
Pine Forest Media is an independent media organization accredited by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This accreditation enables on-the-ground reporting from inside the UN climate negotiations, while maintaining editorial independence and a science-first approach.
Our COP coverage focuses on how global climate decisions intersect with science, culture, and lived experience.
PFM’s COP reporting began at COP30 in Belém, Amazônia, where coverage centered the host city and region alongside the negotiations.
Reporting foregrounded:
Belém established an editorial approach that moves between place and policy — treating COPs not only as negotiation sites, but as moments of visibility, power, and consequence.


For COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, Pine Forest Media aims to expand this approach.
The project is designed to bring together an international, interdisciplinary, and multilingual reporting cohort, including journalists, researchers, communicators, activists, and artists.
Editorial priorities include:
Coverage will connect negotiation language to the realities it shapes on the ground.
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