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Women lead the way in adapting to climate change
With the world marking International Women’s Day today, EJN decided to take stock of some of our best women’s-focused reporting over the past year.
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The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) was established by Internews to improve the quantity and quality of environmental coverage. We create networks of environmental journalists in countries where they don't exist, and build their capacity where they do. Through training workshops and development of training materials, support for production and distribution, the provision of small grants, and the creation of unique GeoJournalism platforms that combine traditional reporting on key regions with interactive maps and visualized data, EJN works with journalists around the world to find innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing environmental issues of today.
More information on the Earth Journalism Network web site.
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A New Mapping Tool and New Opportunities for Reporting on Wildlife Crime
New Mapping Tool Tracks Illegal Wildlife Trafficking Across Europe
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New Mapping Tool Tracks Illegal Wildlife Trafficking Across Europe
Coverage of the illegal wildlife trade in Europe got a boost last month when the Earth Journalism Network joined forces with Oxpeckers Investigative Environmental Journalism for the launch of
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EJN’s West Africa Fisheries Project Receives Special Recognition Award for Its Work on Illegal Fishing
Internews’ Earth Journalism Network and its West Africa Fisheries Project have been honored with a Special Recognition award by an international panel of judges in the context of the 3rd Stop IUU Fishing Awards to ack
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EJN Partner Launches Five-Part Series on Environmental Change in the Himalayas
“One morning in late September, as an orange lozenge of a sun rose from behind the mountains, Indian pilgrims chanted prayers to Shiva on the shores of Lake Mansarovar.”
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CCMP Fellow’s Reporting on Vulnerable Sea Turtles in India Continues to Garner Attention
Freelance journalist Karthikeyan Hemalatha has been covering the environment for eight years.
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New Opportunities for Journalists to Cover Climate Change and Wildlife Crime
Internews’ Earth Journalism Network is offering several opportunities for reporters to receive funding and support in the coming months through story grants
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Stories on Climate Change, Resilience and Wildlife Crime Round Off 2018
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Wildlife Trafficking Project Makes its Story Debut
EJN’s project on Investigating Wildlife Trafficking got off to a strong start with its first story, an
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CCMP Fields Largest Media Delegation at COP24 in Poland
There was an air of uncertainty at COP24, the United Nations climate change summit where representatives of nearly 200 countries gathered to determine how they would deliver on commitments to curb global warming, as promised in the landmark 2015 Paris Agreement.
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Climate Change, Sea Level Rise, Resilience – EJN Works with Reporters on the Bay of Bengal Coast
Chidambaram, India -- The northeast monsoon came early to the Bay of Bengal this year.