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2013
Studabaker, W., Krupa S., Jayanty R., & Raymer J. (2013).  Measurement of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in epiphytic lichens for receptor modeling in the Alberta oil sands region. 2 pages . Abstract
Jaques, D. R., & Legge A. H. (2013).  Ecological analogues for biomonitoring industrial sulfur emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region, Alberta, Canada. 22 pages . Abstract
Proemse, B. C., & Mayer B. (2013).  Tracing industrial nitrogen and sulfur emissions in the Athabasca oil sands region using stable isotopes. 23 pages .
2012
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
2011
[Anonymous] (2011).  Integrated monitoring plan for the oil sands: Expanded geographic extent for water quality and quantity aquatic biodiversity and effects and acid sensitive lake component. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 93 pages .
2010
Martin, J. P. (2010).  The nucleolar organizer of the salivary gland polytene chromosomes as a measure of recent growth in laboratory-reared and field-collected Chironomus spp. (Diptera : chironomidae) larvae.
2009
Gupta, N. (2009).  Effects of oil sands process-affected water and substrates on wood frog (Rana sylvatica) eggs and tadpoles. 149 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
Legg, A. M. (2009).  Testate amoebae as a performance indicator of ecosystem establishment in wetlands impacted by oil sands processed materials. 90 pages . Abstract
Neville, L. A. (2009).  Investigating the potential of thecamoebians (testate amoebae) as bio-indicators of impact of oil sands mining operations on freshwater environments in northeastern Alberta Canada.
2008
Burke, L. (2008).  Genetic population structure of walleye populations in the Athabasca River basin. 44 pages . Abstract
2007
Martin, J., Ciborowski J. J. H., & Wytrykush C. (2007).  Do chironomid (Diptera Chironomidae) polytene chromosomal puffs reflect instantaneous growth? An in situ bioassay of oil sands mine process waters in constructed wetlands. 2 pages .
Boutsivongsakd, M., Farwell A., & Dixon D. G. (2007).  The potential use of black worms (Lumbriculus variegates) to assess surface-ground water interactions. 24 pages .
2004
Berryman, S., Geiser L., & Brenner G. (2004).  Depositional gradients of atmospheric pollutants in the Athabasca oil sands region Alberta Canada: An analysis of lichen tissue and lichen communities. Lichen Indicator Pilot Program 2002-2003. 171 pages .
2001
Enns, K. (2001).  Assessment of the use of lichens as biomonitoring tools in the Athabasca oil sands region. 49 pages .
Enns, K. A. (2001).  Evaluation of the use of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides Michx.) for biomonitoring in the Athabasca oil sands region. 27 pages .
2000
Smits, J. E., Wayland M. E., Miller M. J., Liber K., & Trudeau S. (2000).  Reproductive, immune, and physiological end points in tree swallows on reclaimed oil sands mine site. 19(12), 9 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2000).  Edge effects monitoring pilot study. (AMEC Earth & Environmental Limited, Ed.). 33 pages .
1995
Dutka, B. J., Bourbonniere R., McInnis R., Kwan K. K., & Jurkovic A. (1995).  Bioassay assessment of impacts of tar sands extraction operations. 10(2), 3 pages . Abstract
Cash, K. J. (1995).  Assessing and monitoring aquatic ecosystem health: Approaches using individual population and community/ecosystem measurements. (Environment Canada, Ed.). 70 pages . Abstract  Download: 0-662-23047-7.pdf (3.21 MB)
1982
Addison, P. A. (1982).  Biomonitoring in the Athabasca oil sands area of Alberta: Progress and pitfalls. 36 pages .
1981
Mayhood, D. W., Walder G. L., Dickson T., Green R. B., Reid D. E., & Stushnoff R. (1981).  Chemical and biological monitoring of muskeg drainage at the Alsands project site. Volume II: Monitoring and fish studies. 247 pages . Abstract
1980
Hilchie, G. J., & Ryan J. K. (1980).  Approaches to the design of a biomonitoring program using arthropods as bioindicators for the AOSERP study area. 47 pages . Abstract
Addison, P. A. (1980).  Baseline condition of jack pine biomonitoring plots in the Athabasca oil sands area 1976-1977. 42 pages . Abstract
Addison, P. A. (1980).  Ecological bench-marking and biomonitoring for detection of airborne pollutant effects on vegetation and soils. 48 pages . Abstract

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