NHPR is seeking a curious, nimble and innovative reporter to cover the state's northernmost region with a special focus on climate change and the environment. This is the first time we will have a full-time reporter based in the North Country, a region encompassing one-third of the state and one that's seen significant changes in recent decades. We're looking for someone who can make local stories of all kinds feel universal (or at least relevant to a statewide audience) through on-the-ground feature reporting and daily news coverage; and someone who can build sources and trust in a region that historically hasn't received much focus from statewide news organizations. This reporter must be comfortable working independently, with a proven ability to build sources across a range of areas. In addition to covering the North Country through a general assignment lens, this reporter will pay special attention to environmental and climate-related issues in the region. Mountains, streams and forests are key to the North Country's identity. But the region's natural resources are under pressure from climate change, as are the people who depend on the outdoors for their livelihood. This reporter will spend about half their time filing climate and environment stories for By Degrees, NHPR's climate change reporting project. This is a full-time, exempt, hybrid-eligible role based in Grafton, Coos or Carroll County, reporting to a senior editor based in our newsroom in Concord. This position is part of the SAG-AFTRA bargaining unit. The role will be classified as either a Reporter (with a minimum salary of $62,100) or a Senior Reporter (with a minimum salary of $69,300), depending on the chosen applicant's experience level. We also consider internal equity, among other factors, when deciding compensation.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
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