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2014
Wang, M., Takyi A., Salifu F., & Mackenzie I. (2014).  Conceptual model development for transport and fate of oil sands process-affected water (OSPW). 1 page .
2013
Squires, A. J., & Dube M. G. (2013).  Development of an effects-based approach for watershed scale aquatic cumulative effects assessment. 9(3), 11 pages . Abstract
Dobchuk, B. S., Shurniak R. E., Barbou L. S., O'Kane M. A., & Song Q. (2013).  Long-term monitoring and modelling of a reclaimed watershed cover on oil sands tailings. 27(3), 21 pages . Abstract
Watson, B. M., & Putz G. (2013).  Preliminary watershed hydrology model for reclaimed oil sands sites. 193 pages . Abstract
2012
Squires, A. J., & Dubé M. G. (2012).  Development of an effects-based approach for watershed scale aquatic cumulative effects assessment. Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management. 9(3), 380 - 391. Abstract
Squires, A. J., & Dubé M. G. (2012).  Development of an effects-based approach for watershed scale aquatic cumulative effects assessment. Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management. 9(3), 380 - 391. Abstract
Fenske, D. (2012).  A study to evaluate the performance of reclamation soil covers placed over an oil sands fluid coke deposit. 138 pages . Abstract
Nazemi, A., & Elshorbagy A. (2012).  Application of copula modelling to the performance assessment of reconstructed watersheds. 26(2), 16 pages . Abstract
Devito, K., Mendoze C., & Qualizza C. (2012).  Conceptualizing water movement in the Boreal Plains: Implications for watershed reconstruction. 163 pages . Abstract
Wytrykush, C., Vitt D. H., McKenna G., & Vassov R. (2012).  Designing landscapes to support peatland development on soft tailings deposits: Syncrude Canada Ltd.'s Sandhill Fen Research Watershed initiative. 17 pages .
Hrynyshyn, J. (2012).  End pit lakes guidance document 2012. 434 pages . Abstract
Daly, C., Price J., Rezanezhad F., Pouliot R., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012).  Initiatives in oil sand reclamation: Considerations for building a fen peatland in a post-mined oil sands landscape. 22 pages .
Consulting, F. B. (2012).  Athabasca state of the watershed report: Phase 2.
2011
[Anonymous] (2011).  Athabasca Watershed Council state of the watershed report: Phase I. (Hatfield Consultants, Ed.). 31 pages .
2010
Whitfield, C. J., & Watmaugh S. A. (2010).  Regional application of MAGIC to lake catchments and soils in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. 11 pages . Abstract
Keshta, N. (2010).  Toward designing a sustainable watershed reclamation strategy. 215 pages . Abstract
Wytrykush, C. (2010).  Understanding toxicity at the watershed scale: Design of the Syncrude Sandhill Fen Watershed Research Project. Abstract
Price, J. S., McLaren R. G., & Rudolph D. L. (2010).  Landscape restoration after oil sands mining: Conceptual design and hydrological modelling for fen reconstruction. 24(2), 14 pages . Abstract
Whitfield, C. J., Aherne J., Cosby B. J., & Watmough S. A. (2010).  Modelling catchment response to acid deposition: A regional dual application of the MAGIC model to soils and lakes in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta. 69, 13 pages . Abstract
2009
[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
Jamison, T. (2009).  State of the Lesser Slave watershed 2009.
2008
Bachu, L. (2008).  A comparative analysis of the hydrological performance of reconstructed and natural watersheds. 150 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2008).  Muskeg River interim management framework for water quantity and quality: Management guidance for aquatic components of the Muskeg River watershed. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 99 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2008).  Muskeg River interim management framework for water quantity and quality: Summary report. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 22 pages . Abstract
2007
Ok, Y. S., Chang S. X., & Feng Y. S. (2007).  Sensitivity to acidification of forest soils in two watersheds with contrasting hydrological regimes in the oil sands region of Alberta. 17(6), 10 pages . Abstract

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