The Uproot Project Database is a valuable resource for journalists looking to connect with editors, mentors, experts, sources, and peers within the environmental space. While this database is open to all journalists, it aims to elevate and amplify diverse voices in environmental journalism. The Uproot Project is committed to increasing representation in the media and environmental journalism. The professionals in our database bring expertise in climate, science, social justice, and environmental issues and are committed to contributing to a more inclusive and representative media landscape.

Want to be a part of Uproot’s database? Fill out the application here!

Note: The database application is separate from the Uproot membership application. If you’d like to become an Uproot member, please fill out this form as well. You can learn more about membership here.

HOW TO USE

To navigate The Uproot Project Database, simply use the filters to find what you’re looking for whether it’s a mentor, subject matter expert or a freelance journalist. The database can also be narrowed down by the member’s geographic location as well as their availability to mentor, freelance, meet up for coffee based on location, or be interviewed as a subject matter expert. The database has been fully vetted and verified as of December 2022. We will continue to update, add, and verify members on a rolling basis. If you have any questions, please contact info@uprootproject.org.

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