Four members of the Redwood team, including Keely McNeme, Emily Prettyman, Jessica Harrington, and CEO Josh Garrett, participated in Aspen Ideas: Climate in Miami in March. Read up on Keely’s recap of what the Redwood team learned at the event.

PR doesn’t end when the article is published. Having a strategy in place is important to take advantage of hard-earned media wins.

The journalism industry is facing some trying times and facing a number of challenges. Former journalist-turned-PR pro Ryan Quintana explains why it's going to take an experienced PR approach to account for the troubling state of climate media.

Many of our team’s Climate Tech predictions for 2023 came true this year. This year, we continue the tradition and provide insight into what to expect in climate, media, and more for 2024.

Our very own Emily Prettyman shares some actionable takeaways from our latest Climate Week NYC event, Dismantling Disinformation.

As we have predicted, 2023 has given us more climate change entertainment. Here’s Emily Prettyman’s analysis of three popular TV series, Ted Lasso, Extrapolations, and Unstable, incorporating climate topics into their episodes.

Missed our Climate Careers Q&A Virtual event on June 8th? Redwood’s SAE and also moderator of the highly-attended event, Jessica Harrington, recaps the recurring themes and key takeaways that can help you transition towards the climate-oriented workforce.

The climate crisis calls for wartime-like mobilization to rebuild entire industries – similar to the industrial revolution, but this time, low-carbon and high-efficiency. To do this, we need manpower, as in people-power. Here’s why (and the event you should attend to learn how.)

Earth Day was once a powerful event that put environmental issues on the global stage, but has become a festival of feel-good activities with little to no actual impact. Redwood CEO Josh Garrett explains why we have to aim higher when it comes to taking action to bring back the real meaning of Earth Day.

If you’re thinking about tackling the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced for your full-time job, there has never been a better time! The climate tech industry is looking for talented, passionate people to fill a huge variety of roles across many sectors under the “climate’ umbrella category. Here are tips to help you get your foot in the door.

2022 was a big year for climate tech and climate progress. Now that the year is nearly over, how can we make concrete progress toward mitigating and adapting to climate change? How will this progress manifest in the two areas that we at Redwood know best, climate tech and climate media? The Redwood team offered up some predictions to answer those questions.