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Guy Pe’er, Y.G. Matsinos, K. Johst, K.W. Franz, C. Turlure, V. Radchuk, A.H. Malinowska, J.M.R. Curtis, I. NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, B. A. Wintle, K. Henle. Population viability analyses: a protocol for better design, application and communication. Conservation Biology (in press)

NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, I., J.M.R. Curtis, L. Tischendorf, D. Badzinski, K. Lindsay, M.-J. Fortin. 2013. Uncertainties in coupled species distribution–metapopulation dynamics models for risk assessments under climate change. Diversity and Distributions (in press)

NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, I., Y. Rico, J. Lovell, M.J. Fortin, M.A. Murphy. 2012. Implications of incomplete networks on estimation of landscape genetic connectivity. Conservation Genetics 1-12.

NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, I., J.M. Curtis, J. Rosenfeld, and P. Arcese. 2009. Sensitivity analyses of spatial population viability analysis models for species at risk and habitat conservation planning. Conservation Biology 23, 225-229.[PDF]

Curtis, J.M. and I. NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS. 2008. Sensitivity analysis of population viability to spatial and non-spatial parameters using GRIP. Ecological Applications 18, 1002-1013.

NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, I. and V. Schaefer. 2005. Preserving biodiversity through connectivity in the Greater Vancouver Regional District. Technical Report prepared for BCTC and City of Coquitlam. Douglas College Institute of Urban Ecology, New Westminster, BC.

NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, I. and T. Dunbar. 2004. A biological inventory of the Coquitlam northeast sector BC hydro right-of-way. Technical Report prepared for BC Hydro. Douglas College Institute of Urban Ecology, New Westminster, BC.

NAUJOKAITIS-LEWIS, I. 2004. Evaluation of the implementation of a habitat restoration plan, Delta Heritage Airpark, BC. Technical Report prepared for Greater Vancouver Regional District, Park Planning Division. Douglas College Institute of Urban Ecology, New Westminster, BC.