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Vibert, W. (2005). Utopia Mountain - 2564 M - July 9, 2005. p. 4.

Landhäusser, S. H., Lieffers V. J., & Silins U. (2003). Utilizing species as a hydrological nurse crop to lower water table for reforestation of poorly drained boreal sites. 60, 741-748.

Keshta, N., & Elshorbagy A. (2011). Utilizing North American Regional Reanalysis for modeling soil moisture and evapotranspiration in reconstructed watersheds. 36, 10 pages . Abstract

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

Wellwood, R. W. (1960). The utilization of spruce in Canada. 36, 184-197.

Kirby, K. (2008). Utilization of dissolved carbon in nutrient enriched oil sands reclamation wetlands. Biology(Undergraduate),

Gignac, L. D., Nicholson B. J., & Bayley S. E. (1998). The utilization of bryophytes in bioclimatic modeling: predicted northward migration of peatlands in the Mackenzie River Basin, Canada, as a result of global warming. 101, 572-597.

Walker, D. G., Sadasiviah R. S., & Weijer J. (1977). The utilization and genetic improvement of native Alberta grasses from the eastern slopes of the Rocky mountains. 52.

Demchuk, T. D., Dolby G., McIntyre D. J., & Suter J. R. (2007). The utility of playnofloral assemblages for the Interpretation of depositional paleoenvironments and sequence stratigraphic systems tracts in the McMurray Formation at Surmont, Alberta. AAPG Hedberg Conference, "Heavy oil and bitumen in Foreland Basins - . 6.

Culp, J. M., Podemski C. L., Cash K. J., & Lowell R. B. (1996). Utility of field-based artifical streams for assessing effluent effects on riverine ecosystems. 5(2), 117-124.

Sigler, L., & Gibas C. F. C. (2005). Utility of a cultural method for identification of the ericoid mycobiont Oidiodendron maius confirmed by ITS sequence analysis. 53(1), 63-74.

[Anonymous] (1976). Utilities networks : scenario one. Northeast Alberta Regional Plan. Utilities Working document 5,

Temimi, M. (2006). Utilisation de la télédétection pour l'estimation de la réserve hydrique au bassin du Mackenzie au nord ouest Canadien.

O'Rourke, J. C., Begley A. G., Boyle H. A., Yee C. T., Chambers J. L., & Luhning R. W. (1999). UTF Project status update, May 1997. 38(9), 44-54.

Bonin, D. V. (2002). Using tree ring data to assess drought. Civil Engineering(M. Sc. ), 207.

Parlee, B., & Manseau M. (2005). Using traditional knowledge to adapt to ecological change: Den?lin?onitoring of caribou movements. 58(1), 26-37. Abstract

Huntington, H. P. (2000). Using traditional ecological knowledge in science: Methods and applications. 10, 1270-1274. Abstract

Bauer, I. E. (2003). Using the peat core record to help predict future peatland C dynamics - problems and uncertainties. Paper No. 61-5,

Gauthier, Y., Paquet L. - M., Gonzalez A., Hicks F., Robyn A., & Bernier M. (2007). Using the FRAZIL system in support of winter river flow modelling, 14th Workshop on the Hydraulics of Ice Covered Rivers, Quebec City, June 19-22, 2007.

Hannon, S. J., & McCallum C. (2004). Using the focal species approach for conserving biodiversity in landscapes managed for forestry. Sustainable Forest Management Network Synthesis Paper, 57.

Poveda, C. A., & Lipsett M. G. (2013). Using sustainable development indicators (SDIs) for sustainability assessment of surface mining operations in the oil sands projects: Applicability usefulness and costs. 13 pages . Abstract

Videla, P. P., Farwell A. J., Butler B. J., & Dixon D. G. (2005). Using stable isotopes to trace the bacterial degradation of naphthenic acids. In Proceedings of the 32nd Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 3 to October 5, 2005, Waterloo, Ontario, editors, D. G. Dixon, S. Munro and A. J. Niimi. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2617, p. 39.

Videla, P. P., Farwell A. J., Butler B. J., & Dixon D. G. (2005). Using stable isotopes to trace the bacterial degradation of naphthenic acids. 39 pages .

Kuo, D. (2006). Using stable isotopes to monitor the bacterial degradation of polycyclic aromatic compounds. Biology(Undergraduate),

Videla, P. P., Farwell A. J., Butler B. J., Nero, V, & Dixon D. G. (2004). Using stable carbon isotopes to monitor bacterial degradation of naphthenic acids and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. In : Proceedings of the 31st Annual Aquatic Toxicity Workshop, October 24 to 27, 2004, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, editors, L. Canadian Technical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 2562, 54-55.

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