Steven Bedard

Ted Scripps Fellow in Environmental Journalism and Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of @bioGraphic; also at sbedard on blue sky

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

I am beyond thrilled, and astounded, and filled with hope—particularly in these times, with so many wonderful publications disappearing—that the work of my two favorite magazines, @bioGraphic and @hakaimagazine, will not only endure, but grow! https://t.co/NbMjTbehoV

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

We've already started on plans for the new year, because there's not a second to lose, but we need your help—to spread the word & to donate if you can (no amount is too small). Thank you for your support all these years & for coming along with us on this exciting new chapter!

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

I am beyond thrilled, and astounded, and filled with hope—particularly in these times, with so many wonderful publications disappearing—that the work of my two favorite magazines, @bioGraphic and @hakaimagazine, will not only endure, but grow! https://t.co/NbMjTbehoV

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

This is such an exciting new chapter for bioGraphic and I couldn't be more honored to be partnering with the talented and dedicated team from Hakai.

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

Your words are a delight, Kate—both for our publications and in support of them. We’re lucky to have you in our corner!

[Kate Evans @kate_g_evans]

I’ve written for both these publications—both are a dream to work with—and I couldn’t be more excited that they’re tying the knot. Will you all give them a wedding present?

[bioGraphic @bioGraphic]

You may have heard the exciting news...
We are pleased to announce a partnership with the team from @hakaimagazine, an award-winning publication based in Victoria, British Columbia, that covers coastal and ocean stories from around the world.

[Hakai Magazine @hakaimagazine]

In July, we told you that Hakai Magazine will close at the end of December. Since sharing that devastating news, we’ve worked very hard to find a way to keep publishing the coastal journalism you love.

We’re happy to finally announce that our team has a new home!

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

@Douglas_Main @hakaimagazine @bioGraphic Thanks, Doug! We look forward to seeing your pitches!

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

@carlsafina Thank you, Carl! We're excited!

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

@Douglas_Main And worth noting: You didn't even notice, and I thought it was the subway. 😂

[Ben Goldfarb @ben_a_goldfarb]

Someday I will cover a topic that's not animals being slaughtered by infrastructure—but for now, I'm gratified to report that my 2023 @bioGraphic story on bird/window strikes has been selected for the next edition of Best American Science & Nature Writing. https://t.co/2sn3zgHs7o

[Kathryn Cooper @KathCooper01]

Battling strong winds, the birds fight to retain a cohesive form, creating loops, twists and spirals in the sky. Stoney Middleton, Derbyshire, UK, February 2020

#wildlife #nature #WomensArt #birds #contemporaryart #murmuration @CanonUKandIE @NatGeoUK @Natures_Voice @UkStarlings

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

Glass could kill as many as a billion birds in the United States each year. But designing glass-friendly buildings doesn’t need to be all that hard, @ben_a_goldfarb writes for @bioGraphic: https://t.co/8FxniV9ECS

[Ben Goldfarb @ben_a_goldfarb]

Chicago — bright, glassy, located smack in the middle of a migratory flyway — may be the most dangerous American city for birds. For @bioGraphic, I wrote about the volunteers, biologists, and architects who are trying to make it safer. #longreads

https://t.co/2sn3zgHs7o

[Longreads @Longreads]

"Mirrored glass abutted a few scrawny trees outside the building, creating a faux, fatal forest: an optical illusion perfectly designed to slaughter birds."

@ben_a_goldfarb @bioGraphic #longreads https://t.co/7qNCjo6JI9

[Ben Goldfarb @ben_a_goldfarb]

This is the first story in years that made me cry during reporting. (@steventbedard allegedly cried while reading it, too—sorry, Steven.) Nothing but awe and admiration for the dedicated volunteers who arise every day to confront this unending crisis.

https://t.co/mT8y4jeurb

[Steven Bedard @steventbedard]

@ben_a_goldfarb An important, powerful, and beautifully written story as usual, @ben_a_goldfarb! No shame in shedding some tears over this one.

[High Country News @highcountrynews]

Montana laws ignoring climate change violate its citizens’ right to a clean and healthful environment, a state judge ruled Monday.

https://t.co/A2UjM4B3W0

[Laurie Garrett @Laurie_Garrett]

This morning hundreds of terrifying videos like this are posted across social media. In sum, they depict a crisis in #Canada that involves fast-moving, uncontrolled fires all over the country -- but especially in the nation's #Arctic and sub-Arctic regions. #ClimateEmergency 🇨🇦

[Erica Gies / SlowWater.World @egies]

@judithdschwartz @KanielaIng The @emorwee story talks about the water diversions by sugar barons, and how Native Hawaiians adapted the wetlands to fishponds. I wrote about the #Indigenous movement to reclaim fishponds here: https://t.co/pvFkFDsZbB