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At your wit’s end with your bees? Don’t quit. Help is coming.
About the Series
Bee Yard Rescue documents working bee yards at critical turning points—yards facing losses, transition, uncertainty, or the challenge of scaling without breaking what’s already been built.
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Real yards.
Real challenges.
A season of decisions.​
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The goal is honesty, not perfection. Viewers see the problems, the process, and the progress—without pretending there’s a single right way to keep bees.
Who This Is For
Bee Yard Rescue works with beekeepers at pivotal moments—when something isn’t working, or when growth brings new pressure and risk.
We’re looking to hear from:
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Beekeepers experiencing losses.
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Queen issues.
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Beekeepers preparing for their next growth step.
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Hobbyist, sideliner, and small commercial operations.
Treatment-free and conventional operations are welcome.
What Applying Means
Applying to Bee Yard Rescue means you are applying to be considered for participation in the series. Not every application will result in a visit, and not every visit will become an episode. Selection is based on story, timing, location, and whether filming is feasible during the season.
Please note: ​
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Not all applicants will be selected.
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Some rescues may involve on-site filming.
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Participation does not guarantee an episode.
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Follow-up visits or documentation may occur.
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Final selections depend on story, location, timing, and feasibility.
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Bee Yard Rescue focuses on real situations, real decisions, and realistic outcomes—not staged fixes or guaranteed results.
Selected participants will be contacted directly.
Hosts
Hosted by Dr. Scott Debnam & Tamila Morgan
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Dr. Scott Debnam and Tamila Morgan are university instructors, field researchers, and working beekeepers with decades of combined experience across treatment-free, conventional, and commercial-scale operations.
Their work spans education, research, and field practice, with a focus on helping beekeepers make informed decisions based on research.