National Geographic is interested in supporting storytelling projects Tropical Rain-forests

Journalists and storytellers (photo, film, text, maps, data visualization) are allowed to apply, as are social media influencers and content creators looking to highlight traditional and indigenous knowledge on their channels and indigenous youth aiming to expand their storytelling on YouTube and Instagram. Priority for this RFP will be given to projects led by journalists and storytellers from countries within the relevant regions (Amazon River basin, Congo River basin, and rainforests in southeast Asia). Projects that benefit local communities or incorporate local voices are also strongly encouraged, as are local-language outputs.

Also check: 2020 World Bank Scholarships Program

All applicants are encouraged to go through the standard application process. However, if English is not your first language, you may submit a Letter of Intent in your preferred language through this form by April 15, 2020. These letters will be reviewed, and those with work that aligns with our priorities will be selected to receive assistance in completing the full application in English. Please note that this system is designed for people for whom submitting in English would be a barrier to application. If this is not your case, we ask that you submit through the regular channels.

Further information can be found at https://www.nationalgeographic.org/