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E. 361-367<Predication of sedimentation and consolidation of fine tails960-972HSyncrude's tailings management practices from research to implementationList, B. R.; Lord, E. R. F. 39-44 MacKinnon, M.109-133WMicrobial reduction of amended sulfate in anaerobic mature fine tailings from oil sandsSobolewski, A.:The microbial characteristics of oil sands tailings sludge&prepared for AOSTRA by EVS ConsultantsfHydrogen sulphide production in gypsum-amended MFT and NST. Report submitted to Syncrude Research Ltd.pMicrobial distributions in process-affected aquatic ecosystems. Draft Report submitted to Syncrude Research Ltd.rEvolution of microbial populations in process-affected aquatic systems. Report submitted to Syncrude Research Ltd.rSurvey of anaerobic bacteria in tailings samples at the Syncrude lease. Report submitted to Syncrude Research Ltd. Sheeran, D. 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Glass1-71Onset of the Little Ice Age at the Columbia Icefield, Canadian Rockies, as recorded in the Lateral Moraines of Stutfield GlacierOsborn, G. D. @In: 14th AMQUA meeting, Flagstaff, Ariz., Program with abstractsp. 181dSampling height-age error correction for spruce seedlings in glacial forefields, Canadian Cordillera-McCarthy, D. P.; Luckman, B. H.; Kelly, P. E.LLuckman, B. H.; Colenutt, M. E.; Kavanagh, T. A.; Lusted, J. R.; Diraddo, C.}Field investigations in the Canadian Rockies in 1995: report to Parks Canada, Alberta Parks and B. C. Parks Service, May 1996sAssessing synchroneity of glacier fluctuations in the western cordillera of the Americas during the last millenniumLuckman, B. H.; Villalba, R.Academic Press119-140<In: Interhemispheric climate linkages. Edited by V. Markgraf9Holocene glacier history of the North American Cordillera%Luckman, Brian H.; Kavanagh, Trudy A.*MacDonald, G. M.; Meko, D. M.; Case, R. 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From Kicking Horse to Yellowhead PassOffice of the Surveyor General Colenutt, M. E.; Luckman, B. H. Tucson, iDendroclimatic characteristics of alpine larch (Larix lyallii) Parl.) at treeline sites in western Canada0 =]Landform development in the forefields of Athabasca and Dome Glaciers. Report to Parks Canada0University of Arizona, Department of GeosciencesRadiocarbon Spec. Issue143-154\In: Tree-rings, environment and humanity. Edited by J. S. Dean, D. M. Meko and T. W. SwetnamJanz, B.; Storr, D. (editors)ALuckman, B. H.; Briffa, K. R.; Jones, P. D.; Schweingruber, F. H.pThe cumulative effects of climate warming and other human stresses on Canadian freshwaters in the new millenniumSchindler, D. W.18-29http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjfas&volume=58&articleFile=f00-179.pdfEAgricultural impacts on water quality in Alberta - initial assessmentNCanada-Alberta Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture Water Quality Committee1The Canadian Heritage River system: annual reportCanadian Heritage Rivers BoardzA preliminary assessment of the effects of W. C. Bennett Dam on the Athabasca River Delta and the Athabasca Chipewyan Band Green, J. R. Athabasca Chipewyan BandProwse, T. D.; Demuth, M. N. Regul. Rivers Res. Manage 12447-457http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjm&volume=46&articleFile=w00-081.pdf[Structural group analysis of the asphaltenes and resins components of the Athabasca bitumenBoyd, M. L.; Montgomery, D. S. Fuel335-350!The tar sands of Alberta. 3rd ed. Camp, F. W. Denver, Co.Cameron Engineers Inc.<Hot water separation of bitumen from Alberta bituminous sand 1410-1416Fedorak, P. M,; Hrudey, S. E.Environ. Technol. Lett.425-432[A statistical comparison of two culturing methods for enumerating sulfate-reducing bacteria1Fedorak, P. M.; Semple, K. M.; Westlake, D. W. S.19-27_Biodegradation of naphthenic acids by microbial populations of indigenous to oil sands tailings467-477%Jivraj, M. N.:MacKinnon, M.; Fung, B.Syncrude Canada Ltd.Syncrude facts MacLean, D.=Syncrude Canada Ltd. Government and Public Affairs DepartmentWashington, D.C.677-723_Surfactants in Athabasca oil sands slurry condition, flotation recovery, and tailings processes-Schramm, L. L.; Stasiuk, E. N.; MacKinnon, M. Cambridge, UKCambridge University Press365-430aIn: Surfactants, fundamentals and applications in the petroleum industry. Edited by L. L. Schramm/Syncrude analytical methods (SAM) manual 4th ed(Syncrude Canada Ltd. Research Departmentpdf Boca Raton, Fla.4Hydrogeology of the Pelican-Algar Lake area, AlbertaOzoray, G.; Lytviak, A. T.Earth Science Report 80-1;Postglacial vegetation history of the Mackenzie River Basin245-262zModern pollen spectra from the western interior of Canada and the interpretation of Late Quaternary vegetation development245-268Chambers, P. A.'Mackay, W. C.; Brewin, M. K.; Monita, MFishes of Alberta. 2nd ed. Report No. 2Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Alberta Forest Service and Alberta Recreation, Parks and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife DivisionTerrestrial ecozones, ecoregions, and ecodistricts of Canada: Provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. A national ecological framework for Canada'Ecological Stratification Working Group Ottawa-HullAgriculture and Agri-Foods Canada, Research Branch Centre for Land and Biological Resources Research and Environment Canada, State of the Environment Directorate, Ecozone Analysis BranchcUncertainty in predicting the effect of climatic change on the carbon cycling of Canadian peatlands229-245kVegetation response to global warming: interactions between boreal forest, wetlands, and regional hydrologyAIn: Mackenzie Basin Impact Study Final Report. Edited by S. Cohen,Changes in moss-dominated wetland ecosystemsVitt, D. H.; Kuhry, P. London, UKClarendon Press\In: Bryophytes and lichens in a changing environment. Edited by J. W. Bates and A. M. FarmerPeatlands of Canada preliminary(Tamocai, C.; Kettles, I. M.; Ballard, M.Open File 3152VThe amount of organic carbon in various soil orders and ecological provinces of Canada Tamocai, C.hIn: Soil processes and the carbon cycle. Edited by R. Lal; J. M. Kimble; R.F. Follett, and B. A. StewartHaener, M. K.; Adamowicz, W. L.EA comparison of stated preference methods for environmental valuation243-253OAn aggregate travel cost approach to valuing forest recreation at managed sites-Boxall, P. C.; McFarlane, B. L.; Gartrell, M.615-621Perceptions versus objective measures of environmental quality in combined revealed and stated preference models of environmental evaluation65-84Project Report SES 2<University of Alberta, Sustainable Forest Management NetworkMacLock, B.; Thompson, J. P.MCharacterization of aquatic uses within the Peace, Athabasca and Slave RiversJMcLeod, K.; Boxall, P. C.; Adamowicz, W. L.; Williams, M.; Louviere, J. J.The incorporation of nontimber goods and services in integrated resource management. I. An introduction to the Alberta moose hunting study2University of Alberta, Department of Rural EconomyProject Report No. 93-12LA socio-economic evaluation of woodland caribou in northwestern SaskatchewanBTanguay, M.; Adamowicz, W. L.; Boxall, P.; Phillips, < W.; White, W.Project Report No. 93-04Economics of fossil fuel substitution and wood product sinks when trees are planted to sequester carbon on agricultural lands in western Canada?van Kooten, G. C.; Krema-Nozic, E.; Stennes, B.; van Gorkom, R. 1669-1678pBaseline study for fur trapping in the Suncor study area. Environmental Impact Assessment for the Steepbank Mine(Prepared for Suncor Inc. Oil Sands GrouptEstimation of particle size distribution in Athabasca oil sands by indirect instrumental neutron activation analysis 1626-1637AOSTRA[Size-dependent diel foraging periodicity of a mayfly grazer in streams with or without fish242-250\Stimulation of increased short-term growth and development of mayflies by pulp mill effluent 1529-1541Effects of pulp mill effluent on benthic freshwater invertebrates: food availability and stimulation of increased growth and development9Lowell, R. B.; Culp, J. M.; Wrona, F. J.; Bothwell, M. L.Delray Beach, Fla.St. Lucie Press525-532In: Environmental fate and effects of pulp and paper mill effluent. Edited by M. R. Servos, K. R.; Munkittrick, J.H. Carey, and G. J. Van Der KraakLAlberta Environmental Protection, Technical Services and Monitoring DivisionNoton, L. R.; Shaw, R. D._Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division. Environmental Quality Monitoring BranchrMechanisms of algal patch depletion: importance of consumptive and non-consumptive losses in mayfly-diatom systems343-348AWinter water quality survey on the Athabasca River, February 1995Whitecourt, ABAlberta Newsprint CompanyExtension of lithofacies and conodont biofacies models of Late Devonian to Early Carboniferous carbonate ramp and black shale systems, southern Canadian Rocky Mountains5Savoy, Lauret E.; Harris, Anita G.; Mountjoy, Eric W. 1281-1298MLate Upper Devonian (Famennian) rhynchonellid brachiopods from western Canada Sartenaer, P. Bulletin 169http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjes&volume=36&articleFile=e99-037.pdf need to check bibliography again8Palinspatic map of the southern Canadian Rocky Mountains Aitken, J. D.Open File 1696http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjc&volume=77&articleFile=v99-173.pdfSchwarz, A. G.; Wein, Ross W.918-921Redmann, R. E.; Schwarz, A. G.526-532http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjb&volume=77&articleFile=b99-121.pdfZFire and threatened dry grassland remnants of the boreal forest- climate change hypotheses*Schwarz, A. G.; Wein, R. W.; Thomas, P. A.Fairfield, Wash.*International Association of Wildland Fire307-310VIn: Fire effects on rare and endangered species and habitats. Edited by J. M. Greenlee3Dry grasslands in Wood Buffalo National Park: replyFDry grassland plant communities in Wood Buffalo National Park, AlbertaYThreatened dry grasslands in the continental boreal forests of Wood Buffalo National ParkSchwarz, A. G.; Wein, R. W.Airphoto Analysis Associates<Biophysical inventory of Wood Buffalo National Park. Vol. IIIslington, Ont.cThrough the Mackenzie Basin- a narrative of The Athabasca and Peace River Treaty Expedition of 1899 Wm. BriggsAIsolated grasslands in the boreal forest region of western Canada-Schwarz, A. G.; Thorpe, J. P.; Redmann, R. E. Dallas, Tex.#Native Prairie Association of TexasIn: Proceedings of the 10th North American Prairie Conference, 22-26 June, 1986. The Prairies: Roots of our culture, Foundation of our economy, Denton, TexasA time for burning Lewis, H. T. Occas. Paper No. 17eThreatened dry grasslands in the continental boreal forests of Wood Buffalo National Park: commentary913-917http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjb&volume=77&articleFile=b99-120.pdfPhytocoenologia347-366>Integrated resource survey, Wood Buffalo National Park. Report%Bison movement and distribution studySchwarz, A. G.[Inventory of dry grasslands and associated vegetation in Wood Buffalo National Park. Report<A prairie to forest succession in Wood Buffalo Park, Alberta1961Jeffrey, W. W.442-444-Vascular plants of Wood Buffalo National Park Cody, W. J.KAgriculture and Agri-Foods Canada, Centre for Land and Biological Resources182-185 1226-1233nMildred Lake, Demonstration Pond, South Bison Pond, Deep Wetlands Pond, Sucker Lake, Kimowin Lake, Cowper LakeCSome aspects of the nesting requirements of common loons of Alberta Vermeer, K.429-435mDetrital zircon geochronology of Neoproteozoic to Permian miogeoclinal strata in British Columbia and AlbertaGehrels, G. E.; Ross, G. M. 1380-1401http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjes&volume=35&articleFile=e98-071.pdfstill to do biblio[Modelling the responses of Athabasca oil sand in triaxial compression tests at low pressure395-406http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cgj&volume=35&articleFile=t97-079.pdfWA computer program for nonlinear analysis of stress and deformations in oil sand massesByrne, P. M.; Janzen, W.$UBC, Department of Civil EngineeringSoil Mechanics Series No. 80%Shear strength of Athabasca oil sands202-215fBehavioural characteristics and constitutive modelling of Athabasca Tar Sand at low effective stressesmAssessment of critical state characteristics and the homogeneous response of oil sand at low confining stress^Proceedings of the 48th Canadian Geotechnical Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 25-27, 1995KA constitutive model for the effective stress-strain behaviour of oil sands%Wan, R. G.; Chan, D. H.; Kosar, K. M.89-98oEngineering geology of soft, Upper Cretaceous bedroc      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghiklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~k in the Athabasca River valley near Fort McMurray, Alberta<Savigny, K. W.; Harris, M. C.; Campbell, J. W. M.; Wuite, J.Vol. 2185-190OIn: Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Landslides, Toronto, Ont.SPostglacial fish dispersal from the Mississippi refuge to the Mackenzie River BasinRempel, L. L.; Smith, D. G.893-899Clearwater River, Lake Agassiz^Prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by Aquatic Environments Ltd.xGlacial Lake McConnell: paleogeography, age, duration and associated river deltas, Mackenzie River Basin, western Canada829-843http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjfas&volume=55&articleFile=f97-257.pdfSmith, D. G.; Fisher, T. G.9-122Sequence of glacial lakes in north-central AlbertaSt.-Onge, D. A.Tripp, D. B.; McCart, P. J.Mooring, M. S.; Samuel, W. M.740-750http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=76&articleFile=z97-247.pdf+Wilson, Christopher C.; Hebert, Paul, D. N. 1010-1024http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjfas&volume=55&articleFile=f97-286.pdf-Clair, Thomas A.; Ehrman, James; Higuchi, Kaz 2464-2477http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjfas&volume=55&articleFile=f98-129.pdfKSimulation of time-dependent movements in Syncrude tailings dyke foundation2Wedage, A. M. P.; Morgenstern, N. R.; Chan, D. H. 284-298http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cgj&volume=35&articleFile=t97-086.pdf+Deformations of dams on sheared foundationsIA strain rate-dependent constitutive model for clays at residual strength1Wedage, A. M. P.; Chan, D. H.; Morgenstern, N. R.364-373FAnalysis of foundation deformations beneath the Syncrude tailings dyke868-884/Alencar, J. A.; Chan, D. H.; Morgenstern, N. R.BIncorporation of measured pore pressure in finite element analysisVol. 62JProceedings, 45th Canadian Geotechnical Canadian Conference, Toronto,< Ont.MOverview of the tailings dyke instrumentation program at Syncrude Canada Ltd.Fair, A. E.; Handford, G. T. A. A. Blakema Rotterdam245-254EIn: Geotechnical Stability in surface mining. Edited by R. K. SinghalReview of Cell 23 slope designHandford, G. T.Internal Report3Geotechnical control of stability on large projectsMorgenstern, N. R. 293-316 Sego, D. C.; Morgenstern, N. R. lStrength behavior of foundation material- Syncrude Tailings Dyke: a report submitted to Syncrude Canada Ltd.http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cgj&volume=34&articleFile=t97-048.pdfgShear strength and stress-strain behavior of Athabasca oil sands at elevated temperatures and pressures.Agar, J. G.; Morgenstern, N. R.; Scott, J. D. 1Morgenstern, N. R.; Fair, A. E.; McRoberts, E. C.OStand-up times of Athabasca oil sands and shales in the borehole mining processPaper 57iIn: Proceedings of the 44th Canadian Geotechnical Conference, Calgary, Alta., 29 September-2 October 1991_Winter oxygen conditions in ice-covered rivers: the impact of pulp mill and municipal effluentsAnderson, A. M.4Alberta Environment, Environment Assessment DivisionZDissolved oxygen conditions and fish requirements in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave RiversChambers, P. A.; Mill, T.6Limnological aspects of the Peace and Athabasca rivers Noton, L. R. JAlberta Environment Protection, Technical Services and Monitoring DivisionSentar Consultants Ltd. http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjb&volume=75&articleFile=b97-869.pdf0Large scale impacts of hydroelectric development27-54http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=er&volume=5&articleFile=a97-001.pdf$Bleak future predicted for the Delta Nichol, P.Fort McMurray Today#Peace-Athabasca Delta Project GroupThe Peace-Athabasca Delta. A Canadian resource. Summary report, 1972. A report on low water levels in Lake Athabasca and their effects on the Peace-Athabasca Delta9Environment Ministers of Canada, Alberta and SaskatchewanThe Peace-Athabasca Delta. A Canadian resource. Technical Report. A report on low water levels in Lake Athabasca and their effects on the Peace-Athabasca Delta6Impact of the Bennett Dam on the Peace-Athabasca DeltaTownsend, G. H. 171-1761Resources and development of the Mackenzie systemRosenberg, D. M.Junk Publishers;In: The ecology of the river system. Edited by B. R. Davies517-540>Mechanics of fluid and sand production from oil sand reservoir Vaziri, H.519-536sPetroleum Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 37th Annual Technical Meeting, Calgary, Alta.497-518Department of Civil Engineering:A methodology for predicting sand failure around wellbores 1011-1034sPetroleum Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 38th Annual Technical Meeting, Calgary, Alta.FCoupled fluid flow and stress analysis of oil-sands subject to heating84-91111-117PTheoretical analysis of stress, pressure, and formation damage during production_Analytical and numerical procedures for analysis of flow-induced cavitation in porous materials223-238Vaziri, H.; Byne, P. M. Gotechnique63-77=Numerical analysis of oil sand under nonisothermal conditions802-812VNumerically-derived stress, strain, and thermodynamic properties of Athabasca oil sand 26-1-26-12sPetroleum Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 41st Annual Technical Meeting, Calgary, Alta.:Numerical analysis of soil stability around deep wellbores A. A. Balkema551-561qPetroleum Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 40th Annual Technical Meeting, Banff, Alta. Vazini, H.PA procedure for analysing seepage-induced collapse of weakly cemented formations799-807MIn: Rock at great depth, Pau, France. Edited by V. Maury and D. FourmaintrauxUWell-bore completion technique and geotechnical parameters influencing gas production&Vaziri, H. H.; Wang, X.; Palmer, I. D.87-101http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cgj&volume=34&articleFile=t96-089.pdfRA conceptual model for massive solids production in poorly-consolidated sandstones#Dusseault, M. B.; Santarelli, F. J.789-797FFrequency analysis of low flows using the Akaike information criterion Lawal, Semiu, A.; Watt, W. Edgar 1180-1189http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjce&volume=23&articleFile=l96-927.pdfhttp://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=74&articleFile=z96-193.pdfNDensities and biomass relationships of birds nesting in boreal forest habitats51-61)Forestry Canada, Northern Forestry Centre55-62>Birds in boreal Canada: communities, densities and adaptationsReport Series No. 41)Erskine has written lots of bird articlesrAOSERP Rep. 