Joey Bee Outdoors, Science, and Nature

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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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