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Why Join YRE Bangladesh?

Build real skills, meet people who care about the planet, and use your stories to make a difference in your community.

Why YRE

Your voice can change how people see the environment

YRE Bangladesh gives young people aged 11–25 the chance to investigate environmental issues close to home and report on them through articles, photos and videos.

Along the way you learn to research, think critically and tell stories that inspire others to act — as part of a global network of young reporters.

Four reasons to join

What you gain as a young reporter

01

Empowerment

Gain the skills and knowledge to effectively communicate environmental issues through compelling storytelling.

02

Community

Connect with like-minded individuals who share your enthusiasm for the environment, fostering collaborations and friendships.

03

Impact

Your reports have the potential to raise awareness, influence decisions, and inspire action within your community and beyond.

04

Experience

Participate in workshops, competitions, and events that enhance your journalism skills and environmental awareness.

Your reports have the potential to raise awareness, influence decisions, and inspire action within your community and beyond.

The impact of a young reporter

Who can join

Open to young people aged 11 to 25

Students and young people across Bangladesh can take part on their own or with their school. You choose the issue, the format and the story.

  • Write an article about a local environmental issue
  • Capture it in a photo or photo story
  • Produce a short video, campaign film or podcast
  • Take part in workshops and the national competition

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Learn more about YRE Bangladesh

About YRE Bangladesh

Who we are and what we aim to achieve.

YRE Methodology

The four steps every project follows.

History

How YRE grew into a global movement.

Brochure

Our programme at a glance.

Ready to tell your environmental story?

Registration for the YRE Bangladesh Competition 2026 is now closed. Follow us for news about the next competition.

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