The Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is a global community of environmental journalists, a project of Internews and an implementor of media development activities.
Their main activities include:
- training and workshops;
- story grants for journalists;
- media grants for organizations;
- Geojournalism platforms;
- fellowships, eg. Climate Change Media Partnership; and
- investigative reports and special projects
EJN’s current projects:
- EJN Asia-Pacific
- Bay of Bengal Climate Resilience Reporting
- Investigating Wildlife Trafficking in Europe
- Climate Change Media Partnership
- Biodiversity Media Initiative
- West Africa Fisheries – Ocean Media Initiative
- GeoJournalism Sites: Third Pole, Mekong Eye, Ekuatorial, InfoPacific, InfoCongo, InfoAmazonia, Oxpeckers +
- Potential Upcoming Activities
- Protecting Meso-American Reef in Central America
- Conservation and Wildlife Journalism in East Africa
- Journalism Safety and Security
- Fellowships to Ocean and Biodiversity Summits