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S. 141, 75, 75 Reid, D. ,University of Alberta, Department of BiologyUnpublished report AWF-82-029BRiver otter ecology in northeastern Alberta. Annual report 1982-83Unpublished report AWF-83-012 river otter mountain goat4Bison dietary analysis from fecal sample examination Reynolds, H. Unpublished report CWS-70-70Bears and birds' eggs Rowan, W. FNumbers of young in the common black bear and grizzly bears in Alberta197-199-The case of six cubs in the common black bear404-405/The coming peak of the ten-year cycle in Canada!Trans. N. Amer. Wildlife Conf. 15379-383KReproductive potential and sex ratios of snowshoe hares in northern AlbertaRowan, W. ; Keith, L. B. 273-281GPopulation dynamics of black bears in boreal forest of Alberta, 1968-77Abstract distributed at conference for paper presented at Fifth International Conference on bear research and management, February 1-13, 1980, Madison, WisconsinRuff, R.; Kemp, G.Red squirrel ecologyRusch, D. A.; Reeder, W. G. 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Unpublished report AFW-73-039OLesser Slave Lake Provincial Park biophysical inventory and resource assessmentDAlberta Provincial Parks, Resource Assessment and Management SectionManc, Carlito HabitanMass, David J.,Fluid properties of asphaltanes at 310-530CGnie chimique+Morphogense anthropique Swan Hills AlbertaThse de DoctoratMDynamics and regulation of red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) populations) @TPopulation dynamics of the red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) at Rochester, Alberta, >`Isolation of viruses of the California encephalitis virus group from the boreal Aedes mosquitoesP VrInteraction of the tick (Haemaphysalis leporispalustris) with a cyclic snowshoe hare (Lepus americanus) population 7V f=Powassan virus infection in snowshoe hares (Lepus americanus), <cObservations on the breeding biology of Wilson's Phalarope (Stenanopus tricolor) in central Alberta< OThe vegetation of Alberta III. The sandhill areas of central Alberta with particular reference to the ecology of Arceuthobium americanum Nutt.q 3A record long-distance move by a wolf (Canis lupus)' 2wLife histories, microdistribution and drift of two mayfly (Ephemeroptera) species in the Pembina River, Alberta, Canada; H~Development and intensity dependence of Orithodiplostomum ptychocheilus metacercariae in fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas)( Gj }Estimates of the number of glochidia produced by clams (Anadonta grandis simpsoniana Lea), attaching to yellow perch (Perca flavescens), and surviving to various ages in Narrow Lake, Alberta8 Xv Effect of size-selective predation by muskrats (Ondatra zebithicus) on a population of unionid clams (Anodonta grandis simpsoniana)0 Bf oAccumulation and elimination of cyanobacterial hepatotoxins by the freshwater clam Anodonta grandis simpsonianaR QIn vitro decomposition of Sphagnum by some microfungi resembles white rot of wood ^New perspective< s on the niche and holomorph of the myxotrichoid hyphomycete Oidiodendron maiusL UCharacteristics of a disease of Sphagnum fuscum caused by Scleroconidioma sphagnicola 0: Maximizing the production of -linolenic acid in Mortierella ramanniana var. ramanniana as a function of pH, temperature and carbon source, nitrogen source, metal ions and oil supplementation1 GM WwTwo new species of Pseudogymnoascus with Geomyces anamorphs and their phylogenetic relationship with Gymnostellatospora #) 1e VMicrofungi isolated from Sphagnum fuscum from a southern boreal bog in Alberta, Canada ) ZThe relative ability of fungi from Sphagnum fuscum to decompose selected carbon substrates# 2Plasticity in maturity and fecundity of yellow perch, Perca flavescens (Mitchill): comparisons of stunted and normal-growing populations6 FUFast-start performance of rainbow trout Salmo gairdneri and northern Pike Esox lucius( 8I nImpact of hypolimnetic oxygen on the vertical distribution of cisco (Coregonus artedii) in Amisk Lake, AlbertaE VHPrey capture and the fast-start performance of Northern pike Esox lucius= Spatially explicit modeling of PAR transmission and growth of Picea glauca and Abies balsamea in the boreal forests of Alberta and Quebec> KO ]HSeasonal changes in shoot regrowth potential in Calamagrostis canadensis0 OEffect of light and nutrients on biomass allocation in Calamagrostis canadensis7 An assessment of the potential for selenium to impair reproduction in bull trout, Salvelinus confluentus, from an area of active coal miningQ hDensity-dependent intercohort interactions and recruitment dynamics: models and a bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus) time series^ t{Microclimate control of growth rates and habitats of the boreal forest mosses, Tomenthypnum nitens and Hylocomium splendensO cg JClarification of the life-cycle of Chrysomyxa woroninii on Ledum and Picea# 7; AE Modeling and field-testing of ovenbird (Seiurus aurocapillus) responses to boreal forest dissection by energy sector development at multiple spatial scales( <YHost preferences and temporal trends of the tick Ixodes angustus in north-central Alberta1 AExperimental calibration of lake-sediment spectral reflectance to chlorophyll a concentrations: methodology and paleolimnological validationN ODNesting of the greater yellow-legs (Totanus melanoleucus) in Alberta$ 8,Taxonomic status of Tomenthypnum falcifolium Population fluctuations and spatial relationships among wolves, Canis lupus, coyotes, Canis latrans, and red foxes, Vulpes vulpes, in Jasper National Park, Alberta@ KV ct 3Horn growth in mountain goats (Oreamnos americanus) 2\Living seven-hundred-year-old Picea engelmannii and Pinus albicaulis in the Canadian Rockies /4 DHDevelopment of Sphagnum-dominated peatlands in boreal continental Canada lGenetic diversity of fringed brome (Bromus ciliatus) as determined by amplified fragment length polymorphism$ 3VSelective foraging by crayfish Orconectes virilis and its impact on macroinvertebrates 1CThe impact of the crayfish Orconects virilis on aquatic macrophytes -sEffects of larval history and lungworm infection on the growth and survival of juvenile wood frogs (Rana sylvatica)d roThe effect of aquatic plant chemistry and morphology on feeding selectivity by the crayfish, Orconectes virilis] Population dynamics Ornithodiplostomum Ptychocheilus Metacercariae in fathead minnows (Pimephales Promelas) from four northern Alberta lakes 4W jHabitat use and foraging behavior of male black-and-white warblers (Mniotilta varia) in forest fragments and in a contiguous boreal forestD SmUsing chorus-size ranks from call surveys to estimate reproductive activity of the wood frog (Rana sylvatica)^ llDeformity levels in wild populations of the wood frog (Rana sylvatica) in three ecoregions of western Canada7 ETThe response of stonefly (Plecoptera) nymphs to seasonal increases in predation risk $pGrowth, production, and decomposition dynamics of Sphagnum under natural and experimentally acidified conditions2 ;ALichens on Populus tremuloides in western central Alberta, Canada rSusceptibility of Pinus contorta - Pinus banksiana complex to Enocronartium harknessii: host pathogen interactions 2> VEEarly colonization of Populus wood by saproxylic beetles (Coleoptera) jExtracting a paleotemerature record from Picea engelmannii tree-line sites in the central Canadian Rockies) :Oxidative stress responses in longnose sucker (Catostomus catostomus) exposed to pulp and paper mill and municipal sewage effluents/ ELingulide brachiopods and the trace fossil Lingulichnus from the Triassic of western Canada: implications for faunal recovery after the end-permian mass extinction+ 7hDemographic and dietary comparisons of forest and farmland coyote, Canis latrans, populations in AlbertaB P(A new species of Ascodesmis from Alberta XWolf, Canis lupus, numbers and colour phases in Jasper National Park, Alberta: 1965-1984 Does food availability affect growth and survival of males and females differently in a promiscuous small mammal, Tamiasciurus hudsonicus?r dIntensity-dependent alteration of minnow (Pimephales promelas) behavior by brain-encysting trematode* =Cellular aspects of early development of Ornithodiplostomum ptychocheilus metacercariae in the brain of fathead minnows, Pimephales promelas) Iy xComparative life histories of two Diplostomid Trematodes, Ornithodiplostomum ptychocheilus and Posthodiplostomum minimum: Z_ <Rana sylvatica (wood frog) : parasite. Natural history note =Rana sylvatica (wood frog) : predation. Natural history note aRoot biomass of regenerating aspen (Populus tremuloides) stands of different densities in Alberta$ 7YTwo wolves, Canis lupus, killed by a moose, Alces alces, in Jasper National Park, Alberta , 73Anomodon minor (Musci: Leskeaceae) in North America tResponses of wolves (Canis lupus) to simulated howling on a homesite during fall and winter in Jasper National Park HNew data on the distribution of the moss Schistostega pennata in Alberta) =IWhite-tailed deer Odocoileus virginianus in Jasper National Park, Alberta (NGreat blue heron (Ardea herodias) colony in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Alberta An observation of interspecific amplexus between boreal, Bufo boreas, and Canadian, B. hemiophrys, toads, with a range extension for the boreal toad in central Alberta8 DS a0A mountain-avens, Dryas x Sndermann, in Alberta $eTwo Pussy's-toes, Antennaria alborosea and A. Stolonifera: additions to the vascular flora of Alberta &* 9cCoyote, Canis latrans, preys on two bighorn lambs, Ovis canadensis in Jasper National Park, Alberta 3 BNLife history characteristics of little brown bat (Myotis lucifugus) in Alberta2 B?Range of the bushy-tailed wood rat (Neotoma cinerea) in Alberta$ 3SFood habits of the marten (Martes americana) in the Rocky Mountain region of Canada +iWinter habitat selection at three spatial scales by American elk, Cervus elaphus, in west-central AlbertaB PpThe Pinus contorta forests of Banff and Jasper National Parks: a study in comparative synecology and syntaxonomy Concentrations of organochlorine pesticides and polychlorinated biphenyls in amphipods (Gammarus lacustris) along an elevation gradient in mountain lakes of western CanadaX jt Short-term effects of Ca(OH) add< itions on phytoplankton biomass: a comparison of laboratory and in situ experimentsPhenotypic plasticity in Daphnia pulicaria as an adaption to high biomass of colonial and filamentous cyanobacteria: experimental evidence +CSugar-frosted Daphnia: an improved fixation technique for Cladocera Changes in population structure, growth, and biomass of cisco (Coregonus artedi) during hypolimnetic oxygenation of a deep, eutrophic lake, Amisk Lake, Alberta? OQFeeding flexibility in northern pike (Esox lucius): fish versus invertebrate prey& 1cWinter habitat use by wolves, Canis lupus, in relation to forest harvesting in west-central Alberta )3Bulletin Franois de la Pche et de la Pisciculture ILitter production in Pinus banksiana dominated stands in northern Alberta %AA taxonomic study of western Canadian species in the genus Betula; BMorphological and physiological variation of Oidiodendendron maius- The genus Sphagnum in Alberta Microcosm tests of the effects of temperature and microbial species number on the decomposition of Carex aquatilis and Sphagnum fuscum litter from southern boreal peatlandsc sv rFunctional and taxonomic diversity of Saprobic filamentous fungi from Typha latifolia from central Alberta, Canada& :E USArmillaria sinapina in herbaceous plant material from a peatland in Alberta, Canada VSpread of Armillaria ostoyae in juvenile lodgepole pine stands in west central Alberta z Comparison of net CO exchange in two peatlands in western Canada with contrasting dominant vegetation, Sphagnum and Carexh pu HOidiodendron: a survey of the named and unnamed anamorphs of Myxotrichum = {A bioclimatic model for the distribution of Sphagnum-dominated peatlands in North America under present climatic conditions, 4dThe effects of water chemistry on the growth of Scorpidium scorpioides in Canada and The Netherlands0 FFood habits of bull char, Salvelinus confluentus, and rainbow trout, Salmo gairdneri, coexisting in a foothills steam in northern Alberta 0E TMIon uptake in Pinus banksiana treated with sodium chloride and sodium sulfate yGrowth and elemental composition of jack pine (Pinus banksiana) seedlings treated with sodium chloride and sodium sulfate/ >yResponse of red-osier dogwood (Cornus stoloifera) seedlings to sodium sulphate salinity: effects of supplemental calcium  0kBrucellosis in free-ranging bison (Bison bison) in Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Wood Buffalo National Parks# .Effects of oil sands related aquatic reclamation on yellow perch (Perca flavescens). I. Water Quality characteristics and yellow perch physiological and population responsesB RGrowth and dispersal of an erupting large herbivore population in northern Canada: the Mackenzie wood bison (Bison bison athabascae)m uAllozyme variation in the Athabasca sand dune endemic Salix silicicola, and the closely related species, S. alaxensis6 Fh Genetic diversity in the tetraploid sand dune endemic Deschampsia mackenzieana and its widespread progenitor D. cespitosa (Poaceae)6 Ol yGenetic variation in populations of the endemic Achillea millefolium subs. Megacephala from the Athabasca sand dunes and the widespread subsp. lanulosa in western North America0 EK V Genetic variation, breeding system evolution, and conservation of the narrow sand dune endemic Stellaria arenicola and the widespread S. longipes (Caryophyllaceae)_ r XConidiomatal morphogenesis and pleomorphic conidiogenesis in Scleroconidioma sphagnicola= Integrating in situ community experiments with field experiments with field studies to generate weight-of-evidence risk assessments for large rivers Effects of oil sands related aquatic reclamation on yellow perch (Perca flavescens). II. Chemical and biochemical indicators of exposure to oil sands related watersB RkTick-removal grooming by elk (Cervus elaphus): testing the principles of the programmed-grooming hypothesis ,^Phylogeography and postglacial dispersal of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) in North America8 LI Changes to the runoff of Canadian ecozones under a doubled CO atmosphere=>hPopulation differentiation of the Stellaria longpipes complex within Saskatchewan's Athabasca sand dunes! 5Mitochondrial DNA analysis of populations of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) in west-central Canada: implications for stock identification9 MXAn assessment of burbot (Lota lota) weight - length data from North American populations "The genus Bombardioidea XFood habits of mink (Mustela vison) and otter (Lutra canadensis) in northeastern Alberta ". ?$Fungal metabolism of n-alkylbenzenes GMicrobial degradation of n-alkyl tetrahyrothiophenes found in petroleum _Environmental cues of estrus in the North American red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus Bangs)A XReciprocal hybridization between white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) and mule deer (O. hemionus) in western Canada: evidence from serum albumin and mtDNA sequences4 J[ f9The milliped genus Underwoodia (Chordeumatida: Caseyidae) Evolution of Lake Whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis) in North America during the Pleistocene: evidence for a Nahanni glacial refuge race in the northern Cordillera region 3CMechanics of the startle response in the northern pike, Esox lucius7 _An experimental study of body size and food size relations in crucian carp, Carassius carassiusK Field performance of Elaeagnus commutata and Shepherdia canadensis (Elaeagnaceae) innoculated with soil containing Frankia and vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi )- Bs zA new milliped of the genus Metaxycheir from the Pacific coast of Canada (Polydesmida: Xystodesmidae), with remarks on the tribe Chonaphini and the western Canadian and Alaskan diplopod fauna 'Homosequential species 2a and 2b within the Prosimulium onychodactylum complex (Diptera): temporal heterogeneity, linkage disequilibrium, and Wahlund effect+ FsBody temperatures and movements of hibernating snakes (Crotalus and Thamnophis) and gradient of natural hibernacula7 @D NnClassification system for embryonic development of Simulium arcticum Malloch (IIS-10.11) (Diptera: Simuliidae)2 DAcute toxicity of Methoxychlor to larval white sucker (Catostomus commersoni) as modified by age, food availability, and egg preexposure8 LbEvolved aniline catabolism in Acinetobacter calcoaceticus during continuous culture of river water 9kAn analysis of the vegetation of Sphagnum-dominated kettle-hole bogs in relation to environmental gradients! )jNitrogen fixation in relation to Hudsonia tomentosa: a pioneer species in sand dunes, northeastern Alberta 3e Effects of SO on leaf conductance, xylem tension, fructose and sulphur levels of jack pine seedlings hLitter and chemical cycling in an aspen (Populus tremuloides) woodland ecosystem in the Canadian Rockies) <?Outbreaks of the black fly Simulium arcticum Malloch in Alberta ,TA morphometric study of geographic variation in the snowshoe hare (Lepus americanus)C SgStudies on lichen-dominated systems XV The temperature and humidity profiles of Cladonia alpestris mat.O b>Hinton, Brle Lake, Pocahontas, Orchard, Maskuta Creek, PedleyDistribution in Manitoba of Mustela frenata longicauda Bonaparte, the long-tailed weasel, and the interrelation of distribution and habitat selection in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta 7< bPityostrobus mcmurrayensis sp.nov., a permineralized pinaceous cone from the Cretaceous of Alberta wDescription of nine species of Eimeria (Protoza, Eimeriidae) in the snowshoe hare, Lepus americanus, of central Alberta &S ceExperimental study of Eimeria robersoni (Protozoa, Eimeriidae) in the snowshoe hare, Lepus americanus 'T uFood, feeding habits, and growth of goldeye, Hiodon alosoides (Rafineque), in the waters of the Peace-Athabasca Delta, =WA contribution to the taxonomy of the Potentilla penysylvanica complex in North America% ?OTaxonomic and ecologic relationships between Picea glauca and Picea engelmannii- 9> ROn the relation between Picea pungens and Picea engelmannii in the Rocky Mountains %) ;9A contribution to the taxonomy of Arctostaphylos uva-ursi! WCorynebacterium cyclohexanicum n. sp.: a cyclohexanecarboxylic acid utilizing bacterium Geographic and morphological variation in the presence and absence of the pelvic skeleton in the brook stickleback, Culaea inconstana (Kirtland), in Alberta and Saskatchewant lGeographic variation in the brook stickleback, Culaea inconstans, and notes on nomenclature and distribution/ @+Apodospora, a new genus of the Sordariaceae ]The occurrence of the granular tapeworm Echinococcus granulosus in wild game in North America( ?uA systematic and genecological study of Picea glauca and P. engelmannii, using paper chromatograms of needle extracts( 59 G1A note on the taxonomy of Arctostaphylos uva-ursi The relationship between seasonal changes in rhizome carbohydrate reserves and recovery following disturbance in Calamagrogrotis canadensisq _The impact of Calamagrotis canadensis on soil thermal regimes after logging in northern Alberta &>Revisions of the microcyclic Puccinia species on Saxifragaceae &zVariation in the serum proteins of the red-backed mice Clethrionomys rutilus and C. gapperi and its taxonomic significance7 LQ \{Arthropod biodiversity from Populus coarse woody material in north-central Alberta: a review of taxa and collection methods $[Systematics of North