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2014
Pinno, B. D., Landhausser S. M., Chow P. S., Quideau S. A., & MacKenzie M. D. (2014).  Nutrient uptake and growth of fireweed (Chamerion angustifolium) on reclamation soils. 44(1), 6 pages . Abstract
Jamro, G. M., Chang S. X., & Naeth A. M. (2014).  Organic capping type affected nitrogen availability and associated enzyme activities in reconstructed oil sands soils in Alberta, Canada. 73, 9 pages . Abstract
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
Bachmann, S. (2014).  Forest floor protection during drilling pad construction and its benefits for natural regeneration of native boreal forest vegetation. 117 pages . Abstract
Brown, R. L., & Naeth A. M. (2014).  Woody debris amendment enhances reclamation after oil sands mining in Alberta, Canada. 22(1), 8 pages . Abstract
Archibald, H. A. (2014).  Early ecosystem genesis using LFH and peat cover soils in Athabasca oil sands reclamation. 344 pages . Abstract
2013
Naeth, M. A., Wilkinson S. R., Mackenzie D. D., Archibald H. A., & Powter C. B. (2013).  Potential of LFH mineral soil mixes for land reclamation in Alberta. 65 pages . Abstract
Hahn, A. S., & Quideau S. A. (2013).  Long-term effects of organic amendments on the recovery of plant and soil microbial communities following disturbance in the Canadian boreal forest. 363(1-2), 13 pages . Abstract
Mackenzie, D. D. (2013).  Oil sands mine reclamation using boreal forest surface soil (LFH) in northern Alberta. 240 pages . Abstract
Pyper, M. P., Powter C. B., & Vinge T. (2013).  Summary of resiliency of reclaimed boreal forest landscapes seminar. 131 pages . Abstract
Middleton, C., Plishka M., Shore B., & Anderson B. (2013).  Tailings pond dyke reclamation troubleshooting: A case study from Suncor's oil sands project. 13(1), 5 pages .
2012
[Anonymous] (2012).  Best management practices for conservation of reclamation materials in the mineable oil sands region of Alberta. (Alberta Environment and Water, Ed.). 161 pages .
MacKenzie, M. D., & Quideau S. A. (2012).  Laboratory-based nitrogen mineralization and biogeochemistry of two soils used in oil sands reclamation. 92(1), 11 pages . Abstract
Beasse, M. L. (2012).  Microbial communities in organic substrates used for oil sands reclamation and their link to boreal seedling growth. 97 pages .
Hahn, A. S. (2012).  Soil microbial communities in early ecosystems. 105 pages . Abstract
2011
Mackenzie, D., Amponsah I. G., Bergstrom D. W., & Anderson H. B. (2011).  Defining best management practices for conservation of reclamation materials in the mineable oil sands region of Alberta. (Fourie, A., Tibbett, M., Beersing, A., Ed.).
2010
Mackenzie, D. D., & Naeth A. M. (2010).  The role of the forest soil propagule bank in assisted natural recovery after oil sands mining. 18(4), 9 pages . Abstract
2007
McMillan, R., Quideau S. A., MacKenzie M. D., & Biryukova O. (2007).  Nitrogen mineralization and microbial activity in oil sands reclaimed boreal forest soils. 36, 8 pages. Abstract
2005
McMillan, R. A. (2005).  Forest floor as an amendment in oil sand reclamation. 108 pages . Abstract
1982
Addison, P. A., Khan A. A., L'Hirondelle S., & Theriault F. (1982).  Impact of air pollutant mixtures on forest vegetation and soils. 28 pages . Abstract

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