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Founded in 1986, Journalists for Conservation merged with the Environmental Writers of Australia to form "Environmental Writers and Journalists of Australia". Whilst EWA is our Australian division, we partner with like-minded organizations around the world, including the Society of Environmental Journalists (USA), and the Oxford Climate Journalism Network (UK).
Starring Ted Danson, Rashid Sumaila, Daniel Pauly, Justin Alger, William McDonald
After 20 years of negotiating, the World Trade Organization has finally drafted a historic agreement to protect our oceans: The world's first legally-binding international sustainability treaty.
But if countries don't sign on, the deal will be meaningless.
The race is now on to convince 109 countries to sign the agreement, or watch our last, best hope for a sustainable future slip away.
Produced by Jayde Lovell, with support from Environmental Writers of Australia
In 1990’s Mexico, many believed rampant deforestation was simply the cost of doing business. But one man saw an alternative and launched what would become the most successful biodiversity program in history. That man is Dr. José Sarukhán and the program is CONABIO, The National Commission for the Knowledge and Use of Biodiversity.
To become a member of "Environmental Journalists of Australia", or "Environmental Writers of Australia", applicants must meet the following criteria:
These criteria are designed to ensure that members of the "Environmental Writers of Australia" are committed, informed, and active contributors to the discourse on environmental issues within Australia and globally.
