Our love of spending time in the garden diminishes as the fall wanes on. Often, we can’t wait for the return of spring to head outdoors. But what about the winter? Yes, we can be winter gardeners. Let’s make our passion for gardening continue all year long.

There are many awesome animals found in North America. The coyote has a unique call and is a crafty hunter. Many will be surprised about his diet. I have had the opportunity of having coyotes howl right outside my tent while I was conducting my grizzly bear research.

So how prepared are you if a disaster hits? My guest is Inspector Dave who is an expert on ‘disaster preparedness’. There are steps that should be taken pre, during. and post to ensure your safety.

Will we continue to protect and preserve our natural world? What is your hope for the outdoors? I will continue to insure that our future generations will enjoy a walk in the wild. So, let’s take this journey together.

There are so many people who truly love the outdoors. They stop their adventures because of the cold weather. This show will incite the mind and heart to plan a winter walk in the wild. We will discuss winter prep as well as ideas for a great day in the outdoors.

I spend as much time as I possibly can in the outdoors. I may be conducting research, filming, or just enjoying a day in the great outdoors. So when is enough, enough, as the saying goes. For me,….. that’s what today’s show is all about!

So when you enter into the wild is it better to be seen or just blend in? I have been wearing camo my entire life, from the woods, to the stage, and on camera. So yes, camo is my favorite color. Let me explain…..

The Don’t Look Now series is about crazy things that have happened to me in the wild with animals. Some of them are comical and some….. I’m sure you could imagine. Often, these interactions occur while conducting research as an environmental scientist. ‘Bees Up My Shirt’ took place while I was tracking the summer movement...

At this time of the year we think about helping others (and we should). But what about the rest of the year? My guest is Inspector Dave and we site ‘Pay It Forward’ examples with an interesting story that breaks home the point – we can all help someone in some capacity.

Cooking on the open fire – how about trout, potatoes, and carrots? And for dessert – the Ultimate S’mores. As I film across the country for Joey Bee’s Outdoor Adventure I have often wondered how do people make their s’mores. So today I share a few trout recipes along with the ultimate s’mores.