MENLO PARK, CA — With the impacts of environmental degradation becoming more acute around the globe, the world needs journalists reporting from Nature’s frontline to provide accurate and actionable information. This is especially the case across the tropics, which are disproportionately bearing the brunt of climate change, biodiversity loss, and threats against Indigenous peoples and local communities. But it is a hard time to find a footing as an environmental journalist. Beyond the general challenges facing journalists everywhere due to sector shifts and shrinking press freedom, there aren’t…
