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2005
Edwards, T. W. D., Hall R. I., Wolfe B. B., Luckman B. H., MacDonald G. M., Karst-Riddoch T., et al. (2005).  Hydroclimatology of the last millennium in the catchments of the Peace and Athabasca Rivers : implications for disentangling hydraulic and climatic signals in the PAD. Managing Water in the Peace-Athabasca-Slave River corridor, Cold Regions Research Cent.
Bailey, J. N. L., Edwards T. W. D., MacDonald G. M., Porinchu D. F., St. Amour R. I., Hall R. I., et al. (2005).  Isotope dendrohydroclimatology in the PAD : 20th century climate and Peace River flood frequency as viewed by trees. Managing water in the Peace-Athabasca-Slave River corridor, Cold Regions Research Centre Symposium, Wilfred Laurier University, Waterloo,.
2004
Moser, K. A., P. S. J., & MacDonald G. M. (2004).  Ecology and distribution of diatoms from boreal forest lakes in Wood Buffalo National Park, northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories. Special Publication No. 22,
Edwards, T. W. D., Hall R. I., Wolfe B. B., Luckman B. H., MacDonald G. M., Karst-Riddoch T., et al. (2004).  Hydroclimatology of the last 650 years in the Athabasca River Basin: implications for the inland deltas and great lakes of the Mackenzie River System. International Association for Great Lakes Research Annual Conference, Waterloo, June 2004.
2003
MacDonald, G. M., Meko D. M., & Case R. A. (2003).  Long-term variability in river flow and associated lake levels in the Canadian prairie provinces: applied dendrohydrology.
Case, R. A., & MacDonald G. M. (2003).  Tree Ring Reconstructions of Streamflow for Three Canadian Prairie Rivers. 39(3), 703-716. Abstract
2002
Moser, K. A., Smol J. P., MacDonald G. M., & Larsen C. P. (2002).  19th Century eutrophication of a remote northern lake: impacts of global warming?. 28, 269-281.
2001
Szeicz, J. M., & MacDonald G. M. (2001).  Montane climate and vegetation dynamics in easternmost Beringia during the Late Quaternary. 20(1-3), 247-257.
2000
Larsen, C. P. S., Morris W. A., & MacDonald G. M. (2000).  Records of geomagnetic secular variation since 1200 AD and the potential for chronological control of lake sediments in northern Alberta. 37, 1711-1722.
1998
Larsen, C. P. S., & MacDonald G. M. (1998).  An 840-year record of fire and vegetation in a boreal white spruce forest. 79(1), 106-118.
Larsen, C. P. S., & MacDonald G. M. (1998).  Fire and vegetation dynamics in a jack pine and black spruce forest reconstructed using pollen and charcoal. 86(5), 815-828.
Moser, K. A, Smol J. P., Lean D. R. S., & MacDonald G. M. (1998).  Physical and chemical limnology of northern boreal lakes, Wood Buffalo National Park, Northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories, Canada. 377(1-3), 25-43.
Larsen, C. P. S., Pienitz R., Smol J. P., Moser K. A., Cumming B. F., Blais J. M., et al. (1998).  Relation between lake morphometry and the presence of laminated lake sediments: a re-examination of Larsen and MacDonald (1993). 17(8), 711-717.
1997
Sugita, S., MacDonald G. M., & Larsen C. P. S. (1997).  Reconstruction of fire disturbance and forest succession from fossil pollen in lake sediments: potential and limitations. NATO ASI Series, Volume I 51, 387-412.
1995
Case, R. A., & MacDonald G. M. (1995).  A dendroclimatic reconstruction of annual precipitation on the Western Canadian Prairies since A.D. 1505 from Pinus flexilis James. 44(2), 267-275. Abstract
Case, R. A., & MacDonald G. M. (1995).  A dendroclimatic reconstruction of annual precipitation on the western Canadian prairies since A. D. 1505 from Pinus flexilis James. 44, 267-275.
Larsen, C. P. S., & MacDonald G. M. (1995).  Relations between tree ring widths, climate, and annual area burned in the boreal forest in Alberta. 25, 1746-1755.
1993
Larsen, C. P. S., & MacDonald G. M. (1993).  Lake morphometry, sediment mixing, and the selection of sites for fine-resolution palaeoecological studies. 12, 781-792.
MacDonald, G. M. (1993).  Methodological falsification and the interpretation of paleoecological records - the cause of the early Holocene birch decline in western Canada. 79, 83-97.
1991
MacDonald, G. M., & Cwynar L. C. (1991).  Post-glacial population growth rates of Pinus contorta ssp. latifolia in western Canada. 79, 417-429.
MacDonald, G. M., Larsen C. P. S., Szeicz J. M., & Moser K. A. (1991).  The reconstruction of boreal forest fire history from lake sediments: a comparison of charcoal, pollen, sedimentological, and geochemical indices. 10, 53-71.
1989
MacDonald, G. M., & Reid R. T. (1989).  Pollen-climate distance surfaces and the interpretation of fossil pollen assemblages from the western interior of Canada. 16, 403-412.
MacDonald, G. M. (1989).  Postglacial palaeoecology of the subalpine forest - grassland ecotone of southwestern Alberta : new insights on vegetation and climate change in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and adjacent foothills. 73, 155-173.
1987
MacDonald, G. M., Beukens R. P., Kieser W. E., & Vitt D. H. (1987).  Comparative radiocarbon dating of terrestrial plant macrofossils and aquatic moss from the 'ice-free corridor' of western Canada. 15, 837-840.
MacDonald, G. M. (1987).  Postglacial development of the subalpine-boreal transition forest of western Canada. 75, 303-320.

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