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2010
Wyatt, S., Fortier J. - F., Greskiw G., Hebert M., Nadeau S., Natcher D. C., et al. (2010).  Can Aboriginal land use and occupancy studies be applied effectively in forest management? A state of knowledge report.
Bouthillier, L., Wyatt S., Fortier J. - F., Greskiw G., Hebert M., Nadeau S., et al. (2010).  Collaboration between Aboriginal peoples and the Canadian forestry industry: a dynamic relationship: a state of knowledge report.
Stevenson, M. G., & Natcher D. C. (2010).  Planning co-existence: Aboriginal issues in forest and land use planning. Abstract
Germain, R., & Asselin H. (2010).  Zoning of potential for Aboriginal interest: a new decision-support tool in forestry. Abstract
2009
Adam, M. - C., & Kneeshaw D. (2009).  Formulating Aboriginal criteria and indicator frameworks. Abstract
Solana-Rivera, C. (2009).  Non-timber forest products: an economic opportunity for First Nations people. Abstract
2008
Kopra, K., & Stevenson M. G. (2008).  Aboriginal community-based criteria and indicators: a localised approach. Abstract
Stevenson, M. G., & Perreault P. (2008).  Capacity for what? Capacity for whom?: Aboriginal capacity and Canada's forest sector.
Trosper, R., Smith P., & Nelson H. (2008).  Conditions for economic success in First Nations forest enterprises. Abstract
2007
Kopra, K., & Stevenson M. G. (2007).  Benefits of Aboriginal land use studies. Abstract
2005
Hickey, C. G., & Nelson M. (2005).  Partnerships between First Nations and the forest sector: a national survey. Partenariats entre les Premieres nations el le secteur forestier: une enquete nationale . Abstract
Stevenson, M. G. (2005).  Traditional knowledge and sustainable forest management.
1999
Stevenson, M. G. (1999).  First Nations/Aboriginal research projects of the Sustainable Forest Management Network.
Hickey, C. G. (1999).  Whitefish Lake First Nation land use and occupancy study: SFM Network project report: Whitefish Lake First Nation land and resource use study: incorporating traditional knowledge with GIS technology.

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