About Earthways Media

For the past three decades, Margaret Evans, owner of Earthways Media, has provided writing, editorial and photographic services to the print industry. Margaret believes that every assignment is unique and she approaches each story on the founding principles of thorough research, creative and accurate writing and an unbroken track record of meeting every deadline.

Margaret’s services include:

  • Features, editorial columns and articles for newspapers and magazines
  • Fiction stories for children
  • Stock photographs for specialty magazines
  • Editorial services

Regular weekly/monthly editorial commentaries include:

Margaret is a regular contributor to Canada’s largest agricultural newspaper Western Producer as well as the British Columbia monthly publication Country Life.

The following are a few examples of the Canadian Horse Journal PonyCare series:

 

International Stories:

The following are an assortment of articles written by Margaret Evans:

Tommy - January 2010
Brooke Hospital - July 2009
Donkeys in a Shattered Land - March 2009
Myanmar - July 2008
Garbage Donkeys - September 2007
Donkeys in Delhi - May 2007

Two of Margaret’s feature stories placed in the American Horse Publications 2011 Annual Awards Competition:
 

Her article ‘Wild Horse Management: One Shot at a Time’ which profiles the techniques of immunocontraception to control wild horse populations was a 2nd place winner in the Editorial category. The article was published in the Canadian Horse Journal November 2010.

Read article: Wild Horse Management: One Shot at a Time

Her article ‘Appeal for Equine Flood Victims in Pakistan’ which profiles the humane crisis during the record-setting 2010 floods, placed 3rd in the News Reporting: Related Feature Story category. The article was published in the Canadian Horse Journal  October 2010.

Read article: Appeal for Equine Flood Victims in Pakistan

 

Our Logo:

The Earthways Media logo was designed with the book symbolizing the company’s print experience, the turning pages representing the company’s progression and the maple leaf highlighting its status as a Canadian company.