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Lawe, L. B., & Wells J. (2005).  Cumulative effects assessment and EIA follow-up: A proposed community-based monitoring program in the oil sands region northeastern Alberta. (Mikisew Cree First Nations Industry Relations Corporation, Ed.).23(3), 4 pages . Abstract
Lawe, L. B., & Wells J. (2005).  Cumulative effects assessment and EIA follow-up : a proposed community-based monitoring program in the Oil Sands Region, northeastern Alberta. 23(3), 205-209.
Therivel, R., & Ross B. (2007).  Cumulative effects assessment : does scale matter? . 27(5), 365-385.
Spaling, H. (1994).  Cumulative effects assessment : concepts and principles. 12, 231-252.
[Anonymous] (1998).  Cumulative Effects Assessment (CEA) Application for Grizzly Bears. Version 1. Users Guide.
Griffiths, A., McCoy E., Green J., & Hegmann G. (1998).  Cumulative effects assessment.
Rohner, C., & Demarchi D. (2000).  Cumulative effects and mountain caribou in west-central Alberta : an individual-based and spatially explicit population model for conservation planning. 27.
[Anonymous] (1996).  Cumulative effects and environmental assessment of the proposed Cheviot Mine development : ungulates, small mammals, avifauna, amphibians.
[Anonymous] (1989).  Cumulative assessment of Athabasca River pulp mills on water quality.
Wein, R. W., c. Baumgardner, & Holmlund E. (1998).  Cumulative anthropogenic disturbances within Wood Buffalo National Park.
Rich, E. E. (1951).  Cumberland House journals and Inland journal, 1775-82. (Hudson's Bay Company, Ed.). Abstract
[Anonymous] (2007).  Culturing wilderness in Jasper National Park : studies in two centuries of human history in the Upper Athabasca River Watershed. 1-356. Abstract
White, G. (2006).  Cultures in collision: Traditional knowledge and Euro-Canadian governance processes in northern land-claim boards. 59(4), 401-414. Abstract
McLaren, I. S. (1999).  Cultured wilderness in Jasper National Park. 34(3), 7-58.
MacLaren, I. S. (1999).  Cultured Wilderness in Jasper National Park. 34(3), 7-58. Abstract
Chapeskie, A. J. (1999).  Culture, landscape and diversity.
Higgs, E., Campbell S., MacLaren I., Martin J., Murray C., Palmer A., et al. (1999).  Culture, ecology and restoration in Jasper National Park : report from Culture, Ecology and Restoration : an interdisciplinary research project.
Roberts, D. J., Fedorak P. M., & Hrudey S. E. (1988).  Culture methods for obtaining m-cresol-degrading methanogenic consortia. 17(2), 83-87.
Reeves, B. O. K. (1983).  Culture change in the northern plains, 1000 B.C.-A.D. 1000. 1-390.
[Anonymous] (2001).  Culturally modified trees of British Columbia: A handbook for the identification and recording of culturally modified trees.
Woollett, J. M. (1991).  Cultural perceptions of man-animal relationships and carcass utilization. Anthropology(M. A.), 128. Abstract
Friesen, J. W. (1991).  The cultural maze: Complex questions on Native destiny in western Canada. Abstract
Turner, N. J., Yilmaz A., Berkes F., Davidson-Hunt I. J., Fusun Ertug Z., & Miller A. (2009).  Cultural management of living trees: an international perspective. 29 ( 2 ),  237-270 . Abstract
Light, J. (2013).  Cultural Interactions.. Water Canada. 13, 24 - 26. Abstract
Wolfe, A. P., Vinebrooke R. D., Schindler D. W., Crowe A., Blais J. M., Miskimmin, Brenda: Freed R., et al. (2008).  The cultural eutrophication of Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada : a paleoecological study. 65, 2211-2223.

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