Sonya Angelica Diehn

Environment Team Leader at Deutsche Welle in Bonn, Germany.

Sonya Angelica Diehn has been working in the environmental field since 1999. Since 2015, she has led the Environment Team at DW, Germany's international broadcaster.

A multimedia journalist, Sonya has produced several documentaries, as well as working in radio and online.

Rooted in the Earth and trained in media, Sonya coordinates coverage of environmental topics, building and managing a team of journalists while thinking up fresh and constructive approaches to stories.

You can follow her on Twitter: @SonyaDiehn

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Audios and videos on the topic

Living Planet: Insects and us

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Protest ahead of climate conference – DW's Sonya Diehn reports

Date 08.06.2016
Related Subjects Environment, The Bobs
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