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Joey Bee is a graduate of Rutgers University. He has attained a masters degree in Environmental Science. He is an accomplished environmental scientist, educator, author, expert outdoorsman, and the host and producer of Joey Bee’s Outdoor Adventure, an online TV show. Joey films all across America and has filmed a pilot TV show for PBS. Joey has researched grizzly bears, wolves, birds of prey, and non-native plant species on the Sage Brush Steppe. Joey has recorded podcasts on various topics such as: environmental issues, awesome animals, 101 series which introduces listeners to outdoor activities, organic gardening with Inspector Dave, animal ecology and behavior, oceanography, meteorology, geology, astronomy, and outdoor vacations across America. The intro and closing to each podcast has a segment of the Joey Bee’s Outdoor Adventure theme song. (Joey played rhythm guitar on the studio recording.) Joey has been the Main Stage Speaker for Greenfest, (Bill Nye the Science Guy was the Keynote) and the Master of Ceremonies for Red Mill Ecofest. He has also designed and tested backpacks for Tranquility Mountain. They have just introduced the Joey Bee Signature Series backpacks. Joey is currently designing a backpack fishing rod. Enjoy Life's Adventures, Joey Bee

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Silly Goose – Podcast #360

2022/06/07

There is an entire process that happens once a goose is sitting on a nest. The rules legally change when the goslings hatch. I observed this part of parenting near one of my ponds. Any time I approached, the drake put on a defensive posture.

The Perfect Campfire – Podcast #359

2022/05/03

This is the time of the year when many people sit by an open fire at a campsite or in the comfort of their backyard. It is imperative that we have a safe fire. On this show I teach about the methods of starting a fire and discuss all safety concerns.

Moose – An Awesome Animal – Podcast #358

2022/04/26

If you ever encounter a moose in the wild (from a distance) you will understand why this creature is an awesome animal. I have seen many in the Beartooth Mountains in Montana as well as Yellowstone National Park. The moose is ‘larger than life’ and very much more than a cartoon character with a flying...

A Stream Runs Through It – Podcast #357

2022/04/19

There is a tiny stream that connects the two ponds on my farm. It is not large enough to support a trout population. So my adventure to find a small stream with native trout began. Google Maps and Earth helped with the search. But instead of tracking animals I began to track off the beaten...

Carpenter Ants – Podcast #356

2022/04/12

Intruder or friend? Misunderstood? Maybe? Carpenter ants at some time will find their way into your home. But what about their habits in the wild. My guest today to discuss this topic is Chloe Jelley, a PhD student at Cornell University. Her research and expertise will educate us all about the carpenter ant.

Getting Fit For Outside Chores – Podcast #355

2022/04/05

Many people have been like the groundhog. Hibernating all winter long. And now, it is time to begin to work outside. Gardening, clean-ups, and mowing the lawn to name a few chores. We must ensure that we are fit for these tasks. This show will help you prepare for the many deeds ahead.

Advantages Of A Raised Bed Garden – Podcast #354

2022/03/29

The long winter nap is over and we now turn toward spending time in the outdoors. Every gardener has been eagerly waiting for this moment. There are many advantages in raised bed gardening. I will delve into this method of gardening on this show.

Carnivorous Plants – Podcast #353

2022/03/22

“Feed Me, I Want Food” was the recurring theme in Little Shop Of Horrors. No, this show is not about human-eating plants but actual carnivorous plants in the wild. During my research and travels across America I have seen many carnivorous plants. Allow me to teach you about them and show you where to find...

Plastic Pollution – Podcast #352

2022/03/15

We live in a world ‘surrounded by plastic’. From plastic straws to children’s toys. The problem is as plastics breakdown in the environment they are releasing harmful toxins. Microplastics (small particles) have been found in the Arctic ice. This show will bring to light this dilemma and possible solutions. (photo courtesy of grist.org)

Great White Shark – Podcast #351

2022/03/08

A few top predators are misunderstood. The great white shark is definitely one of them. Scientists continue to learn more about them with tagging systems and now TV cameras attached to the tags. This show will give you an inside look into the world of the great white shark. (photo courtesy of qz.com)