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2014
[Anonymous] (2014).  Oil sands rules tools and capacity: Are we ready for upcoming challenges?. (Oil Sands Research and Information Network, Ed.). 120 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2014).  The status of biodiversity in the oil sands region of Alberta. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 47 pages . Abstract
2013
Komers, P. E., & Stanojevic Z. (2013).  Rates of disturbance vary by data resolution: Implications for conservation schedules using the Alberta Boreal Forest as a case study. 19(9), 12 pages . Abstract
Grant, J., Huot M., Lemphers N., Dyer S., & Dow M. (2013).  Beneath the surface: A review of key facts in the oilsands debate. 62 pages .
Eaton, B., Muhly T., Fisher J., & Chai S. - L. (2013).  Potential impacts of beaver on oil sands reclamation success - an analysis of available literature. 65 pages . Abstract
and Agency, E. R. C. B. C. E. A. (2013).  Report of the Joint Review Panel Shell Canada Energy Jackpine Mine Expansion Project. Application to amend Approval 9756 Fort McMurray Area.
Institute, A. B. M. (2013).  The status of biodiversity in the Athabasca oil sands.
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 .
Antoniuk, T., McNeil L., Nishi J., & Manuel K. (2012).  Caribou protection and recovery program - technical guidance. 52 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2012).  Níh boghodi: We are the stewards of our land. (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Ed.). 12 pages .
Reid, J., MacConnachie P., Hughesman W., Forkheim T., Billey T., & Shopik T. (2012).  Land stewardship collaboration in the boreal forest of the Canadian oil sands. 13 pages .
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 .
Cruz-Martinez, L., & Smits J. E. G. (2012).  Potential to use animals as monitors of ecosystem health in the oil sands region. 52 pages . Abstract
O'Connor, D., Fortna P., & Scoville M. (2012).  With the Fur Traders to Fort Chip: Economic change and subsistence harvesting in northeastern Alberta Metis oral histories. (Métis Nation of Alberta, Region One, Ed.). 34 pages .
2011
Courtney, R. (2011).  Monitoring recommendations for the Phase 2 water management system. (Monitoring Technical Task Group, Ed.). 44 pages . Abstract
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
Hawkes, V. C. (2011).  Early successional wildlife monitoring on reclamation plots in the Athabasca oil sands region. 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 .
Wasser, S. K., Keim J. L., Taper M. L., & Lele S. R. (2011).  The influences of wolf predation habitat loss and human activity on caribou and moose in the Alberta oil sands. 9, 5 pages . Abstract
Garcia-Garcia, E., Pun J., Perez-Estrada L. A., El-Din M. G., Smith D. W., Martin J. W., et al. (2011).  Commercial naphthenic acids and the organic fraction of oil sands process water downregulate pro-inflammatory gene expression and macrophage antimicrobial responses. 203(1), 11 pages . Abstract
Porter, K., & Wilson B. (2011).  Review of linear footprint management approaches tools and strategies. 87 pages . Abstract
Schneider, R. R., Hauer G., Farr D., Adamowicz W. L., & Boutin S. (2011).  Achieving conservation when opportunity costs are high: Optimizing reserve design in Alberta's oil sands region. 6(8),  Abstract
[Anonymous] (2011).  Integrated monitoring plan for the oil sands: Terrestrial biodiversity component. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 66 pages.
Welham, C., & Seely B. (2011).  Oil sands terrestrial habitat and risk modelling for disturbance and reclamation - Phase II report. 93 pages . Abstract

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