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Stewart, K. W., & Stark B. P. (1988).  Nymphs of North American stonefly genera (Plecoptera). Vol. XII, 460.
Baker, R., & Clifford H. (1980).  The nymphs of Coenagrion interrogatum and C. resolution (Zygoptera: Coenagrionidae) from the boreal forest of Alberta, Canada. 112, 433-436.
Harada, T., & Spence J. R. (2000).  Nymphal density and life histories of two water striders (Hemiptera : Gerridae). 132, 353-363.
Macleod, R. (1978).  The NWMP (North West Mounted Police) and law enforcement, 1873-1905. 1-317.
Pendergast, B. A., & Boag D. A. (1971).  Nutritional aspects of the diet of spruce grouse in central Alberta. 73, 437-443.
Pendergast, B. A. (1969).  Nutrition of spruce grouse of the Swan Hills, Alberta. Zoology(M. Sc.), 73.
Dempster, W. R. (2007).  Nutrition and Density Management Trial (EMLP1) establishment report. Enhanced management of Lodgepole Pine . FRIAA Project OF-02-16, 15.
Spafford, M., & McEachern P. (2008).  Nutrients in the Upper Athabasca River : monitoring to fit the need. In : Proceedings of the 34th Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, September 30 to October 3, 2007, Halifax, Nova Scotia, editors, K. A. Kidd, R. Allen Jarvis, K. Haya, K. Doe and L. E. Burr. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2793, 87-88.
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
Lappin-Scott, H. M., Cusack F., & Costerton J. W. (1988).  Nutrient resuscitation and growth of starved cells in sandstone cores : a novel approach to enhanced oil recovery. 54, 1373-1382.
Weber, M. G. (1975).  Nutrient redistribution following fire in tundra and forest tundra. 69.
Tones, P. I. (1993).  Nutrient loading on the Peace, Athabasca and Slave Rivers. (Sentar Consultants Ltd., Ed.).  Download: 0-662-22548-1.pdf (12.96 MB)
Hu, Y. (2012).  Nutrient loading of aspen jack pine and white spruce seedlings for potential out-planting in oil sands reclamation. 134 pages . Abstract
Wein, E. E., Gee M. I., & Hawrysh Z. J. (1993).  Nutrient intakes of native mothers and school children in northern Alberta. 54, 42-47.
Wein, E. E., Sabry J. H., & Evers F. T. (1992).  Nutrient intakes of native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National Park. In : Human ecology : issues in the north, Rick Riewe and Jill Oakes, editors. Occasional Publication Series No. 30, 11-20.
Wein, E. E., Sabry J. H., & Evers F. T. (1991).  Nutrient intakes of native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National Park. 11(1), 5-13.
Wein, E. E., Sabry J. H., & Evers F. T. (1991).  Nutrient intakes of Native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National Park. 11 , Abstract
Wein, E. E. (1989).  Nutrient intakes and use of country foods by native Canadians near Wood Buffalo National Park. Family Studies(Ph. D. ), 227. Abstract
Chambers, P. A., Dale A. R., Scrimgeour G. J., & Bothwell M. L. (2000).  Nutrient enrichment of northern rivers in response to pulp mill and municipal discharges. 8(1), 53-66.
Chambers, P. A. (1996).  Nutrient enrichment in the Peace Athabasca and Slave River: Assessment of present conditions and future trends. (National Hydrology Research Institute, Environment Canada, Ed.). 107 pages. Abstract  Download: 0-662-24670-5-bw.pdf (4.53 MB)
McGill, W. B., & Offord J. L. (1999).  Nutrient cycling in the forest floor and mineral soil of the boreal forest. Project report 1999-28, 14.
Kopra, K., & Fyles J. (2005).  Nutrient budget for aspen forests on clay soils in west-central Alberta. SFMN Research Note Series No. 5, 6.
Podemski, C. L., & Culp J. M. (1996).  Nutrient and contaminant effects of bleached kraft mill effluent on benthic algae and insects of the Athabasca River. 571-580.
Vaziri, H. (1990).  Numerically-derived stress, strain, and thermodynamic properties of Athabasca oil sand. 26-1-26-12.
Leshchyshyn, T. H. (1999).  A numerical/empirical technique for history matching and predicting cyclic steam performance in Canadian oil sands reservoirs. Civil and Environmental Engineering(Ph. D. ), 432.

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