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Wiacek, R., Nietfeld M., & Lazaruk H. (2002). A review and assessment of existing information for key wildlife and fish species in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy study area. Volume 1: Wildlife. 281 pages . Abstract

Abboud, S. A., Turchenek L. W., & Halsey L. A. (2002). Critical loads of acid deposition on soils in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta. 81 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2002). Landscape biodiversity and watershed indicator review and assessment Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (Olson and Olson Planning & Design Consultants Inc., Ed.). 246 pages .

Schieck, J., McKinnon D., Stroebel K., & Kendall S. (2002). The Alberta Forest Biodiversity Monitoring Program: Summary of the 2002 pilot. 75 pages . Abstract

Golder Associates Ltd. (2002). CNRL Horizon Project report: volume 3, section 4, resource use.

[Anonymous] (2002). Evaluating fish overwintering use of the lower Athabasca River: Site selection and recommendations. (RL&L Environmental Services Ltd., Ed.). 46 pages .

[Anonymous] (2002). Habitat use by overwintering fish in the lower Athabasca River: 2001 pilot field study. (RL&L Environmental Services Ltd., Ed.). 14 pages .

Khanna, V. K., & Herrera W. V. (2002). One D model in the lower Athabasca River. Abstract

[Anonymous] (2002). A review and assessment of existing information for key wildlife and fish species in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy study area. Volume 2: Fish. (Westworth Associates Environmental Ltd., Ed.). 111 pages .

Morin, D. (2002). Review of the legislation and policy related to reclamation landform design in the Athabasca oil sands region of Alberta. 22 pages . Abstract

2001

[Anonymous] (2001). Review of predictive modelling tools for wildlife and fish key indicators in the Wood Buffalo region. (Salmo Consulting Inc., URSUS Ecosystems Management Ltd, GAIA Consultants Inc., Ed.). 54 pages . Abstract

Barnaby, J., & Emery A. (2001). On the use of traditional knowledge in project planning and implementation in the Athabasca Oil Sands areas including the communities of Fort McKay, Fort McMurray, Anzac, Fort Chipewyan, Gregoire Lake, and Janvier. 56 pages .

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