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MacDonald, H. (2007).  Alberta Environment Fisheries and Oceans Canada water management framework : instream flow needs and water management system for the lower Athabasca River. Sessional Paper SP2007/59, 37. Abstract
MacDonald, J. (1983).  Yukon bibliography: Cumulated subject index to 1980. 1-153.
MacDonald, D. W., Rawluk S. R., & Gannon V. P. J. (1992).  Alberta. Anthrax in cattle. 33(2), p. 135.
MacDonald, G., Larsen C., Szeicz J., & Dale K. (1994).  Post Little Ice Age warming and the western Canadian boreal forest : an analogue for future climate change? In : R. Riewe and J. Oakes (eds.) Biological implications of global change : northern perspectives. 25-35.
MacDonald, W. D. (1955).  The Waterways Formation in the subsurface at McMurray, Alberta. 3(7), 105-107.
MacDonald, W. D. (1957).  The Upper Cretaceous Cardium Formation between Athabasca River and the Peace River. 5(4), 82-88.
MacDonald, D. E., Langenberg C. W., & Gentzis T. (1989).  A regional evaluation of coal quality in the Foothills/Mountain region of Alberta. Earth Sciences Report 1989-02, 58.
MacDonald, G. M. (1987).  Postglacial Vegetation History of the Mackenzie River Basin. 28(2), 245-262. Abstract
MacDonald, L. A., Wiklund J. A., Elmes M. C., Wolfe B. B., & Hall R. I. (2016).  Paleolimnological assessment of riverine and atmospheric pathways and sources of metal deposition at a floodplain lake (Slave River Delta, Northwest Territories, Canada). Science of The Total Environment. 544, 12 pages . Abstract
Macdonald, E. S., Eaton B., Machtans C. S., Paszkowski C., Hannon S., & Boutin S. (2006).  Is forest close to lakes ecologically unique? Analysis of vegetation, small mammals, amphibians, and songbirds. 223(1-3), 1-17.
Macdonald, E. (2010).  Using natural boreal forest ecosystems as models for oil sands reclamation, presentation at Reclamation and Restoration of Boreal Peatland and Forest Ecosystems : Towards a Sustainable Future, March 25-27, 2010, Edmonton, Alberta. 31.
MacDonald, G. Z., Hogan N. S., Köllner B., Thorpe K. L., Phalen L. J., Wagner B. D., et al. (2013).  Immunotoxic effects of oil sands-derived naphthenic acids to rainbow trout. 126, 8 pages . Abstract
Macdonald, S. E., Chinnappa, C. C, Reid D. M., & Purdy B. G. (1987).  Population differentiation of the Stellaria longpipes complex within Saskatchewan's Athabasca sand dunes. 65, 1726-1732.
MacDonald, G. M., Meko D. M., & Case R. A. (2003).  Long-term variability in river flow and associated lake levels in the Canadian prairie provinces: applied dendrohydrology.
Macdonald, G., Lewis R., Hamilton H., & Thompson M. (1989).  Oxygen model (DOSTOC) calibration for Lower Athabasca River assignment #2.
MacDonald, D. L. (1981).  Peace River past: A Canadian adventure. 96 pages . Abstract
Macdonald, G., & Radermacher A. (1993).  An evaluation of dissolved oxygen modelling of the Athabasca River and Wapiti-Smoky River system. Abstract  Download: 0-662-21355-6.pdf (10.26 MB)
Macdonald, E. S., & Lieffers V. J. (1993).  Rhizome plasticity and clonal foraging of Calamagrostis canadensis in response to habitat heterogeneity. 81, 769-776.
MacDonald, W. S., & Bietz B. F. (1996).  Management of industrial sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxides emissions in Alberta - description of the existing system.
MacDonald, G. M., & Cwynar L. C. (1991).  Post-glacial population growth rates of Pinus contorta ssp. latifolia in western Canada. 79, 417-429.
MacDonald, C. (2006).  A dictionary of Canadian artists.
MacDonald, G. M., & Cwynar L. C. (1985).  A fossil pollen based on reconstruction of the Late Quaternary history of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta ssp. Latifolia) in the western interior of Canada. 15, 1039-1044.
MacDonald, D. E., Langenberg C. W., & Strobl R. S. (1993).  The importance and recent advances in geological coal quality studies in Alberta. 86(968), 103-108.
Macdonald, G., & Hamilton H. R. (1989).  Model calibration and receiving water evaluation for pulp mill developments on the Athabasca River : I. Dissolved oxygen.
MacDonald, D. J., Kiniry J., Luke S., Putz G., & Prepas E. (2007).  Evaluating the role of shrub, grass and forb growth after harvest in forested catchment water balance using SWAT coupled with the ALMANAC model.

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