Publications and Presentations Resulting from this Work

Skevington, J. (1994). Rare insects of Pinery Provincial Park, Ontario. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.

Skevington, J. (1996a). Lambton Insect Inventory. Ontario Insects 2, 6-7. Skevington, J. (1996b). LWI conducting insect inventory on two Port Franks properties. Earthways 1996, 2.

Skevington, J. (1996c). Butterflies of Pinery Provincial Park. Presentation to Woodstock Field Naturalists' Club. Woodstock, Ontario.

Skevington, J. (1997a). Insect diversity in an endangered Ontario ecosystem. Entomological Society of Queensland News Bulletin 25, 111-116.

Skevington, J. (1997b). Butterflies of Lambton County. Presentation to Bluewater Audubon, Port Huron, Michigan.

Skevington, J. (1997c). Insect diversity in an endangered Ontario ecosystem. Presentation to The Entomological Society of Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Skevington, J. (1997d). Insects of Lambton County. Presentation to Toronto Entomologists' Association. Toronto, Ontario.

Skevington, J. (1997e).  Insects in your back yard - A profile of Ontario's most endangered ecosystem here in Port Franks. Presentation to Port Franks Optomists', Port Franks, Ontario.

Skevington, J. (1997f). Lambton County insect inventory project. Presentation to Woodstock Field Naturalists' Club. Annual Open Meeting. Woodstock, Ontario.

Skevington, J. (1997g). Ontario dragonflies. Presentation to Woodstock Field Naturalists' Club. Woodstock, Ontario.

Skevington, J., Banks, P., and Connop, J. (1997). Insect inventory project - A closer look at hover flies. Earthways 1997, 2-3.

Skevington, J., and Carmichael, I. (1997). Dragonflies and damselflies (Odonata) of Bosanquet (North Lambton County, Ontario). Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Ontario 128, 3-12.

Skevington, J. H. (1999). New Canadian records of Asilidae (Diptera) from an endangered Ontario ecosystem. Great Lakes Entomologist 32, 257-265.