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R., S. J. (1984).  Hunting by horned owls in the 'alpine zone' of the Rockies. 14(4), 143-144.
Raab, D. J. (2010).  Reclamation of wetland habitat in the Alberta oil sands: Generating assessment targets using boreal marsh vegetation communities. Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 129.
Raab, D. J. (2010).  Reclamation of wetland habitat in the Alberta oil sands: Generating assessment targets using boreal marsh vegetation communities. 130 pages . Abstract
Raab, D., & Bayley S. E. (2013).  A Carex species-dominated marsh community represents the best short-term target for reclaiming wet meadow habitat following oil sands mining in Alberta, Canada. 54, 9 pages . Abstract
Raab, D., & Bayley S. E. (2012).  A vegetation-based Index of Biotic Integrity to assess marsh reclamation success in the Alberta oil sands Canada. 15(1), 8 pages . Abstract
Rabb, J., & Palmgren C. (2005).  Pressure transient analysis in SAGD. 44(9), 16-22.
Rabe, B. G. (1994).  The Alberta case. In : Beyond NIMBY : Hazardous waste siting in Canada and the United States by Barry G. Rabe.
Rabe, B. G., Becker J., & Levine R. (2000).  Beyond siting : implementing voluntary hazardous waste siting agreements in Canada. 30(4), 479-496.
Rabe, B. G. (1991).  Beyond the NIMBY syndrome in hazardous waste facility siting : the Albertan breakthrough and the prospects for cooperation in Canada and the United States. 4(2), 192-214.
Rachar, P. R. (1994).  Lake Athabasca region road access : considerations for federal-provincial cost sharing. Proceedings of the 29th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Transportation Research Forum : Going The Distance, Victoria, British Columbia, May 15-18, 1994.
Raddatz, R. L., & Khandekar M. L. (1979).  Upslope enhanced extreme rainfall events over the Canadian western plains.
Raddatz, R. L. (1975).  Late spring upslope weather on the Canadian western plains: A mesoscale numerical simulation. Geography(M. Sc. ), 87.
Radermacher, A., & Thompson M. (1989).  Report on hydraulic field studies, Lesser Slave River, March 1989.
Radford, D. S., & Graveland D. N. (1978).  The water quality of some coal mine effluents and their effects on steam benthos and fish. Fisheries Pollution report No. 4, 58.
Radford, T., & Jones P. (1993).  The man who chooses the bush. Abstract
Radford, H. V. (1911).  Preliminary report on the condition of the wild wood bison of northwestern Canada. Manuscript dated June 20, 1911, at Fort Smith, N. W. T. and directed at Professor Franklin W. Hooper, President of the American Bison Society. 17.
Radford, D. S. (1979).  Alberta's high mountain lakes fisheries management program. Manuscript report,
Radford, D. S. (2014).  Status of the Brassy Minnow (Hybognathus hankinsoni) in Alberta. Abstract
Radforth, N. W. (1973).  Muskeg hydrology. In: Muskeg and the northern environment in Canada, N. W. Radforth and C. O. Brawner, (eds.). 130-147.
Radforth, J. R., & Burwash A. L. (1973).  Transportation. In: Muskeg and the northern environment in Canada, N. W. Radforth and C. O. Brawner, (eds.). 249-263.
Radke, D., Lyster L., Flett J., & Hayres G. (2006).  Investing in our future : responding to the rapid growth of oil sands development. December 2006 Final report. 181.
Radmanesh, R., Chan, E, & Gray M. R. (2008).  Modeling of mass transfer and thermal cracking during the coking of Athabasca residues. 63(6), 1683-1691.
Radmanovich, R. (2013).  Mercury in the lower Athabasca River and its watershed. 153 pages . Abstract
Radvanyi, A. (1978).  The return of the rodents - year three in the assessment of harmful small mammals in the Alberta oil sands reclamation and afforestation program. Final Report Unpublished CWS-10-78, 82.
Radvanyi, A. (1971).  Lodgepole pine seed depredation by small mammals in western Alberta. 17, 213-217.