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2002

Natcher, D. C., & Hickey C. G. (2002). Putting the community back into community-based resource management: a criteria and indicators approach to sustainability. 61 ( 4 ), 350-363 .

2001

Heitzmann, R. (2001). Identifying human ignited fires in the Central Canadian Rockies over the last millennium. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2001). Corridor pipeline traditional land use study for the Fort McMurray No. 468 First Nation. Abstract

1999

Kreprakevich, J., & Schreiber D. (1999). The Little Trapper. Abstract

1998

Ross, M. M., & Sharvit C. (1998). Forest management in Alberta and rights to hunt, trap and fish under Treaty 8. 36 ( 3 ), 645-691 . Abstract

Pye, C. D. (1998). Resource management in Wood Buffalo National Park: striving for cooperation. 144 . Abstract

1996

Angus, M. (1996). Aboriginal forest-based ecological knowledge in Canada. Connaissances des autochtones du Canada en ecologie forestiere . Abstract

Waugh, E. H. (1996). Dissonant worlds : Roger Vandersteene among the Cree. 1-344.

Dragonfly Productions (1996). Poisoning paradise: a Native view of the Swan Hills Waste Treatment Centre. Abstract

1994

Standing Alone, P., & Sebastian C. (1994). The wisdom of the Cree of Canada: A book of healing for the human heart. Book of healing for the human heart. 1-348.

1993

[Anonymous] (1993). Bush land people. Abstract

Brightman, R. A. (1993). Grateful prey; Rock Cree human-animal relationships. Abstract

Ferguson, T. A. (1993). Wood bison and the early fur trade. 63-79 . Abstract

1992

Barlow, K. (1992). Land of the buffalo: The 3,000-strong herd has faced and overcome disaster. 15-Aug , D10 . Abstract

Vanderburgh, R. M. (1992). When legends fall silent our ways are lost: Some dimensions of the study of aging among Native Canadians. 2(1), 11.

1991

Russell, D. R. (1991). Eighteenth-century Western Cree and their neighbours. 1-238. Abstract

1989

McCormack, P. A. (1989). Chipewyans turn Cree : Governmental and structural factors in ethnic processes. 125-138.

1988

Coull, C. (1988). Prophets of Peace. Abstract

Simonson, G. (1988). The Prayer Man: Ojibwa Henry Bird Steinhauer Brought Religion to the Cree. 68(5), 28-33.

1981

Gillespie, B. C. (1981). "Territorial groups before 1821: Athabaskans of the shield and the Mackenzie drainage.". Abstract

1980

Yerbury, C. J. (1980). Protohistoric Canadian Athapaskan Populations: An Ethnohistorical Reconstruction. Reconsiderations of Aboriginal Social Organization in the North American Subarctic: Papers from a Symposium. 17(2), 17-33. Abstract

Yerbury, C. J. (1980). Protohistoric Canadian Athapaskan Populations: An Ethnohistorical Reconstruction. 17(2), 17-33. Abstract

1979

[Anonymous] (1979). Louis Joachim, Hinton area, Alberta.

Brass, E. D., & Nanooch H. (1979). Medicine boy and other Cree tales. 1-79. Abstract

Dion, J. F., & Dempsey H. A. (1979). My tribe, the Crees. 1-194. Abstract

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