Luke Runyon of The Water Desk at the CEJ is featured in the latest PBS NewsHour Horizons episode on the growing Colorado River water crisis. Watch: tr.ee/3XTgQo #ColoradoRiver #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalJournalism

Ted Scripps Fellow (2026–27) Spotlight Series: Sam Price-Waldman #TedScrippsFellowship #EnvironmentalJournalism #ClimateJournalism #CEJ #DocumentaryFilm

Ted Scripps Fellow (2026–27) Spotlight Series: Ayurella Horn-Muller #TedScrippsFellowship #EnvironmentalJournalism #ClimateJournalism #CEJ

Ted Scripps Fellow (2026–27) Spotlight Series: Amanda Eggert #TedScrippsFellowship #EnvironmentalJournalism #ClimateJournalism #CEJ

Ted Scripps Fellow (2026–27) Spotlight Series: Jenae Barnes #TedScrippsFellowship #EnvironmentalJournalism #ClimateJournalism #CEJ

Ted Scripps Fellow (2026–27) Spotlight Series: Sam Brasch #TedScrippsFellowship #EnvironmentalJournalism #ClimateJournalism #CEJ

We are thrilled to announce the 2026–27 Ted Scripps Fellowship cohort: Jenae Barnes, Sam Brasch, Amanda Eggert, Ayurella Horn-Muller, and Sam Price-Waldman. #TedScrippsFellowship #EnvironmentalJournalism

Join a timely panel on native firefighting legacy, shared practices, and the outlook for the 2026 fire season—moderated by Ted Scripps Fellow Ben Cathey. Register here: tr.ee/zXBMWN #Wildfire #ClimateChange #IndigenousKnowledge #EnvironmentalJournalism

Sharing a recent story by Jeff Burnside, Scripps Advisory Board Member and Former Scripps Fellow, on optician Chrissy Friberg’s work bringing vision care to remote Alaska communities. Read the full story here:

Read Meera Subramanian, our Advisory Board Member, reflecting on the rise of a new generation of climate activists organizing, advocating, and pushing for accountability in ways that are reshaping the future of climate action. Read: tr.ee/67lc4o #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #YouthActivism

Congrats to Mitch Tobin of The Water Desk for winning first and second place in the SPJ's Top of the Rockies contest (Small Newsroom, Science & Technology Feature). Scientists use cosmic rays to study the snowpack tr.ee/lSIonA Scientists clash over how to track the West’s vital snowpack tr.ee/mCU73O

What happens when shareholder activism challenges oil giants on their climate accountability? Read the latest story from our current CEJ fellow, Chris Walker, at The Lever 📖 Read full story: tr.ee/DCAV1O #ClimateJournalism #EnvironmentalStories #ClimateAction #CEJ #TedScrippsFellowships

We’re hiring — 6 days to deadline! CEJ is seeking an Assistant Director (full-time, in-person). Great fit for journalists/editors looking to move into leadership while staying connected to impactful work. Apply: tr.ee/mKv9EE #JournalismJobs #EnvironmentalJournalism #MediaJobs #nowhiring

We’re hiring — deadline extended to April 7! CEJ is seeking an Assistant Director (full-time, in-person). Great fit for journalists/editors looking to move into leadership while staying connected to impactful work. Apply: tr.ee/mKv9EE #JournalismJobs #EnvironmentalJournalism #MediaJobs #nowhiring

We’re hiring! The Center for Environmental Journalism seeks a full-time Assistant Director. A great fit for journalists/editors moving into leadership while staying engaged in environmental reporting. Deadline: March 31, 2026 Apply: tr.ee/mKv9EE #EnvironmentalJournalism #JournalismJobs #MediaJobs

Next week, CEJ & the Department of Journalism host a panel for the Ackland Lecture Series. Join Sadie Babits, Sunnie R. Clahchischiligi, Jimmy Tobias, and moderator Hillary Rosner on reporting in unprecedented times. March 24, 5:30–6:45 PM | Old Main Chapel #EnvironmentalJournalism #AcklandLecture

Ted Scripps Fellows at CEJ visited the Immersive Media Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder. A hands-on look at how VR can expand environmental storytelling. #Journalism #ImmersiveMedia #TedScrippsFellowships

Former CEJ fellow Meera Subramanian’s new book is out now! A Better World Is Possible is a graphic nonfiction look at youth climate activism and solutions. Congrats @meerasub.bsky.social! Follow @abetterworldbook.bsky.social #Climate #TedScrippsFellowships #graphicnonfiction

