Wyoming Public Media Reporter

Preserving the environment is a key concern in Wyoming. This demands coverage of wildlife, land conservation, land use, preservation of major national parks including Yellowstone,/Teton National Park -- both leading Parks in America. The environment is also a major contributor to the state's primary economic driver-- tourism. Wyoming's environment is challenged by national energy initiatives and legislative mandates. This position's goal is to keep the environment at the forefront of these challenges. The position is part of a partnership with High Country News Western Environmental Collaborative (WERC).

Salary and Benefits: $47,000 - $55,000

The reporter will receive full University of Wyoming benefits, including health insurance, vacation, sick days. https://www.uwyo.edu/hr/employee-benefits/index.html Wyoming Public Media will provide a laptop and recording equipment as needed.

Moving Stipend: Yes. Moving expenses determined by salary and originating location.