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Voelzer, J. F., & Jensen G. H. (1974). Waterfowl breeding pair survey for Northern Alberta, northeastern British Columbia and the Northwest Territories.

Schick, C. D., & Ambrock K. R. (1974). Waterfowl investigations in the Athabasca tar sands. Unpublished manuscript, 34.

Chalmers, J. W. (1974). Wayfaring, airborne and earthbound. In : The land of Peter Pond, edited by John W. Chalmers and the staff of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies. Occasional Publication No. 12(89-98),

Spragins, F. K. (1974). What role will the Athabasca tar sands play in solving Canada's energy crisis? In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974. 1-12.

[Anonymous] (1974). Whitecourt environmental study - 1973 : a report to the Whitecourt Environmental Study Group.

[Anonymous] (1974). Whitecourt environmental study - 1974 : a progress report.

Miller, R. S., Botkin D. B., & Mendelssohn R. (1974). The Whooping Crane (Grus americana) population of North America. 6(2), 106-111.

[Anonymous] (1974). Wild rivers, Saskatchewan. 68.

Sullivan, J. P., & Stelfox J. G. (1974). Wildlife food habits and seasonal ranges in the Jasper townsite area summer, 1974. Unpublished report CWS-117-74, 75.

Stelfox, J. G. (1974). Wildlife management concepts in Canadian National Parks. Unpublished report CWS-115-74, 4.

Martin, D. J. (1974). Wildlife mortality statistics, highway and railway causes, Jasper National Park 1966-1973. Unpublished report BJNP-164, 29.

Carbyn, L. N. (1974). Wolf population fluctuations in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. 6(2), 94-101.

Carbyn, L. N. (1974). Wolf predation and behavioural interactions with elk and other ungulates in an area of high prey diversity. Unpublished report, 233.

Wonders, W. C. (1974). Wood and water, land and oil : the geographic setting. In : The land of Peter Pond, edited by John W. Chalmers and the staff of the Boreal Institute for Northern Studies. Occasional Publication No. 12(9-22),

Oosenbrug, S., Carbyn L. N., & West D. (1974). Wood Buffalo National Park progress report No. 1. CWS-80-011,

[Anonymous] (1974). A working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta region. Includes Preliminary regional population estimates, Nov. 1974. Population Working Document 1, 9.

Spalding, D. A. E. (1974). Yellow-billed Loon in Alberta. 88(1), 107.

1973

[Anonymous] (1973). Athabasca tar sands corridor study: Volume 6: Appendix: Environment and engineering - powerline - pipeline - highway - railway. (Stewart Weir Stewart Watson & Heinrichs, Ed.).6, 180 pages .

[Anonymous] (1973). Athabasca tar sands corridor study: v. 5. Appendix: Effect upon human settlement patterns. (K. C. MacKenzie Associates Ltd., Ed.).Transportation Corridor Study . 75 pages .

Marshall, P. (1973). Oil sands information. 5 pages .

Johnstone, W. D. (1973). Dry matter production and complete tree utilization of lodgepole pine in Alberta.

Bibaud, J. A., & Archer T. (1973). Fort McMurray ungulate survey of the minable portion of the bituminous (tar) sands area (number 2). 12 pages .

[Anonymous] (1973). Tar sands reclamation research: Task force report. 30 pages . Abstract

Carrigy, M. A., & McLaws I. J. (1973). Athabasca tar sands study: The environmental impact of in situ technology. 669 pages . Abstract

Yurko, W. J. (1973). Environmental problems in the development of the Fort McMurray tar sands.

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