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1975
Ltd., R. R. C. S. (1975).  Rare and endangered species. 10.
Lulman, P. D. (1975).  Reclamation in tar sands developments - initial information and projected concerns. Excerpts from proceedings of the 4th annual workshop, Ontario Cover Crop Committee, Dec. 1974. 14-22.
Lewis, D. L. (1975).  A review of timber management within the northeast Alberta region. 36.
Lynch, G. M. (1975).  Some movement patterns of Swan Hills moose. 1974 progress report. Unpublished report AFW-75-122, 38.
Lesko, G. L., Etter H. M., & Dillon T. M. (1975).  Species selection, seedling establishment and early growth on coal mine spoils at Luscar, Alberta. Inf. Report NOR-X-117,
La Roi, G. H., Lee T. D., & Tande G. F. (1975).  A study of vegetation in relation to elevation and fire history in the Athabasca River valley near Jasper townsite, Jasper National Park. Contract No. WR 48-74,
Laycock, A. H. (1975).  Submission of the Alberta Geographical Society to the Environment Conservation Authority public hearing on Flood Control and Water Management in the Paddle River Basin. In : Flood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin : proceedings of the. 437-447.
Lovatt, O. M. (1975).  A working document on air pollution and the northeast Alberta regional plan. 26.
Lovatt, O. M. (1975).  A working document on reclamation and the northeast Alberta regional plan. Rev. ed. . 49.
Ltd., N. H. C. (1975).  Working paper on probable hydrological impact of oil sands development. 26.
1974
[Anonymous] (1974).  Shell Home & Petrofina Athabasca oil sands development transportation study. (Underwood McLellan & Associates Limited, Ed.). 32 pages .
[Anonymous] (1974).  Athabasca tar sands corridor study: Volume 4: Appendix: Environment general characteristics & conditions-part 2.. (Bolter Parish Trimble Ltd., Ducks Unlimited (Canada), Tom Peters and Associates, K. C. MacKenzie Associates Ltd., Stewart Weir Stewart Watson & Heinrichs, Ed.).Transportation corridor study. Volume 4 Appendix: Environment - general characteristics & conditions - part 2 . 405 pages .
[Anonymous] (1974).  Assessment of trees shrubs and seedlings on GCOS oil lease 1974. (Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited, Ed.). 7 pages .
[Anonymous] (1974).  Decision making in the north: Oil sands case study. (Canadian Resourcecon Limited, Ed.). 255 pages . Abstract
Gibot, F. (1974).  Felix Gibout Interview. (Lightning, Richard, Ed.). Abstract
Lightning, R. (1974).  Interviews pertaining to Chipewyan Lakes census. Abstract
Chalmers, J. W. (1974).  The Land of Peter Pond. 1-131.
Boucher, L. (1974).  Louis Boucher Interview. (Lightning, Richard, Ed.). Abstract
Laboucan, N. (1974).  Ned Laboucan interview. (Lightning, Richard, Ed.). Abstract
[Anonymous] (1974).  Northeastern Alberta Regional Plan: Phase 1 - Fisheries. (Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd., Ed.). 32 pages .
[Anonymous] (1974).  Northeastern Alberta Regional Plan: Phase 1 - Vegetation characteristics in northeastern Alberta. (Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd., Ed.). 33 pages .
[Anonymous] (1974).  Northeastern Alberta Regional Plan: Phase 1 - Wildlife. (Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd., Ed.). 25 pages .
Larson, D. J. (1974).  The predaceous water beetles (Coleoptera: Dytiscidae) of Alberta, taxonomy, biology and distribution. Biology(Ph. D. ), 622.
Cinq-Mars, J., Donahue P. F., & Losey T. C. (1974).  Preliminary Archaeological Study, Mackenzie Corridor.
Lesko, G. L. (1974).  Preliminary revegetation trials on tar sand tailings at Fort McMurray, Alberta. 34 pages . Abstract

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