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2014
de Loë, R., & Morris M. (2014).  Cooperative transboundary water governance in Canada’s Mackenzie River Basin: Status and prospects. The Politics of River Basin Organisations: Coalitions, Institutional Design Choices and Consequences. 8 pages . Abstract
Morris, M., & de Loë R. (2014).  Exploring the prospects for collaborative transboundary water governance in the Mackenzie River Basin, Canada. 24 pages .
Jackiw, R. (2014).  Sustainable development of Aboriginal traditional territories: Identifying guiding ecological values, principles and management challenges. 49 pages . Abstract
Padilla, E., & Kofinas G. P. (2014).  "Letting the leaders pass": Barriers to using traditional ecological knowledge in comanagement as the basis of formal hunting regulations.. Ecology & Society. 19, 1 - 16. Abstract
2013
Reynolds, N. D., & Romano M. D. (2013).  Traditional ecological knowledge: Reconstructing historical run timing and spawning distribution Eulachon through tribal oral history. Journal of Northwest Anthropology . 47(1), 47-70. Abstract
Dubé, M. G., Wilson J. E., & Waterhouse J. (2013).  Accumulated state assessment of the Yukon River watershed: Part II quantitative effects-based analysis integrating western science and traditional ecological knowledge. Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management. 9(3), 439 - 455. Abstract
Polfus, J. L., Heinemeyer K., & Hebblewhite M. (2013).  Comparing traditional ecological knowledge and western science woodland caribou habitat models. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 78(1), 112 - 121. Abstract
2012
Matsui, K. (2012).  Water ethics for First Nations and biodiversity in western Canada. International Indigenous Policy Journal. 3(3), 23 pages . Abstract
Talbot, C. (2012).  Students learn science in traditional setting. Northern Journal . 1 page . Abstract
2011
Aikenhead, G. S., & Michell H. (2011).  Bridging cultures: scientific and indigenous ways of knowing nature. 196 .
Turner, N. J., Łuczaj Ł. J., Migliorini P., Pieroni A., Dreon A. L., Sacchetti L. E., et al. (2011).  Edible and tended wild plants, traditional ecological knowledge and agroecology.. Critical Reviews in Plant Sciences. 30, 198. 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.
2010
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.
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.
Selin, H., & Kalland A. (2010).  Nature across cultures: views of nature and the environment in non-western cultures.
Alberta Environment (2010).  Terms of reference environmental impact assessment report for the proposed Tamarack Integrated Oil Sands Project.
2009
Kelly, E. N., Short J. W., Schindler D. W., Hodson P. V., Ma M., Kwan A. K., et al. (2009).  Oil sands development contributes polycyclic aromatic compounds to the Athabasca River and its tributaries. 106 ( 52 ),  Abstract
Gunn, F. E. (2009).  Traditional ecological knowledge of the boreal woodland caribou in western Wood Buffalo National Park. Abstract
2008
Geertsema, K. A. (2008).  Contributions of Cree knowledge: naketehtamasoyahk ote nekan nitaskenan (caring for the land for the future). Abstract
Berkes, F. (2008).  Sacred Ecology. Abstract
Pierotti, R. (2008).  The world Wolf made: indigenous knowledge, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Abstract
2007
Houde, N. (2007).  The six faces of traditional ecological knowledge: challenges and opportunities for Canadian co-management arrangements. 12 ( 2 ),  34 . Abstract
Timoney, K. P. (2007).  A study of water and sediment quality as related to public health issues, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. Abstract
Houde, N. (2007).  The six faces of traditional ecological knowledge: Challenges and opportunities for Canadian co-management arrangements. 12(2), 34. Abstract
[Anonymous] (2007).  Traditional land use assessment. Abstract

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