| Tombstone Territorial Park, Beaver Pond Trail Developed interpretive storyline, researched and wrote interpretive panels. Facilitated willow sculpture project. For Yukon Parks, 2010. |
Tombstone Territorial Park Visitor Reception Centre, Interpretive Displays |
| Rampart House & LaPierre House Interpretation Plan Identified natural and cultural resources and interpretive opportunities for these two sites, including interpreters manual. |
| Tr'ochëk Interpretive Trail Development Identified cultural and natural features and provided background materials for this First Nations heritage site. For Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in . 2008 |
| Yukon River Interpretation Created a guide's manual including background material and photos for river tour from Whitehorse to Dawson City. Prepared for Great River Journey. 2007. |
| Tombstone Territorial Park Interpretation Plan. Pprepared for Holland America Lines, Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in and Environment Canada (Parks). 2005 |
| Kluane Cultural Centre Created concept plan for the Champagne Aishihik First Nation Cultural Centre. With Glaeser Design. 2006. |
Old Crow VRC Interpretation Plan. Prepared for Parks Canada and the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation. 2005 |
| Old Crow VRC – Proposed Interpretive Messages. Prepared for Parks Canada and the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation with Glaeser Design. 2004 |
Robert Service Way Interpretive Signage, research & writing project. City of Whitehorse. 1998 |
| South Klondike Highway Interpretive Plan. Prepared with Wendy Wood for Heritage Branch, Tourism Yukon. 1996 |
| Canyon City Interpretation Plan & Interpreter's Manual. With Brenda Carson, Wendy Wood & Gunter Glaeser. Prepared for Heritage Branch, Yukon Gov't. 1995 |
| Fort Selkirk Interpretation Plan & Interpretive Manual. With Juri Peepre, Brenda Carson, Mary Jane Johnson & Roger Alfred. For the Fort Selkirk Mgmt. Group. 1994 |
| Stories about Herschel Island - Qikiqtaruk, Interpretive Resource Manual. Contributor to manual prepared for Heritage Branch, Government of the Yukon. 1992 |
| Alaska Highway Interpretive Signage. This Dept. of Tourism project the included community consultation, oral history interviews, research, writing and graphic identification for a set of highway signs commemorating Alaska Highway Construction. 1991 |
The Porcupine Caribou herd, one of the interpretive features of the Old Crow Visitor Reception Centre.