The NOLA Media Group, which includes the Times Picayune in New Orleans, is advertising for a multi-media environmental reporter.
The posting says, “Join a multimedia environmental reporting team dedicated to covering Louisiana’s disappearing coastline and the efforts of local, state and national agencies to slow the erosion and manage its impact on communities, the ecosystem and the economy.”
And, “If you have a passion for the environment, the drive to break news, the ambition to develop enterprise journalism, the willingness to engage readers and create communities around your coverage, and the innovative spirit to inform readers in exciting new ways, then you can contribute to the award-winning news team of NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune.”
Details and application instructions here.

Detroit Public Television is looking for a Great Lakes Bureau chief. Here is part of the job description:
“Through a multi-year grant from the Erb Family Foundation, Detroit Public Television’s Great Lakes Bureau (GLB) provides daily content to the Great Lakes Now website and social media portals from partner organizations as well as original content produced by DPTV. The GLB Chief will also oversee content curation, and live streaming coverage of important Great Lakes-related content and develop relationships with other environmental journalists, editors, scholars, researchers and academics. The position will be the project manager and will lead on all content and deliverables related to the bureau, its partners, and its mission across a variety of platforms – on-air, online, and through social media.”
More here: http://www.dptv.org/about/careers/great-lakes-bureau-chief/