National Geographic Traveller (UK) • 25th March 2025

Explore the 100-year History of Route 66

Symbolising freedom, adventure and the pursuit of the American Dream, Route 66 has been immortalised in literary classics and blockbuster movies since its inception in 1926. Spanning over 2,400 miles when it was created by the Bureau of Public Roads, it stretched from Lake Michigan in the northeast all the way to Hollywood in the west and the edge of the Pacific Ocean.

JRNY Magazine • 15th January 2025

The Magic of Winter

At the Snowking Winter Festival held annually in Yellowknife, in the Northwest Territories, ice is everywhere. It’s underfoot as you stand on the frozen Great Slave Lake, it's carved into decorative sculptures, and it’s used to build a glittering snow castle.

The Toronto Star • 26th December 2024

I wanted to experience the cherished caravan holidays of my childhood again. This time, I brought my son

Adjusting my bright red clown nose under the hot spotlights, I waited patiently to hear the announcer declare the winner of the week’s fancy dress competition at the caravan park. It was 1988 and I was thrilled to get my prize: a cuddly toy and streams of tickets I could exchange for more novelties at the arcade.

The Globe and Mail • 10th December 2024

How to plan for (and maybe even avoid) everything that could go wrong on a family road trip

My childhood holidays revolved around the car. My family would pile into our silver Toyota Corolla and drive from East London to the British seaside. We’d stay in a caravan park, similar to Canadian campgrounds and a traditional, budget-friendly British holiday staple, where we’d eat fish and chips wrapped in newspaper, and brave the icy waters of the North Sea for a dip. Before moving here, I thought those short seaside trips were road trips.

Lonely Planet • 4th October 2024

Tonquin Trail Tofino, BC — "Epic Runs of North America"

Lonely Planet
ISBN: 9781837581948
Edition: 1st
Publication Date: September 2024

TEACH Magazine • 29th August 2024

Korea: The Forgotten War | Middle School Lesson Plans

Lesson plans and worksheets for Grades 7-8 that I created for Teach Magazine to accompany a series of documentary video lessons.

TEACH Magazine • 29th August 2024

Korea: The Forgotten War | High School Lesson Plans

Lesson plans for Grades 9- 12 that I created for Teach Magazine to accompany a series of documentary video lessons.

Hilton Grand Vacations Club Traveler Magazine • 28th August 2024

Call of the Wild

There’s nothing like the great outdoors to lift the spirits and restore body and mind. And few places offer more variety than North America. From rugged mountains in Colorado, through subtropical waterways in the Everglades and up mountain peaks in Quebec, these lands offer endless trails, winding rivers, sheer rock faces and even volcano craters to explore.

TEACH Magazine • 15th May 2024

The Importance of Bees: Teaching Kids about Pollinators

The humble bee is a symbol of busy productivity. It is
also one of the most important pollinators, but what makes bees so special?

Today's Parent • 28th March 2024

Is Social Media Rewiring Our Children's Brains?

Some of Canada's largest school boards think so and are suing tech giants Meta, Snapchat and TikTok.

Educators and health experts around the world have been raising the alarm about the negative effects of social media on children’s behaviour and development for years. Last week, U.S. Surgeon General, Dr Vivek Murthy, declared social media unsafe for kids’ mental health. Now some of Canada’s largest school boards are taking their complaints to court.

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Lonely Planet • 8th February 2024

Top Things To Do in the Maldives With Kids

Known as the ultimate honeymoon destination, the Maldives might not automatically register as a family friendly vacation spot.

However, thanks to the warmth and kindness of Maldivians who genuinely seem to find kids delightful, the extraordinarily rich marine biodiversity and a range of fun excursions and activities, these 26 atolls floating in the Indian Ocean are a natural playground for kids of all ages.

TEACH Magazine • 15th November 2023

Healing Through Art-The Legacy of the Williams Treaties

As we reflect—through a lens of truth and reconciliation—on the Williams Treaties, their history, and their impact on the communities they affected, we grapple with issues of colonialism, land rights, and healing.
For some Indigenous peoples, healing is expressed through art. It not only offers a therapeutic medium to work through generational trauma, but also provides a tangible and powerful way to educate and move an
audience in the form of a painting, sculpture, or traditional craft...