American Petasites (Asteraceae: Senecioneae). III A taxonomic revision ([Systematics of North American Petasites (Asteraceae: Senecioneae). I. Morphometric analyses 'xSystematics of North American Petasites (Asteraceae: Senecioneae). II. Isozyme analysis and population genetic structure (.A contribution to the taxonomy of Viola adunca! JA revision of the genus Trichoderma. I. Section Longibrachiatum sect. nov. #0 ?CRange-wide morphological and anatomical variation in Larix laricina5 *The status of Juncus oronensis (Juncaceae) LThe perennial Juncus of section Poiophylli in the Canadian prairie provinces  *9Demography of Clethrionomys gapperi in different habitats #PMovements and spatial patterns in populations of Clethrionomys species: a review1 >?Predicting stable and cyclic populations of Clethrionomys spp. , :0Clethrionomys gapperi: is there a peak syndrome? gMonoterpene and morphological variation and hybridization of Pinus contorta and P. Banksiana in Alberta= LP \sEntomophthora culicis (Phycomycetes: Entomophthorales) paratizing black fly adults (Diptera: Simuliidae) in Alberta FReproductive biology of the big brown bat (Eptesicus fusus) in Alberta+ :OLife history characteristics of little brown bats (Myotis lucifugus) in Alberta3 CeSeasonal occurrence of silver-haired bats (Lasionycteris noctivagans) in Alberta and British Columbia+ DJBoschniakia rossica, northern groundcone, a vascular plant new for Alberta kBiomass and growth of Populus tremuloides in northeastern Alberta: estimates using hierarchy in tree growth )YSwarming, reproduction and early hibernation of Myotis lucifugus and M. Volans in Alberta0 @D NMSpatial trends in Canadian snowshoe hare, Lepus americanus, population cycles* :3The range of individual timber wolves (Canis lupus)' 20Fort McMurray ungulate survey February 6-8, 1984Cole, D.Unpublished report AFW-84-016KAerial ungulate survey of W.M.U. (Edson region) on February 22 and 28, 1978Cole, D.; Froggatt, K.BAlberta Recreation, Parks and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife DivisionUnpublished report AFW-79-034gAerial sheep survey of the Edson, Red Deer and Calgary regions using the revised winter range technique Cook, A. R. Unpublished report AFW-78-081{Aerial bighorn sheep census of designated winter ranges within the Edson district of the east slopes region Feb. 3-26, 1982Unpublished report AFW-82-050!Total bison counts, February 1979 Couchie, D. G.; Loranger, R. J. D. A. Westworth and Associates(Report prepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd. Drummond, T. USketch of a journey to the Rocky Mountains and to the Columbia River in North America178-219 Ealey, D. M.?Judy Creek North Thermal Coal Project. Wildlife Inventory Study#Environmental Management Associates`Report prepared for Esso Resources Canada Ltd. Coal Division and Transalta Utilities Corporation4Big game survey south-east Jasper Park, summer, 1955Unpublished report CWS-20-56Folinsbee, J. D.NAn aerial survey of ungulates in WMU M508 (Thunder Lake), 24-28 February, 1982Unpublished report AFW-82-061 Thunder LakeIWandering River - Calling Lake moose survey (January 22, 23 and 25, 1979) Froggatt, K.Unpublished report AFW-79-030Wandering River, Calling Lake445-451Unpublished report CWS-38-52,Region 7 moose survey M506, January 18, 1980Glasgow, W. M. Unpublished report AFW-80-017 Goski, B.9Aerial survey for caribou in the Hinton-Grande Cache areaUnpublished report AFW-79-060^Aerial survey of McLeod River Zone 2, conducted in conjunction with seismic program CV-16-78-GUnpublished report AFW-79-058^Aerial surveys of the Little Smoky River, Prairie Creek, Berland River and Adam's Lookout area"Goski, B.; Buchanan, J.; Smith, K.Unpublished report AFW-82-0244Aerial survey of the Athabasca River Zone 2 (4-2-11)Goski, B.; Smith, K.Unpublished report AFW-79-0591Aerial survey of the McLeod River Zone 2 (4-2-10)Unpublished report AFW-79-0551Aerial survey of the Pembina River Zone 2 (4-2-7)Unpublished report AFW-79-053aReport prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority, prepared by LGL ltd. Mackay RiverhAerial survey to assess the success of the 1982 Pelican Mountain elk transplant, January 17 and 18, 1984 Gunderson, G.Unpublished report AFW-84-006-Pelican Mountain, Sandy Lake, Athabasca River0Fort McMurray ungulate survey February 4-8, 1985Unpublished report AFW-85-016/Athabasca River moose survey, December 12, 1977Gunderson, G.; Rippin, B. Unpublished report AFW-78-054Hall, B.; Bibaud, A. Unpublished report AFW-75-0985Major river survey in the Fort McMurray-Wabasca areas;Alberta Dept. Lands and Forests, Fish and Wildlife DivisionUnpublished report AFW-75-0402Ungulates survey of mapsheet 74 M & L, and 841 & P,Hall, B.; Bibaud, A.; Nibourg, J.; Brown, D.Unpublished report AFW-75-045jUngulate survey of the north half of mapsheet 830, the east half of mapsheet 73M, and the west half of 84HUnpublished report AFW-75-044,Wandering River - Calling Lake moose survey Hall, B.; Cook, A.; Froggatt, K.Unpublished report AFW-75-1427Field notes of Dr. Hatter's 1944, 1945 wildlife studies*Photocopy of original field notes BJNP-112Hertinger, L. R. &Vine Creek Basin, Jasper National Park@Mammals of the Alpine Club expedition to the Mount Robson region1912 Hollister, N.1-44tHelicopter survey of large mammals above 6000 feet in Jasper, Banff and Yoho National Parks, November 9 and 10, 1975 Karasiuk, D. Unpublished report CWS-129-75'Karasiuk, D.; Kaye, R. G.; Holroyd, G. Unpublished report CWS-40-77MAn ungulate inventory of Banff and Jasper National Pa< rks, IV Athabasca ValleyKarasiuk, D.; McIlveen, D. M.Unpublished report CWS-77-034 Kerr, G. Unpublished report AFW-66-062;1965-66 aerial deer surveys and 1966 season recommendations4Moose aerial surveys and 1966 season recommendationsUnpublished report AFW-66-078QEcological resource evaluation of the Calumet Leases: Volume I - Technical report Knapik, L. J.; Westworth, D. A. Calumet Leases, Bitumount9Poplar Island resource assessment and development options Kondra, N.HAlberta Recreation and Parks, Resource Assessment and Management Section Poplar Island]Dryas hookeriana and tundra ecosystems in the Bald Hills, Maligne Range, Jasper National ParkUnpublished report BJNP-143 Bald Hills, Jasper National ParkpLake Athabasca sand dunes. A survey of preservation and recreation values of the sand dunes and surrounding area Landals, M.Lake Athabasca sand dunesJBighorn Sheep study, Disaster Point Range, Jasper National Park, 1969-1971 Loewen, A.Unpublished report BJNP-158*Disaster Point Range, Jasper National Park(Wildlife distribution, Miette study areaUnpublished report BJNP-159!Miette area, Jasper National ParkKCross Lake study area resource assessment, 1981. Part 1, resource inventory Luck, S. R. Cross LakeEChip Lake wildlife, an evaluation with recommendations for management Lynch, G. Unpublished report AFW-71-0559Ungulate population surveys conducted in the Edson regionUnpublished report AFW-71-050YFish and wildlife resources in the proposed agricultural development area, Smith, Alberta MacCallum, B.Unpublished report AFW-81-126Smith Macoun, J.^Geological and topographical notes on the lower Peace and Athabaska rivers: report of progress?Notes taken in the Peace River, Athabaska, and adjacent country1901Ottawa Naturalist226-230Manalta Coal Ltd. MercoalMcFetridge, R. 7Fort Assiniboine moose survey - 1979 (F350, M508, M510)Unpublished report AFW-79-2027Fort Assiniboine moose survey - 1980 (F350, M508, M510)Unpublished report AFW-80-0511JAerial survey, Jasper, Banff and Yoho National Parks, Oct. 30 and 31, 1974McGillis, J. R. Unpublished report CWF-126-74Unpublished report CWF-147-75Unpublished report CWF-128-758A wildlife survey of the former Athabasca Forest Reserve Millar, J.Unpublished report AFW-51-001 Entrance areaGypsing through the Tonquin' Morris, F. $Tonquin Valley, Jasper National Park&Entrance Provincial Park - field studyMurray V. Jones and AssociatesReport prepared for Parks Division, Alberta Dept. of Lands and Forests, by Murray V. Jones and Associates Ltd., Frank Milus and Associates Ltd. And Airphoto Analysis Associates Consultants Ltd. <William A. Switzer Provincial Park, Entrance Provincial ParkWCarson-Pegasus Provincial Park - resource conservation and management guidelines - 1980Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park\Aerial resurvey of bison in Wood Buffalo National Park and surrounding areas, winter 1974-75Unpublished report CWS-7-57Oldham, E. G. #Forests and Wildlife N.W.T. Affairs!Yearly wildlife census, 1965-1968Unpublished report BJNP-189Untitled [data compilation]Unpublished report BJNP-190Unpublished report BJNP-194<Jasper National Park wildlife aerial census report 1977-1978Unpublished report BJNP-196GWildlife inventory studies in the Foothills Project area, Robb, AlbertaFResults of winter track count surveys in the Judy Creek coal mine areaPenner, D. F. =Lac La Biche - Goodwin Lake moose survey, January 16-18, 1978Rippin, B.; Gunderson, G.Unpublished report AWF-78-080Lac La Biche, Goodwin Lake\A report on a biological survey of the area south from the Whitecourt-Grande Prairie highwaySandilands, K. M.Unpublished report AFW-56-0305Report prepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd. By LGL Ltd. 'Environmental Research Monograph 1975-4lBeaver aerial survey Simpson Timber Co. (Alberta) Ltd. Forest Management Agreement Area October 13, 14, 1977Solman, K.; Todd, A. BFish and Wildlife Division, Alberta Recreation, Parks and WildlifeUnpublished report AFW-77-085{A review of aerial surveys conducted in critical wildlife areas in the Edson wildlife region during the winter of 1978-1979 Smith, H. C. Unpublished report AFW-79-057Unpublished report AFW-79-0562Aerial survey of the Wildhay River Zone 2 (4-2-13)UAnnual report of survey/management activities for mountain goats Edson area July 1984Smith, K.; Taggart, J.Unpublished report AFW-84-094 Smith, W.nAlberta Recreation, Parks and Wildlife, Planning and Design Branch, Resource Assessment and Management Section!Hilliard's Bay, Lesser Slave Lake)Hilliard's Bay resource assessment - 1976CAn ecological survey of Winagami Lake Provincial Park - 1973 Vol. 1Smith, W. W.; Watt, R. A. 8Alberta Dept. Lands and Forest, Provincial Park PlanningWinagami Lake Provincial ParkMNotes on mammals observed in Jasper National Park, Alberta, August 7-11, 1938National Parks Bureau of CanadaUnpublished report CWS-1-36vAn account of the mammals and birds collected and otherwise observed in Jasper National Park, Alberta, June-July, 1961Unpublished report CWS-14-61aAn account of the mammals and birds recorded in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada, June, 1963Unpublished report CWS-22-63XBig game survey. Muskeg River west to headwaters of Sheep Creek (Athabasca Special area)Unpublished report AFW-60-013Muskeg River, Sheep Creek3Big game reproduction in the Athabasca Special areaUnpublished report AFW-61-010Athabasca Special area'Big game survey, Athabasca Special areaUnpublished report AFW-61-009>Helicopter survey - Athabasca & Miette Valleys, March 12, 1974*Stelfox, J. G.; McGillis, J.; McClain, G, Unpublished report CWS-124-74AAthabasca River Valley, Miette River Valley, Jasper National ParkUnpublished report CWS-52-74wHelicopter survey of caribou-elk and other wild ungulates. Maligne Mountains and Athabasca Valley, Jasper, May 20, 1974#Stelfox, J. G.; Wood, T.; Keith, R.Unpublished report CWS-134-74(Pelican Portage-House River moose survey!Story, B.; Froggatt, K.; Hall, B.Unpublished report AFW-76-068Pelican River, House RiverEThe habitat of Syncrude Tar Sands Lease No. 17, an initial evaluation'Environmental Research Monograph 1973-1[F342 moose survey for the Coal Branch Integrated Management Plan December 19, 20 & 21, 1983Taggart, J.; Smith, K.Unpublished report AFW-84-058 Coal Branch_1984 late winter caribou survey Adams ridge, Hendrickson Creek and Berland River March 30, 1984+Wildlife census, Jasper National Park, 1976Thordarson, W. G. Unpublished report BJNP-285)1976 beaver survey in the Swan Hills area Todd, A. Unpublished report AFW-76-130TAerial survey of Kinuso reforestation project December 15, 1979 and January 21, 1980 Treichel, B.Unpublished report AFW-80-042Kinuso, Swan river>Wandering River - Calling Lake moose survey (January4-6, 1977)Treichel, B.; Hall, B.Unpublished report AFW-77-050Calling Lake, Wandering River+Disaster Range study - Jasper National ParkTurnbull, J. L.Unpublished reports BJNP-2922Pembina River Provincial Park resource assessment Watton, E.^Provincial Parks Division, Outdoor Recreation Planning Branch, Systems and Program DevelopmentPembina River Provincial Park.Beaver and muskrat aerial survey, October 1979Westworth, D. A. EReport prepared for Esso Minerals Canada, by McCourt Management Ltd. hReport prepared for Canstar Oil sands Ltd. by Pedology Consultants and D. A. Westworth & Associates Ltd.Calumet lease, Bitumount5Wildlife population surveys in the Canstar study area;Fawcett Lake - Moose Portage and Rochester ungulate surveysWingert, K.; Markham, B. J. Unpublished report AFW-74-175&Fawcett Lake, Moose Portage, Rochester$Chip Lake study 1968 progress reportUnpublished AFW-68-034-Trends in game population in the Edson regionUnpublished report AFW-68-035Wild animals in the Rockies Mallory, E.;Summary of game status Edson biological region spring -1969< Lynch, G.Unpublished report AFW-69-062@The distribution of chipmunks of Jasper and Banff National ParksMeredith, D. H. dReport prepared for National Parks Branch, Western Region, by University of Alberta Dept. of ZoologyMystery Lake Wildlife RefugeNorris, P.; Norris, M.134-135Mystery Lake, BarrheadRefuge report Norris, P. The Mystery Lake Wildlife Refuge19-20 Novak, M.XDistribution of some big game animals in north-east-Alberta during the winter of 1967-68Unpublished report AFW-69-0052Fur resources survey of Wood Buffalo National ParkUnpublished report CWS-34-58GReport prepared for Alberta Dept. Environment, Water Resources Division2 Vols. <Checklist of the mammals of the Cardinal River Divide region101-105Cardinal River DivideHMammals of Wood Buffalo Park, northern Alberta and District of Mackenzie119-145`Mammals and birds of Wood Buffalo Park, northern Alberta and district of Mackenzie (Part I & II)Dept. of InteriorUnpublished report CWS-3-35OReport prepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd. by D. A. Westworth and Associates Ltd.PReport prepared for Canstar Oil Sands Ltd by D. A. Westworth and Associates Ltd.-Renewable Resources Consulting Services Ltd. Bison report Stevens, W. E.Unpublished report CWS-21-54?Wildlife report, Jasper National Park - April 1976 - March 1977Unpublished report BJNP-286?Wildlife resources of the Slave River and Peace-Athabasca Delta5-7%Wildlife inventories in western parksVan Tigham, K. 258-262'Banfield, A. W. F.; Novakowski, N. S. Nat. Museum of CanadaNatural History Papers No. 8mCaribou calving survey in Willmore Wilderness, Jasper National Park and adjacent portions of British Columbia Edmonds, J. Unpublished report AFW-81-042HAn appraisal of the elk situation in the Athabasca Valley of Jasper ParkUnpublished report CWS-25-55&Free-roaming bison in northern Alberta Gainer, R. L.86-87OFoothills Model Forest, Hinton, Edson, Robb, doesn't mention or show any riversThe effects of sodium chloride, sodium sulphate, and consolidated tailings water on jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb.) seedlings_ sHPopulation genetic structure of Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) in Alberta- <(Hinton, Edson, Whitecourt, Fort McMurray floating bogs east of Athabasca Pembina River Valley!The bears that killed the buffaloBeaver42-49 Wood bisonGarretson, M. S. Brooklyn, N. Y.American Bison Society29-331In: Report of the American bison Society, 1922-238-14*Barren-ground caribou and their management144-1491966-67 elk seasonsUnpublished report AFW-67-017Proposed caribou seasonUnpublished report AFW-66-003-Wood Buffalo National Park (attributed title)Merrill, C. L. Unpublished report AFW-58-023Unpublished report AFW-69-013=Distribution of elk (Cervus canadensis) in north-east Alberta &<Status report on wood bison Bison bison athabascae in Canada 3The vanished buffaloPrince, E. E. 73-80gRange conditions in the Wood Buffalo Park of western Canada with notes on the history of the wood bison Vol. 1 No. 2cA note on the occurrence of the Mantled Ground squirrel outside the Rockies in west-central Alberta212-2130A reconnaissance in the home of the wood buffaloSiebert, F. V. 13-175Appendix to 'Canada's wild buffalo' by Maxwell Graham2Dept. of Interior, Canada, N.W.T. and Yukon BranchJSummary of trends in the coyote population in the Westlock area, 1967-1978 Sloman, K.Unpublished report AFW-78-134PThe presence of wolves in the Brazeau, Pembina, McLeod and Athabasca river areasUnpublished report AFW -56-015,Pembina River, McLeod River, Athabasca RiveruSeasonal bison distributions correlated to habitat types in Wood Buffalo National Park 2. Late summer (August) periodStelfox, J. G.; Tempany, I.Unpublished report CWS-43-75 Wishart, W.(Elk distribution in northeastern AlbertaUnpublished report AFW-63-0224Status of the goat population - Jasper National Park Woody, N. G. Unpublished report BJNP-309/Athabasca Tar Sands development area - wildlifeUnpublished report AFW-72-057Peace-Athabasca Delta Allison, L.; Nielsen, W. MFinal report on dynamic linear programming model of the Peace-Athabasca DeltaAnderson, A. W. RPrepared for Canadian Wildlife Service by Prairie Agri-Management Consultants Ltd.Unpublished report CWS-57-711Some notes on the mammals of Jasper Park, AlbertaRA review of environmental and socio-economic information for the Edson-Hinton areaBeak Consultants Limited-Prepared for Gulf Oil Canada Limited, CalgaryNIs the concept of ecosystem management valid in the context of National Parks?&Preliminary working document CWS-99-73"Willow Creek, Jasper National ParkMammals of the Swan HillsCollingwood, B.Unpublished report CWS-109-73EGeneral report upon wildlife studies in the Rocky Mountain Parks 1946Unpublished report CWS-7-46;Report on 1948 wildlife investigations Jasper National ParkFisher, H. D. Unpublished report CWS-23-49zSurvey of the wildlife resources of the Athabaska-Peace delta region, Wood Buffalo Park, with special reference to muskrat Fort SmithDept. Mines and ResourcesUnpublished report CWS-29-47Canada's largest National Park14-210Wood Buffalo National Park - an unknown quantityGriffiths, D. 16-24LPhysiographic and faunal areas in the Athabaska and Great Slave Lakes region193118-32$Northeastern Alberta, Lake Athabasca1Province wide trends in snowshoe hares and grouseUnpublished report AFW-70-032Knapik, L. J.; Landals, A. G. Unpublished report CWS-74-72JEcological impact study of the Mt Edith Clavell area, Jasper National ParkUnpublished report CWS-196-72)Mount Edith Clavell, Jasper National ParkEvaluation of potential effects of alternative Slave River hydro-electric developments on the Peace-Athabasca Delta: vegetation and wildlife=Lamoureux, R. J.; Westworth, D. A.; Cooper, C. R.; Jaques, D.Report prepared for Alberta Environment, on behalf of Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd., Prepared by D. A. Westworth & Associates Ltd.Unpublished report CWS-36-73cWorkshop presented Ninth Annual Regional Warden School at the Palisades Range, Jasper National Park Davis, W. B. 221-227Geist, V.; Karsten, P.119-127Neumann, P. W. xAn examination of genetic variation in planis bison (Bison bison bison), wood bison (B. b. athabascae) and their hybrids5 FU eUnpublished report CWS-119-71 Rhoads, S. N.