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2006
Chambers, P. A., Culp J. M., Glozier N. E., Cash K. J., Wrona F. J., & Noton L. (2006).  Northern Rivers Ecosystem Initiative: Nutrients and dissolved oxygen - issues and impacts. 113(1-3), 24 pages .
Wrona, F. J., Prowse T. D., Reist J. D., Hobble J. E., Lévesque L. M. J., & Vincent W. F. (2006).  Climate change effects on aquatic biota, ecosystem structure and function. 35(7), 359-369.
Gummer, W. D., Conly F. M., & Wrona F. J. (2006).  Northern Rivers Ecosystem Initiative: Context and prevailing legacy. 113(1-3), 71-85.
2004
Culp, J. M., Glozier N. E., Meding M., Wassenaar L. I., Wrona F. J., Koehler G., et al. (2004).  Dissolved oxygen relationships of water column and pore water habitat : implications for guideline improvements.
2000
Wrona, F. J., Carey J., Brownlee B., & McCauley E. (2000).  Contaminant sources, distribution and fate in the Athabasca, Peace and slave River Basins, Canada.
1997
Wrona, F. J., & Cash K. J. (1997).  Assessment of natural and anthropogenic impacts of oil sands contaminants within the northern river basins - 1977/98.
1996
Lowell, R. B., Culp J. M., Wrona F. J., & Bothwell M. L. (1996).  Effects of pulp mill effluent on benthic freshwater invertebrates: food availability and stimulation of increased growth and development. 525-532.
1995
Lowell, R. B., Culp J. M., & Wrona F. J. (1995).  Stimulation of increased short-term growth and development of mayflies by pulp mill effluent. 14, 1529-1541.
1994
Cash, K. C., S. O. M., & Wrona F. J. (1994).  Synthesis of benthic macroinvertebrate and fish community structure data collected within the Northern River Basins.
1991
Scrimgeour, G. J., Culp J. M., Bothwell M. L., Wrona F. J., & McKee M. H. (1991).  Mechanisms of algal patch depletion: importance of consumptive and non-consumptive losses in mayfly-diatom systems. 85, 343-348.
1982
Wrona, F. J., Culp J. M., & Davies R. W. (1982).  Macroinvertebrate subsampling: simplified apparatus and approach. 39, 1051-1054.

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