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Green Hub Northeast India
Fellowship 2025-26

Green Hub Northeast India Fellowship 

We are delighted to announce the call for applications for the 9th edition of the Green Hub Northeast India Fellowship for 2025-2026. This fellowship opportunity is extended to youth residing in the Northeast Region of India and North Bengal.

The fellowship aims to involve young individuals in learning about the environment, wildlife, conservation, climate sustainability, sustainable livelihoods, and social transformation through the medium of filmmaking. Specifically, this fellowship is for those hailing from Indigenous communities, economically disadvantaged backgrounds, and remote rural areas.
 
Selected candidates will participate in a one-year residential fellowship program headquartered in Tezpur, Assam.

20 fellows are selected every year through an online application process. The selection is a three-stage process that includes phone interviews and face-to-face interviews. The fellowship will commence from the 1st week of May 2025.

ALUMNI IMPACT

FEATURED VIDEO

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Mon District, Nagaland
Sangti Wanmai (2016) 
  • Formed Biodiversity Management Committee (BMC) – 27 members.
  • Seasonal ban on hunting.
  • Selected 50 hectares for restoration.
  • Nursery development and herbal garden.
  • Part of Under the Canopy – Green Hub Conservation
    Education program.
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HIGHLIGHTS

Nominated for Jackson Wild Forest Film Showcase 2020
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Winner at JCMFF, DDS 2020
Winner at NIFFI 2020
Official Selection AltEFF2020
Guardians of Dampa
- Lalengmawia

Rearing Giants
- Thejavikho Chase and
Dipen Rangmang
Log Drum of Pessao
- Wanmai Konyak, Millo Tako,
Chonglise Sangtam

IN THE MEDIA

ACTIVITY UPDATE

Youth for Nature, Dongkamukam begin work on CBET Project with construction of a homestay

FRIENDS OF GREEN HUB

Dr. George Schaller
 
"Doing wildlife, getting cooperation from the forest department and others, and working with communities for conservation... what I am hoping is that you are more widespread, not just in northeast India but in more states in India..."
 
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