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Job opportunity: Environmental Journalist (Sinhala/ Tamil)

Key Tasks:
1. Produce original environment related stories
2. Translation/ adaptation of identified articles from English to Sinhala/Tamil
3. Liaise with individuals and/or organizations for collaborations
4. Coordinate organizational knowledge building initiatives in relation to environmental reporting.
What we are looking for:
a. Enthusiasm in environmental journalism/ reporting
b. Preferably a degree in environmental science, biological science or related stream
c. Tri-lingual or bi-lingual
d. Preferably with previous exposure to environmental reporting/ research/ activities
e. Willingness to travel and explore

Send your CV to hr@cir.lk mentioning the post applied for in the subject line on or before 18 January 2021.

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