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2014
Christensen-Dalsgaard, K. K., Sinnatamby R. N., & Poesch M. (2014).  Metrics for assessing fisheries productivity and offsetting strategies under Canada’s New Fisheries Act. Oil Sands Research and Information Network. 58 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  The status of biodiversity in the oil sands region of Alberta. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 47 pages . Abstract
2013
[Anonymous] (2013).  CEMA linear footprint disturbance simulation methodology document. (O2 Planning + Design Inc., Ed.). 42 pages .
Johnson, P., Plate E., Robichaud D., Renzetti L., Bocking R., & Gaboury M. (2013).  Winter ecology in the Athabasca River 2012-2013: Mesohabitat species associations.
2012
Muir, J. E., d'Entremont M., Gatten J., Ainsworth L., & Robichaud D. (2012).  Validation procedures for habitat models in the oil sands region. 112 pages .
Koropchak, S., Vitt D. H., Bloise R., & Wieder R. K. (2012).  Fundamental paradigms foundation species selection and early plant responses to peatland initiation on mineral soils. 24 pages .
Jordaan, S. M. (2012).  Land and water impacts of oil sands production in Alberta. 46(7), 6 pages . Abstract
Saxena, A. (2012).  Mitigation of in situ oil sands impacts on boreal woodland caribou: A federally threatened species. 15 pages .
Welham, C., Blanco J., Seely B., & Bampfylde C. (2012).  Oil sands reclamation and the projected development of wildlife habitat attributes. 40 pages .
Creasey, R. (2012).  Professional judgment in mineable oil sands reclamation certification: Workshop summary. 52 pages . Abstract
Vitt, D. H., & Bhatti J. S. (2012).  Restoration and reclamation of boreal ecosystems: Attaining sustainable development. 405 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  The status of landbirds in Alberta's boreal plains ecozone. Preliminary assessment 2012. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 38 pages . Abstract
Johnson, P., Plate E., Robichaud D., Renzetti L., Bocking R., & Gaboury M. (2012).  Winter ecology in the Athabasca River: Mesohabitat species associations.
2011
Hawkes, V. C., Tuttle K. N., McKinnon B. G., & Hentze N. (2011).  Early successional wildlife monitoring program on reclaimed plots in the oil sands region: 2010-2012 comprehensive report. 105 pages . Abstract
Muir, J. E., Hawkes V. C., Tuttle K. N., & Mochizuki T. (2011).  Synthesis of habitat models used in the oil sands region. 61 pages .
Stewart, K., & Laboucan-Massimo M. (2011).  Deep trouble: The reality of in situ tar sands operations. 13 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Integrated monitoring plan for the oil sands: Terrestrial biodiversity component. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 66 pages.
[Anonymous] (2011).  An integrated oil sands environment monitoring plan. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 31 pages .
Welham, C., & Seely B. (2011).  Oil sands terrestrial habitat and risk modelling for disturbance and reclamation - Phase II report. 93 pages . Abstract
Rooney, R. C., & Bayley S. E. (2011).  Relative influence of local- and landscape-level habitat quality on aquatic plant diversity in shallow open-water wetlands in Alberta's boreal zone: Direct and indirect effects. 26(7), 11 pages . Abstract
Eaton, B., & Fisher J. T. (2011).  The state of existing empirical data and scientific knowledge on habitat-species relationships for wildlife that occupy aquatic habitats with a focus on the boreal region of Alberta. 121 pages . Abstract
2009
Franzin, W. G. (2009).  Estimating effects of water withdrawals from the lower Athabasca River: IFNTTG final report. 187 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).  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).  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

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