L. Andrew

发表

Archaeological documentation of wood caribou fences using unmanned aerial vehicle and very high-resolution satellite imagery in the Mackenzie Mountains, Northwest Territories

J. van der Sluijs, Glen MacKay, L. Andrew, 2020, Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems.

Drinking water perception and consumption in Canadian subarctic Indigenous communities and the importance for public health

L. Andrew, K. Skinner, M. Ratelle, 2022, FACETS.

Archaeological Investigations of Alpine Ice Patches in the Selwyn Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada

Glen MacKay, L. Andrew, T. D. Andrews, 2012 .

Continent-wide phylogenomic framework reveals introgression as a driver of intra-specific diversity and enriched molecular pathways in caribou

Jean L. Polfus, P. Wilson, D. Hervieux, 2022, bioRxiv.

Łeghágots'enetę (learning together): the importance of indigenous perspectives in the identification of biological variation

Jean L. Polfus, P. Wilson, M. Manseau, 2016 .

One-Size Does Not Fit All—A Networked Approach to Community-Based Monitoring in Large River Basins

F. Berkes, T. Lantz, L. Lowe, 2021, Sustainability.

Equal use of Indigenous and scientific knowledge in species assessments: A case study from the Northwest Territories, Canada

L. Andrew, N. Larter, S. Carriére, 2023, Biological Conservation.

Creative convergence: exploring biocultural diversity through art

M. Manseau, L. Andrew, B. Merkle, 2017 .

High genetic load without purging in a diverse species-at-risk

P. Wilson, D. Hervieux, G. Mastromonaco, 2023, bioRxiv.