Geojournalism Partners

EJN is a pioneer of geojournalism — a growing field at the intersection of environmental and data journalism, combining maps and data with traditional reporting.

We’ve supported the creation of 10 regional environmental news platforms spanning the Mekong, Amazon, Nile watersheds and more. Local journalists producing stories for these partner websites are encouraged to use spatial data visualizations, mapping, geotagging and infographics to offer a more compelling picture of transboundary environmental challenges.

Mekong Eye

Environmental news, analysis and opinion from the Mekong region.

InfoAmazonia

An interactive media outlet that uses maps, data, and geo-localized reports to tell stories about the endangered Amazon region.

The Third Pole

A multilingual platform (now a special project of Dialogue Earth) that promotes discussion and information on transboundary water issues across the Himalayan watershed.

Rakchaas Taal (Demon Lake) south of Kailash

Pasifika Environews

A platform that supports and aggregates environmental stories and data from across the Pacific Islands.

Oxpeckers

A media outlet that uses traditional investigative journalism and geomapping to expose eco-offenses and track organized criminal syndicates in Africa.

Ekuatorial

A geojournalism website that publishes stories and data visualizations related to under-reported environmental challenges in Indonesia.

InfoNile

A regional news platform with a mission to uncover critical stories on water issues in the Nile River Basin through data-based multimedia storytelling.

InfoCongo

A news platform that uses data and interactive maps to capture ongoing positive and negative changes in the Congo Basin.

Mongabay EnviroNews Philippines

Conservation news and information from the Philippines.

Citizen Science & Sensors

A project that enables journalists and communicators to use sensors to obtain and report on data about air pollution and other environmental indicators.

Air quality sensor connected to a computer