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Rickert, H. A. (1973). Tri-Creek channel material stability study. 30.

Richert, H. A. (1973). Tri-Creek channel material stability study. 30.

Bergstrom, G. P., & Nip A. M. K. (1988). The Tri Creeks watershed study, (1965-1986) Hinton, Alberta. In : Proceedings of the Canadian Hydrology Symposium No. 17 - 1988, Banff, Alberta, May 9-11, 1988. Canadian Research Basins : successes, failures and future. 171-178.

Fregren, D. H. (1967). Tri Creek watershed investigation : unpublished report to Alberta IHD subcommittee. 10.

Dirschl, H. J. (1972). Trends in vegetation succession in the Peace-Athabasca Delta. The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices Volume 2, 1973 Ecological Investigations. Appendix J. 19.

Mattison, B. W., & Pemberton S. G. (1988). Trends in trace fossil assemblages within estuary-associated tidal flat sediments : an example from the Athabasca Oil Sands of northeastern Alberta.

Cunderlik, J. M., & Ouarda T. B. M. J. (2009). Trends in the timing and magnitude of floods in Canada. 375, 471-480.

Carbyn, L. N., Lunn N. J., & Timoney K. (1998). Trends in the distribution and abundance of bison in Wood Buffalo National park. 26(3), 463-470.

Badzinski, D. S., & Francis C. M. (2000). Trends in numbers of migrant landbirds at Lesser Slave Lake Bird Observatory (1994-1999), Beaverhill Bird Observatory (1992-1999), and Inglewood Bird Sanctuary (1995-1999).

Fredeen, F. J. H. (1983). Trends in numbers of aquatic invertebrates in a large Canadian river during four years of black fly larviciding with methoxychlor (Diptera : Simuliidae). 19, 53-92.

[Anonymous] (1980). Trends in northern Alberta : a statistical overview 1971 - 1979.

Phillips, V. J. (2009). Trends in mercury loadings to western Canadian alpine lakes over the past 200 years. Biological Sciences(M. Sc.), 85.

Burn, D. H., & Hesch N. (2008). Trends in Mackenzie River Basin streamflows. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 2 : Hydrologic Processes, edited by Ming-ko Woo. 363-370.

Young, J. E., Só;nchez-Azofeifa G. A., Hannon S. J., & Chapman R. (2006). Trends in land cover change and isolation of protected areas at the interface of the southern boreal mixedwood and aspen parkland in Alberta, Canada. 230, 151-161.

Burn, D. H., Abdul Aziz O. I., & Pietroniro A. (2004). Trends in hydrological variables for two watersheds in the Mackenzie River Basin. Water and climate change : knowledge for better adaption, proceedings of the 57th Canadian Water Resources Association Annual Congress, June 16-18, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Seneka, M. (2004). Trends in historical annual flows for major rivers in Alberta. 59.

Keith, L. B. (1973). Trends in grouse and snowshoe hare populations in Alberta. AFW-73-088, 1.

Lynch, G. M. (1968). Trends in game population in the Edson region. Unpublished report AFW-68-035, 2.

Wilkins, K. A., Otto M. C., & Garrettson P. R. (2001). Trends in duck breeding populations, 1955-2001.

Whitson, I. R., Abboud S., Prepas E. E., & Chanasyk D. S. (2005). Trends in dissolved phosphorous in gray luvisol profiles after forest harvest. 85, 89-101.

Aziz, O. A. I., & Burn D. H. (2006). Trends and variability in the hydrological regime of the Mackenzie River Basin. 319(1-4), 282-294.

Khandekar, M. L. (2002). Trends and changes in extreme weather events : an assessment with focus on Alberta and Canadian prairies. Publication No. I/927, 56.

Xu, W., El-Din M. G., & Kindzerski W. B. (2000). Trend analysis of historical ambient air monitoring data in Edmonton and Fort McKay, Alberta. 15 pages . Abstract

Ayer, W. A., & Cruz E. R. (1993). The tremulanes, a new group of Sesquierpenes from the aspen rotting fungus Phellinus tremulae. 58, 7529-7534.

Costello, M., Van Kesteren W., Myers D., Nesler D., Horton J., Rowson, et al. (2008). Tremie/Diffuser as a tool to dredge and place tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008. 281-290.

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