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2010

Brocke, L., & Ferster R. (2010). Guide to the landscape design checklist in the Athabasca oil sands region. (Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd., Ed.). 113 pages . Abstract

Smreciu, A., & Gould K. (2010). Priority shrub species: Propagation and establishment. Final report - 2009. 52 pages .

Anonymous (2010). CEMA has a new look!. 6-May , Abstract

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.

Osko, T. (2010). A gap analysis of knowledge and practices for reclaiming disturbances associated with in situ oil sands and conventional oil & gas exploration on wetlands in northern Alberta.

Ohlson, D., Long G., & Hatfield T. (2010). Phase 2 Framework Committee report. 126 pages .

Ltd., W. P. C. (2010). Regional groundwater monitoring network implementation in the Northern Athabasca Oil Sands (NAOS): Phase 2: Program summary. 54 pages .

[Anonymous] (2010). Regional groundwater quality study and monitoring network design in the Athabasca oil sands: Phase 1. (WorleyParsons, Ed.). 97 pages . Abstract

Lott, E. O., & Jones R. K. (2010). Review of four major environmental effects monitoring programs in the oil sands region. 114 pages . Abstract

Sansom, B. (2010). Toxicity assessment of oil sands process-affected water using fish cell lines. 95 pages . Abstract

2009

Franzin, W. G. (2009). Estimating effects of water withdrawals from the lower Athabasca River: IFNTTG final report. 187 pages . Abstract

Zettl, J., Barbour L., & Si B. (2009). Maximizing available soil moisture in reclamation caps on coarse grained soil. 13 pages . Abstract

Hague, P., & Wilson B. J. (2009). A review of the SEWG in situ footprint model metrics and assumptions. (Silvatech Group, Ed.). 13 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Beta test of the TMAC priority chemical screening tool (PCST). (Intrinsik Environmental Sciences Inc., Ed.). 16 pages .

[Anonymous] (2009). Review of water management alternatives on water depth in the lower Athabasca River. (AECOM Canada Ltd., Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract

Watmough, S. A., Aherne J., & Dillon P. J. (2009). Spatial and temporal impacts of acid deposition in the oil sands region: Estimating "time-to-effects" for soils and freshwaters using dynamic simulation models. 19 pages . Abstract

Gulyas, G. (2009). Assessment of planting densities in reclaimed landscapes using the GYPSY Model. (Timberline Natural Resource Group Ltd., Ed.). 64 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Wildlife movement and habitat connectivity monitoring guidelines for the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo - Task 1: Literature review. (Jacques Whitford AXYS Ltd., Ed.). Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Dialogue on ecosystem response management system and coordinated access management strategies: Perspectives on a further refinement of the terrestrial ecosystems management framework (prepared for the Lower Athabasca Regional Plan). (Sustainable Ecosystems Working Group, Ed.). 35 pages .

[Anonymous] (2009). Summary of the lower Athabasca River fish habitat suitability criteria workshop (April 22 to 23 2009). (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 67 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Dissolved oxygen levels in side channels and tributaries in the lower Athabasca River - Winter 2009. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 13 pages .

Gupta, N. (2009). Effects of oil sands process-affected water and substrates on wood frog (Rana sylvatica) eggs and tadpoles. 149 pages . Abstract

Curtis, C. J., Flower R. J., Pla S., Shilland J., Simpson G. L., Turner S., et al. (2009). Palaeolimnological study of selected lakes in the Wood Buffalo region. 78 pages .

[Anonymous] (2009). Results from long term soil and vegetation plots established in the oil sands region (2008): Vegetation component. (Stantec Consulting Ltd., Ed.). Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). Isotope tracing of water yield and chemical loadings in the Alberta oil sands region for evaluating acid sensitivity to acid deposition. (University of Victoria, Department of Geography, Ed.). 39 pages . Abstract

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