Que el periodismo ambiental sea visible: la formación profesional de los periodistas agrícolas en Taiwán
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Este estudio explora cómo los periodistas profesionales en Taiwán cultivan y mantienen la profesionalidad en el periodismo agrícola y ambiental, campos históricamente marginados en los medios de comunicación tradicionales. Mediante un enfoque cualitativo que integra el modelo experto–principiante y la jerarquía de influencias, se seleccionaron seis periodistas de medios independientes como muestra saturada para entrevistas en profundidad realizadas en 2023. Los hallazgos revelan que la profesionalidad se desarrolla a través de una inmersión prolongada en el campo, el aprendizaje autodirigido y la tutoría basada en los principios de verdad, equidad e interés público. Los medios independientes fomentan la autonomía y la colaboración, pero enfrentan limitaciones como recursos reducidos, exigencias de multitarea y riesgo de agotamiento. A pesar de estos desafíos, los periodistas han ampliado la cobertura agrícola hacia el periodismo ambiental, influyendo en la conciencia pública, impulsando respuestas políticas y promoviendo el discurso sobre sostenibilidad. El estudio subraya cómo la profesionalidad, la pasión y el apoyo institucional refuerzan la función democrática del periodismo al abordar la justicia agrícola y ambiental.
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