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2015
Gibson, J. F., Shokralla S., Curry C., Baird D. J., Monk W. A., King I., et al. (2015).  Large-scale biomonitoring of remote and threatened ecosystems via high-throughput sequencing. PLOS ONE. 10(10), e0138432. Abstract
Narine, S. (2015).  Sub-regional plan to protect area larger than Moose Lake. Alberta Sweetgrass. 22, 1 page . Abstract
2013
Kurek, J., Kirk J. L., Muir D. C. G., Wang X., Evans M. S., & Smol J. P. (2013).  Legacy of a half century of Athabasca oil sands development recorded by lake ecosystems. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 110(5), 1761 - 1766. Abstract
2010
Dowdeswell, L., Dillon P., Ghoshal S., Miall A., Rasmussen J., & Smol J. (2010).  A foundation for the future: building an environmental monitoring system for the oil sands.
Kelly, E. N., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Short J. W., Radmanovich R., & Nielsen C. C. (2010).  Oil sands development contributes elements toxic at low concentrations to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 107 ( 37 ),  Abstract
2009
Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Ma M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106 ( 52 ),  Abstract
2008
Tanner, T. (2008).  Rights vs. resources: why the First Nations left the Cumulative Environmental Management Association. (Frideres, James, Ed.). Abstract
1993
Inglis, J. T. (1993).  Traditional ecological knowledge: Concepts and cases.

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