<Notes on living and extinct species of North America bovidae!Proceedings Acad. Nat. Sci. Phil.No. 49483-502Progress report on the morphometric analysis of extant forms of Bison with emphasis on the systematic status of surviving wood bisonVan Zyll de Jong, C. G. Unpublished report BNJP-293Ying, K. L.; Peden, D. G. 1759-1762QEvolutionary implications of tooth replacement in the Paleocene mammal Pararyctes Fox, R. C. `Evolution of Carpolestid primates and chronology of the North American Middle and Late Paleocene Rose, K. D. 536-542Russell, L. S. Royal Ontario Museum Contrib. 711-31Five legged beaverLittle Paddle River+Baker, B. E.; Blood, D. A.; Chen, E. C. H. 369-375Chappel, R. W.; Hudson, R. J. 359-363/Energy costs of feeding in Rocky Mountain sheep4Winter bioenergetics of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep 2388-23838Energy costs of standing in Rocky Mountain bighorn sheepAPrediction of energy expenditures by Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep388-406lIn: Proc. Of the Biennial Symposium of the Northern Wild Sheep and Goat Council, Penticton, British Columbia 1908-1912http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=56&articleFile=z78-323.pdfhttp://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=58&articleFile=z80-260.pdf885-888+Chen, E. C. H.; Blood, D. A.; Baker, B. E. -Measurements and weights of northern muskrats0The first premolar and the canine too< th in bison454-456!Tooth wear rate in northern bison Haynes, G. 487-491KSnowshoe hare adrenal weights in relation to different population densitiesHohn, E. D.; Stelfox, J. G. HUniversity of Alberta, Dept. of Physiology and Canadian wildlife serviceUnpublished report CWS-47-75Evansburg, EdsonEStress-induced immunologic impairment in Rocky Mountain bighorn sheepHudson, R. J. Alberta Lands and Forests31-34LIn: Proceedings Northern Wild Sheep Council Symposium, Hinton, Alberta, 1972479-4825Studies of the physical adaption of big game for snowKelsall, J. P.; Telfer, E. S.bPaper prepared for presentation at Snow and Ice Symposium, Iowa State University, Feb. 11-12, 1971,Indirect determination of ungulate foot area464-466=Analysis of bison marrow fat data, Wood Buffalo National ParkKingsley, M. C. S. Unpublished report CWS-82-009NAbsorption and excretion by mountain goats of minerals found in a natural lick McCrory, W. Unpublished report CWS-13-670Dental anomalies in coyotes from central AlbertaNellis, C. H. 1259-1262http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=50&articleFile=z72-170.pdfAn antlered doeLands-Forest-Parks-WildlifeQComparison of blood characteristics in plains bison, wood bison and their hybrids 1778-1784 Retfalvi, L. 1418-1419<Monthly weights of snowshoe hares from north-central AlbertaRowan, W.; Keith, L. B. 221-2269Sexual dimorphism in fetuses of Wapiti, Cervus canadensis( _The morphological relationship of gray wolves (Canis lupus) in National Parks of central Canada/ :Skeel, M. A.; Carbyn, L. N. 737-747)Variation in a population of Alberta batsProv. Museum of Alberta"Unpublished report 27 January 1976Lac La Biche, AtmoreLittle brown batRRelation of geographic variation in the skull of Microtus pennsylvanius to climate1 GSnell, R. R.; Cunnison, K. M. 1232-12410Wood Buffalo National Park, Jasper National Park?Prevalence of oral papilloma-like lesions in coyotes in Albertahttp://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=51&articleFile=z73-136.pdf8Rectal prolapse in bull bison Wood Buffalo National ParkUnpublished report CWS-44-75 2153-2159Whitehead, P. E.; McEwan, E. H.Progestrone levels in peripheral plasma of Rocky Mountain bighorn ewes (Ovis canadensis) during the estrous cycle and pregnancyH WiRocky mountain bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis) milk. I. Gross composition and fat constitution 8 1105-1108`Population dynamics and range ecology of bighorn sheep in Rocky mountain National Parks. 1966-71Unpublished report CWS-38-706Predator-prey relationships in Canadian National ParksUnpublished report CWS-86-736Skyline Trail, Maligne Mountains, Jasper National ParkFRange ecology of bighorn sheep in relation to self-regulation theoriesUnpublished report CWS-64-74HRange ecology of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in Canadian National ParksMBioenergetics of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep Ovis canadensis canadensis Shaw. GHWood Buffalo National Park bison research: 1972-1976, 1976 annual reportStelfox, J. G. (compiler)Prepared by Technical Advisory Bison Committee, Parks Canada, Canadian Wildlife Service, and University of Alberta Animal Science Dept.=Wood Buffalo National Park bison research: 1977 annual reportWPrepared by Technical Advisory Bison Committee, Parks Canada, Canadian Wildlife ServiceStelfox, J. 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AMeasurements and diseases of Buffalo, November and December, 1948166-174+Special report on the buffalo hunt, 1950-51Unpublished report CWS-38-53MInterim report on the incidence of tuberculosis in bison in Wood Buffalo ParkDReport on the bison slaughter, Wood Buffalo Park, January 5-20, 1956Unpublished report CWS-33-51}Prenatal infection of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep (Ovis c. canadensis) of Alberta with the lungworm Protostrongylus spp.Gates, C. C.; Samuel, W. M.248-2503Parasites and diseases of snowshoe hare populationsHanson, R.; Keith, L. nParasites and diseases of snowshoe hare populations: Annual progress report, April 1, 1962 - December 15, 1962 AFW-62-021'Hanson, R.; Keith, L. ; Iverson, J. D. MParasites and diseases of snowshoe hare populations: Annual progress report, AFW-65-030;Hanson, R. P.; Keith, L. B.; Hoff, G. L.; Seaswright, G. L. AFW-68-058FHanson, R. P.; Keith, L. B.; Hoff, G. L.; Yuill, T. M.; Iverson, J. D. AFW-70-031EHanson, R. P.; Keith, ; Iverson, J. 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R. hReport on testing, tagging and slaughter of bison in Wood Buffalo National Park - October, November 1958Unpublished report CWS-17-58'Novakowski, N. S.; Choquette, L. P. E. YThe effect of disease syndromes on the ecology of the bison in Wood Buffalo National ParkUnpublished report CWS-22-641Prepared for biological seminar February 13, 1964vReport and recommendations concerning the occurrence and control of anthrax in bison in Wood Buffalo Park and vicinityUnpublished report CWS-47-64Unpublished report CWS-11-61\Report on the testing and slaughter of bison at Sweetgrass, Wood Buffalo National Park, 1961HBison testing and slaughter at Hay Camp Wood Buffalo National Park, 1963Unpublished report CWS-15-63)Slaughter report - Hay Camp November 1964Unpublished report CWS-71-64,Pledger, D. J.; Samuel, W. M.; Craig, D. A. 171-202*Proc. N. Amer. Moose Conf. and Workshop 18eParasite research in National Parks of western Canada. I. Ticks on moose. II. Muscleworm of mule deer Samuel, W. M.WUnpublished report prepared for Parks Canada by University of Alberta, Dept. of Zoology AFW-78-013NParasite infection in woodland caribou of westcentral Alberta: contract reportaReport prepared for Alberta Fish and Wildlife Division by University of Alberta, Dept. of Zoology AFW-82-046HContagious ecthyma in bighorn sheep and mountain goats in western Canada26-312Samuel, W. M.; Platt, T. R.; Knispel-Krause, S. M.928-932Unpublished report CWS-53-66`Bighorn artificial lick problem at Miette Hot Springs, Jasper National Park, May 27 and 28, 1967Unpublished report CWS-88-67dSkr jabinema oreamni sp. Nov., a nematode parasite of Oreamnos americanus and Rangifer sp. In CanadaSwales, W. E. 527-531Little Berland River|Adiaspiromycosis in the Franklin's ground squirrel, Spermophilus franklini, and pika, Ochotona princeps from Alberta, Canada97-100?Helminths of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in western Canada507-512lSerlogical evidence of California encephalitis virus and western equine encephalitis virus in snowshoe haresYuill, T. M.; Hanson, R. P.Zoonoses Research 153-164OAnalysis of certain population phenomena during a cyclic peak of snowshoe haresYuill, T. M.; Tobon, J. L.Zarnke, R. L.; Yuill, T. M. Canada increases its buffalo Bird-Lore304-305_A means of preserving the purity and establishing a career for the American Bison of the future1890787-796TA functional ecological approach to resource conservation in Canadian National ParksUnpublished report CWSgPaper presented at Conference of Resource Conservation Section, Parks Canada, Ottawa, February 26, 1974Wildlife in National Parks Blood, D. A. 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Unpublished report CWS-92-65EBackground for managing grizzly bears in the National Parks of CanadaReport Series No. 226Judy Creek Land Use Study: fish and wildlife resourcesReport prepared for Esso Resources Canada Ltd., Trans Alta Utilities Corporation, and Silva Consulting Ltd., by Mccourt Management Ltd. Rippin, B. Unpublished report AFW-83-0511Amadou Lake, Pelican MountainAOSERP Report 43Report prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by the University of Alberta, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Dept. of Rural EconomyPhillips, W. E.; Hetland, G. L.241-248hFisheries and wildlife information and management options for Oil Sands Region of Fort McMurray, Alberta*PRISM Environmental Management Consultants AFW-81-104;Habitat management strategy: Meanook National Wildlife AreaShandruk, L. J.; Barnard, T. 5Canadian Wildlife Service, Habitat Management Section#Technical Report No. 84-5 CWS-84-05 Slater, C. R.JA report on the survival and location of Elk released in Wood Buffalo ParkUnpublished report CWS-29-50 Steele, J.EReport on the question of reintroducing bison to Jasper National ParkUnpublished report BJNP-233/upper Snake Indian Valley, Jasper National ParkDBighorn management problems in the Coalbranch region (S436 and S438)Unpublished report AFW-63-014348-353"Elk liberated in Wood Buffalo ParkUnpublished report CWS-28-507Wildlife management concepts in Canadian National ParksUnpublished report CWS-115-74DElk live capture transplant program, Jasper National Park, 1972-1973(Woody, N. G.; McClain, G.; Stapleton, P.+Report on the 1969-70 elk reduction program Young, N. A.Unpublished report BNJNP -3157Fort Assiniboine big game check station: 1975 operationBohmer, C. R.; Lynch, G. M.Unpublished report AFW-76-146ZExploring territory quality in the North American red squirrel through removal experiments 1115-1122http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjz&volume=73&articleFile=z95-133.pdf!Boutin, S.; Tooze, Z.; Price, K. 151-155WFemale reproductive success in the North American red squirrel, Tamiasciurus hudsonicus> http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/RPViewDoc?_handler_=HandleInitialGet&calyLang=eng&journal=cjes&volume=12&articleFile=e75-136.pdf1974 goat seasonHall, B.Unpublished report AFW-74-119ABig game harvest from Entrance checking station during fall, 1965Unpublished report AFW-65-001LSome aspects of hunting on a subpopulation of moose near Swan Hills, AlbertaUnpublished report AFW-71-051MInterim report on the influence of hunting on populations of Swan Hills mooseUnpublished report AFW-72-037*Elk hunting in the Edson area 1975 to 1980 Olson, J.Unpublished report AFW-81-005Results of the big-game hunting season for 1955 in the following areas: a. Athabasca Forest, b. Coalbranch District, c. Entwistle to Jasper Park Stelfox, J.Unpublished report AFW-55-013West-central Alberta0Big game harvest in the Athabasca Forest ReserveUnpublished report AFW-56-019Athabasca Forest ReservePBig game harvest in the Brazeau, Pembina, McLeod, Athabasca and Smoky watershedsUnpublished report AFW-56-018,Pembina River, Athabasca River, McLeod RiverEBig game harvest in the Coalbranch area, October 15-November 30, 1956Unpublished report AFW-56-028Coalbranch areaWestlock, Rochester Church, N.Unpublished report CWS-85-76Fox, M.; Ross, W. A. Unpublished report AFW-68-058#grouse, snowshoe hare, red squirrelW1967-68 survey of resident trappers in north-east Alberta concerning the wild fur catchUnpublished report AFW-69-011VAnalysis of fur production records for registered traplines in the AOSERP area 1970-75Report prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority, prepared by Alberta Recreation, Parks and WildlifeFWolf control program Barrhead Fish & Wildlife district, winter 1972-73Unpublished report AFW-73-0482Soper and the wolves of Wood Buffalo National Park13-14(Judy Creek Test Mine reclamation studiesEsso Resources Canada Ltd.jReport submitted to Energy Resources Conservation Board, prepared by Oil Sands, Coal and Minerals DivisionUnpublished report CWS-8-489Memo re: use of humane coyote-getter in Wood Buffalo ParkCProgress report of wolfing operations in Wood Buffalo National ParkDominion Wildlife ServiceUnpublished report CWS-27-49XReport on the wolf control operation in Wood Buffalo Park, December, 1948 to March, 1949Unpublished report CWS-30-49ZReport on wolfing operations in Wood Buffalo Park and southern Mackenzie District, 1952-53Unpublished report CWS-1-53eWolf control in the southern Mackenzie District, Northwest Territories and Wood Buffalo National ParkUnpublished report CWS-40-53<Presentation at Federal-Provincial Wildlife Conference, 19537Analysis of predator control programs in western CanadaUnpublished report CWS-33-54BWolf control operations, 1953-54, with summary of findings to dateUnpublished report CWS-5-54<Wolf control operations, Wood Buffalo National Park, 1951-52!Fuller, W. A.; Novakowski, N. S. -Wildlife Management Bulletin Series 1, No. 11VSmall mammal populations of northeastern Alberta. II. Populations in reclamation areasxReport prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, by LGL Ltd., Environmental Research AssociatesAOSERP Report 108 Suncor LeaseTSmall rodent populations and related damage to trees and shrubs on reclamation areasCReport prepared for Alsands Energy Ltd. And Suncor Inc. by LGL Ltd.RMonitoring of small rodent populations on the Suncor Inc. lease, May-November 1982;Report prepared for Suncor Inc., Fort McMurray by LGL Ltd. Grescoe, P.International Wildlife4-11Learning to live with old grizzMArtificial salt lick - Miette hot springs bath house and Rocky Mountain sheep Heron, R. D. 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A. 825-865Mackenzie River drainage basinWoodsworth, G. "Gordan Soles Book Publishers Ltd. EThermal and mineral springs in the southern Rocky Mountains of Canadavan Everdingen, R. O. Ottawa, Ont. ,Environment Canada, Water Management ServiceWInvestigations at Miette Hot Springs, Jasper National Park, Alberta: preliminary reportInvestigations at Miette Hot Springs, Jasper National Park, Alberta: recommendations for continuing measurements and considerations for redevelopment fDirty-water events at Rocky Mountain Hot Springs and their correlation with other short-lived phenmena997-1007lA preliminary review of black bear - human interactions and recommended strategies for the AOSERP study areaHReport prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAOSERP Project T< F 3.2O1984 wildlife monitoring studies Judy Creek Test Mine site, data summary report0Hinton small mammal study summer activities 1960 Radvanyi, A. Unpublished report CWS-14-60:Effects of small animals on forest regeneration in AlbertaUnpublished report CWS-14-62BEffects of small animals on forest regeneration in western AlbertaUnpublished report CWS-23-63WDestruction of radio-tagged seeds of white spruce by small mammals during summer monthsUnpublished report CWS-42-65:Small mammals and forest regeneration in western Alberta. 2Progress Report No. 4 Unpublished report CWS-50-65LSmall mammals, radio-tagged seeds and forest regeneration in western Alberta2Progress Report No. 5 Unpublished report CWS-36-67pInfluences of small mammals on spring and winter placement of radio-tagged white spruce seeds in western AlbertaUnpublished report CWS-97-68oContinued studies on the influence of small mammals on spring and winter placed spruce seeds in western Alberta2Progress report No. 7 Unpublished report CWS-67-69^Influence of small mammals on Endrin and R/55 treated seeds of white spruce in western Alberta2Progress report No. 8 Unpublished report CWS-41-70FDevelopment and evaluation of the R-55/graphite seed coating treatment2Progress report No. 9 Unpublished report CWS-89-71PFurther testing and application of the R-55/graphite coating treatment for seeds3Progress report No. 10 Unpublished report CWS-28-72)Protecting coniferous seeds from rodents 29-35Proc. Vertebrate Pest Conf. 5;Report on small mammal damage to crops in the Canadian westUnpublished report CWS-153-75xContinuing monitoring of the harmful small mammal problem in the Alberta oil sands reclamation and afforestation programUnpublished report CWS-84-76The return of the rodents - year three in the assessment of harmful small mammals in the Alberta oil sands reclamation and afforestation program"Final Report Unpublished CWS-10-78687-702Riegelhuth, R. "Grizzly bears and human visitation7Report on cougar at the fish hatchery on March 27, 1975 Naturalist Service, Parks CanadaUnpublished report BJNP-234LBear management plans in Canadian National Parks: fifteen essential elementsTaylor, J. S. Unpublished report BJNP-284&Bear management in Jasper -1975 seasonSEvaluation of coyote population control through elimination of agricultural carrionTodd, A.; Keith, L. B. Turbak, G. Equinox2Cougar activity - Jasper townsite May 21, 31, 1975 Watt, R. A. 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KOverview of wildlife habitats west of the Syncrude Plant site, Lease No. 17Professional Paper 1979-1 Hennan, E.Ducks UnlimitedUnpublished report AFW-72-028XThe ecological wildlife inventory of Banff and Jasper National Parks, Alberta, 1974-1981=Buffalo range and food habits of Buffalo in Wood Buffalo ParkHolsworth, W. 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L. :Preliminary report to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Task ForceWetland restoration/enhancement. A feasibility study for a pilot project to improve muskrat and waterfowl habitat in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaTReport prepared for Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife DivisionOS. B. Smith Environmental Consultants Limited, LGL Limited and Smith, A. B. B. ,Smith, S. B.; Green, J. E.; Smith, A. B. B. iReport prepared for Fort Chipewyan Community Organization, by S. B. Smith Environmental Consultants Ltd. HDevelopment of aquatic resources in the Fort Chipewyan region of AlbertaReport for 1984 prepared for Fort Chipewyan Community Organization, by S. B. smith Environmental Consultants Ltd., LGL Ltd.; and A. B. B. Smith, P. Eng. A preliminary report on the description, classification and ecology of low-land elevation grasslands in Banff, Jasper and Waterton Lakes National ParksUnpublished report CWS-9-68Unpublished report CWS-21-72KRange reconnaissance, Willow Creek and vicinity, Jasper National Park, 1975Trottier, G. C. Unpublished report CWS-145-758Analysis of range enclosures, Jasper National Park, 19785Report for Parks Canada, by Canadian Wildlife ServiceUnpublished report CWS-79-0245Range enclosures in the western region National Parks12-14 RAn investigation of browse and forage production in the Rochester-Boyle study area)Westworth, D.; Ewaschuk, E.; Brusnyk, L. Connor Creek Brown ZoneUnpublished report AFW-68-040 Connor Creek#Development threatens national park Nature CanadaIt's boom time in Alberta Bott, R. D. 37-39A summary of fish and wildlife concerns, objectives, recommendations and existing data relevant to the proposed Berland-Fox Creek timber developmentBloomfield, M.; Hunt, C, Unpublished report Afw-79-073lThe environmental effects of timber harvesting operations in the Edson and Grande Prairie forests of AlbertauReport prepared for Minister of Lands and Forests, Government of Alberta, by C. D. Schultz and Company Ltd. VancouverJSwan Hills Special Waste Management Facility Environmental Protection PlanChem-Security Ltd.HPrepared by Chem-Security Ltd., subsidiary of Bow Valley Resources Ltd. WWildlife management data, concerns and objectives for the Berland current regional planCollins, K. M.; Bloomfield, M. Unpublished report AFW-80-109Dirschl, H. J.174-186XEvaluation of ecological effects of recent low water levels in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaOccasional Paper No. 13\Evaluation of ecological effects of recent water regime changes in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaDirschl, H. 