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2009
[Anonymous] (2009).  Winter and summer hydrometric surveys and modeling in the Athabasca Delta - hydrodynamic & habitat modeling report. (AMEC Earth & Environmental Ltd., Northwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd., Ed.). 45 pages . Abstract
Suzuki, D., & Moola F. (2009).  Caring for caribou is a matter of urgency. June , Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  Report on movement and habitat use of fishes in the lower Athabasca River from 2008 -2009. (Applied Aquatic Research Ltd., Ed.). 59 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2009).  The status of biodiversity in the Alberta-Pacific Industries' Forest Management Agreement Area: Preliminary assessment 2009. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 23 pages . Abstract
Dagenais, L. Y. (2009).  Post-mining habitats and breeding birds in the 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 .
2007
McEachern, P. (2007).  Instream Flow Needs (IFN) assessments based on fish habitat simulation in the Athabasca River: Implications for monitoring in the data hungry reality of ecosystem modeling. 1 page .
2006
Kansas, J. L., & Collister D. M. (2006).  Wildlife habitat mapping SEWG (South) study area. 62 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2006).  Cold Lake - Beaver River surface water quantity and aquatic resources state of the basin report. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 154 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2006).  Canadian toad life history and regional habitat model. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 46 pages .
2005
and Ltd., G. A. (2005).  Athabasca River Reach 4 fish habitat IFN assessment. 21.
Hardy, T. B., & Richards C. (2005).  CEMA instream flow needs HSC development workshop - Athabasca River fish habitat suitability criteria (HSC) curves. 63 pages .
Birtwell, I. K., Samis S. C., & Khan N. Y. (2005).  Commentary on the management of fish habitat in northern Canada: Information requirements and policy considerations regarding diamond oil sands and placer mining. 332 pages . Abstract
Birtwell, I. K., Samis S. C., & Khan N. Y. (2005).  Commentary on the management of fish habitat in northern Canada: Information requirements and policy considerations regarding diamond oil sands and placer mining. Literature search. 263 pages . Abstract
Schramm, T. (2005).  Woodland Cree traditional environmental knowledge of critical ungulate habitat in the Caribou Mountains of Alberta. 227 .
2004
[Anonymous] (2004).  Fish overwintering use of the lower Athabasca River 2001 to 2004. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 77 pages . Abstract
2003
[Anonymous] (2003).  A literature review and intensity analysis of resource use in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (Highwood Environmental Management Limited, Clark EcoDynamics Inc., AMEC Earth and Environmental Ltd., Ed.). Abstract
[Anonymous] (2003).  Literature review of reclamation techniques for wildlife habitats in the boreal forest. (AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd., Ed.). 226 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2003).  Regional habitat evaluation and mapping for key wildlife species in the Athabasca oil sands region. (URSUS Ecosystems Management Ltd., Ed.). 24 pages . Abstract
Collister, D. M., Kansas J. L., Antoniuk T., & Power B. J. (2003).  Review and assessment of environmental effects information for wildlife and fish indicators in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy (RSDS) study area within the Athabasca oil sands region (AOSR). 432 pages . Abstract
2002
Steffler, P., & Blackburn J. (2002).  River2D: Two-dimensional depth averaged model of river hydrodynamics and fish habitat. Abstract
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
[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 .
[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 .

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