India-based journalists focused on how state subsidies for marine fisheries often harm small fishers and deplete fish stocks.

EJN invites environmental, conservation or science-based journalism organizations and associations in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania to apply for grants to work with African journalists to improve and increase wildlife and conservation coverage in the media.

Funding is available to support media and other information-generating organizations grow, expand and improve news coverage of climate change, the environment and natural resource issues along the Bay of Bengal coast in Bangladesh and India. Deadline: Oct

Internews’ Earth Journalism Network is seeking journalists to join a five-day media workshop in Mombasa, Kenya, focused on solutions to combat the illegal wildlife trade and conservation of flora and fauna.

Calling on India-based journalists to apply for a media workshop on climate change justice and resilience around the Bay of Bengal, with a special focus on women and youth.

EJN is offering grants to 10 in East Africa to report on issues related to wildlife trafficking, conservation and protection efforts.

EJN is offering grants to at least 10 journalists based in eastern India and coastal Bangladesh to report on critical issues related to climate change that are driving notable responses.

We're offering grants to boost reporting on marine fisheries in India, with a focus on illegal fishing, overfishing and harmful fisheries subsidies.

Is your organization working to improve environmental reporting? Do you have a unique or creative idea to help people understand climate change and other environmental issues? This is your chance to win a grant and be part of the solution.

Internews’ Earth Journalism Network, is pleased to announce this year’s Fellowship program for journalists interested in covering the upcoming round of annual climate change negotiations.