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W. tCoal Valley Mine site tailings reclamation research project geotechnical report: report to Luscar Sterco (1977) Ltd. Law, D. J. Thurber Engineering/Silica sands in the Fort McMurray area, AlbertaMcLaws, I. J. Micromedia1 fiche9Surficial geology Alberta - Foothills and Rocky MountainsQSoil survey of Cross Lake Provincial Park and interpretation for recreational useGreenlee, G. M. Cross Lake Provincial ParkOEstimating storage losses during freeze-up on large regulated rivers in AlbertaAndres, David D. Ashmore, Peter E. %Occurrences of common salt in AlbertaCrockford, Michael B. B. .Hydrogeological map: Edson, Alberta, NTS 83 F/&Vogwill, R. I. J.; Beerwald, A. S. R. 4Geology of the AOSTRA underground test facility site6Rottenfusser, B. A.; Palfreyman, J. E.; Alwast, N. K. HSoils and soil erosion in the Tri-Creeks experimental watershed, Alberta[Regional aquifer evaluated during mine depressurization in the Athabasca Oil Sands, Alberta1Geology of the Marguerite River district, Alberta*Hydrogeology of the Winagami area, Alberta Winagami =Water well locations in SwanHills and adjacent areas, AlbertaAssessment of fluid-rock interaction, as related to subsurface waste disposal, in oil sands and heavy oil areas of Alberta and adjacent areas: phases 1 and 2: final report&Legge, Allan H.; Davies, Mervyn, J. E.@Meeting the challenge: solutions for managing oil sands tailings/Fine Tailings Fundamentals Consortium 1989-1995 Fort Belvoir$Defense Technical Information Center The bituminous sands of Alberta c1925 Report No. 12Alberta Research council'Driftpile River near Driftpile: 07BH003 Trevor, B.Driftpile River\Coal occurrences and geology, Athabasca - Smith area. Coal geology by D. J. Campbell, 1968-9scale 1 : 250 00Halferdahl, L. B. >Bedrock topography of the Tawatinaw map area NTS 83 I, AlbertaBedrock topography, Edson area.An evaluation of some highways in muskeg areasAlgal poisoning in Alberta193-198Nobody told the robin Reed, E. 199-200Sunwapta"Waterfowl mortality - Lac La Biche Reed, R. Unpublished report AFW-58-020Bondrup-Nielsen, S. -Unusual feeding technique of bohemian waxwingEastman, W.; Eastman, K.FlickerDrumming of the ruffed grouse1915117-118The hunter and the hunted22-241A case of polyandry in the black-capped chickadee351-353HAvian Haemoproteidae. 14. The haemoproteids of the avian family RallidaeBennett, G. F. 321-325rAvian Haemoproteidae. 18. Haemoproteus greineri, a new species of haemoproteid from the waterfowl family Anatidae(Bennett, G. F.; Turner, B.; Whiteway, M.Unpublished report AFW-70-0314University of Wisconsin, Dept. of Veterinary ScienceIbis393-395KAvian Haemoproteidae. 12. The haemoproteids of the grouse family TetronidaeWhite, E. M.; Bennett, C. F. 1465-1472Binkley, C. S.; Miller, R. S. -Recovery of the Whooping Crane Grus americana mEndoparasitic variation between California gulls and Ring-billed gulls Larus californicus and L. delawarensisG Y] @List of potential Trumpeter Swan release sites in western Canada Brace, R. K.Unpublished report CWS-166-75SPaper presented to Trumpeter Swan Society Meeting, Delta Waterfowl Research StationAChip Lake habitat management project progress report 1974 to 1976Brechtel, S.; Culbert, D.Unpublished report AFW-75-149,The Hinton Alberta bluebird trail, 1976-1978%Canadian Whooping Crane Recovery Plan_Cooch, F. G.; Dolan, W.; Goosen, J. P.; Holroyd, G.L.; Johns, B. W.; Kuyt, E.; Townsend, G. H. %Anatum Peregrine Falcon Recovery Plan`Ercikson, G.;< Fyfe, R.; Bromley, R.; Holroyd, G. L.; Mossop, D.; Munro, B.; Shank, C.; Wiens, T..Fostering and cross-fostering of birds of prey=Fyfe, R. W.; Armbruster, H.; Banasch, U.; Johnston-Beaver, L.`In: Temple, S. A. (ed.) Endangered birds/management techniques for preserving threatened speciesKuyt, E.2-9!Summary of whooping crane studies%Conservation of North American cranes 1212-1221^Progress report on effects of hunting on Ruffed grouse populations in settled areas of AlbertaFischer, C. A.; Keith, L. B.Chevrons in the sky McCowan, D. 14-17 snow goose"Christiansen, M. L.; Yonge, K. S. Professional Paper 1981-3@Canadian sites dedicated as wetlands of international importanceUnpublished report AFW-82-0691Peace-Athabasca Delta, Wood Buffalo National Park.Canada's commitment to the 'Ramsar' convention196-203,Report on Majeau Lake public shooting ground3Dept. of Mines and Resources, National Parks BureauUnpublished report CWS-39-009 Majeau LakeRiver of no return Hancock, L.5-11fResidual environmental impacts of Transmountain Pipeline Company oil pipe line in Jasper National ParkMcFarlane, K.; Edwards, R.2Environment Canada, Environment Protection ServiceUnpublished report BJNP-1679Saving an Eden called Canada is a task as big as the land Powledge, F. Audubon74-101Athabasca Oil sandseEcological effects of diverting water from the Mackenzie River Basin to the Saskatchewan Nelson Basin Stevens, W.Unpublished report CWS-43-67EClots in nature's lifeblood. The ecological effects of dams in CanadaBorealis35-41 Busch, M. A. Unpublished report AFW-75-075FPollutant-associated embryonic mortality of Great Lakes Herring Gulls 211-216 Namur LakeGilbertson, M.; Fox, G. A. ]Factors influencing the efficacy of human effigies in deterring waterfowl from polluted ponds7Factors influencing waterfowl entry into polluted pondspAbstracts of presented posters and papers, ninety-ninth stated meeting of the American Ornithologists' union, 21!Athabasca Delta Task Force ReportStephen, W. J. D. Unpublished report CWS-10-70cReport prepared for the Hon. J. J. J. Chretien, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern DevelopmentA preliminary report on the effects of certain chlorinated hydrocarbons on shell thickness and reproductive success in common terns of Alberta!Switzer, B.; Lewin, V.; wolfe, F.Unpublished report AFW-69-031%Switzer, B.; Lewin, V.; Wolfe, F. H..69-73jShell thickness, DDE levels in eggs, and reproductive success in common terns (Sterna hirundo), in AlbertaO ]9DDE and reproductive success in some Alberta common terns 1081-1086,Possible swallow response to insecticide use Wilde, G. A. IEffectiveness of three waterfowl deterrents on natural and polluted pondsBoag, D. A.; Lewin, V.145-154MTest of a bird deterrent device at a tailings pond, Athabasca Oil Sands, 1974+Dyke, G. R.; Birdsall, D. A.; Sharp, P. L. Syncrude Leases/Syncrude Canada Ltd., Environment Affairs Dept.Unpublished report AFW-80-044IPolicies and procedures for responding to incidents involving oiled birdsFDevelopment of a bird protection strategy for tar sands tailings ponds Yonge, K. Professional Paper 1981-1Are you a 'lucky' collector?Randall, T. E. 47-483California gulls attack waterfowl broods in Alberta159-160FMonofilament fishing line causes the death of a cliff swallow nestlingMaligne Lake, Jasper%Waterfowl mortalities in Alberta 1958Forest, Wildlife15-16&Unusual nesting site for bank swallows212-214Clay-coloured sparrow notesWalkinson, L. H. Jack-Pine Warbler119-131UProgress report on raptor population dynamics and ecology at Rochester, Alberta, 1973577-583KOn the nesting grounds of the solitary sandpiper and the lesser yellow-legs;Some notes on white-tailed ptarmigan in the Alberta Rockies121-125$On nesting of Surnia ulula caparoach]Notes on Alberta waders included in the British list. Part VI dowitcher and spotted sandpiper Rowan,, W. British Birds210-222(Alberta ruffed grouse population studies Rusch, D,2Abstracts of 1978 grouse group presentations, p. 4&Grouse population studies at RochesterRusch, D. H.; Keith, L. B. =Use of cliff swallow nests by dippers in west-central AlbertaOologists' Record34-37,Greater yellowlegs - life history in CanadaOliver and Boyd#Breeding habits of Bonaparte's gull231-2344A study of nutrition in the spruce grouse in AlbertaPendergast, B. A. R. B. Miller Biol. Stn. Report No. 1830-36Poston, H. J. Unpublished report CWS-33-64WStudies of waterfowl in British Columbia. No. 9 Barrow's golden eye, American goldeneyeTrans. Royal Can. Insti. 22259-381Athabasca district5Hunting activities and successes of Lynxes in AlbertaHProgress report on a study of red-tailed hawk ecology in central AlbertaLuttich, S. N.; Keith, L. B. Unpublished report AFW-67-039Whooping crane progress report Kuyt, E. 124-125?A recent record of American avocet in the Northwest Territories28-29(Biological cycles progress report - 1964Unpublished report AFW-64-003\Demography of snowshoe hare populations: annual report to Research Council of Alberta - 1974<Predation's role in the cyclic fluctuations of ruffed grouse+Acta Congressus Internationalis Ornithogici699-732Rochester, northeastern AlbertaThe effects of fire on the ecology of the boreal forest, with particular reference to the Canadian north: a review and selected bibliography-Kelsall, J. P.; Telfer, E. S.; Wright, T. D. Occasional Papers No. 32!Nesting of the solitary sandpiper54-56The common loon in Alberta14-18$Sandhill crane nesting in the muskeg18-20cA preliminary predator-prey study with respect to the coyote, Canis latrans in Jasper National Park= K Fisher, R. M.Can. Wolf Defenders/Grouse population studies at Rochester, AlbertaDoerr, P. D.; Keith, L. B.Unpublished report AFW-69-038Unpublished report AFW-71-036bSome demographic characteristics of ruffed grouse populations in central northern Alberta, 1966-719Doerr, P. D.; Rusch, P. D.; Keith, L. B.; Fischer, C. A. Unpublished report AFW-71-035Whooping cranesResource Publ. No. 75/U. S. Dept. Interior, Fish and Wildlife ServiceBendire, C. E. U. S. Natl. Museum Special Bull. 1!Lesser Slave Lake, Fort ChipewyanSpecial Bull. 3QProgress report on the ninth year of raptor ecology studies at Rochester, AlbertaDSeasonal changes in the internal anatomy of spruce grouse in Alberta307-317KGut size, body weight and digestion of winter foods by grouse and ptarmiganMoss, R.185-1933Geographic variation in the northern water-thrushesMcCabe, T. T.; Miller, A. H.192-197 Bond, R. M."Variation in western sparrow hawks168-185The geographic distribution of color and of other variable characters of the genus Junco: a new aspect of specific and subspecific values269-308/Athabasca Landing, Fort Chipewyan, Grand RapidsAdkisson, C. S. 380-395 Rick, A. M. Canadian Historic SitesOccasional Papers No. 26269-289Young, D. A.; Weber, M. A. hReport prepared for Esso Resources Canada Ltd.; Calgary, by Environmental Management Associates, CalgaryLRegional records - August 1985 to November 1985. Zone 4: Banff/Jasper RegionAlberta Bird Record27-290Harris's sparrow and the study of it by trappingSwank, M. H.; Stevens, D. A. 129-177!Athabasca Landing, Fort ChipewyanbThe autumn migration. August 1 - November 30, 1976. Northern Rocky Mountain - Intermountain RegionRogers, T. H. 199-203bThe autumn migration. August 1 - November 30, 1978. Northern Rocky Mountain - Intermountain Region196-199gRegional report. Spring migration. April 1 - May 31, 1967. Northern Rocky Mountain-Intermountain regionAudubon Field Notes524-527`The fall migration. August 1 - November 30, 1973. Northern Rocky Mountain - intermountain region78-83:Returns, recoveries, and foreign retraps of purple finchesOlyphant, Mrs M. Jr.Inland Bird Banding N< ews53-59#Migrating eagles - Cadomin, AlbertaCadomin Mountain Observations of migrating eaglesFThe migration of North American birds. Second series. I. Five swallowsOberholser, H. C. 320-330/Pelican Rapids, Athabasca River, Fort Chipewyan16-18vThe migration of North American birds. Second series. III. The summer and hepatic tanagers, martins, and barn swallowsVThe migration of North American birds. Second series. IV. The waxwings and Phainopepla219-222100-102?The migration of North American birds. Second series. IX. Crows78-82aThe migration of North American birds. Second series. XV. Yellow-headed blackbird and meadowlarks255-261HThe migration of North American birds. Second series. XXXI The nighthawk0Official Canadian record of bird-banding returns151-1617National Parks of Canada Branch, Dept. Interior, Canada67-68:Regional records - March to May 1986. Zone 5: Edson region77-80 Edson areaERegional records - August 1986 to November 1986. Zone 5: Edson region21-22?Regional records - March 1987 to May 1987. Zone 5: Edson region73-76ERegional records - August 1987 to November 1987. Zone 5: Edson region23-25?Regional records - March 1988 to May 1988. Zone 5. Edson region McDonald, M. 22-23FRegional records - March 1988 to May 1988. Zone 4: Banff/Jasper region91-93LRegional records - August 1988 to November 1988. Zone 4: Banff/Jasper region29-32ERegional records - August 1985 to November 1985. Zone 5: Edson region'Returns from banded birds, 1920 to 1923Lincoln, F. C. U. S. Dept. Agric.Bull. No. 1268FRegional records - March 1987 to May 1987. Zone 4: Banff/Jasper regionKlazek, M. (compiler)71-734Report on 1975 Peace-Athabasca Delta banding projectKuyt, E.; Johnson, B. E. Unpublished report CWS-74-75 Klauke, R.45-46;Peace-Athabasca Delta fall-staging waterfowl census resultsUnpublished report CWS-140-739Prepared for Canadian Wildlife Service by Ducks Unlimited Mallard goes north after nestingEmbarras RiverIRegional records - August to November 1984. Zone 11: Fort McMurray regionIRegional records - August 1988 to November 1988. Zone 9: Athabasca regionFort McMurray areaFRegional records - March 1985 to May 1985. Zone 11 Ft. McMurray region58-60MRegional records - August 1985 to November 1985. Zone 11: Ft. McMurray regionBRegional records - March to May 1986. Zone 11: Ft. McMurray region88-89)Geese staging grounds in northern Alberta93-94 Gainer, B.HRegional records - March 1988 to May 1988. Zone 11: Fort McMurray regionReturns on banded birdsDe Long, W. C. 50-51BRegional records -March 1987 to May 1987. Zone 9: Athabasca region86-88Collister, D. jMigration, wintering range, longevity and mortality of Alberta purple finches as evidenced by banding data3-88Return of banded birds: recoveries of banded marsh birds Cooke, M. T. Bird-Banding80-87Lesser Slave Lake, Grouard,The migration of the warblers. Seventh paper*The migration of the warblers. Third paper190457-60,Lake Athabasca, Fort Chipewyan, Grand Rapids,The migration of the warblers. Eighth paper.190532-35-The migration of the warblers. Eleventh paper/The migration of the warblers. Thirteenth paper275-278237-2391906 Cooke, W. W. Cooke, W. W. .The migration of the warblers. Sixteenth paper&The migration of thrushes. Third paper1907&House River, Fort Chipewyan, Athabasca*The migration of flycatchers. Fourth paper166-170210-212Athabasca Landing$The migration of vireos. First paper19093The migration of vireos. Third and concluding paper165-168Athabasca, Fort Chipewyan191012-16158-1616The migration of North American sparrows. Second paper16-17236-240191419-239The migration of North American sparrows. Sixteenth paper9The migration of North American sparrows. Twentieth paper<The migration of North American sparrows. Twenty-third paper%The migration of North American birds(The migration of North American kinglets.Canadian National Parks Branch, Dept. Interior39-40 Owl River GrouardSignificant encounters Balph, M. H. N. Am. Bird Bander145-150CWS peregrine shot in IllinoisEyas3AU QK 938 .F6 C66*Krumlik, G. J.; Slaco, R.; Nichols, J. S. A classification and interpretation of forest ecosystems of the eastern half of the Berland forest management area, Alberta: a first approximationVancouver, B.C. /An ecosystem classification for the Coal Branch2Robertson, S.; Bentz, J.; Brierly, D.; Nelson, S. 5Alberta Energy Nat. Resour. Resour. Eval. Plann. Div.HForested plant associations of the northern subalpine regions of AlbertaENR Report T/64 Bond, G. M.U.S. Nat. Museum Proc. 114373-387@Peace-Athabasca Delta, Athabasca River, Fort Chipewyan, Joussard Conover, B. 226-2281A new race of ruffed grouse from Vancouver Island1935<Type specimens of birds in the United States National MuseumDeignan, H. G. Bull. No. 221'Moose Pass Branch, Jasper National Park&A new northwestern olive-backed thrush172-174A new marsh wren from AlbertaBoston Soc. Nat. Hist. Occ. Papers 5221-2226Identification of Mourning and MacGillivray's warblersCentral Alberta NaturalistProc. 40595-621+Jasper National Park, Peace-Athabasca Delta1902Ogilvie-Grant, W. R. 233-245 Jasper HouseSer. 8Snyder, L. L.; Shortt, T. M.24D118-133dVariation in Bonasa umbellus, with particular reference to the species in Canada east of the Rockies 9A new Blue Jay from the western border of the Great BasinSutton, G. M. 176-1778The systematic status of some northwestern Song SparrowsSwarth, H. S. A partial study of the Canadian Savanna (sic) Sparrows, with description of Passerculus sandwichensis campestris, sub-sp. Nov. the Prairie Savannah SparrowBiol. Soc. Wash.Proc. 45201-206{Investigation into the wild life conditions in National Parks (Waterton Lakes, Banff and Jasper) in the province of AlbertaAnderson, R. M. 7Dept. of Mines and Resources, National Museum of CanadaUnpublished report CWS-2-38)The migration of flycatchers. Sixth paper<The migration of North American sparrows. Twenty-sixth paper!A history of North American birds(Baird, S. F.; Brewer, T.M.; Ridgway, R. Little Brown and Co. Boston, Mass.Rocky Mountain wildlife Blood, D. Saanichton Hancock House(Fact sheet on Wood Buffalo National ParkBossenmaier, M. J. 6Geographic variation in the thrush Hylocichla ustulata# OA revision of the forms of the Hairy Woodpecker (Dryobates villosus (Linnaeus))1 C Butler, W. F.The wild north landS. Low, Marsten, Low and Seale+Reprinted in 1968 by M. G. Hurtig, EdmontonThe warblers of North AmericaChapman, F. M.Appleton & Co. Dover ReprintFort McMurray, Fort ChipewyanWildlife in the Rockies Dickson, D. BG PublishingThe mountain barrierNatural Science of Canada Ltd.IAnalysis of Wardens' wildlife observation cards Jasper National Park 1957Francis, G. R.Unpublished report CWS-44-58Jasper: town and National Park Frazar, R. 200-2114Gadd, B.; Griffiths, G. C. D.; Pharis, R. P. (eds.)