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2009

Slama, C., Ciborowski J. J., & Gardner Costa J. (2009). Sediment oxygen demand of wetlands in the oil sands region of north-eastern Alberta. (Liber, K., Janz, D.M., Burridge, L.E., Ed.). 2 pages . Abstract

Gardner Costa, J. (2009). Spatial and stress-related variation in benthic microbial respiration in northeastern Alberta wetlands. 11 pages .

Legg, A. (2009). Testate amoebae as indicators of ecosystem establishment in wetlands impacted by oil sands processed materials (OSPM). 56 pages .

Frederick, K., Wytrykush C. M., & Ciborowski J. J. (2009). Using biofilms and grazing chironomids (Diptera : Chironomidae) to determine primary production nitrogen stable isotopic baseline and enrichment within wetlands differing in anthropogenic stressors and located in the Athabasca oil sands region of Alberta. 2 pages .

Roy, A., Foote L., & Ciborowski C. (2009). Wetland plant community dynamic over time: A comparison between natural and created wetlands affected by oil sand mining. 57 pages .

Trites, M., & Bayley S. E. (2009). Vegetation communities in continental boreal wetlands along a salinity gradient: Implications for oil sands mining reclamation. 91(1), 12 pages . Abstract

Hersikorn, B. D. (2009). In-situ caged wood frog (Rana sylvatica) survival and development in wetlands formed from oil sands process-affected materials (OSPM). Abstract

Toor, N., Liber K., MacKinnon M., & Fedorak P. (2009). The role and effectiveness of wetlands for mitigation of oil sands impacted waters. 29 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2009). The status of birds and vascular plants in Alberta's Lower Athabasca Planning Region 2009: Preliminary assessment. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 27 pages . Abstract

Holroyd, P., & Simieritsch T. (2009). The waters that bind us: Transboundary implications of oil sands development. 42 pages . Abstract

Graf, M. D. (2009). Literature review on the restoration of Alberta's boreal wetlands affected by oil gas and in situ oil sands development. 52 pages .

Legg, A. M. (2009). Testate amoebae as a performance indicator of ecosystem establishment in wetlands impacted by oil sands processed materials. 90 pages . Abstract

Barr, L. (2009). Influences of tailings water sediments macrophytes and detritus on zoobenthic community development in constructed wetlands: Results of a reciprocal transplant study.

Neville, L. A. (2009). Investigating the potential of thecamoebians (testate amoebae) as bio-indicators of impact of oil sands mining operations on freshwater environments in northeastern Alberta Canada.

Morrison, J. D. (2009). Metabolic and molecular approaches to the study of bacterial communities in wetlands of the Alberta Athabasca oil sands region.

2008

Wells, J., Casey-Lefkowitz S., Chavarria G., & Dyer S. (2008). Danger in the nursery: Impact on birds of tar sands oil development in Canada's boreal forest. 33 pages .

Daly, C., & Ciborowski J. H. (2008). A review of wetland reearch at Suncor: Re-establishing wetland ecosystems in an oil-sands affected landscape. 11 pages .

Ciborowski, J. J., Dixon D. G., Foote L., Liber K., & Smits J. E. (2008). Carbon dynamics food web structure and reclamation strategies in Athabasca oil sands wetlands (CFRAW). (Kidd, K. A., Jarvis, R. A., Haya K. Doe, Burridge, L.E., Ed.). 63 pages . Abstract

Daly, C. A., & Ciborowski J. J. (2008). Carbon sources microbial community production and respiration in constructed oil sands wetlands. 65 pages . Abstract

Wytrykush, C., & Hornung J. (2008). Ecosystem function in oil sands wetlands: Rates of detrital decomposition moss growth and microbial respiration in oil sands wetlands. 1 page . Abstract

Foote, L., & Hornung J. (2008). The growth and photosynthesis of Typha in oil sands process-affected material and water. 67 pages .

Hornung, J., & Foote L. (2008). Oil sands as primary succession substrates and the importance of early carbon production on site. 66 pages .

Keshwani, H., Hersikorn B., & Smits J. E. (2008). Reproductive performance and neonatal development of tree swallows (Tachycineta bicolor) on reclaimed mine sites on the Athabasca oil sands. 73 pages . Abstract

Boutsivongsakd, M., Farwell A., Chen H., Heerkens N., Warner B., & Dixon D. G. (2008). The use of nutrient addition as a wetland reclamation strategy in the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada. 2 pages . Abstract

O'Flaherty, M., & Davidson-Hunt I. (2008). Scoping exercise for indigenous ecological classification of wetlands in the Athabasca oil sands region. 45 pages . Abstract

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