Working together with Andrea Polanco, an award-winning reporter at Channel 5 News in Belize and a former Climate Change Media Partnership Fellow, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) hosted a
Read moreThe 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.
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Climate change may be a hot topic at the moment, but it’s also one that leaves audiences prone to burnout.
The recent fires in the Amazon have put deforestation in the headlines, with stories highlighting the important role the rainforests play in storing climate-changing greenhouse gases and the need for better policies to protect them.
Indian journalists gathered at the mouth of the Ganges River in West Bengal, India last month to learn about the effects of sea level rise, at a workshop organized by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN).
Working together with Andrea Polanco, an award-winning reporter at Channel 5 News in Belize and a former Climate Change Media Partnership Fellow, Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) hosted a workshop in Belize for local journalists to learn about threats facing the Mesoamerican Reef, potent
Belize-based television reporter Andrea Polanco, a 2018 Climate Change Media Partnership Fellow (CCMP) and host of EJN’s recent Mesoamerican Reef workshop, received two first-place awards from the Car
Internewsâ Earth Journalism Network and the Solutions Journalism Network invite journalists in the DC area to join us for a solutions-oriented training for those interested in reporting on climate
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
Although global attention on the impacts of climate change on the Pacific region still lags, two of the organizations being supported by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) to enhance climate change reporting in the region have been stepping up.
The Mesoamerican Reef (MAR) system lining the coasts of Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and Belize is home to a diverse ecosystem of flora and fauna that is being threatened by unregulated tourism, pollution, bacterial diseases, climate change, overfishing and sedimentation from coastal building and
The Bangladeshi non-governmental organization VOICE has used a grant from Interenws’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) to form an Ocean Literacy Network based in Dhaka in partnership with several national organizations from the Bay of Bengal region.