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2013

[Anonymous] (2013). SM 800 - Linear footprint and access management. (Compass Resource Management Ltd., Ed.). 98 pages . Abstract

Doran, K. N. (2013). Post-closure land-uses in the Athabasca oil sands area.

2012

[Anonymous] (2012). Lower Athabasca Regional Plan, 2012-2022. (Alberta Government, Ed.). 94 pages .

2008

[Anonymous] (2008). Spatial representation of recreational use in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. (WorleyParsons, Ed.). 63 pages . Abstract

2006

[Anonymous] (2006). Cold Lake - Beaver River surface water quantity and aquatic resources state of the basin report. (Alberta Environment, Ed.). 154 pages . Abstract

2005

Elkey, C. M. (2005). Lesser Slave Lake tourism opportunity study. Environmental Design(M. E. Des. ), 132.

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

[Anonymous] (2003). Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo recreational demand assessment. (Greystone and Westwind Resources Group Ltd., Ed.). 49 pages . Abstract

2000

Haener, M. K., & Adamowicz W. L. (2000). Regional forest resource accounting; a northern Alberta case study. 30 ( 2 ), 264-273 . Abstract

McDonald, J. M. (2000). Valuing the ancient forests of Jasper National Park: An analysis of the preferences of hikers for forest and alpine ecosystems. Resource and Applied Economics(M. Sc.), 48.

1999

Reineberg Holt, F. (1999). Homemade fun : games & pastimes of the early prairies. 1-46.

1996

Reicher, P. (1996). Water resources use and management issues for the Peace Athabasca and Slave River basins: Implementation of stakeholder surveys February to April 1995. 269 pages . Abstract

Download: 0-662-24420-6.pdf (9.44 MB)

1995

Reicher, P., & Thompson J. P. (1995). Water resources use and management issues for the Peace Athabasca and Slave River basins: Results of the household and stakeholder surveys January to April 1995. (Alberta Environmental Protection, Ed.). 287 pages. Abstract

Download: 0-662-24419-2.pdf (15.23 MB)

Hoare, T. (1995). Water resources use and management issues for the Peace Athabasca and Slave River basins: Stakeholder screening survey. (The South Slave Research Center, Ed.). Abstract

Download: 0-662-23560-6.pdf (3.24 MB)

1991

Jensen, E. E. (1991). Cave management strategy for Alberta. 216. Abstract

Vaillancourt, J. (1991). Recreation travel modeling: A day-use park visitation model for the Alberta northern region. 94. Abstract

1984

Wallace, R. R., & McCart P. J. (1984). The fish and fisheries of the Athabasca River basin: Status and environmental requirements. Abstract

1983

McKenzie, C. (1983). A History of Recreation in Westlock. 1-52.

1982

Harvey, D. C. (1982). Backcountry management in Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho National Parks, Canada. Environmental Design(M. E. Des. ), 245.

1980

[Anonymous] (1980). Analysis of the leisure delivery system 1972-1979 with projections for future servicing requirements. (MTB Consultants Limited, Ed.). 204 pages . Abstract

Marino, M. L., Collins J., & g. Brawn (1980). Human perception of the natural environment. 149 pages . Abstract

Parkinson, A., Montgomery S. W., & Humphreys R. D. (1980). A study of the impact of construction camps on the people of northeast Alberta. 134 pages . Abstract

1979

[Anonymous] (1979). Abandoned rail lines: Their use in heritage and recreation corridors: An annotated bibliography. 1-79.

Johnson, C. (1979). Experiments in visitor management at Maligne Canyon, Jasper National Park: A quantitative assessment of the effectiveness of selected channelling techniques in reducing trampling disturbance.

1978

Phillips, W., DePape D., & Ewanyk L. (1978). A socioeconomic evaluation of the recreational use of fish and wildlife resources in Alberta with particular reference to the AOSERP study area. Volume I: Summary and conclusions. 116 pages . Abstract

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