[Raptor sightings in northeastern Alberta during the winter - early spring periods 1977-198245-47$Guide to the wildlife of the RockiesHancock, D.; Hancock, S. Hancock House Publishers Ltd.Saanichton, B. C. LA summary of waterfowl investigation in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, 1971-1976Hennan, E. G.; Ambrock, K. R. Unpublished report CWS-77-047Birds of the muskegs50-54 Hohn, E. O. 81-84/Holroyd, G. L.; Van Tighem, K. J.; Pitcher, J. Hurtig5In: J. C. Finlay (ed.) A bird-finding guide to Canada?Wildlife inventory of Jasper National Park. Interim report 1978*Karasiuk, D. J.; Cole, L. M.; Kaye, R. G. Unpublished report CWS-78-032'Jasper National Park, Columbia IcefieldQMaps to accompany wildlife inventory of Jasper National Park. Interim report 1978 CWS-78-032 Map folio Langshaw, R. A Summerthought Publicat< ionAlberta, Jasper National Park Lehman, P.Birding 2 p insert#Lorene Squire studies prairie birds18-25Heart of the Canadian RockiesNational Geographic757-777+Lac La Biche and Sir Winston Churchill Park Norstrom, W. 52-530Birds of the Lake Athabasca region, Saskatchewan Nero, R. W. $Saskatchewan Natural History SocietyLake Athabasca area;A manual of the ornithology of the United States and Canada 1932, 1834 Nuttall, T. Hilliard, Gray & Co. >The Peace-Athabasca Delta, a Canadian resource: summary report Unpublished 4Checklist of the birds of the Cardinal Divide region131-133Unpublished report CWS-58-72EFiddle River planning unit - resource inventory and analysis synopsis Scrimshaw, L.Parks Canada, Planning DivisionUnpublished report BJNP-217"Fiddle River, Jasper National Park Townsend's warbler: a correction.Distribution of the Western Solitary Sandpiper215-217%Belvedere, Wood Buffalo National ParkTaverner, P. A. ; Lloyd, H. 265-283"Driving loop: Edson/Cadomin/Hinton Thormin, T. 84-86Edson, Cadomin, Hinton%Canada's thirty-six top birding spotsThrelfall, W. 18-23Parks and People Birds and animals in the Rockies Wood, K. %Herbert R. Larson Publishing Co. Ltd.RSome implications of wilderness recreation in Tonquin Valley, Jasper National ParkUnpublished report CWS-22-72-A continental review of the wildlife resource(Zinser, J.; Lloyd, H.; Gabrielson, I. N.Trans. N. Amer. Wildl. Conf. 475-86:A report on the Whooping Crane's northern breeding grounds Allen, R. P. Natl. Audubon Soc.Suppl. To Res. Report No. 34Song of Eastern meadowlark heard north of Blueridge 2Interesting bird records from across the prairies Corbett CreekThe clearing house Bennett, G. Birdfinding in CanadaMore headliners of 1982Cartwright, B. W. 'Peace-Athabasca Delta, Fletcher Channel4Recent western records of Black Duck (Anas rubripes)& 3KUnusual avian observations for the Fort McMurray, Alberta area, 1976 - 1982EAdventures in bird photography and some aspects of Canadian bird-life(The races of the knot (Calidris canutus) '4Waterfowl evaluation of the Athabasca Tar Sands area.Black-legged kittiwake in Jasper National ParkConnelly, D. M.31-322Honeymoon Lake, Mildred Lake, Jasper National Park:Prairie Falcon sightings in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta48-49Belvedere, Peers'The Peregrine Falcon in northern CanadaFyfe, R.101-14OIn: Hickey, J. J. (ed.) Peregrine Flacon populations: their biology and decline%Rufous Hummingbird at Jasper, Alberta#Eskimo curlew. A vanishing species?,Gollop, J. B.; Barry, T. W.; Iverson, E. H. Special Pub. No. 178Status report on Whooping Crane Grus americana in CanadaBCommittee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC)pPossible northern extension of the breeding range of the Rough-winged Swallow (Stelgiodopteryx [sic] ruficollis)7Yellow-billed loon at Lesser Slave Lake Provincial ParkGriffiths, G. C. D. (Mrs.)HWinter sighting of a male Brown-headed Cowbird in Fort McMurray, Alberta<Peregrine Falcon recovery project north-eastern Alberta 1984Gunderson, G. Unpublished report AFW-84-079Fort Chipewyan area Nesting of the American Hawk Owl59-63Golden Eagle and Hawk OwlAn eagle on a woodpile2Further notes on the nesting of the Great Gray OwlBelvedere area Late Mallards'Nesting habits of the Broad-winged hawk*reprinted in Alberta Naturalist 5: 126-1272-4Belvedere area, Lac La Nonne"Early nesting of Arctic Horned Owl)Nest of the Canvas-back Duck, Lake Magean A nest of the Solitary Sandpiper132-133*reprinted in Alberta Naturalist 5: 127-12964-65 Belvedere area, Fort Assiniboine*reprinted in Alberta Naturalist 5: 129-1309Black Swift nests at Maligne Canyon, Jasper National ParkHolroyd, G. L.; Holroyd, W. M.46-48$Maligne Canyon, Jasper National Park<Peregrine Falcon sightings in the Rocky Mountains of AlbertaWSome ornithological records for Wood Buffalo Park and the Mackenzie District, N. W. T. Lake Athabasca, Fort Chipewyan Johns, B. W. "Barred Owl nest record for Alberta Jones, E. T. Ruth LakecThe Rocky Mountain population of the western Canada Goose: its distribution, habits, and management Krohn, W. B. southern Alberta?6A modern nesting record for Whooping Cranes in Alberta The status of the Whooping CraneArctic Loon nesting in Alberta61-646-90Great Crested Flycatcher near Dunstable, Alberta Lang, V. Dunstable area;Some indices of Ruffed grouse abundance in the Edson regionUnpublished report AFW-69-063/Edson, Chip Lake, Carson Lake, Fort AssiniboineiOn the botanical features of the country traversed from Vancouver Island to Carleton, on the Saskatchewan Macoun, J. 110-232Canada Goose, Snow Goose5Status report on Caspian Tern Sterna caspia in Canada Martin, M. 495-499Edson, WhitecourtA Cattle Egret at Fort McMurray Murray, L. "Trumpeter Swans northeast of EdsonEdson, Tie-Camp Lake`Occurrence in northern Alberta of Wilson's phalarope and first breeding record for the N. W. T. Pankratz, H. Barred owl on Athabaska River &Ravens nesting near Athabasca, Alberta Ryan, G. 257-258Syncrude Lease No. 17Yellow-billed Loon in AlbertaSpalding, D. A. E. )Marbled Godwit range extension in Alberta Stirling, D. /Sparrow, Leconte's (Alberta, Peers & Chip Lake) 1 p. insertChip Lake, Peers-Nesting of the Connecticut Warbler in Alberta552-553#1983 swan surveys in the Edson area Taggart, J. Unpublished report AFW-83-035)1984 swan surveys in the Edson sub-regionTaggart, J. ; Smith, K. Unpublished report AFW-84-080MBreeding records of Herring Gulls in Alberta and California Gulls in Manitoba(The problem of the Lesser Sandhill CraneWalkinshaw, L. H. Blue Jay 8-13cEarlier photographic records of the Common Crane (Grus grus) for North America - in Alberta, CanadaWishart, W.; Sharp, F. mStudies of Alberta gulls. I Autumn occurrences of Mew, Thayer's and Glacous Gulls in the Edmonton area, 1975 Weseloh, D. V. C. 125-131Sabine's Gulls in Alberta388-389#House Finch near Dunstable, Alberta Young, V. 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D.; Pawluk, S.; Odynsky, W. QExploratory soil survey of Alberta map sheets 84D (north half), 84E, 84F, and 84GPExploratory soil survey of Alberta map sheets 84C (east half), 84B, 84A, and 74DSauder, E. A. Joint Publication of Forestry Canada and the Alberta Forest Service pursuant to the Canada-Alberta Partnership Agreement in ForestryBCash, Kevin J.; Ouellett, Mark S. J.; Wrona, Fred J.; Wagner, Greg2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 123EPrepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 5211-D1/E1AU QH 106. 2 .A42 A8461Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 32lAquatic macroinvertebrate identifications on Ekman dredge samples upper Athabasca River, April and May, 1992 Dunnigan, M.nPrepared for the Northern Rivers Basins study under Project 2375-C1 by R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 19PAquatic macroinvertebrates identifications on samples from upper Athabasca RiverR. L. & L. Report No. 339F!The freshwater Molluscs of CanadaClarke, A. H. 6The freshwater molluscs of the Canadian interior basin Malacologia1-509)The mayflies of north and central America*Edmunds, J. F.; Jensen, S. L.; Berner, L. MinneapolisqA guide to the freshwater Annelida (Polychaeta, Naidid and Tubificid Oligochaeta, and Hirudinea) of North AmericaKlemm, D. J. (ed.)Kendall/Hunt Publ. Co. Dubuque, Iowa Monograph 277An introduction to the aquatic insects of North America%Merritt, R. W.; Cummins, K. W. (eds.)jThe insects and arachnids of Canada, Part 11. The genera of larval midges of Canada. Diptera: ChironomidaeOliver, D. R.; Roussel, M. E.Publication 17465Nymphs of North American stonefly genera (Plecoptera)%Thomas Say Foundation, Ent. Soc. Am. Vol. XIIStewart, K. W.; Stark, B. P. EEcology and classification of North American freshwater invertebrates"Thorp, J. H.; Covich, A. P. (eds.)San Diego, Calif.,Chironomidae of the Holarctic region. Part 1Wiederholm, T. (ed.) Ent. Scand. Suppl. 19<The Baetis Larvae of North America (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae)#Morihara, D. K.; McCafferty, W. P. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. 139-221PRevisionary synopsis of the Baetidae (Ephemeroptera) of North and Middle America McCafferty, W. P.; Waltz, R. D. 769-799|Larval identification and instar association in some species of Hydropsyche and Cheumatopsyche (Trichoptera: Hydropsychidae)494-509 1051-1054yNotes on Plecoptera (18). Skwala americana (Klapalek, 1912), comb. N., the valid name for Skwala parallela (Frison, 1936)181-182 Zwick, P.Wiggins, G. B. Assessing and monitoring aquatic ecosystem health: approaches using individual, population and community/ecosystem measurements1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 45 Cash, KevinCPrepared for the Northern Rivers Basins study under Project 5201-C1AU QH 541 .5 .W3 C338[Northern Rivers Basins Study, guiding question: what the study will be doing to answer them2Prepared by the Northern River Basins Study Office#Northern River Basins annual report2Northern River Basins Study Project Rep< ort No. 142OPrepared for the Northern Rivers Basins study under Project 5121-D1 and 5121-E1[More, Robert B.; Schimnosli, Randy; Teichroeb, Cam; Hornsby, Lorraine; Wittkowski, DietrichAU QH 541. 5 .W3 D232xDivided landbases and overlapping tenures in Alberta's mixedwood forests: a simulation study of some policy alternatives/Armstrong, T. F.; Stanley, S. J.; Smith, D. W. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 116LSpecial fish collections, upper Athabasca River, September and October, 1992'Barton, B. A.; Patan, D. J.; Seely, L. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 10/Bourbonniere, R.; Telford, S. L.; Kemper, J. B.1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 72iAnalyses and interpretation of steroid hormones and gonad morphology in fish, upper Athabasca River, 19921Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 131Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 90Analyses for dehydroretinol, retinol, retinyl palmitate and tocopherol in fish, Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins, September to December 1994/Brown, S. B.; Evans, R. E.; Vandenbyllaardt, L.?Brown, S. B.; Evans, R. E.; Vandenbyllaardt, L.; Bordeleau, A. !Brown, S. B.; Vandenbyllaardt, L.Crosley, Robert W. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1081Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 892Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 130QEcotoxicology of depositional sediments, Athabasca River, May and September, 1993 Day, Kristin; Reynoldson, T. B. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 59_Ecotoxicology of suspended and bottom sediments, Athabasca, Smoky, and Peace Rivers, June, 1995Green, Jeffrey E. Assessment of trophic position and food sources using stable isotopes of sulfur, carbon and nitrogen, Peace and Athabasca Rivers, 1992 and 19931Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 971Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 30Horstman, L. P.; Code, T. E. 0Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1gMink contaminants study, field component, January to March, 1992. Preprinted with revisions, June, 19942Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1386Water odour, Athabasca River, February and March, 1993Kenefick, Sandra; et. al. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 42APost Alpac water odour, Athabasca River, February and March, 1994Kenefick, S.; et. al. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 114oConcentrations of metallothionein in fish, Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins, September to December, 1994Klaverkamp, J. F.; Baron, C. L.1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 932Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 104$Lockhart, W. Lyle; Metner, Donald A.2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 132Fish ageing methods for Alberta/Mackay, W. C.; Ash, G. R.; Norris, H. J. (eds.)|R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd. in assoc. with Alberta Fish and wildlife Division and University of Alberta, EdmontonVFish radio telemetry demonstration project, upper Athabasca River, May to August, 1992McLeod, C.; Clayton, T. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 11NSediment oxygen demand investigations, Athabasca River, January to March, 1992 Monenco Inc. 0Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 3XInvestigations of streambed oxygen demand, Athabasca River, October, 1994 to March, 1995Noton, Leigh R. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 94XAthabasca River system, supplemental oxygen, BOD and nutrient monitoring, winter 1993-94Noton, Leigh; Allen, DavidUnreleased reportAccumulation of fish mixed function oxygenase inducers by semipermeable membrane devices in river water and effluents, Athabasca River, August and September 1994MA general fish and riverine habitat inventory, Athabasca River, October, 19931Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 40IA general fish and riverine habitat inventory, Athabasca River, May, 19941Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 53_Prepared for the Northern River Basins Study under project 2371-C1 Northern Rivers Basins Study Scrimgeour, G.; Chambers, P. A. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 96Identification of spatial and temporal patterns in nutrient limitation with herbivory effects, Wapiti, Smoky Athabasca Rivers, 19941Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 26JA survey of birds, Wapiti, Peace and Athabasca Rivers, June and July, 1992Wayland, Mark; Arnold, Todd0Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 6]Technical reports of the Northern River Basins study by subject and geographical area studied2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 148NPrepared for the Northern River Basins Study Synthesis and Modelling ComponentAU QH 541. 5 .W3 093}Winter low flow tracer dye studies, Athabasca River, Athabasca to Bitumount, February and March, 1992, Part I: time of travelVan Der Vinne, G.; Andres, D. 0Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 7Winter low flow tracer dye studies, Athabasca River, Athabasca to Bitumount, February and March, 1992, Part II: mixing characteristicsVan Der Vinne, G.;1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 141Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 51fCritical shear stresses for erosion and deposition of fine suspended sediment from the Athabasca River1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 85ZAn overview of streamflows and lake levels for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins#Choles, J.; Aitken, W.; Deboer, A. A review of rate coefficients and constants used in nutrient and dissolved oxygen models for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River BasinsShaw, R. D.; MacDonald, G. `An evaluation of dissolved oxygen modelling of the Athabasca River and Wapiti-Smoky river systemMacDonald, G.; Radermacher, A. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 25kProceedings of a workshop on water quality modelling for the Northern River Basins Study, March 22-23, 1993Culp, J. M.; Chambers, P. A. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 37Growth rate and biomass responses of periphytic algae to nutrient enrichment of stable and unstable substrates, Athabasca River0Perrin, C. J.; Chambers, P. A.; Bothwell, M. L. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 46mAssessment and validation of modelling under-ice dissolved oxygen using DOSTOC, Athabasca River, 1988 to 1994@Chambers, P. A.; Pietroniro, A.; Scrimgeour, G. J.; Ferguson, M.1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 951Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 98VAn annotated bibliography of nutrient loading on the Athabasca, Peace and Slave Rivers1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 278Regulatory requirements for nutrient effluent discharges1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 39qIdentification of spatial and temporal patterns in nutrient limitation Athabasca River, October to December, 1993Contribution of industrial, municipal, agricultural and groundwater sources to nutrient export in the Athabasca and Wapiti and Smoky Rivers, 1980 to 1993Chambers, P. A.; Dale, A. R.2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 110Growth rate and biomass responses of periphytic algae to phosphorous enrichment in experimental flumes, Athabasca River, April and May 19941Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 67BPrepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 2618-D1Combined effects of dissolved oxygen level combined with bleached kraft mill effluents and municipal sewage on mayfly (Baetis tricaudata) : assessments using artificial streamsw 'Culp, J. M.; Podemski, C. L.; Casey, C.2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 128BPrepared for the Northern River Basins Study under project 2222-D1OPrepared for the Northern Rivers Basin Study under Projects 2111-A1 and 2111-C1McCubbin, N.; Labrosse, PierreJNorthdat : an effluent database management system, application description|Contaminants in environmental samples : PCDDs and PCDFs downstream of bleached kraft mills, Peace and Athabasca rivers,< 1992#Pastershank, G. M.; Muir, D. C. G. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 44SEnvironmental contaminants in muskrats and canvasbacks, Peace-Athabasca Delta, 19921Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 64AContaminant fate modelling, Athabasca and Wapiti and Smoky rivers2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 112Broad spectrum analysis of municipal and industrial effluents discharged into the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : evaluation of surface watersBPrepared for the Northern River Basins Study under Project 2921-D1Johnson, C. Ian.; Urso, AlexXAn annotated bibliography of contaminants in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1440Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 8`Environmental contaminants in mink - Peace and Athabasca Rivers, December, 1991 and January 1992 Wayland, M. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 47dDepositional history of sediments from Lake Athabasca and Reference Lakes - chlorinated contaminantsBourbonniere, R. A. