Joey Bee Outdoors, Science, and Nature

As an Environmental Scientist and host of Joey Bee Outdoor, Science, and Nature I have had the opportunity to learn and share with our audience a vast amount of facts about the outdoors. On this ‘best of part 1’ podcast I will recount many adventures from my research on wolves to having a flying squirrel land on my head while I was high up in a tree.

Many people love the fall. From the chill in the air to leaves turning colors to the many fun activities. On this show I discuss many different senarios that the fall presents. From apple picking to……..

Organic gardening is beneficial to the gardener as well as the earth. My guest on the show today is expert organic gardener, Inspector Dave. His many years of experience and knowledge allows our gardens to flourish.

I have taken photos of people feeding geese next to the sign that reads ‘Do Not Feed The Geese’. But it is not only our feathered friends. I will give specific examples of problems that will occur when we feed wildlife.

Freedom is for all Americans. We must work together as a nation to enjoy this freedom from sea to shinning sea.

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.

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.

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 squirrel.

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 path streams. This show is all about the pursuit and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.