Young Reporters for the Environment

Young Reporters for the Environment A FEE programme that promotes youth leadership through environmental journalism. YRE develops participants' skills and knowledge.

Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) is a network of passionate young people educating for sustainable development by producing, engaging, creative, environmental journalism. Coordinated by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE), YRE is implemented in more than 35 countries worldwide and growing! Participants, aged 11-25, investigate environmental issues and report on them through w

ritten, photographic or video journalism, wherever possible proposing solutions. For example, giving them a deeper understanding of sustainable development, enhancing their communication and citizenship skills, individual initiative, team work, critical analysis, social responsibility and leadership abilities.

04/09/2026

🗨️ “How have the participants’ entries changed your perspective on environmental issues?”

Emma from France, 1st Place winner in the 19-25 Article category of the 2024–2025 International YRE Competition, asked this question to the International Jury of the 2025–2026 competition:

Davide Agretto, International Jury and Youth Education Specialist at Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) highlighted how young reporters are exploring environmental challenges, communicating solutions and acting as catalysts for change.

Curious to see what young reporters around the world are investigating and communicating?

Visit the YRE Virtual Gallery to discover Emma’s work and explore the awarded entries and stories of other YRE participants from around the world: https://www.yre.global/virtual-gallery

03/09/2026

YRE has a new look!

We are excited to unveil the new Young Reporters for the Environment logo!
The new design keeps youth leadership and purposeful communication at the heart of YRE, reflecting the many different ways young people can make their voices heard.

Stay tuned for more information about the 2026–2027 YRE Competition, coming soon!

21/08/2026
20/08/2026

🎤 From YRE participant to YRE International Jury member!

Meet Martina Mifsud, YRE alumna and now a member of the YRE International Jury. ✨

In this video, Martina reflects on her YRE journey and the impact the programme has had on her life, from developing new skills and confidence to helping shape the path she’s on today.

Her story is a reminder that YRE can be much more than a competition. It’s an international network and platform where young people can investigate environmental issues, share solutions, and make their voices heard through environmental journalism. 🎥📸🎙️📝

And now, Martina is helping recognise and celebrate the next generation of Young Reporters. Talk about a full-circle moment! 🏅

Want to start your own YRE journey? Find your YRE National Office and discover how to take part:
https://www.yre.global/national-offices

13/08/2026

Almost forgot this is the whole point. 📸

To inspire the next generation to stay curious, explore the world around them, and tell the stories that matter. Every young person has the potential to become a voice for nature. 🌿

We need young environmental reporters, kids who ask questions, notice the small things, and share what they discover.

12/08/2026

💡 From first ideas to first jobs

On 12 August, we celebrate International Youth Day and the many ways young people are already shaping environmental action across the Foundation for Environmental Education network.

Reflecting this year’s United Nations theme, “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” young people are learning, participating, and leading at every stage across our six programmes.

So, where can you find youth across the FEE network? Pretty much everywhere. 👀

🍏 Through Eco-Schools, young people lead Eco-Committees and turn ideas into action across their schools and communities.

🌱 Through Learning about Ecosystems and Forests - LEAF, young learners step outside the classroom, connect with nature and explore the importance of protecting forests and biodiversity.

🎤 Through Young Reporters for the Environment, young people investigate environmental issues affecting their communities and use journalism, photography and video to share the stories that matter.

🎓 Through Eco-Campus, students drive change across their universities and colleges, deepening their knowledge while building skills and experience for what comes next.

🔑 Across Green Key, young professionals in the hospitality sector put sustainability into practice inside hotels and other establishments around the world.

🌊 Across Blue Flag, young professionals working at beaches, marinas and tourism boats help protect our coasts and promote more sustainable practices.

And that journey doesn't end when education does. Young people take those experiences into the wider world as educators, environmental and conservation professionals, community leaders, hospitality and tourism professionals, and colleagues across FEE’s 110+ member organisations.

Creating opportunities for young people to build experience, enter the environmental workforce, and have a say in the organisations driving change is an important part of that journey.

Next week, we’ll put that into practice at FEE Head Office. 👋 Through the FEE Internship Scheme, led by Eco-Campus, we’re welcoming our newest interns and creating opportunities for young people to gain hands-on professional experience while contributing to FEE’s work.

💼 Discover the FEE Internship Scheme: https://www.ecocampus.global/internship-scheme

Happy International Youth Day! ⭐

🏅 YRE International Competition 2025–2026 Special RecognitionWe’re wrapping up our Special Recognition series by celebra...
07/08/2026

🏅 YRE International Competition 2025–2026 Special Recognition

We’re wrapping up our Special Recognition series by celebrating the final three of this year’s seven Special Recognition recipients! ✨

These entries were recognised in the Short Form Campaign Video 15–18 category for their creativity, innovation and powerful environmental communication.

• From YRE Türkiye: Yiğit Ali Gülbahar, Arya Oktay, Asya Çeker, Galip Akyol, Beren Aliusta, Derin Otçuoğlu, Ekin Güneş, Müge Cebeci, İpek Derin Demez, Sena Sezin Çiftçi, Özgü Derin Tekin, Sude Naz Duman, Tanem Adak and Sevgi Gülenç – The Hidden Cost of Climate Change
• From YRE Montenegro: Andrej Milašinović – From Field to Table: Food Journey in Podgorica
• From YRE Mexico: Alan Martín Martínez Melendrez and Jorge Daniel González Hermosillo – Agave and Deforestation – Prepa Amatitán

Through short-form video, these young reporters show how creative storytelling can bring environmental issues to life, reach new audiences and inspire action. 🎥✨

Congratulations to all seven Special Recognition recipients across this year’s YRE International Competition!

A big thank you to our member organisations in Türkiye (TÜRÇEV), Montenegro (Mladi eko-reporteri) and FEE Mexico for running the YRE programme nationally and supporting young people to make their voices heard through environmental journalism. 👏

Explore all the winning and specially recognised entries in the YRE Virtual Gallery:
https://www.yre.global/virtual-gallery

🏅 YRE International Competition 2025–2026 Special RecognitionCongratulations to two of this year's seven Special Recogni...
06/08/2026

🏅 YRE International Competition 2025–2026 Special Recognition

Congratulations to two of this year's seven Special Recognition recipients in the Staged Campaign Photo category, whose inspiring entries stood out for their creativity, innovation and powerful environmental storytelling. ✨

• From YRE Greece Theodora Blana, Christina Ladeni, Christina Thoma, Smaragda Igglezaki, Amaris Laci, Konstantina Konstantinou, Giannis Nikolaidis, Giorgos Karagiannis and Orestis Merkaj – A Mirror to Our Sea's Future
• From YRE Iceland: Hafdís, Daníela, Hrafna and Aron – Pollution of the Sea

These creative campaigns demonstrate how visual campaigns can raise awareness of environmental challenges, inspire reflection and encourage action for a more sustainable future.

Explore all the winning and specially recognised entries in the YRE Virtual Gallery:
https://www.yre.global/virtual-gallery

The YRE programme is ran nationally in Greece by Προστασία της Φύσης (Ελληνική Εταιρία Προστασίας της Φύσης) and in Iceland by Landvernd umhverfisverndarsamtök

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