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Steven Bedard

Steven Bedard

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Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief, bioGraphic

Boulder, San Francisco

Final Covers

Basketball , Sports , Human Interest , Baseball

Doesn’t Cover

Fashion, Travel

Journalist Type

Industries

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 24

  • Fallen Star - bioGraphic

    By Steven Bedard| bioGraphic Verified Nestled amidst leaf litter and decaying stumps on forest floors around the world, the collared earthstar (Geastrum triplex) can be hard to spot—that is, until the mushroom’s bulbous core wheezes a fleeting puff of spores. As a member of a group of fungi called Gasteromycetes, or “stomach fungi,” the collared earthstar begins its life cycle as a hardened bulb of just a few centimeters, anchored underground by a network of tiny fungal threads, called mycelia.

    By Steven Bedard · bioGraphic

    Jul. 19, 2024

  • What Lies Beneath

    By Steven Bedard| bioGraphic Verified As Raasay, a young border collie, leans over the edge of the kayak, it’s not a ball she’s sniffing out. Rather, she’s hunting down an ecological threat hidden beneath the surface. Her target: an invasive weed, known as common cordgrass (Spartina anglica), that has found its way into Beaufort Lake in southeastern Australia.

    By Steven Bedard · bioGraphic

    Jul. 10, 2024

  • Fallen Star - bioGraphic

    By Steven Bedard| bioGraphic Verified Nestled amidst leaf litter and decaying stumps on forest floors around the world, the collared earthstar (Geastrum triplex) can be hard to spot—that is, until the mushroom’s bulbous core wheezes a fleeting puff of spores. As a member of a group of fungi called Gasteromycetes, or “stomach fungi,” the collared earthstar begins its life cycle as a hardened bulb of just a few centimeters, anchored underground by a network of tiny fungal threads, called mycelia.

    By Steven Bedard · bioGraphic

    Jul. 19, 2024

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Company Info

bioGraphic

bioGraphic is a nonprofit magazine that operates independently and is supported by the California Academy of Sciences. Its mission is to showcase the beauty of nature and promote sustainable practices to address environmental challenges. The magazine aims to inspire conversations and new ideas that contribute to a healthier planet. The content offered by bioGraphic includes engaging stories and features about fascinating creatures, inspiring individuals, and unique places. It also provides insights into environmental issues, examining challenges and exploring innovative solutions. Through its storytelling, bioGraphic seeks to foster a sense of awe and hope for a sustainable future.

Founded: 2016