Discover the most influential and respected environmental journalists from Spain, those whose daily work informs about the climate crisis, biodiversity, and sustainability. These professionals are key to public awareness and the dissemination of news on environmental issues in national and international media. Their work ranges from in-depth research to public outreach, focusing on the ecological challenges facing the country and the planet. Explore the voices leading environmental journalism in Spain, highlighting their impact and contributions.
Won VIII Environmental Journalism Award Veolia – APPA
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José Antonio Rico was awarded the 8th Veolia – APPA Environmental Journalism Prize in March 2026. His report 'The Butterflies' Mountain Range' highlights his ability to make visible the ecological value of the province of Alicante, solidifying his position as a relevant environmental journalist.
Awarded for sustainability and health journalism
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Isabel Salvador Rodríguez was awarded the 1st Prize for Journalism on Sustainability and Health in January 2026. Her report on river pollution and its impact on human health positions her as a crucial voice at the intersection of environment and well-being.
Science journalist
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Laura González De Rivera was recognized in January 2026 with the 1st Prize for Journalism on Sustainability and Health for her work 'Invisible Disabilities'. Her ability to combine scientific rigor with a human narrative makes her a prominent environmental journalist.
Has a BSc in Biology
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Javier Rubio won the ANEABE 2025 Environmental Journalism Award in November 2025 for his report on the conservation of the bearded vulture. His work in El Confidencial demonstrates his commitment to disseminating conservation efforts and the importance of rural environments.
Journalist for Diario ABC
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Isabel Miranda was recognized with the 5th ANEABE Environmental Journalism Award in November 2024 for her report on the recovery of the Iberian lynx. Her work at ABC is fundamental in highlighting successes in the conservation of Spanish biodiversity.
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Exceptional contribution to environmental reporting
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Clemente Álvarez heads the 'Climate and Environment' section of El País, one of the most influential in Spain. His leadership and career, including the co-founding of *Ballena Blanca*, solidify his position as a benchmark in rigorous environmental journalism.
Writes about environmental issues
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Esther Sánchez is part of the 'Climate and Environment' team at El País, a key section for environmental coverage in Spain. Her active contribution to this platform positions her as a relevant journalist in the field.
Writes about environment, mobility, and consumption
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Miguel Ángel Medina is a member of the 'Climate and Environment' team at El País, addressing crucial topics such as mobility, consumption, and urban planning. His work is essential for connecting environmental challenges with the daily lives of citizens.
Specializes in environmental, climate change, and energy issues
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Manuel Planelles is an editor for the 'Climate and Environment' section of El País, contributing to specialized coverage of climate and environment. His work is fundamental in keeping the audience informed about current ecological challenges.
President of the Association of Environmental Information Journalists (APIA)
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As President of the Association of Environmental Information Journalists (APIA), María García de la Fuente is a key figure in promoting rigorous environmental journalism in Spain. Her leadership was recognized with a special mention at the 'Journalism and Communication in Sustainability +O Awards' in November 2025.
Multimedia journalist specializing in environmental and climate change topics
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Irene Baños, along with Isabel Moreno, was a winner of the 4th Edition of the MASORANGE Journalism and Communication in Sustainability Awards. This recognition highlights her work in the field of sustainability and her ability to effectively communicate about sustainable development.
Specialized in climate change communication
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Isabel Moreno, along with Irene Baños, was recognized with the 4th Edition of the MASORANGE Journalism and Communication in Sustainability Awards. Her work in 'Estamos muy verdes' demonstrates her commitment to disseminating topics of sustainability and sustainable development.