Earth Island Journal

Published quarterly, Earth Island Journal provides in-depth coverage of international environmental news you won't find elsewhere along with exclusive reports from our project network!

Awarded numerous Project Censored awards, the Journal continues to win acclaim from journalists, public interest advocates, and readers from around the world. Read selected articles, find out more about the publication, or subscribe today.

IslandWire

Sign up for IslandWire, Earth Island's FREE electronic newsletter, and receive monthly updates on breaking environmental news, action alerts, upcoming events, volunteer/job opportunities and briefs on the ongoing activities of the organization.

View the current issue here.

Project Newsletters

Many of Earth Island's education and advocacy projects publish periodic print and electronic newsletters. Information about these, along with links to them online, can be found below.

• ECO Newsletter:

  Published by the International Marine Mammal Project (IMMP), ECO provides day-to-day highlights and commentary from an environmental perspective at the annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission. (From the IMMP website, click on the ECO link to access the newsletter.)

• Global Service Corps Newsletter:

  Published periodically, this newsletter provides updates on the work of Global Service Corps, an organization that offers international service-learning opportunities through village-based environmental and social justice projects in Tanzania and Thailand. (From the Global Service Corps website, point to "News" and click on "Newsletter" for the latest issue.)

• INLAKECH!

  Published periodically, INLAKECH! is Bay Area Wilderness Training's online newsletter featuring event notices and updates on the project's efforts to lead adult youth workers in developing skills to conduct safe, high quality wilderness trips for young people.

• Kids for the Bay Newsletter:

  Published periodically, this newsletter details the programs and activities of Kids for the Bay, a project that collaborates with teachers in the San Francisco Bay Area to inspire environmental consciousness in children and cultivate a love of learning.
• The latest from The Wildebeat

Multimedia and Video

In addition to print and electronic publications, Earth Island and its advocacy network produce a range of multimedia, film, and video projects. Some of these are listed below.

• In the Light of Reverence:

  Produced by Earth Island's Sacred Land Film Project, this film explores American culture's relationship to nature in three places considered sacred by native peoples: the Colorado Plateau in the Southwest, Mt. Shasta in California, and Devils Tower in Wyoming. Ten years in the making, In the Light of Reverence juxtaposes reflections of Hopi, Wintu and Lakota elders on the spiritual meaning of place with views of non-Indians who have their own ideas about how best to use the land. The film captures the spiritual yearning and materialistic frenzy of our time.

• On Nature's Terms:

  This film, recently released by Earth Island's WildFutures project, uses dramatic footage and inspirational stories to illustrate how ordinary citizens in both rural and urban America are doing their part to co-exist in harmony with predators. Produced by award-winning film producer John de Graaf, this ground-breaking film makes the important connection between the ecological, economic, and social factors for carnivore species conservation and the necessity of protecting the large connected expanses of land that they need to survive.

Annual Reports

Each year, Earth Island Institute publishes our Annual Report, summarizing the public education and advocacy efforts of our more than 30 activist projects. Please feel free to review our financial and programmatic efforts in our Annual Reports index.