Your Essential Guide to the Cub Reporters Programme—Top Resources & Key Reporting Tips!
Want to report on local environmental issues with strong, credible data? If you’re looking for reliable sources to support your findings, these websites are a must-visit!
Whether you're investigating hunger in India, global obesity trends, deforestation rates, or rising temperatures, having accurate data will make your news reports more compelling and well-informed.
The websites listed below provide verified statistics, research insights, and interactive tools to help you analyze real-world trends.
Explore them to uncover key facts, compare historical data, and strengthen your environmental stories. By using these resources, you can go beyond opinions and present data-driven journalism—just like a true Cub Reporter! So, dive in, explore the facts, and make your stories stand out.
1. Our World in Data: Explore humanity's story: data-driven insights on global challenges, visualized. Discover trends on key issues, like CO2 emissions, life expectancy, etc., through popular pages and benefit from its predicted search.
2. Calorie Control Council: Unlock a healthier you: Explore delicious recipes, smart science, and expert tips for balanced living, all from the Calorie Control Council.
3. Calculator.Net: Beware of junk food and calculate your daily calorie needs instantly. Weight loss, maintenance, or gain – find your perfect balance with this comprehensive tool.
4. Forest Survey of India: India's forest pulse: FSI's website offers dynamic data, mapping growth and challenges. Explore the intricate web of our natural heritage.
5. EurekAlert: Discover the latest scientific breakthroughs! EurekAlert delivers press releases and research news directly from leading institutions worldwide.
6. Phys.org: From distant galaxies to tiny particles, Phys.org reveals science's latest triumphs, making complex topics accessible to everyone.
7. Science Daily: From labs to life, get the latest scientific breakthroughs, explained simply, and stay ahead of the curve.
8. NASA Climate Kids: A cool website where you can explore awesome games, videos, and activities to learn all about our planet's climate!
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Young Environmentalist Programme, Environment Education Unit, Centre for Science and Environment, New Delhi
