@book {50610,
	title = {As long as the rivers flow [electronic resource]: Athabasca River knowledge, use and change},
	year = {2011},
	note = {Foreword -- Introduction --
 
Part A. Background -- Treaty no. 8, a living document -- Study goals and context -- Water-based access and preferred mode of practice -- Methods --
 
Part B. ACFN map 1: study area -- ACFN map 2: reported navigational incidents and hazards -- ACFN map 3: reported instances of lost use due to water level -- ACFN map 4: reported instances of lost use due to water quality -- ACFN map 5: navigable watersheds and river areas with no access at extreme low water levels, via boat access -- ACFN map 6: area of lost or inhibited use at extreme low water levels -- ACFN participant profiles -- ACFN results -- Flooding and seasonal cycles -- Navigational hazards and incidents -- Water quality and industrial pollution -- Subsistence navigation and access --
 
Part C. MCFN map 1: study area -- MCFN map 2: reported navigational incidents and hazards -- MCFN map 3: reported instances of lost use due to water level -- MCFN map 4: reported instances of lost use due to water quality -- MCFN map 5: navigable watersheds and river areas with no access at extreme low water levels, via boat access -- MCFN map 6: area of lost or inhibited use at extreme low water levels -- MCFN participant profiles -- MCFN results -- Flooding and seasonal cycles -- Navigational hazards and incidents -- Water quality and industrial pollution -- Subsistence navigation and access --
 
Part D. Analysis: defining aboriginal base flow (ABF) and aboriginal extreme flow (AXF) -- Recommendations -- Bibliography --
 
Appendix 1: ACFN and MCFN Athabasca River use and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) -- Project interview guide -- Appendix 2: ACFN and MCFN Athabasca River use and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) project interview and mapping methods -- Appendix 3: ACFN and MCFN Athabasca River use and traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) project informed consent document.},
	month = {11/2010},
	pages = {1-84},
	publisher = {Edmonton, Alta.: Parkland Institute, 2010 (Saint-Lazare, Quebec : Canadian Electronic Library, 2011).},
	organization = {Edmonton, Alta.: Parkland Institute, 2010 (Saint-Lazare, Quebec : Canadian Electronic Library, 2011).},
	abstract = {This report is based on limited research conducted for the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) and the Mikisew Cree First Nation (MCFN) as part of the Athabasca River Use and Traditional Ecological Knowledge Study (the Study). The report focuses on community knowledge of the Athabasca River, how it has changed over past decades, and how ACFN and MCFN use of the river and its many tributaries has changed as a result. Key issues raised by participants in the Study include issues of lower water levels and reduced water quality.},
	url = {http://0-search.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/login.aspx?direct=true\&db=cat01422a\&AN=aucat.b1354564\&site=eds-live},
	author = {Candler, Craig T. and Olson, Rachel and Deroy, Steven},
	editor = {Parkland Institute and Mikisew Cree First Nations and Firelight Group Research Cooperative and Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation and Canadian Electronic Library (Firm)}
}
