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2012
undefined, Donald G., & McNeilly G. (2012).  Traditional knowledge research guidelines - Revised edition 2012. 121 pages .
O'Connor, D., Fortna P., & Scoville M. (2012).  With the Fur Traders to Fort Chip: Economic change and subsistence harvesting in northeastern Alberta Metis oral histories. (Métis Nation of Alberta, Region One, Ed.). 34 pages .
2011
Taylor, A., & Friedel T. (2011).  Enduring neoliberalism in Alberta's oil sands: The troubling effects of private-public partnerships for First Nation and Metis communities. 15(6-7), 20 pages . Abstract
Buffalo, K., Jones C. E., Errington J. C., & MacLean M. I. A. (2011).  Fort McKay First Nation's involvement in reclamation of Alberta's oil sands development.
Kindzierski, W. B., & Bari A. (2011).  Long-term temporal trends and influence of criteria pollutants on regional air quality in Fort McKay, Alberta. 6 pages.
Parlee, B. (2011).  Traditional knowledge overview for the Athabasca River watershed. 57 pages .
Passelac-Ross, M., & Buss K. (2011).  Water stewardship in the lower Athabasca River: Is the Alberta government paying attention to aboriginal rights to water?. 66 pages . Abstract
Stewart, K., & Laboucan-Massimo M. (2011).  Deep trouble: The reality of in situ tar sands operations. 13 pages . Abstract
Schindler, D., Miall A., & Hurley A. (2011).  The oil sands environmental footprint: Measuring pollutants and managing their impact.
Mech, M. (2011).  A comprehensive guide to the Alberta oil sands: Understanding the environmental and human impacts export implications and political economic and industry influences. 109 pages . Abstract
Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited (2011).  JACOS Hangingstone Expansion Project supplemental submission: volume 2, section 18: traditional ecological knowledge and land use; environmental impact assessment.
Peck, T. R. (2011).  Light from ancient campfires. 1-528. Abstract
of Producers, C. A. P. (2011).  Report of the dialogues on the oil sands: Engaging Canadians and Americans. 52 pages .
[Anonymous] (2011).  Responsible actions: A plan for Alberta's oil sands - progress report 2010. (Alberta Treasury Board, Ed.). 27 pages .
Passelac-Ross, M., & Buss K. (2011).  Water stewardship in the lower Athabasca River: Is the Alberta government paying attention to Aboriginal rights to water?. Abstract
2010
Urquhart, I. (2010).  Between the sands and a hard place?: Aboriginal peoples and the oil sands.
Candler, C., R., Olson R., & DeRoy S. (2010).  As long as the rivers flow: Athabasca River knowledge use and change. (Firelight Group Research Cooperative, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN), Mikisew Cree First Nation (MCFN), Ed.). 84 pages . Abstract
Grant, J., Dagg J., Dyer S., & Lemphers N. (2010).  Northern lifeblood: Empowering northern leaders to protect the Mackenzie River Basin from oil sands risks. 75 pages .
Caldwell, W. A. J. (2010).  Environmental illness in Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. 54 pages . Abstract
Wyatt, S., Fortier J. - F., Greskiw G., Hebert M., Nadeau S., Natcher D. C., et al. (2010).  Can Aboriginal land use and occupancy studies be applied effectively in forest management? A state of knowledge report.
Reuter, Y., Cogan D., Sasarean D., Lopez Alcala M., & Koehler D. (2010).  Canada's oil sands: Shrinking window of opportunity. 92 pages .
Anonymous (2010).  CEMA has a new look!. 6-May , Abstract
McCormack, P. A. (2010).  Fort Chipewyan and the shaping of Canadian history: 1788-1920s: "we like to be free in this country. 388 . Abstract
Alberta Energy Resources Conservation Board; Alberta Environment; Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited (2010).  JACOS Hangingstone Expansion Project: application for approval to the Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment.
Edwards, G. J. (2010).  Mikisew Crees cartwheeled to 2005 Supreme Court victory. December , Abstract

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