Skip To Content

Export 2615 results:
Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc)]
Filters: First Letter Of Title is C  [Clear All Filters]
Submitted
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Chipewyan camp, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta.
Reddekopp, N. (Submitted).  Conklin as an Aboriginal community: legal analysis.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Cree cabins, Sturgeon Lake, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Cree family, Nordegg, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Cree man and dog team at Sturgeon Heights, Alberta.
[Anonymous] (Submitted).  Cree packing fur to Sturgeon Lake, Alberta.
2016
Elmes, M. C., Wiklund J. A., Van Opstal S. R., Wolfe B. B., & Hall R. I. (2016).  Characterizing baseline concentrations, proportions, and processes controlling deposition of river-transported bitumen-associated polycyclic aromatic compounds at a floodplain lake (Slave River Delta, Northwest Territories, Canada). Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 188(5),  Abstract
Namayandeh, A., & Culp J. M. (2016).  Chironomidae larvae from the lower Athabasca River, AB, Canada and its tributaries including macroscopic subfamily and tribe keys, indices for environmental tolerance and trait-based information for biomonitoring. Journal of Entomological and Acarological Research. 48(2), 201 pages . Abstract
Timoney, K., & Lee P. (2016).  Changes in the areal extents of the Athabasca River, Birch River, and Cree Creek Deltas, 1950–2014, Peace–Athabasca Delta, Canada. Geomorphology. 258, 12 pages . Abstract
2015
Shores, C., Mondol S., & Wasser S. K. (2015).  Comparison of DNA and hair-based approaches to dietary analysis of free-ranging wolves (Canis lupus). Conservation Genetics Resources. 7(4), 7 pages . Abstract
Leong, D. N. S., & Donner S. D. (2015).  Climate change impacts on streamflow availability for the Athabasca Oil Sands. Climatic Change. 13 pages . Abstract
Sun, W., & Trevor B. (2015).  A comparison of fuzzy logic models for breakup forecasting of the Athabasca River. Abstract
Poveda, C. A. (2015).  The Canadian oil sands development: Management of land, air and water resources. European Journal of Sustainable Development. 4(2), 9 pages . Abstract
Schwalb, A. N., Alexander A. C., Paul A. J., Cottenie K., & Rasmussen J. B. (2015).  Changes in migratory fish communities and their health, hydrology, and water chemistry in rivers of the Athabasca oil sands region: A review of historical and current data. Environmental Reviews. 23(2), 17 pages. Abstract
Yi, Y., Birks S. J., Cho S., & Gibson J. J. (2015).  Characterization of organic composition in snow and surface waters in the Athabasca Oil Sands Region, using ultrahigh resolution Fourier transform mass spectrometry. Science of The Total Environment. 518-519, 10 pages. Abstract
Sherval, M. (2015).  Canada's oil sands: The mark of a new ‘oil age’or a potential threat to Arctic security?. The Extractive Industries and Society. 2(2), 11 pages . Abstract
Cohen, S., Koshida G., & Mortsch L. (2015).  Climate and water availability indicators in Canada: Challenges and a way forward. Part III – Future scenarios. Canadian Water Resources Journal / Revue canadienne des ressources hydriques. 40(2), 12 pages . Abstract
McClelland, J. W., Tank S. E., Spencer R. G. M., & Shiklomanov A. I. (2015).  Coordination and sustainability of river observing activities in the Arctic. ARCTIC. 68(5), 9 pages . Abstract
Mishra, S. K. (2015).  Canadian experiences in sustainability in agriculture and climate change. Abstract
Rood, S. B., Stupple G. W., & Gill K. M. (2015).  Century-long records reveal slight, ecoregion-localized changes in Athabasca River flows. Hydrological Processes. 29(5),  Abstract
Neville, L. A., Gammon P., Patterson T. R., & Swindles G. T. (2015).  Climate cycles drive aquatic ecologic changes in the Fort McMurray region of northern Alberta, Canada. 4 pages . Abstract
[Anonymous] (2015).  Community profile: Athabasca health data and summary. Version 2, March 2015.. 61 pp.. Abstract
Regier, J., & Trew D. O. (2015).  A Compilation of Stream Nutrient Data for Alberta. 35 pp.. Abstract
Wang, J., Betrie G., & Deng B. (2015).  Computational Sustainability and environmental analytics for Athabasca River basin.  Download: Junye Wang Computational Sustainability Approved.pdf (1.52 MB)
Predy, K. (2015).  Creation of a water market in the Athabasca oil sands region: Will vertical integration create incentives for entry deterrence?. Abstract

Enter keywords or search terms and press Search

Search this site

Subscribe to the site

Syndicate content

Past Events

Leading Researcher in Hydrecological Health Joins ARBRI

August 2, 2016

The Northern River Basins Study is Available Online

May 17, 2016

ARBRI Researcher Tackles Barriers to Effective Scaling Up of Fuel Cells

March 06, 2015

World-class environmental researcher joins ARBRI

November 12, 2013

Bookmark and Share