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Outstanding Student Reporting: SEJ 22nd Annual Awards for Reporting on the Environment

The Society of Environmental Journalists is pleased to announce the Outstanding Student Reporting winners of the 2023 SEJ Awards for Reporting on the Environment. Read the stories and hear from one of the first-place winners.

Tampa bayUnited statesFullerton collegeUniversity of floridaLos angelesJordyn kalmanIsabel koyamaNancy castaldoMerrill brownMollie jamisonKalia richardsonLaura kraegelZachary van arsdaleMarlena carrilloErik andersonDaniel pearl

NCAT announces its new executive director

The National Center for Appropriate Technology’s (NCAT) Board of Directors announced it has selected Fred Bahnson to lead the organization.

United statesWake forest universityNorth carolinaJackie hutchinsonFred bahnsonSimon schusterNational centerSociety policy fellowshipBoston university religionPulitzer center on crisisAppropriate technologyChairperson jackieEcological well being programWake forest university schoolChristian science monitorBest american travel writing

The Christian case for fighting climate change is being tested in Eastern Oregon

BAKER CITY — Like many Christian stories, the origin of Climate Vigil began with an awakening.

United statesFirst presbyterian churchUnion countyGlasgow cityUnited kingdomBaker cityWheaton collegeWest virginiaPeter fargoMeera subramanianWes sheleyDerek moscatoResearch on christianUnited nationsEpiscopal diocese of eastern oregonWashington university

The Christian case for fighting climate change is being tested in Eastern Oregon

A Baker City man is planning a series of events in the region while a professor is collecting data from Pendleton.

United statesFirst presbyterian churchUnion countyGlasgow cityUnited kingdomBaker cityBaker valleyWheaton collegeElkhorn mountainsWest virginiaVince pattonPeter fargoKathleen kieferMeera subramanianWes sheleyDerek moscato

SEJ s Fund for Environmental Journalism Awards $47,342 To Support Stories on U S Public Lands

Sep 30, 2022 The Fund for Environmental Journalism has awarded $47,342 for 12 projects selected through the 2022 round of competition for stories on U.S. public lands (lands owned and/or managed by federal, state, local or tribal governments).

United statesGreat lakesStar creekSpring pointMound cityShawnee national forestKlamath riverRuth dusseaultAndria hautamakiMary millerJimmy tobiasMeaghan parkerDelger erdenesanaaMarissa ortega welchMeridith kohutElizabeth lizzie grossman

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