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2014

Luna Wolter, G. L., & Naeth M. A. (2014). Dry mature fine tailings as oil sands reclamation substrates for three native grasses. 43(4), 6 pages . Abstract

2013

Smreciu, A., Gould K., & Wood S. (2013). Boreal plant species for reclamation of Athabasca oil sands disturbances. 23 pages . Abstract

2012

Luna-Wolter, G. L. (2012). Development of reclamation substrates for Alberta oil sands using mature fine tailings and coke. 124 pages . Abstract

Rezanezhad, F., Andersen R., Pouliot R., Price J. S., Rochefort L., & Graf M. D. (2012). How fen vegetation structure affects the transport of oil sands process-affected waters. 32(3), 13 pages . Abstract

2011

Kemball, K., & Chicoine D. (2011). Refining the application of kriging in the CEMA riparian review. 357 pages . Abstract

Wu, S., Sego D., Naeth A., & Wang B. (2011). Responses of wheatgrass species to composite/consolidated oil sands tailings. 11 pages . Abstract

Mollard, F., Roy M., Frederick K., & Foote L. (2011). Assessing the effects of the oil sands mining industry on wetland plant physiology performance. Abstract

Kimaro, A. A., & Salifu K. F. (2011). The effect of cover crop species on growth and yield response of tree seedlings to fertiliser and soil moisture on reclaimed sites.

Salifu, K. F., Woosaree J., Wells S., & Anderson B. (2011). Innovative techniques to improve reclamation practices in Alberta oil sands.

Nakata, C., Qualizza C., MacKinnon M., & Renault S. (2011). Growth and physiological responses of Triticum aestivum and Deschampsia caespitosa exposed to petroleum coke. 216(1-4), 13 pages . Abstract

Woosaree, J., & Hiltz M. (2011). Cover crop program for tailings sand stabilization. 25 pages . Abstract

2009

[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

[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 .

Wu, S. (2009). A greenhouse study of selected native plant species for dewatering CT.

2008

Macyk, T. M., & Drozdowski B. L. (2008). Comprehensive report on operational reclamation techniques in the mineable oil sands region. 381 pages . Abstract

2006

Gelhorn, L., & Downing D. (2006). Natural juvenile stand understory characterization. 69 pages . Abstract

[Anonymous] (2006). Investigation of natural ingress of species into reclaimed areas: A data review. (Geographic Dynamics Corp., Ed.). 12 pages .

2005

Welham, C. (2005). Evaluating a prescriptive approach to creating target ecosites using d-ecosites as a test case: Final report. 42 pages . Abstract

2004

Renault, S., MacKinnon M., & Qualizza C. (2004). Suitability of altai wildrye (Elymus angustus) and slender wheatgrass (Agropyron trachycaulum) for initial reclamation of saline composite tailings of oil sands. 128, 10 pages . Abstract

2003

[Anonymous] (2003). Natural ecosite and plant resource summary for the Athabasca oil sands region. (Geographic Dynamics Corp., Ed.). 66 pages . Abstract

2002

Naeth, M. A., & Wilkinson S. R. (2002). Plant species suitability for reclamation of oil sands consolidated tailings.

Silva, M. J., Naeth M. A., Chanasyk D. S., Biggar K. W., & Sego D. C. (2002). Response of plants to oil sand tailings. 7 pages .

2001

Kershaw, L. J., Gould J., Johnson D. J., & Lancaster J. (2001). Rare vascular plants of Alberta. Abstract

Bailey, D. L. H. (2001). Properties of soil profiles over sodic mine spoil 16 years after construction. 183 pages . Abstract

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