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Stephanie Stone

Stephanie Stone is an award-wining science journalist who covers biodiversity and the people working to understand and sustain it. A seasoned writer and video producer, Stone is the cofounder of bioGraphic and a contributor to a number of other publications, including Hakai Magazine, Discover, Cosmos, and the San Francisco Chronicle. She has also served as a judge for the International Wildlife Film Festival and as a commissioner for the Jackson Wild Media Lab. Follow her on Twitter @StephStoneSF.@StephStoneSFstephstonephoto

Stephanie Stone's Latest Articles

hawkmoth caterpillar
It’s a Wasp-Eat-Caterpillar World

Shockingly, being eaten alive by dozens of hungry wasp larvae may have its advantages.

American pika (Ochotona princeps)
Dine and Dash

For American pikas, the rush to store enough food for winter is becoming more hazardous—and climate change isn’t the only culprit.

Imapla being attacked by a Nile crocodile during drought of Kruger National Park, South Africa
High Drama

Sometimes the best way out of a sticky situation is up, up and away.

goliath frog (Conraua goliath).
Taking Down Goliath

The world’s largest frogs are also among the most coveted in the African bushmeat trade. Can grassroots efforts save the goliath frog from extinction?

Life Stories

In today’s world, solutions-based science and environment stories aren’t just a pleasant diversion—they’re a critical step toward a healthy future for our species.

Darwin's Fox (Pseudalopex fulvipes) portrait, in temperate rainforest, Chiloe Island, Chile, November, Critically Endangered
Darwin’s Fox

His finches may be more famous, but this small fox also helped Darwin develop his revolutionary theory of evolution.