YOUNG REPORTERS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT (YRE)

The YRE programme is an international network & platform for young people to investigate, research and share solutions to global environmental issues.

By Youth. For youth.

 

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Sharpen your leadership edge
Sharpen your leadership edge

Develop powerful communication, initiative-taking thinking, and critical analysis skills through storytelling, photography, and videography. Learn from experienced professionals and get noticed by decision-makers in the environmental sector. 

Be the voice on climate issues
Be the voice on climate issues

YRE allows you to lead environmental causes you care about. Your YRE reports can spark positive change, inspire others to act and even influence policy makers.  

Channel passion into solutions
Channel passion into solutions

YRE helps you transform environmental concerns into actionable solutions. Gain a deeper understanding of critical issues and discover ways to influence local change alongside your community.

YRE is a Leadership and Community Programme

For over 30 years the Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) programme, international competition and global network have been equipping and mentoring future leaders to investigate environmental issues and drive positive, solution focused change.  Suitable for young people aged 11-25 in both formal and non formal education settings, the four steps of YRE provide young people with valuable life skills and knowledge to leverage media and their own voices. Through the programme these young influencers become powerful advocates within their communities, inspiring all those around them. Our young reporters for the environment are not simply inheriting a future sustainable world – they are the ones actively shaping it. 

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🌐 Exciting opportunity for YRE students! 🌐 💬We are thrilled to announce our new initiative as part of this year’s @yre_int Programme—“UN at Your Doorstep: Ages of Globalization.” This online dialogue series, hosted by Pro
📢Exciting news for this year’s YRE Competition 2024-2025! 🎙️🎧 The Young Reporters for the Environment (YRE) competition is back, and we’re thrilled to announce NEW opportunities for this year! 🙌 In 2024-2025, the theme for the YRE
🥉 Announcing our 3rd place winners for the YRE International Competition 2023-2024! These young reporters continue to amaze the world with their incredible and innovative solutions to local and global environmental issues. 🌐📸✍️🎥 Look through thei
🥈 Shoutout to our 2nd place winners for the YRE International Competition 2023-2024! 🥈 Through their amazing articles, videos, and photos, these young reporters successfully highlighted a wide range of environmental issues and demonstrated how the
🏅 1st Place - Photo Campaign 🏅 🚰 “The Water we Wear” by Dinis Cirne from @jra_yreportugal 🌐YRE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 2023-2024 Winners 🌐 👉This young reporter, Dinis, shares an explanation for their photo campaign entry: &ldq
🏆 1st Place - Article (19-25 years old) 'Farmer and Baker: From field to Plate Anthony goes back to the essentials' by Clément Gousseau from @jre.france 🌐 YRE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 2023-2024 Winners 🌐 🥖 Traditionally separate profe
🌐 Photo Reportage YRE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 2023-2024 Joint Winners🌐 🏆 Joint 1st Place - Photo Reportage "Adaptability Despite Adversity" by Emma Lynch Cauchi from @yremalta Emma shared a few words about her inspiration for this
🏆 1st Place - Article (11-14 years old) 🏆 "Young Geckos Cleaning Streets for a Clearer Future" by Dylan Joyce-Shah, Flynn Casey, Milana Bickel, Benjy Shaul, Jasper Herwig, Benjamin van Wel from @osc_srilanka 🌍 YRE INTERNATIONAL COMPE

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