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2015
Beck, E. M., Smits J. E. G., & St Clair C. C. (2015).  Evidence of low toxicity of oil sands process-affected water to birds invites re-evaluation of avian protection strategies. Conservation Physiology. 3(1),  Abstract
Cruz-Martinez, L., Fernie K. J., Soos C., Harner T., Getachew F., & Smites J. E. G. (2015).  Detoxification endocrine and immune responses of tree swallow nestlings naturally exposed to air contaminants from the Alberta oil sands. 502, 7 pages . Abstract
2014
Beck, E. M. (2014).  Effects of oil sands process-affected water on waterfowl. 98 pages . Abstract
St. Clair, C. C. (2014).  Final report of the Research on Avian Protection Project (2010 - 2014). 95 pages . Abstract
Cruz Martinez, L. A. (2014).  Exposure and effects of oil sands-related emissions on wild birds. Abstract
Beck, E. M., Smits J. E. G., & St. Clair C. (2014).  Health of domestic mallards (Anas platyrhynchos domestica) following exposure to oil sands process-affected water. 48(15), 7 pages . Abstract
Farwell, A. J., Harms N. J., Smits J. E. G., & Dixon D. G. (2014).  Stable nitrogen isotopes of nestling tree swallows indicate exposure to different types of oil sands reclamation. 77(8), 10 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  The status of biodiversity in the oil sands region of Alberta. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 47 pages . Abstract
2013
Hebert, C. E., Campbell D., Kindopp R., MacMillan S., Martin P., Neugebauer E., et al. (2013).  Mercury trends in colonial waterbird eggs downstream of the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada. 1 page .
Hebert, C. E., Campbell D., Kindopp R., MacMillan S., Martin P., Neugebauer E., et al. (2013).  Mercury trends in colonial waterbird eggs downstream of the oil sands region of Alberta Canada. 47(20), 7 pages . Abstract
St. Clair, C. C., Loots S., McCallum C., & Ronconi R. A. (2013).  2013 bird monitoring plan. 32 pages .
Grant, J., Huot M., Lemphers N., Dyer S., & Dow M. (2013).  Beneath the surface: A review of key facts in the oilsands debate. 62 pages .
Fernie, K. J., Chen D., Harner T., Cruz-Martinez L., Peters L., Smits J. E., et al. (2013).  Alterations in the thyroid system of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) nestlings raised on oil sands mine-impacted areas: Preliminary investigations. Harmonizing Science Across Disciplines. .
Nakhaie, S. (2013).  Avian species-area relationships and environmental covariates in natural and constructed wetlands of northeastern Alberta.
and Agency, E. R. C. B. C. E. A. (2013).  Report of the Joint Review Panel Shell Canada Energy Jackpine Mine Expansion Project. Application to amend Approval 9756 Fort McMurray Area.
Institute, A. B. M. (2013).  The status of biodiversity in the Athabasca oil sands.
2012
Nohara, T., Beason R. C., & Clifford S. P. (2012).  The role of radar-activated waterfowl deterrents on tailings ponds.
Muir, J. E., d'Entremont M., Gatten J., Ainsworth L., & Robichaud D. (2012).  Validation procedures for habitat models in the oil sands region. 112 pages .
Timoney, K. (2012).  Environmental and health impacts of Canada's bitumen industry: In search of answers. 46(5), 2 pages .
Welham, C., Blanco J., Seely B., & Bampfylde C. (2012).  Oil sands reclamation and the projected development of wildlife habitat attributes. 40 pages .
Cruz-Martinez, L., & Smits J. E. G. (2012).  Potential to use animals as monitors of ecosystem health in the oil sands region. 52 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  The status of landbirds in Alberta's boreal plains ecozone. Preliminary assessment 2012. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 38 pages . Abstract
2011
Hawkes, V. C., Tuttle K. N., McKinnon B. G., & Hentze N. (2011).  Early successional wildlife monitoring program on reclaimed plots in the oil sands region: 2010-2012 comprehensive report. 105 pages . Abstract
Hawkes, V. C. (2011).  Early successional wildlife monitoring on reclamation plots in the Athabasca oil sands region. Abstract
Muir, J. E., Hawkes V. C., Tuttle K. N., & Mochizuki T. (2011).  Synthesis of habitat models used in the oil sands region. 61 pages .

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