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This Week's Show
Beyond the Buzz
Everyone is familiar with honeybees. They're the queen of pollinators. What people may not know is they're not native to the United States. They were brought over by English settlers as early as 1622.
There are 20,000 native species of bees in the world, around 700 in Idaho. The majority are ground nesters. Rapid growth is threatening their habitat as earth movers scoop them up to make way for new businesses and subdivisions. Outdoor Idaho looks at the status of bees in Idaho and what's being done to help them.
Idaho Public TelevisionThe Decade-Long Contest Bringing Idaho Photographers Together
Ken Miracle, award-winning photographer from Twin Falls, Idaho, talks about the significance of the Outdoor Idaho "Iconic Idaho" photo contest, shedding light on how photography serves as a catalyst for individuals to deepen their appreciation for the outdoors.
By sharing his passion for outdoor education through photography, he invites others to join in the excitement of exploring and conserving nature for future generations.
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Idaho Public Television
The Decade-Long Contest Bringing Idaho Photographers Together
Outdoor Idaho
Get Ready to Watch Nature as Classroom!
Outdoor Idaho
Elementary Students at MOSS | Nature as Classroom
Outdoor Idaho
Roots Forest School in McCall | Nature as Classroom
Outdoor Idaho
Teachers in Training at MOSS | Nature as Classroom
