Todd Woody
Todd Woody is a veteran journalist based in San Francisco, with a focus on environmental issues such as climate change, wildlife, endangered species, oceans, water, drought, and green technology. He served as the executive editor for the environment at News Deeply, overseeing websites like Oceans Deeply, Water Deeply, and Arctic Deeply. Prior to that, he was the editorial director for the environment at TakePart, a digital magazine under Participant Media. Todd has a rich background in reporting, editing, and leadership roles at prestigious publications like Fortune Magazine, Forbes Magazine, Business 2.0 Magazine, and the San Jose Mercury News.
Todd's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The New York Times, Quartz, The Atlantic, National Geographic, Los Angeles Times, Reuters, Yale Environment 360, and Grist. His specialties lie in deep-sea mining, coral reefs, renewable energy, green business, endangered species, environmental policy, investigative reporting, and feature writing. Todd holds a master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree in Politics from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