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 86Environmental contaminants in fish : polychlorinated biphenyls, organochlorine pesticides, and chlorinated phenols, Peace and Athabasca Rivers, 1992 to 1994^Contaminants in environmental samples : mercury in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins}Depositional history of sediments in Lake Athabasca : Geochronology, bulk parameters, contaminants and biogeochemical markersgNutrient enrichment Peace, Athabasca, Slave rivers : assessment of present conditions and future trends1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No.1050Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 4 Info. Report^Contaminants in environmental samples ; mercury in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River BasinsBroad spectrum analysis of municipal and industrial effluents discharged into the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : review of GC-MS Data, 1989 to 1994 (volumes 1,2 and 3) evaluation of surface watersJohnson, C. I. wEnvironmental contaminants in water and sediment : PCDDs, PCDFs and resin acids, Athabasca River, February to May, 1993Crosley, D. W.aContaminant fate modelling for the Athabasca River : implementation of new sediment flux routines6Historical compilation of fish tissue contaminant dataoA synthesis of information on ecotoxicity of pulp mill effluents in the Athabasca, Peace and Slave River Basins1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 78BPrepared for the Northern Rivers Basin Study under Project 2112-B1A synthesis of information on effluent characteristics for municipal and non-pulp mill industrial sources in the Peace, Athabasca, and Slave River basinsAnalyses for circulating gonadal sex steroids and gonad morphology in fish, Peace. Athabasca and Slave River Basins, September to December, 1994A bioenergetic model of food chain uptake and accumulation of organic chemicals, Athabasca River : stochastic and time variable version2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1131Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 650Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 51Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 921Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 682Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1001Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 151Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 492Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1431Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 201Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 170Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 92Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1371Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 561Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 33ZA preliminary radio telemetry noise scan, Peace and Athabasca River drainages, March, 19931Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 34)Northern River Basins Study Report No. 21)Northern River Basins Study Report No. 38UDissolved oxygen requirements for fish of the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River BasinsBarton, B. A.; Taylor, B. R. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 29Dissolved oxygen requirements for fish of the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : a laboratory study of Burbot (Lota lota)v aGiles, M. A.; Brown, S. B.; Van der Zweep, M.; Vandenbyllaardt, L.; Van Der Kraak, G.; Rowes, K. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 91yAnalysis for liver mixed function oxygenase in fish, Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins, September to December, 1994PAnalysis for liver mixed function oxidase in fish : upper Athabasca River, 1992Giles, M. A.; van der Zweep, M.2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 120Dissolved oxygen requirements for fish of the Peace, Athabasca and Slave Rivers : a laboratory study of Bull Trout (Salvelinus confluentus) and Mountain Whitefish (Prosopium williamsoni) t  A review and analysis of existing Alberta data on drinking water quality and treatment facilities for the Northern River Basins Study,Prince, D. S.; Smith, D. W.; Stanley, S. J. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 552Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1362Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1112Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1342Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1452Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1052Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1011Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 182Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 1462Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 135nAn assessment of drinking water quality for Alberta communities in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins-Prince, D. S.; Stanley, S. J.; Smith, D. W. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 115 Hoare, T. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 57xWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : stakeholder screening survey~Water resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : design of questionnaire and survey1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 58wProceedings of the Northern River Basins Study instream flow needs workshop, October 14-15, 1993 and January 6-7, 1994Walder, G. L. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 66Reicher, P.; Thompson, J. P. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 69Water resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : implementation of a householder survey, January to April, 19952Drobot Contracting Services Ltd. With Praxis Inc. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 70Water resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : best / worst analysis of survey questions about threats and actions Williams, M. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 80=A compilation of archived writings about environmental change Crozier, J. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 125A number of mistakesExecutive summary of a workshop on the impacts of land clearing on the hydrologic and aquatic resources of boreal forests in Alberta, November 18 and 19, 1994 Alke, E. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 63Assessing pulp mill contamination using morphological deformities in Chironomid larvea (Diptera: Chironomidae), upper Athabasca River, April, 19922Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 140 McCauley, E. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 829Indicators of ecosystem integrity : Peace-Athabasca DeltaTDonald, D. B.; Wrona, F. J.; Warwick, W.; Aitken, W.; Hunter, F. G.; Syrgiannis, J. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 107fStatus and future requirements for socio-economic research and public communications and consultations Praxis Inc. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 31kThe potential effects of climate change in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : a discussion< paperkFactors affecting future development in key economic sectors in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River BasinsNichols Applied Management1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 73YWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins Reicher, P.1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 75nLife after NRBS : a proposal for interjurisdictional management of the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins Stager, J. 1Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 84Probable air pathways for long-range transport of air pollutants to Lake Athabasca : analysis using a Langrangian back trajectory model McDonald, K. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 109Broad spectrum analysis of municipal and industrial effluents discharged into the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : characterization of effluent samples, 1994%Johnson, C. I.; Urso, A.; Gelata, L. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 121Accumulation of fish mixed function oxygenase inducers by semipermeable membrane devices in river water and effluents, Athabasca, Peace and Wapiti Rivers, August and September 1995*Parrott, J. L.; Whyte, J. J.; Comba, M. E.2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 127tFish distribution, movement and gross external pathology information for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins-Mill, T. A.; Sparrow-Clark, P.; Brown, R. S. 2Northern River Basins Study Project Report No. 147bDelta Basins Contaminant Survey : muskrat collections in the Athabasca River Delta, December, 1992Northern Rivers Basin Study Webster, G. R.Publication No. M-73-1;1972 black fly - livestock study in the County of AthabascaStewart, D. B.!Alberta Plant Industry LaboratorycThe effects of methoxychlor exposure on the early life stages of native fish in the Athabasca River McLeod, C. 7Impact assessments in lotic environments - methoxychlorPubl. No. NRCC 20645@Athabasca River black fly monitoring and abatement program, 1983Murray. R. B. aPopulation reduction of the blackfly (Simulium arcticum) at breeding sites in the Athabasca River& 7GMonitoring of black fly abatement program on the Athabasca River - 1982Byrtus, G.; Jackson, R. /Alberta Environment, Pollution Control Division\Monitoring of black fly (Diptera: Simulidae) abatement program on the Athabasca River - 1983IAlberta Environment, Pollution Control Division, Pesticide Chemicals Br. )Athabasca River Monitoring Program - 1979 Byrtus, G.)Athabasca River Monitoring Program - 1981 Toxicity of methoxychlor to fish AECV88-R59Athabasca River blackfly monitoring and abatement programMurray, R. B.; Jackson, R. &Treval Environmental Applications Ltd.3Methoxychlor : its effects on environmental qualityPubl. No. NRCC 14102Gardner, D. R.; Bailey, J. R. XNational Research Council of Canada, NRC Ass. Comm. On Sci. Criteria for Environ. Qual. 3Environmental overview of the Northern River Basins'MacLock, R. B.; Lyons, B.; Ellehoj, E. 2Northern River Basins Study Synthesis Report No. 8AU QH 541. 5 .W3 M1612Northern River Basins Study Synthesis Report No. 7Distribution, movement, residence and relative abundances of fish in the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River drainages - volume 1 : monographEnviResource Consulting Ltd. 9Draft report prepared for the Northern River Basins StudyLAssessment of drinking water quality in the northern river basins study area>Armstrong, T. F.; Prince, D. S.; Stanley, S. J.; Smith, D. 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F. 28Fisheries and habitat investigations of tributary streams in the southern portion of the AOSERP study area. Vol I. Summary and conclusionstFisheries and habitat investigations of tributary streams in the southern portion of the AOSERP study area. Vol II. Open File Report O. F. 16Open File Report O. F. 17ACRES Consulting Services Steen, O. A. AOSERP Project LS 2.3.2Loucks, Diane E. FResults of ground checking of vegetation maps in the AOSERP study areaJHardy Associates Ltd. For Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program)Akena, Anthony Mark; Christian, Lynne L. EAlberta Environment, Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program"AOSERP Report L-74 RMD Report L 74qWater quality of the Athabasca oil sands area. Volume IV. An interim compilation of non-AOSERP water quality dataxSoils inventory of the Athabasca Oil Sands Environmental Research Program study area : appendix 9.4 to AOSERP Report 122NValidation studies of the CRSTER model in application to the AOSERP study areaBagg, David L. Open File Report O. F. 22OWalleye and goldeye fisheries investigations in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, 1975\Regional water quality of the AOSERP study area. Volume II, Discussion of 1976 and 1977 dataSeidner, R. T. RMD Report L 62 Project HY 2.8.1UA survey of baseline levels of contaminants in aquatic biota of the AOSERP study area_Preliminary recommendations for mapping of aquatic habitat parameters for the AOSERP study areaRMD Report L 9UA plan for the identification of potentially toxic materials in the AOSERP study areaMcCann, T. J. Project AS 2.5A feasibility study for the estimation of atmospheric dispersion coefficients from wind fluctuation statistics in the AOSERP study areaTurner, H. E.; Fanaki, F. >Interim report on the soils inventory of the AOSERP study areaAlso cited as 1980AOSERP Open File O.F. 6@Preliminary fisheries survey of the Fort McMurray tar sands areaXAquatic habitat mapping of the AOSERP study area (1978) : assessment and recommendationsOpen File Report O. F. 18<Evaluation of AOSERP reclamation research progress and needsOpen File Report O. F. 19NHardy Associates (1978) Ltd., Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAOSERP Report 89AOSERP Project AF 4.3.2.aInterim report on an ecological survey of terrestrial insect communities in the AOSERP study areaOpen File Report O. F. 20?Application of the CRSTER model to the Alberta oil sands regionOpen File Report O. F. 21Padro, J.; Bagg, D. L. 0Aronoff, Stanley; Ross, G. A.; Ross, William A. hInterim report of reclamation for afforestation by suitable native and introduced tree and shrub speciesRMD Open File Report 48bHeavy metals in bottom sediments of the mainstream Athabasca River system in the AOSERP study areaAlso cited as 1979(Performance of vegetation on mined sandsBliss, L.. C. AOSERP Open File Report 27Watersheds in the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program study area : drainage basin declinations, watershed areas, and stream profilesFroelich, C. R. ; Lee, G. TWater quality of the Athabasca oil sands area. Volume I. Data collection and qualityAkena, Anthony Mark /Preliminary lists of works in acoustic emission)Sneddon, Douglas Thomas; Van de Maat, D. AOSERP Open File Report 30!Machniak, Kazimierz; Bond, W. A. RMD Report L-47RMD Report L-48 Smith, A. R. BThe Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : an overviewAPaper presented to the PNWIS-APCA 1979 Conference, Edmonton, 1979>A review of the uses of biomonitoring in the AOSERP study areaMcCart, Peter J. AOSERP Report 33Socioeconomic evaluation of the recreational use of fish and wildlife resources in Alberta with particular reference to the Athabasca Oil Sands area Volume IV. Non consumptive recreational use of fish and wildlifeA socioeconomic evaluation of the recreational use of fish and wildlife resources in Alberta, with particular reference to the AOSERP study area. Volume II. Recreational FishingSThe 1977 Fort McMurray AOSERP moose census : analysis and interpretation of results%Cook, R. Dennis; Jacobson, Jerald O. bInterim levels on symptomology and threshold levels of air pollutant injury to vegetation, 1978-79 Addison, P. A.; Malhotra, S. S. QNorthern Forest Research Centre, Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramKVegetation studies pertinent to the AOSERP study area : a literature reviewOHardy Associates (1978) Ltd., Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program RA comparative study of benthic algal primary productivity in the AOSERP study area1981?^Biomonitoring for the effects of air pollution in the AOSERP study area : report of a workshop]An intensive surface water quality study of the Muskeg River watershed. Volume II : hydrology%Akena, Anthony Mark; Froelich, C. R. Schultz International Ltd., Alberta Environment, Research Management Division, Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramKA review and assessment of vegetation information for the AOSERP study area9Familiarization tour : AOSERP study area, 27 October 1976]Ecological habitat mapping of the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program Study area18 maps, from AOSERP Report 31mInsects on the Suncor Dike : a survey of the types present and evaluation of their effects on dike vegetationRyan, James K.; Hilchie, G. J. SEvaluation of the effects of convection on plume behaviour in the AOSERP study area0Interim compilation of stream gauging data, 1977!Chu, Chin B.; Fedkenheuer, A. W. ASyncrude Canada, Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAn assessment of the adequacy of baseline data relevant to the documentation and evaluation of the impacts of oil sands development on black bear in the AOSERP study areaAOSERP Project 21.6.2kApplication of stratified random census procedures to the 1976 aerial moose census in the AOSERP study areaJacobson, Jerald O. JCensus of moose on Syncrude's leases 17 and 22 during early February, 1977.Strom, H. E. and Tripp, D. B. cited as authorsXConceptual model for study of impacts of oil sands development in the Fort McMurray areaAOSERP Open File Report 80 10vInterim report on small mammal populations and related tree damage in the AOSERP study area, October and November 19770Nyborg, M.; Parker, R. W.; Takyi, S.; Yeung, P. ]Athabasca Oil Sands Historical Research Project. Volume 2 : Bibliography of published sourceswAthabasca Oil Sands Historical Research Project. 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D.; Nguyen, H. wSkidder traffic effects on water retention, pore-size distribution, and van Genuchten parameters of boreal forest soils224-231#Alberta foothills and boreal forestzEnvironment Canada, Freshwater Institute, Winnipeg, Manitoba prepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramOTailings sand and natural soil quality at the operations of Syncrude Canada LtdMacyk, T. M.; Turchenek, L. W. QNet photosynthetic recovery in subarctic lichens with contrasting water relations360-368TChemical and mineralogical composition of soil parent m< aterials in northeast Alberta?Chemistry of arsenic in acid sulphate soils of northern Alberta887-8951Communications in Soil Science and Plant AnalysisSimultaneous multielement analysis of clays by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectroscopy using suspension aspirationClays and Clay Minerals397-400MIsotopic evidence for clay mineral weathering and authigenesis in Cryoboralfs467-474Dioxin and furan testing in fish from the Athabasca and Wapiti rivers : results and health advisory released by federal and provincial governments1Alberta Government news release 153, 27 July 1990vAn interim report on current limnological studies of alpine and montane lakes in Banff, Yoho and Jasper national parksPColiform bacteria in the natural waters of Jasper National Park - interim report;Canadian Wildlife Service manuscript report to Parks CanadaPDiurnal primary production patterns in seven lakes and ponds in Alberta (Canada)}Limnological studies in Jasper National Park. 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MacMillan Lectures in Fisheries, University of British Columbia4Rainbow trout in Amethyst Lake, Jasper. Final report1947?Rawson, D. S.; Nursall, J. R. [Distribution and ecology of fresh-water entomostraca in arctic and sub-arctic North America Reed, E. B. MThreatened or endangered native species of amphibians and reptiles of AlbertaThe sculpins of Alberta 121-127, 153The mooneye in Alberta24-26bThe prickly sculpin (Cottus asper) recorded from Alberta (with a key to sculpins found in Alberta) !9Nearctic and Palaearctic Chaoborus (Diptera: Chaoboridae)Saether, O. A. +Fisheries Research Board of Canada BulletinSchultz, F. H. The Canadian Fish Culturist27-31556-561jGenetic variation and postglacial dispersal of populations of northern pike (Esox lucius) in North AmericaM X)Fish of the eastern slopes of the Rockies Sisley, E. 