Bibliography
Peer-reviewed Research
Presentations, Workshops
A.D.F. Simon, T. Spribille (2026) Boreal lichen photobiont networks: structure, stability, and vulnerability. The 10th Symposium of the International Association for Lichenology.
A.D.F. Simon, T. Spribille (2026) When ITS does not tell the whole story: Genome-scale analyses of the threatened Canadian lichen Collema coniophilum. The 10th Symposium of the International Association for Lichenology.
A. Basman, A.D.F. Simon, R.A. Martin, C. Robinson, Q. Cronk (2026) Detecting extirpation: a localized approach to a global problem. State of the World’s Plants and Fungi Symposium.
A.D.F. Simon, A. Basman, R.A. Martin, C. Robinson, Q. Cronk (2026) Detecting extirpation: a localized approach to a global problem. Canadian Botanical Association.
A.D.F. Simon (2026) How to use iNaturalist to support the never-ending bioblitz. Saturna Island Marine Research and Education Society.
A.D.F. Simon, S. Peters (2026) Biodiversity Galiano: retrospective (2016–2025). Nature Vancouver.
A. Basman, A.D.F. Simon (2025) Introduction to Bayesian statistics for ecology workshop: Detecting extirpation: a novel statistical framework supporting localized studies in biodiversity change. Hakai Institute.
A.D.F. Simon, A. Basman (2024) Frameworks for community engagement in long-term ecological research. Biodiversity Beyond Boundaries: mobilizing data for the future of our shared waters.
Q. Cronk, A.D.F. Simon, A. Basman, R. A. Martin, C. Robinson (2024) Operationalizing the study of local extirpation: the key role of herbaria. Botany 2024.
A.D.F. Simon, L.R. Best, B.M. Starzomski (2024) Community science and systematic sampling provide convergent evidence for historical change in an island bumble bee community. Canadian Society for Ecology and Evolution.
A.D.F. Simon (2024) Using historical and community science data to detect change in bumble bee and vascular plant communities on Galiano Island. Community Science Webinar, Coastal Douglas-fir Conservation Partnership.
K. Andy, A.D.F. Simon (2024) The use of community science to develop integrated species distribution models. Community Science Webinar, Coastal Douglas-fir Conservation Partnership.
M. Hessing-Lewis, F. Beaty, K. Collins, E. Paroo, A.D.F. Simon, T. Van Der Stap (2024) Biodiversity Data Mobilization in British Columbia and Washington Waters. Northeast Pacific Coastal Biodiversity Action Network.
D.S. Srivastava, E. Menchions, T.M. Lavender, A.D.F. Simon (2023) Data Rescue Project: Janszen Legacy hack-a-thon. Canadian Institute for Ecology and Evolution, Living Data Project.
J. Aitken, D. Ayotte, A. Basman, H. Carpendale, M. D’Souza, J. Georgeson, A.D.F. Simon, L. Wilson (2023) Transboundary Gathering: Digital ecocultural mapping in the Salish Sea. Whiteswan Environmental, Institute for Multidisciplinary Ecological Research in the Salish Sea, Inclusive Design Research Centre.
A. Gonzalez, M. I. O’Connor, A. E. Bates, K. Bobiwash, P. van Dam-Bates, I. Eckert, D. Gravel, J. Idrobo, L. J. Pollock, P. Sólymos, A.D.F. Simon, M. Slein, B. M. Starzomski, J. M. Sunday, E. W. Tekwa (2023) Canadian Biodiversity Observation Network Working Group. Canadian Institute for Ecology and Evolution.
A.D.F. Simon, A. Basman (2023) Co-creating a biodiversity assessment framework. Howe Sound Conservation Network Gathering, Howe Sound Biosphere Region Initiative.
A.D.F. Simon, A. Basman (2022) Biodiversity beyond boundaries: building capacity for pluralistic biodiversity research. Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference.
A.D.F. Simon, D.M. Gibbs, A. Lamb (2022) Toward an atlas of Salish Sea biodiversity. Wonders of the Salish Sea.
A.D.F. Simon, P. Janszen (2022) The life and legacy of Harvey Janszen. Victoria Natural History Society, Friends of Ecological Reserves AGM.
A.D.F. Simon (2022) Bumble bees in the southern Gulf Islands. Mayne Island Conservancy.
A.D.F. Simon (2021) Salish Sea Symposium. Friday Harbour Labs, University of Washington.
C. Sandilands, L.D. Magner, A.D.F. Simon (2020) Storying climate change in the Salish Sea. Huxley College of the Environment, Western Washington University, Salish Sea Institute.
A.D.F. Simon (2019) Backyard biodiversity: a model for community-based biodiversity research. Valdes Island Conservancy AGM.
A.D.F. Simon (2019) Eight ways YOU can contribute to biodiversity research and conservation. Galiano Library.
A.D.F. Simon (2019) Implications of seasonal drought for plant-pollinator communities in the southern Gulf Islands. BC Protected Areas Research Forum.
A.D.F. Simon (2018) The bumble bees of Galiano Island, BC. Entomological Society of America.
In Review
A.D.F. Simon, A. Chang, J. Whitehead, E. Humphrey, E. Morien, A. van Asselt, M. Webber (In Review) Linnaean and Darwinian shortfalls limit long-term monitoring of Salish Sea diatoms.
In the Media
S. Reid (2025, October 16) This Idyllic Canadian Island Is the Pacific Northwest’s Best-Kept Secret. Vogue.
S. Doll (2023, August 5) Maxwell Creek Watershed Project Field Files Part 2: Developing surveying methodologies. Raincoast Conservation Foundation.
M. Wang (2022, June 28) A Community’s Quest to Document Every Species on Their Island Home Hakai Magazine.
L. Weidenhammer (2022, June 15) Stalking the Wild Flora and Fauna of Galiano Island. Native Bee Society of BC.
D. Wood (2020, Summer) Stumbling toward oblivion: without provincial legislation, British Columbia’s endangered species face extinction. British Columbia Magazine, 62(2), 32-33.
M. Wang (2017, September 21) Citizen science platform iNaturalist is testing artificial intelligence to help with species identification. Canadian Geographic.
Other Works
A. Antonelli et al. (2026). State of the World’s Plants and Fungi 2026. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. https://doi.org/10.34885/rdzs-ky83
L. Magner, A.D.F. Simon (2019) Key to the Conifers of Galiano Island, BC, 2150. In C. Sandilands (Ed.), Rising Tides (pp. 199–204). Halfmoon Bay, BC: Caitlin Press.
Theses
A.D.F. Simon (2016) Potential risks and mitigations of prescribed fire in caribou habitat (Honour’s Thesis).