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Saturday May 30, 2026 1:45pm - 3:00pm CEST
This panel explores why biodiversity stories often struggle to find a place in general newsrooms and how to pitch them more effectively.

Two experienced journalists will share practical, replicable strategies, including reframing biodiversity as political, economic, or investigative stories; grounding pitches in data, regulation, and accountability; and targeting beyond environmental desks.

If you have had difficulty getting your biodiversity or environmental stories published, this session offers a chance to exchange experiences, ask questions, and learn from journalists who have successfully persuaded editors of the importance of these stories.
Speakers
avatar for Tracy Keeling

Tracy Keeling

Freelance Environmental Journalist
I am a UK-based journalist who writes about a variety of environmental subjects but specialises in biodiversity reporting, particularly in relation to the wildlife trade. My work has been published in Bloomberg Businessweek, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism, The Revelator, Yahoo... Read More →
avatar for Annick Hus

Annick Hus

Journalist and Researcher, Freelance
I’m a journalist and researcher specialising in biodiversity, wildlife, ecosystem health, livestock farming, and animal welfare. My work has been published in outlets including Apache, De Groene Amsterdammer, The Green European Journal, Falter, Follow the Money, and EOS. I’m available... Read More →
Saturday May 30, 2026 1:45pm - 3:00pm CEST
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