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Swanson, R. H. (1997). WRNSS_MF users' manual: using and applying the USEPA WRENSS hydrologic procedures for snow dominated regions "Rocky Mountains" and "Continental Maritimes" applicable to the Foothills Model Forest, Hinton, Alberta, Canada. Version 1.2.

Swanson, R. H. (2000). WrnsSdr User's Manual, using and applying the USEPA WRENSS hydrologic procedures for all snow dominated regions of Canada. Peak flow analyses applicable to the Athabasca, North and South Saskatchewan Watersheds of Western Canada. Version 1.021.1 .

Thompson, D. (2009). The writings of David Thompson. Volume 1, the travels, 1850 version. 1-352.

Stamp, R. M. (2005). Writing the terrain: Travelling Through Alberta with the Poets. 1-280. Abstract

Swanson, R. H. (2005). WRENSS-EcaAb Model USEPA WRENSS hydrologic procedures for all snow dominated regions of Canada.

St-Onge, D. A., & Lengellé J. G. (1971). Wounds of beauty. 83(2), 60-63.

Golec, P., & Luckert M. (2008). Would harmonizing public land forest policies, criteria and indicators, and certification improve progress towards Sustainable Forest Management? A case study in Alberta, Canada. 84(3), 410-19.

Milliman, J. D., & Meade R. H. (1983). World-wide delivery of river sediment to the oceans. 91, 1-21.

[Anonymous] (2009). The World's Largest Wetlands: Ecology and Conservation. 559-560. Abstract

Silverstone, P. (2010). World's greenest oil: Turning the oil sands from black to green. 132 pages .

Pierotti, R. (2008). The world Wolf made: indigenous knowledge, ecology, and evolutionary biology. Abstract

Proulx, Gilbert, & et al (2005). World distribution and status of the genus Martes in 2000. In : Martes and fishers (Martes) in human-altered environments : an international perspective. Chapter 2, 21-76.

[Anonymous] (2011). A world class environmental monitoring evaluation and reporting system for Alberta: The report of the Alberta Environmental Monitoring Panel. (Alberta Environmental Monitoring Panel, Ed.). 84 pages.

Flint, L. (2006). Workshop Working Report : Oil Sands experts Group Workshop, Houston, Texas, 24-25 January 2006.

Hirsch, K., & Kafka V. (1999). Workshop report on integrating fire and forest management on the Windfall management unit. Unpublished Collaborative Research Report,

[Anonymous] (1983). Workshop proceedings : effects of coal mining on the hydrology of Alberta's eastern slopes, 13 December 1983, Edmonton, Alberta, edited P. F. Ziemkiewicz. RRTAC 83-4, 123.

Diamond, A. W. (1993). Workshop opening : birds in the boreal forest. In : Birds in the boreal forest : proceedings of a workshop held March 10-12, 1992 in Prince Alberta, Saskatchewan, D. H. Kuhnke, editor. 2-6.

Tedder, W. S. (1979). A workshop on ecological land classification : its aims, methods and use, with a case study of the Cache Percotte Experimental Forest, August 21-22, 1979, Hinton Forest School, Hinton, Alberta.

Penner, D. F. (1986). Workplan for mountain goat monitoring requirements in relation to AMOCO's drilling program near Pinto Creek. 24.

Inc., C. E. (2007). Workplan and methodology for the assessment and ranking of priority trace air contaminants in the Athabasca RMWB.

Grenier, L. (1998). Working with Indigenous knowledge: A guide for researchers.

Preston, V., Holmes J. N., & Willianms A. (1997). Working with 'Wild Rose I' : lean production in a greenfield mill. 41(1), 88-104. Abstract

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Harding, A. K. (2012). Working together: Key success criteria for collaborative initiatives between aboriginal communities and natural resource companies. Abstract

Morrison, W. R., & Coates K. S. (1994). Working the North: Labor and the northwest defense projects, 1942–1946. 1-270. Abstract

Peters, R. (1981). A working paper on the event rain sampling and chemical analyses in the oil sands area of northern Alberta. Unpublished internal report, RMD,

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