Reminder: The Ted Scripps Fellowship application deadline is March 1. Interested in advancing your environmental journalism? Don’t wait — apply now: tr.ee/1DkUB4 #Journalism #Fellowship #TedScrippsFellowships

In our latest Five Questions with the Fellows, TedScripps Fellow Chris Solomon reflects on slowing down, studying natural resource law, and rediscovering the joy of community. Read the full interview: tr.ee/BQRAvl #TedScrippsFellowships #EnvironmentalJournalism #CEJ

CEJ recently hosted a book publishing panel with David Baron, Hillary Rosner, and Florence Williams. Our Ted Scripps Fellows joined the discussion on proposals, agents, and long-form storytelling. 📚 #Journalism #BookPublishing #TedScrippsFellowships

From meteorology to wildfire reporting, our Ted Scripps Fellow at CEJ, Ben Cathey, shares how the Scripps Fellowship supports his long-form reporting on arson, AI, and fire prevention. Read the full interview: tr.ee/5wbgmZ #Journalism #EnvironmentalReporting #TedScrippsFellowship #CEJ

🚨 Deadline: March 1, 2026 Applications are open for the Ted Scripps Fellowship in Environmental Journalism at CU Boulder. Spend an academic year auditing classes, working on projects, and connecting with a global network. Apply: tr.ee/1DkUB4 #EnvironmentalJournalism #JournalismFellowship #CEJ

Five Questions for the Fellows: Chris Walker on climate reporting, shareholder power, unexpected classes, and fellowship community. Full interview: tr.ee/WgOHym #EnvironmentalJournalism #ScrippsFellows #ClimateReporting #JournalismCommunity #TedScrippsFellowship #CEJ

Join Hillary Rosner and Marissa Ortega-Welch for a conversation on ROAM, exploring wildlife corridors, rewilding landscapes, and building a future where people and animals thrive together. 📍 Clio's, Oakland, CA | 🎟️ Register: tr.ee/wgwjlv #WildlifeRestoration #Conservation #EnvironmentalJournalism

✨ Environmental journalists highlight local climate solutions — from water conservation to renewable energy projects — helping communities learn, adapt, and act. Stories matter. [Image- The Animas River, Colorado; Credits-Mitch Tobin/The Water Desk] #ClimateSolutions #EnvironmentalJournalism #CEJ

Science Café with author Hillary Rosner on wildlife connectivity, ecological corridors, and coexistence. A discussion on reconnecting nature in a fragmented world. 🔗 naturalsciences.org/calendar/eve... #WildlifeCorridors #Coexistence #Bookpromo

Climate change is altering winter recreation in the Western U.S., with ski resorts now depending on snowmaking due to low early snow and warmer temperatures. 📖 Read more: tr.ee/cbfDS4 #ClimateChange #Snowmaking #EnvironmentalJournalism

🌱 The Ted Scripps Fellowships offer a 9-month residential program for experienced journalists to audit CU Boulder environmental courses and develop a journalism project with $80K stipend, tuition, and project funding. Apply by March 1 → www.colorado.edu/cej/ted-scri... #JournalismFellowship

Environmental challenges—from climate impacts to resource governance—are shaping public debates everywhere. Environmental journalism helps people make sense of complex issues and hold institutions accountable. #EnvironmentalJournalism #ClimateReporting #Environment

Wishing everyone a season of rest, reflection, and renewed hope. Happy Holidays from the Centre for Environmental Journalism. 🌿

Big congrats to Laura Frank (Scripps Fellow ’09–’10) for receiving @inn.org 2025 Service to Nonprofit News Award! Laura founded I-News during the fellowship—now part of Rocky Mountain PBS—and continues to lead the way at COlab. 👏

@hillaryrosner.bsky.social (former Scripps Fellow, now CEJ Assistant Director) is back in Colorado on her Roam book tour! 📚 She’ll be in conversation with journalist Florence Williams at Patagonia Denver on Nov. 12 at 7pm. Books available for signing—details here: roamtourdenver.splashthat.com

We recently hosted a great panel on the future of environmental communication—tackling polarization, distrust & disinvestment. Thanks to Gulnaz Khan, Max Boykoff, Stacy Feldman, Mark Serreze & Phaedra Pezzullo for joining us. More to come soon!

🌿 Join us Oct 28 (7–8:30 PM, ATLAS 100 @ CU Boulder) for a panel with Stacy Feldman, Gulnaz Khan, Max Boykoff, Phaedra Pezzullo & Mark Serreze on how environmental communication can shape a more sustainable world. 🌏 Free & open to all!