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2016
Elmes, M. C., Wiklund J. A., Van Opstal S. R., Wolfe B. B., & Hall R. I. (2016).  Characterizing baseline concentrations, proportions, and processes controlling deposition of river-transported bitumen-associated polycyclic aromatic compounds at a floodplain lake (Slave River Delta, Northwest Territories, Canada). Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 188(5),  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
2015
Armitage, D., de Loë R. C., Morris M., Edwards T. W. D., Gerlak A. K., Hall R. I., et al. (2015).  Science–policy processes for transboundary water governance. Ambio. 44(5), 13 pages . Abstract
Jautzy, J. J., Ahad J. M. E., Hall R. I., Wiklund J. A., Wolfe B. B., Gobeil C., et al. (2015).  Source apportionment of background PAHs in the Peace-Athabasca Delta (Alberta, Canada) using molecular level radiocarbon analysis. Environmental Science & Technology. 49(15), 7 pages . Abstract
2012
Hall, R. I., Wolfe B. B., Wiklund J. A., Edwards T. W. D., Farwell A. J., & Dixon G. D. (2012).  Has Alberta oil sands development altered delivery of polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Peace-Athabasca Delta?. PLoS ONE. 7(9), e46089. Abstract
Wolfe, B. B., Hall R. I., Edwards T. W. D., & Johnston J. W. (2012).  Developing temporal hydroecological perspectives to inform stewardship of a northern floodplain landscape subject to multiple stressors: Paleolimnological investigations of the Peace–Athabasca Delta. 20(3), 191 - 210. Abstract
2010
Wiklund, J. A., Bozinovski N., Hall R. I., & Wolfe B. B. (2010).  Epiphytic diatoms as flood indicators. 44, 25-42.
Sinnatamby, N. R., Yi Y., Sokal M. A., Clogg-Wright K. P., Asada T., Vardy S. R., et al. (2010).  Historical and paleolimnological evidence for expansion of Lake Athabasca (Canada) during the Little Ice Age. 43(4), 705-717.
McGowan, S., Leavitt P. R., Hall R. I., Wolfe B. B., Edwards T. W. D., Karst-Riddoch T., et al. (2010).  Inter-decadal declines in flood frequency increase primary production in lakes of a northern river delta. Accepted,
Johnston, J. W., Koster D., Wolfe B. B., Hall R. I., Edwards T. W. D., Endres A. L., et al. (2010).  Quantifying Lake Athabasca (Canada) water levels during the 'Little Ice Age" highstand from palaeolimnological and geophysical analyses of a transgressive barrier-beach complex.
2008
Wolfe, B. B., Hall R. I., Edwards T. W. D., Vardy S. R., Falcone M. D., Sjunneskog C., et al. (2008).  Hydroecological responses of the Athabasca Delta, Canada, to changes in river flow and climate during the 20th century. 1(2), 131-148. Abstract
Wolfe, B. B., Hall R. I., Edwards T. W. D., Jarvis S. R., Sinnatamby N. R., Yi Y., et al. (2008).  Climate-driven shifts in quantity and seasonality of river discharge over the past 1000 years from the hydrographic apex of North America. 35(24), L24402.
Yi, Y., Brock B. E., Falcone M. D., Wolfe B. B., & Edwards T. W. D. (2008).  A coupled isotope tracer method to characterize input water to lakes. 350(1-2), 1-13.
Johnston, J. W., Koster D., Wolfe B. B., Hall R., Edwards T. D., & Endres A. L. (2008).  Transgressive barrier movement during the Little Ice Age: confirmation of a major Lake Athabasca (Alberta, Canada) high-water stand that inundated the Peace-Athabasca Delta.
2007
Wolfe, B. B., Falcone M. D., Clogg-Wright K. P., Mongeon C. L., Yi Y., Brock B. E., et al. (2007).  Progress in isotope paleohydrology using lake sediment cellulose. 37(2), 221-231.
2005
Wolfe, B. B., Karst-Riddoch T. L., Vardy S. R., Falcone M. D., Hall R. I., & Edwards T. W. D. (2005).  Impacts of climate and river flooding on the hydro-ecology of a floodplain basin, Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada since A. D. 1700. 64(2), 147-162.
2002
Wolfe, B. B., Edwards T. W. D., & Hall R. I. (2002).  Placing recently observed drying trends in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada, into an historical context using paleolimnology: stable isotope results.

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