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Book Chapter
Welham, C., Blanco J., Seely B., & Bampfylde C. (2012).  Oil sands reclamation and the projected development of wildlife habitat attributes. 40 pages .
Conference Paper
Green, J. E. (1982).  Control of vegetation damage by small rodents on reclaimed land. Abstract
Hawkes, V. C. (2011).  Early successional wildlife monitoring on reclamation plots in the Athabasca oil sands region. Abstract
Young, D. A. (1989).  Evaluation of wildlife interactions with above-ground pipelines. 23 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 .
Fung, M. Y. P., Pauls R. W., & Macyk T. M. (2000).  Reclamation research for various land uses in the oil sands region of Alberta, Canada. 11 pages .
Fessenden, R. J., Dai T. S., Fung M., Hilger A., McKinnon S., & Pauls R. W. (1982).  Syncrude's reclamation research program. 16 pages .
Conference Proceedings
McKenna, G., Keys M., Van Meer T., Roy L., & Sawatsky L. (2000).  The impact of beaver dams on the design and construction of reclaimed mine sites. 2 pages . Abstract
Journal Article
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
Rogers, V. V., Wickstrom M., Liber K., & MacKinnon M. D. (2002).  Acute and subchronic mammalian toxicity of naphthenic acids from oil sands tailings. 66(2), 8 pages . Abstract
Pauls, R. W. (1999).  Bison and the oil sands industry. 92(1026), 4 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
Radvanyi, A. (1980).  Control of small mammal damage in the Alberta oil sands reclamation and afforestation program. 26(4), 25 pages . Abstract
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
Gilbert, F. F. (1982).  Food habits of mink (Mustela vison) and otter (Lutra canadensis) in northeastern Alberta. 60 (6), 6 pages . Abstract
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
Dyer, S. J., O'Neill J. P., Wasel S. M., & Boutin S. (2002).  Quantifying barrier effects of roads and seismic lines on movements of female woodland caribou in northeastern Alberta. 80 (5), 6 pages . Abstract
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
Fuller, T. K., & Keith L. B. (1981).  Woodland caribou population dynamics in northeastern Alberta. 45(1), 13 pages . Abstract
Legal Ruling
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.
Miscellaneous
[Anonymous] (2012).  Níh boghodi: We are the stewards of our land. (Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Ed.). 12 pages .
Report
Cook, R. D., & Jacobson J. O. (1978).  The 1977 Fort McMurray AOSERP moose census: Analysis and interpretation of results. 43 pages . Abstract
Westworth, D. A., & Skinner D. L. (1981).  1980 studies of Cricetid rodent populations in relation to revegetation at the Syncrude oil sands development. 39 pages .
Todd, A. (1978).  Analysis of fur production records for registered traplines in the AOSERP study area 1970-75. 17 pages . Abstract

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