EJN Awards Five Media Grants to Expand Coverage of Biodiversity Issues
In September, the Earth Journalism Network an
Read moreIn September, the Earth Journalism Network an
Read moreInternews’ Earth Journalism Network is pleased to announce the re-launch of our successful Biodiversity Media Initiative, which will work to improve media coverage of biodiversity and conservation iss
Given the importance of the Mesoamerican Reef system, EJN collaborated with our local partner, the Mexican Network of Environmental Journalists (REMPA), to host a reporting work
Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is joining forces with Internews’ Africa Program to launch our latest project: Increasing East African Media Coverage of Conservation and Wildlife Issues.
Internews’ Earth Journalism Network has launched the Mesoamerican Reef Reporting Project to increase and improve news coverage on the environmental health of a vital reef system that stretches across the coasts of Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.
The illegal wildlife trade poses severe threats to biodiversity and is a growing challenge for countries around the globe.
A series of stories commissioned by the Internews Earth Journalism Network’s (EJN) Biodiversity Media Initiative highlighted threats due to habitat loss, the illegal wildlife trade and climate change.
As part of the three-year Biodiversity Media Initiative to encourage strong media coverage of biodiversity and conservation issues, EJN will bring 8 journalists to the inaugural Latin America and Caribbean Congress for Conservation Biology (LACCCB 2018) in Trinidad & Tobago.
The Earth Journalism Network’s partner in Argentina, Claves21, has launched a free online course on biodiversity for Spanish-speaking journalists.
EJN is excited to announce the eight winners of our Biodiversity Story Grants, the seven winners of the West African Fisheries Journalism Project story grants, and three organizations that have received Biodiversity Media Grants.