@article {22052,
	title = {Wetlands in Canada{\textquoteright}s western boreal forest: agents of change},
	volume = {	82	},
	year = {2006},
	pages = {	825-833	},
	publisher = {	The Forestry Chronicle	},
	address = {	Mattawa, ON: Canadian Institute of Forestry	},
	abstract = {	"Wetlands ofthe western boreal forest are poorly studied.In the last decade (1990-2000) there were approximately 1810 
northern hemisphere scientific papers published addressing boreal wetlands,tundra,taiga,or bogs.We explore the extent 
ofunderstanding and impacts ofsix major agents ofchange affecting forested wetlands ofthe boreal zone:(1) commer- 
cial forestry,(2) petroleum extraction,(3) mining (bitumen,coal,peat,ore,and diamonds),(4) agriculture,(5) climate 
change, and (6) hydrologic alteration. Finally, we address the social context, costs, and recommendations for wetland 
maintenance. },
	keywords = {Cree, First Nations, fishing, hunting, identity, M{\'e}tis, social, spirituality, traditional environmental knowledge, trapping, treaty rights},
	isbn = {	0015-7546	},
	url = {http://pubs.cif-ifc.org/doi/pdf/10.5558/tfc82825-6},
	author = {Foote, Lee and Krogman, Naomi T.}
}
