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About this opportunity

The Biodiversity Media Grants support media organizations and journalist networks to produce in‑depth biodiversity reporting and build capacity for environmental journalism. Projects should raise awareness of biodiversity threats and highlight conservation solutions, especially in biodiversity‑rich or vulnerable regions.

Benefits

€10,000–€12,000 grant per organization (3–4 grantees selected)
Mentorship and support from experienced environmental journalists
Opportunity to produce multi‑part investigations, podcasts, or collaborative reporting projects
Capacity‑building activities (workshops, training, e‑learning tools)
Visibility through EJN’s global network

Who can apply

Applicant must be a media organization, journalist network, civil society org, or academic institution in a low‑ or middle‑income country
Preference for biodiversity‑rich regions or areas facing biodiversity loss
Projects must produce ≥10 stories unless paired with capacity‑building activities
Applications must be in English
Transparent disclosure of generative AI use (if any)
Former EJN grantees eligible, but 2025 grantees excluded
Must submit:
Detailed proposal with outputs (stories, training, tools, networks)
Budget (Excel template provided)
Risk management plan (safety, digital security, mental health)
Running a project or organization
Working (full-time or part-time)
Entrepreneur

Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN)Grant

€12,000 Biodiversity Media Grant

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Opportunity type

Grant

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

Global

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

Benefits

€10,000–€12,000 grant per organization (3–4 grantees selected)
Mentorship and support from experienced environmental journalists
Opportunity to produce multi‑part investigations, podcasts, or collaborative reporting projects
Capacity‑building activities (workshops, training, e‑learning tools)
Visibility through EJN’s global network

Who can apply

Applicant must be a media organization, journalist network, civil society org, or academic institution in a low‑ or middle‑income country
Preference for biodiversity‑rich regions or areas facing biodiversity loss
Projects must produce ≥10 stories unless paired with capacity‑building activities
Applications must be in English
Transparent disclosure of generative AI use (if any)
Former EJN grantees eligible, but 2025 grantees excluded
Must submit:
Detailed proposal with outputs (stories, training, tools, networks)
Budget (Excel template provided)
Risk management plan (safety, digital security, mental health)
Running a project or organization
Working (full-time or part-time)
Entrepreneur

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