Environmental stakeholders, including policy advisors, public outreach departments, and campaign organizers, have recognized that the Internet isnt just a medium for obtaining information, but is also a catalyst of ad hoc communication and collaboration processes between individuals who want to share their opinions and jointly create knowledge resources. By uncovering patterns and trends, the Media Watch on Climate Change increases these processes transparency and replaces static repositories with an agile, collaborative framework to manage evolving knowledge. By providing the MWCC portal as a public resource, webLyzard technology hopes to promote the adoption of semantic technologies and close the gap that exists between users desire to collaborate and the capabilities of the tools they use. The system provides a range of collaborative features including concurrent document editing, the joint definition of topics, and the export of shared resources for reuse in external applications, thus supporting environmental stakeholders existing workflows.