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Twin Cities PBS is seeking an Environmental & Natural Resources Reporter to join our Public Affairs team in Minnesota. This grant-funded role will focus on environmental and natural resource reporting critical to public health, economy, and recreation.
This is a 2-year grant-funded position with a hybrid work model requiring onsite presence in the Twin Cities metro area at least three days per week.
Job Category: Content
Requisition Number: ENVIR001755
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St. Paul
St Paul, MN 55101, USA
POSITION SUMMARY
Twin Cities PBS is looking for a dynamic Environmental & Natural Resources Reporter to join our award-winning Public Affairs team. This grant funded position will focus reporting on environmental and natural resource issues and solutions which are critical resources for Minnesota’s public health, economy, and recreation.
This is a 2-year grant funded role. While it is our hope that there will be continued funding for this work once this timeframe is up, we are unable guarantee the funding of this position beyond the initial 2-year period.
Compensation: $80,000 to $93,000 annually in addition to company provided benefits.
Hybrid Work Environment: Candidates must live in or be willing torelocateto the Twin Cities Metro area and report toonsiteoffice a minimum of three days per week.
MAJOR AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY
ENVIRONMENTAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES REPORTING (75% of time)
SPECIAL PROJECTS (10% of time)
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT (10% of time)
Other duties as assigned (5% of time)
QUALIFICATIONS
Required Experience
5 years in broadcast or multimedia journalism
3 years of on-camera reporting
Preferred Experience
Bachelor's Degree
7+ years as featured environmental reporter
Anchoring/hosting experience
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities
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