Michael Wyatt

TEACH Magazine • 9th November 2023

John McCrae: Poet, Doctor, Soldier, Canadian

Lesson plans and worksheets for Grades 6- 12 created for Teach Magazine to accompany the graphic novel, "Where the Poppies Blow" by Paul Keery with illustrations by Michael Wyatt.

Explore Magazine • 18th September 2023

Snorkel Sunken Ships in Kingston, Ontario

The last time I took my son snorkelling, he was just six years old. We stood in water that barely came up to my thighs on a soft sandy ocean bed. Lying flat with our faces in the water, we pushed off and walked on our hands, kicking our flippers out behind us. It was the perfect introduction to the mysteries of the underwater world.

CAA Magazine: Fall 2023 • 24th August 2023

Southern Comforts

Every year just before the first blizzard hits, Canadian snowbirds swap boots for sandals and head south.

Hilton Grand Vacations Club Traveler Magazine • 30th April 2023

Stroll Through the Past

The best travel memories are often created when you’re learning something new — or when you can see a historic site with a new perspective. Whether you walk along cobblestone streets in some of the oldest cities in the United States or explore royal residences in Scotland, your next vacation can allow you to wander through history.

DK Eyewitness • 7th April 2023

Ottawa Rideau Canal Loop — DK Eyewitness "Run"

I wrote the Ottawa chapter of the DK Eyewitness "Run" book.

Publisher ‏ : ‎ DK Eyewitness Travel (April 25 2023)
Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 224 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0744079349
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0744079340

National Geographic Traveller (UK) • 7th February 2023

Scottsdale Spaced Out

Once the desert sun has set the Arizona city becomes a stage for some unmissable stargazing. Pitch up for an after-dark picnic and see why Scottsdale is the ultimate destination for astronomers.

Lonely Planet • 25th April 2019

Go North: Reindeer Herding in the Northwest Territories

More than 80 years ago, caribou numbers in Canada’s Northwest Territories started to decline – a serious threat to the Inuit people who called the region home. In response, a herd of 3500 reindeer from Alaska were herded through the rugged landscape to the region, where they were used for their meat and fur.

The Globe and Mail • 23rd August 2022

How to Avoid Airport Chaos by Choosing Flight-Free Travel This Summer

Pandemic travel restrictions have lifted, and those eager to return to flying are creating a boom in bookings. But many environmental advocates are encouraging us to stay grounded, repeating the message that air travel is destroying the planet. Wasn’t the pandemic supposed to be the pause we needed to reflect on our unsustainable travel habits?

TEACH Magazine • 14th March 2023

How Spelling Bees Can Improve Literacy Skills in the Classroom

You could be forgiven for thinking that spelling skills may not be as important in an age of instant spellchecks but spelling bees are so much more than simply memorizing a list of words. These young wordsmiths study root words, and etymology to spell in front of an audience quickly and competently.

Travel + Leisure • 7th September 2019

Explore the Beauty of Canada’s Northwest Territories With the Indigenous Tour Operators Who Know the Region Best

Standing on the frozen Arctic Ocean and looking out into the vast expanse of snow and ice makes you feel very small. On the shore of the tiny far northern town of Tuktoyaktuk, in the Northwest Territories of Canada, it’s hard to imagine how people could survive in such a remote, coastal tundra.

Canadian Traveller Magazine • 11th September 2020

Wetsuit Wisdom

My first surfing lesson was an exercise in teenage humiliation. We shuffled around anxiously on the cold sand of a Welsh beach, pre-dawn, waiting for the wetsuit shack to open. Our teachers tried their best to cheer up the group of 14-year old students on an adventure sports field trip, but there was no escaping the horror that was about to unfold.

Adventure.com • 6th July 2022

The Pandemic Heightened My Anxiety: Now, Adventures Are Helping Me Get Back to Myself

The blade of my paddle slices a path through the clear waters of Arizona’s Saguaro Lake. Carved through canyon walls and surrounded by an abundance of towering Saguaro cacti, this man-made Sonoran Desert Lake is a refreshing oasis...