About Green Hub Northeast India Fellowship
The Green Hub Video Fellowship is a one-year residential program based in Tezpur, Assam, for youth across the northeast states of India and North Bengal. The program is designed to engage youth in environmental conservation, sustainable livelihoods, and social change through the medium of video and filmmaking.
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The fellowship is especially for youth from indigenous communities, economically disadvantaged backgrounds, and remote and rural areas.
Every year, 20-25 young people are selected for the fellowship, during which they receive comprehensive training on technical aspects of filming, editing, and storytelling and dive into the themes of environmental conservation, sustainable livelihoods, indigenous knowledge, climate action, and community well-being.
The training is facilitated by eminent wildlife and environment filmmakers, conservationists, and practitioners from across the country. As part of the program, fellows are also provided with internship opportunities at organizations in the region and provided a basic stipend of upto INR 5000 during the internship period.
Green Hub Central India Fellowship
The Green Hub Central India (GHCI) Fellowship is a 10-month video fellowship that aims to engage, empower, and digitally equip rural and tribal youth from Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand in the conservation of biodiversity, traditional knowledge, natural resources, and sustainable practices
Up to 25 youth are selected for this fellowship every year. The long-term goal is to work with local youth and their communities to create avenues for greater exposure, agency, expression, and integration with sustainable livelihood options.
The program is a collaboration between the Dusty Foot Foundation (DFF) and Mahashakti Seva Kendra (MSK) and is supported by the Bharat Rural Livelihood Foundation (BRLF).
Selected candidates will participate in a one-year residential fellowship program in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
25 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 July 2025.
Green Hub - Royal Enfield Conservation Grants
(Western Himalayas)
The Conservation Grants for Western Himalayas 2025 is open to youth working on community-based conservation projects across Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh in the Western Himalayas. The purpose of the grant is to support projects over a period of 1 to 1.5 years. The Conservation Grant is supported by the CSR initiative of Royal Enfield.
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Application Deadline: 5th June, 2025
FEATURED VIDEO
ALUMNI IMPACT
Mon District, Nagaland
Sangti Wanmai (2016)
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Formed Biodiversity Management Committee (BMC) – 27 members.
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Seasonal ban on hunting.
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Selected 50 hectares for restoration.
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Nursery development and herbal garden.
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Part of Under the Canopy – Green Hub Conservation
Education program.
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Video
HIGHLIGHTS
Nominated for Jackson Wild Forest Film Showcase 2020
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
- It takes an entire village to save a forest
- Indigenous youth are filming their own forests and communities
ACTIVITY UPDATE
Youth for Nature, Dongkamukam begin work on CBET Project with construction of a homestay
FRIENDS OF GREEN HUB