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2002
Huynh, M. - L., Takats L., & Wilkinson L. (2002).  Long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) monitoring study in Alberta : summary report 1998-2001. Alberta Species at Risk Report No. 36, 35.
Pretzlaw, T., Huynh M. - L., Takats L., & Wilkinson L. (2002).  Protocol for monitoring long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) populations in Alberta. Alberta Species at Risk Report No. 35, 26.
Takats, L. (2002).  Red-sided garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis) : relocation and education project : final report. Alberta Species at Risk Report No. 30, 28.
2001
Takats, L. (2001).  Researching amphibian numbers in Alberta (RANA) Final Report 2001.
2000
Takats, L., & Willis J. (2000).  A northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens) observed in central Alberta: Parkland fisheries management staff keep an open eye for endangered amphibians. 30(3), 52-53.
Takats, L. (2000).  RANA Researching amphibian numbers in Alberta, 1999-2000 Final Report.
1999
Takats, L., Stewart R., Todd M., Bonar R., Beck J., Beck B., et al. (1999).  American Marten winter habitat. Habitat suitability index model version 5.
Takats, L., Beck B., Beck J., Todd M., & Bonar R. (1999).  Northern flying squirrel year round habitat. Habitat suitability index model version 3.
Takats, L. (1999).  The RANA (Researching Amphibian Numbers in Alberta) project. 57(2), 92-96.
Takats, L., & Holroyd G. (1999).  Towards a standardized nocturnal owl monitoring program. In: Special issue: Abstracts of the Raptor Research Foundation Annual Meeting.

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