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2011

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

2010

Moorhouse, J., Huot M., & Dyer S. (2010). Drilling deeper: The in situ oil sands report card. 81 pages .

Welham, C. (2010). Oil sands terrestrial habitat and risk modeling for disturbance and reclamation - Phase I report. 109 pages . Abstract

2009

[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

Hudson, M., & Wilson B. J. (2009). Management scenario combination modelling (Supplement to the terrestrial ecosystems management framework). 118 pages .

Dunne, B. M., & Quinn M. S. (2009). Effectiveness of above-ground pipeline mitigation for moose (Alces alces) and other large mammals. 142(2), 9 pages . Abstract

Hood, G., Bromely C., & Kur N. T. (2009). A review of existing models and potential effects of water withdrawals on semi-aquatic mammals in the lower Athabasca River. 91 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

[Anonymous] (2009). The status of biodiversity in the Alberta-Pacific Industries' Forest Management Agreement Area: Supplementary report 2009.. (Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute, Ed.). 31 pages .

Morgan, T., & Powell T. (2009). WMU 531 aerial moose (Alces alces) survey February 2009. 25 pages .

2008

Chan, L., & Lawn J. (2008). Traditional food consumption and risk communication project in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (Phase 1). 167 pages .

2007

[Anonymous] (2007). Wildlife health literature review with specific reference to wildlife species and chemicals of potential concern in the oil sands region. (Intrinsik Environmental Sciences Inc., Ed.). 34 pages .

[Anonymous] (2007). Instream flow needs screening study - Delta region lower Athabasca River literature review and TEK collection final report. (Dillon Consulting Limited, Ed.). 34 pages . Abstract

2006

Kansas, J. L., & Collister D. M. (2006). Wildlife habitat mapping SEWG (South) study area. 62 pages . Abstract

Schneider, R., & Dyer S. (2006). Death by a thousand cuts: The impacts of in situ oil sands development on Alberta's boreal forest. 36 pages .

2004

Golder Associates Ltd. (2004). Wildlife corridor literature review and synthesis.

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

Rogers, V. V. (2003). Mammalian toxicity of naphthenic acids derived from the Athabasca oil sands. 157 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

[Anonymous] (2003). Trace metals in traditional foods within the Athabasca oil sands area. (Golder Associates Ltd., Ed.). 89 pages .

2002

2001

[Anonymous] (2001). Review of predictive modelling tools for wildlife and fish key indicators in the Wood Buffalo region. (Salmo Consulting Inc., URSUS Ecosystems Management Ltd, GAIA Consultants Inc., Ed.). 54 pages . Abstract

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