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2013

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. Global Change Biology. 19(9), 2916 - 2928. Abstract

2011

Tsuji, L., McCarthy D. D., Whitelaw G. S., & McEachren J. (2011). Getting back to basics: the Victor Diamond Mine environmental assessment scoping process and the issue of family-based traditional lands versus registered traplines. 29 ( 1 ), 37-47 . Abstract

2010

Alberta Environment (2010). Terms of reference environmental impact assessment report for the proposed Tamarack Integrated Oil Sands Project.

2009

Heritage Community Foundation (2009). Understanding traditional use studies: Aboriginal traditions and knowledge.

Heritage Community Foundation (2009). Understanding traditional use studies: Aboriginal traditions and knowledge. People of the boreal forest photo gallery.. Abstract

2008

Chiang, C. (2008). Alberta government drops charges against Metis man for hunting moose. Abstract

Turner, N. J., Gregory R., Brooks C., Failing L., & Satterfield T. (2008). From invisibility to transparency: identifying the implications. 13 ( 2 ), Abstract

2006

Nelson, S. J. (2006). The utilization of traditional knowledge, land-use and occupancy studies: a case study from western Alberta, Canada.

2003

Anderson, R. B., & Bone R. M. (2003). Natural resources and Aboriginal people in Canada: readings, cases and commentary.

2001

Natcher, D. C. (2001). Land use research and the duty to consult: a misrepresentation of the Aboriginal landscape. 18 ( 2 ), 113-122 . Abstract

1998

Pye, C. D. (1998). Resource management in Wood Buffalo National Park: striving for cooperation. 144 . Abstract

1991

Wein, E. E., Sabry J. H., & Evers F. T. (1991). Nutrient intakes of Native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National Park. 11 , Abstract

1975

Yellowknee, M. (1975). Maria Yellowknee interview. (Starr, D., Ed.). Abstract

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