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HInfectious pancreatic necrosis virus occurrence at a hatchery in Alberta397-402 1343-1347Infectious pancreatic necrosis virus and bacterial kidney disease appearing concurrently in populations of Salmo gairdneri and Salvelinus fontinalis k { 92-95Frequency of detection and survival of infectious pancreatic necrosis virus in a carrier population of brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) in a laket 568-570lInfectious pancreatic< necrosis virus : quantification of carriers in lake populations during a 6-year period562-567Investigation into the distribution and transmission of infectious pancreatic necrosis virus in the western national parks, in particular Jasper National Park4Report to Parks Canada, Western Region, Parks CanadaMonitoring carrier rate on infectious pancreatic necrosis (IPN) virus infected populations of fish in Jasper, Banff and Waterton Lakes national parks1Manuscript report to Western Region, Parks Canada)Excellent bibliography, need to do again Changes in hydrology and water quality following forest harvesting and their impact on salmonoid fishes in the Tri-Creeks BasinNip, Allen, M. -K. 4Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Forest ServiceAResearch Branch Technical Report No. 4 ENR Technical Report T/199 AGL-GWL, UofAAn evaluation of spawning habitat and fry escapement of rainbow trout (Salmo gairdneri Richardson) before logging in the Tri-Creek watershed of west-central AlbertaG VIAlberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife Division, Fish and Wildlife DivisionReport No. SWE 85/08AGL-GWL Open File Report 1986-4AGSCPretreatment water quality of the Tri-Creeks experimental watershedJablonski, Paul D. 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Cent.UTri-Creeks Experimental Watershed, Edson, Deerlick Creek, Wampus Creek, Eunice Creek?4McCleary, Richard; Weik, Christian; Blackburn, Jasonn Development of an optimal energy infrastructure for the Canadian oil sands industry in a CO -constrained world[\YOrdorica-Garcia, Guillermo; Croiset, Eric; Douglas, Peter; Elkamel, Ali; Gupta, MurlidharUhttps://www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/twiki/pub/CCS/SelectedReferences/GHGT8PaperGOG-final.pdfhttp://montreal.ciise.concordia.ca/Conferences/CSCE%20Annual%20Conference--Proceeding(Calgary%202006)/PDF%20Files/STPapers/Paper%20ST-120.pdf\1st International Structural Specialty Conference, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, May 23-26, 2006;Sharma, V. P.; Denkhaus, C. l.; Obaia, K.; Cheng, J. J. R. oPredictive modeling and mapping of fish distributions in small streams of the Canadian Rocky Mountain FoothillsMcCleary, R. J.; Hassan, M. A. 7Ecos Trans. AGU, 87 (52), Fall Meeting, Suppl. Abstract=Alberta Environment, Alberta Sustainable Resource DevelopmentPubl. No. T/804Casey, RichardPubl. No. T/785McLeod River, Pembina River6Zoobenthos surveys in the Gregg and McLeod Rivers 1985cPrepared for Alberta Environmental Protection, Natural Resources Service, Water Management DivisionMcLeod River, Gregg River jIdentification of bull trout populations in the McLeod, Wildhay, Berland and Muskeg River systems, Alberta Brewin, M. K.8McLeod River, Wildhay River, Berland River, Muskeg River[Seasonal movements of radio tagged fish, upper Athabasca River, August, 1992 to March, 1993&McLeod River near Whitecourt : 07AG004 Trevor, B. Open File report 1992-15Wolanski, Alina Luscar Ltd. Landslide incidence in Alberta Cruden, D. 3Alberta Environment, Design and Construction Branch ARC-CalgaryPrepared for Alberta Environment, Pesticide Chemicals Branch, Pollution Control Division by R. L. & l. Environmental Services Ltd. 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Mustapha for Alberta Environment, Water Resources Management Services, Technical Services Division, Hydrology Branch Knapik, L. J.; Vanderwel, D. S. 8Alberta Agriculture, Conservation and Development Branch AGL-NCC, UofA~Flood of the Pembina River : location and extent of flooding using Landsat-5 data as of 09 : 57'43 hours M.S.T., 20 July, 19861987?-Flood of July 1986 in the Pembina River BasinFu, Zhang Tie; Sutherland, IanOverview of sediment deposition and erosion damage to agricultural land due to flooding of the Pembina River and guidelines for reclamation Knapik, L. 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E. %Evansburg water intake, Pembina River#Northwest Hydraulic Consultants LtdPaddle River log boomPaddle River, Pembina River?Interim report : Paddle River cutoff - confluence Pembina River/Yaremko, E. K.; Mutter, D. G.; Deeprose, R. K. -Alberta Environment, Water Resources DivisionYCritical meteorological conditions for maximum flow in the Pembina Valley above EntwistleBuckler, S. J.; Quine, J. F. ,Canadian Meteorological Research Report 2/71EPreliminary engineering report : diversion Chip Lake to Pembina River;Samide, G. W.; Bespflug, K.; Mussivand, T.; Solodzuk, W. 9Chip Lake, Pembina River, Lobstick River, Athabasca RiverbImpact of hydrocarbon condensate from a gas well blowout on the benthic fauna of the Pembina River"Exner, Klaus K.; Hamilton, Hal R. 'Groins on the Pembina River near Manola197-Samide, G. W. .Alberta Environment Pollution Control Division2Alberta Water Resources Division, Hydrology Branch7Probable maximum floods on Pembina River near EntwistleMustapha, A. 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Zone 4: Banff/Jasper regionvCumulative effects of climatic warming and other human activities on freshwaters of Arctic and Subarctic North AmericaRevision of Phoenicocoris Reuter with descriptions of three new species from North America and a new genus from Japan (Heteroptera: Miridae: Phylinae)Reconstruction of historical productivity using visible-near-infrared (VNIR) reflectance properties from boreal and saline lake sedimentssEffects of northern pike on patterns of nest use and reproductive behavior of male fathead minnows in a boreal lakegTaxonomic affinities and criteria for identification of the common ectendomycorrhizal symbiont of pinesnSeasonal and successional changes in light quality and quantity in the understorey of boreal forest ecosystemsFungi in the winter diets of northern flying squirrels and red squirrels in the boreal mixedwood forest of northeastern AlbertaRWind and wave-induced suspension of mine tailings in disposal ponds - a case studyDLongitudinal floating structures - new concepts in river ice control"Trace elements in tills of AlbertaComparison of in situ estimates of chlorophyll a obtained with Whatman GF/F and GF/C glass-fiber filters in mesotrophic to hypereutophic lakesThe influence of solvent and demulsifier additions on nascent froth formation during flotation recovery of bitumen from Athabasca oil sands}Long-term invertebrate community response to toxaphene treatment in two lake: 50-yr records reconstructed from lake sedimentsCumulative effects of pulp mill and municipal effluents on epilithic biomass and nutrient limitation in a large northern river systemFBiological implications of empirical models of winter oxygen depletionRiparian disturbance due to beavers (Castor canadensis) in Alberta's boreal mixedwood forests: implications for forest management% 6~Epilithic algal abundance in relation to anthropogenic changes in phosphorus bioavailability and limitation in mountain riversmPredator-prey relationships and predation rates for crustacean zooplanktors from some lakes in western CanadalAntifungal activity of metabolites of Peniophora polygonia against the aspen decay fungus Phellinus tremulaeeNeedle litter responses of tamarack and black spruce to fertilization of minerotrophic peatland sitesuAssessment of two mesh sizes for interpreting life cycles, standing crop and percentage composition of stream insectsWCoke formation during simultaneous hydrocracking of bitumen and hydrogeneration of coalKEstimation of thermal maturity status of petroleum asphaltenes and maltenesBitumen recovery from model systems using a warm slurry extraction process : effects of oilsands components and process water chemistrySCurrent understanding of the mechanism of bitumen recovery from Athabasca oil sandsrComparisons among colonization of artificial substratum types and natural substratum by benthic macroinvertebratesFeeding behavior and modeled energetic intake of common loon (Gavia immer) adults and chicks on small lakes with and without fish> J3Regulation effects on the Lower Peace River, CanadaUIce regime of the lower Peace River and ice-jam flooding of the Peace-Athabasca DeltaDeposition and interpretation of long, narrow sandbodies underlain by a basinwide erosion surface; 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APreservation of oxygen isotope compositions in granulites from Northwestern Canada and Enderby Land, Antarctica : implications for high-temperature isotopic thermometry,Further records of western Canadian MolluscafDoes mechanical site preparation affect trembling aspen density and growth 9-12 years after treatment?]The effect of peatland drainage and planting position on the growth of white spruce seedlingsIResponse of black spruce to thinning and fertilization in a drained swamp^Economic analysis of growth effects of thinning and fertilization of lodgepole pine in AlbertaGHeavy carbons playing key role in peak-oil debate, future energy supplyhIdentification of bicyclic terpenoid hydrocarbons in the saturate fraction of Athabasca oil sand bitumen>Detection of methyl fluorenones in Athabasca oil sands bitumenPInfluence of biodegradation on crude oil acidity and carboxylic acid compositionPLate Quaternary vegetation history of Wilcox Pass, Jasper National Park, Alberta_Properties correlations and characterization of Athabasca oil sands-derived synthetic crude oilT Effects of NaCl and Na SO on red osier dogwood (Cornus stolonifera Michx) seedlings1 CUContinuous improvement : keys Alberta-Pacific's Forest Industries maintenance successlLatest Pleistocene and early Holocene fluctuations of glaciers in the Canadian and northern American RockiestAlternative routing of Lake Agassiz overflow during the Younger Dryas : new dates, paleotopography, and a revelationDerivation and validation of Canada-wide coarse-resolution leaf area index maps using high-resolution satellite imagery and ground measurementsPTowards operational monitoring of a northern wetland geomatrics-based techniquesToads in troublexCytologica< l identification of the black fly cattle pest, Simulium arcticum, using adult and larval polytene chromosomes: KMSpectral reflectance properties of hydrocarbons : remote-sensing implicationsAAnticipatory reproduction and population growth in seed predatorsPredator responses to similarity and dispersion of artificial nest sites : implications for the structure of boreal forest songbird communitiesNiche structure, resource partitioning, and species interactions of mire bryophytes relative to climate and ecological gradients in western CanadatEffects of fragment size and habitat heterogeneity on cryptogam diversity in the low-boreal forest of western Canada>Notes for collectors visiting the prairies and Rocky MountainsuCanada's national mosquito? Mass resting of Anopheles earli (Diptera: Culicidae) females in a beaver lodge in Alberta, ;SA simple volumetric instrument to estimate biomass of fluid preserved invertebratesBAdditional Christmas bird census, 1933. Wood Buffalo Park, Alberta)Territoriality among wintering snowy owls\A note on "Condominium" nesting of the northern flicker, Colaptes auratus in western Alberta9 IcWolf, Canis lupus, predation and maternal defensive behavior in mountain goats, Oreamnos americanus O mPairing success of male Black-and-white warblers Mniotilta varia in forest fragments and a continuous forest 1 AfA comparison of techniques for assessing amphibian assemblages on streams in the western boreal forest;Field identification of Rocky Mountain and common whitefishPSemi-natural and intensive silvicultural systems for the boreal mixedwood forestmTree-ring based reconstruction of summer temperatures at the Columbia Icefield, Alberta, Canada, AD 1073-1983hThree centuries of annual area burned variability in northwestern North America inferred from tree ringsMonitoring an oil-sands reservoir in northwest (Northeast?) Alberta using time-lapse 3D seismic and 3D P-SV converted-wave data/Tar sands: key geologic risks and opportunities9Determinants of spatial pattern in saxicolous communitiesUEffects of prey size, abundance and population structure on Piscivory by yellow perchiCarbon isotype discrimination and water stress in trembling aspen following variable retention harvestingdRelationships between phosphorus in shallow sediments and in trophogenic zone of seven Alberta lakesHDesign for an inexpensive continuous digital output water level recorderFactors influencing wetland plant communities during a flood-drawn down cycle in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, northern Alberta, CanadamHarlequins Histrionicus histrionicus in a Rocky Mountain watershed 1: Background and general breeding ecology %XVegetation characteristics and bighorn sheep use on burned and unburned areas in AlbertaUSeasonality and reoccurrence of depredation and wolf control in western North AmericaFForest fragmentation and colony performance of forest tent caterpillarWMovements, survival, and settlement of red squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus) offspring5 LkAre boreal birds resilient to forest fragmentation? An experimental study of short-term community responsesdFaunal observations from Edmonton, Fort Chipewyan and other areas : autumn (August to November) 1976xA whooping crane reintroduction project on the Canadian prairies : identifying relevant issues using expert consultationMTracing sodium naphthenate in asphaltenes precipitated from Athabasca bitumenoOrganochlorine compounds in trout from lakes over 1600 meter elevation gradient in the Canadian Rocky MountainsMonitoring aquatic environments receiving industrial effluents using small fish species 1: response of spoonhead sculpin (Cottus ricei) downstream of a bleached-kraft pulp millz eEvolutionary relationships among colonies of Columbian ground squirrels as shown by Mitochondrial DNAEffects of fertilization on seasonal patterns of foliar mass and nutrients of tamarack and black spruce on undrained minerotrophic peatland sites[NPK fertilization at planting of three hybrid poplar clones in the boreal region of AlbertaVImpact of riparian buffer guidelines on old growth in western boreal forests of CanadagResponse of plankton communities to whole-lake Ca(OH)2 and CaCO3 additions in eutrophic hardwater lakesmComparison of the structure and composition of cokes from the thermal cracking of Athabasca Oil Sands bitumenARole of hydrophobic solids in the stability of oil sands tailingsVMolecular transformation of Athabasca bitumen end-cuts during coking and hydrocracking\Separation and characterization of foulant material in coker gas oils from Athabasca bitumenPGenetic variation within and relatedness among wood and plains bison populationsOTextural characteristics of drift from some representative cordilleran glaciersg Glacial Lake Agassiz : a 5000 yr history of change and its relationship to the x O record of GreenlandQRlStratigraphic applications of substrate-specific ichnofacies: delineating discontinuities in the rock recordBRadio interferometry depth sounding: Part I-Theoretical discussion7Analysis of stress, flow and stability around wellboresnThe relationship between ecosystem productivity and photosynthetically active radiation for northern peatlands[Canada's boreal desert : the Athabasca sand dunes, a geomorphological anomaly and inventorySpecies composition, abundance and emergence phenology of midges (Diptera: Chironomidae) in a brown-water stream of west-central AlbertaA WdRemarks on the species of North American Gallinas recently described and notes on their nomenclaturebSatellite detection of Canadian boreal forest fires part I : algorithm development and applicationaSatellite detection of Canadian boreal forest fires part II : algorithm validation and comparison^Utility of field-based artifical streams for assessing effluent effects on riverine ecosystemshIntegrated assessment of ecosystem integrity of large northern rivers: The Northern Rivers Basin examplegRhizome plasticity and clonal foraging of Calamagrostis canadensis in response to habitat heterogeneity) BPPreferential flow in a reclamation cover : hydrological and geochemical responseOSpatio-temporal patterns of mink and muskrat in Canada during a quarter centuryOGround penetrating radar surveys of peatlands for oil field pipelines in CanadaEStudies of Athabasca asphaltene Langmuir films at air-water interface{Stress tolerance of rare and common moss species in relation to their occupied environments and asexual dispersal potentialA multi-species, process based vegetation simulation module to simulate successional forest regrowth after forest disturbance in daily time step hydrological transport modelsWQuantitive review of riparian buffer width guidelines from Canada and the United StatesePersistence and developmental transition of wide seismic lines in the western boreal plains of CanadaQResponses of red-osier dogwood to oil sands tailings treated with gypsum or alum.sEffect of geological processes on coal quality and utilization potential : review with examples from western CanadatShallow groundwater-surface water interactions in pond-peatland complexes along a boreal plains topographic gradientPTemporal variations in river-ice break-up over the Mackenzie River Basin, Canada}Sources of heterogeneity bias when DNA mark-recapture sampling methods are applied to grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) populationsd pARevision of Nearctic mountain midges (Diptera: Deuterophlebiidae)Conodont fauna and biostratigraphy of the Outram, Skoki and Owen Creek formations (Lower to Middle Ordovician), Wilcox Pass, Alberta, CanadaiUse of alternative classifications in studying broad-scale distributional patterns of lotic invertebratesTFall and winter weights of Hungarian partridges and sharp-tailed grouse from AlbertaVImmobilizing bighorn sheep with succinylcholine chloride and phencycline hydrochlorideRates and causes of grizzly bear< mortality in the interior mountains of British Columbia, Alberta, Montana, Washington and IdahoPopulation dynamics of songbirds in the boreal mixedwood forests of Alberta, Canada: estimating minimum and maximum extents of spatial population synchrony7Protozoan control of bacterial abundances in freshwater[Mass spectrometric characterization of naphthenic acids in environmental samples : a reviewHA phylogenetic comparison of red deer and wapiti using mitochondrial DNACBlack fly problem in Athabasca County and vicinity, Alberta, Canada1Report of June 5th - 6th field trip to Swan HillsIThe wood bison of Canada: the last wild remnant of a once extensive faunaoPreservation of waterfowl habitat in western Canada: is the North American Waterfowl Management Plan a success?Stratigraphic dip analysis - a novel application for detailed geological modelling of Point Bars, and predicting bitumen grade, McMurray Formation, Muskeg River Mine, Northeast AlbertatSome woody-inhabiting yeasts of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) from Alberta and Northeastern British Columbia1 DInfectivity of Ornithodiplostomum ptychocheilus and Posthodiplostomum minimum (Trematoda: Diplostomidae) cercariae following exposure to cadmium /3 MkA study of the Idaho jumping mice of the genus Zapus, with remarks on a few specimens from British ColumbiaSCoagglomeration of coal and limestone to reduce sulphur emissions during combustionmPhototoxicity of oil sands-derived polycyclic aromatic compounds to Japanese medaka (Oryzias latipes) embryosU ddDetermination of naphthenic acids in crude oils using nonaqueous ion exchange solid-phase extraction]Possible identification of poorly crystalline inorganic matter present in Athabasca oil sandsoNature and genesis of breccia bodies in Devonian strata, Peace Point area, Wood Buffalo Park, northeast Alberta`A phytogeographical survey of rare, endangered and extinct vascular plants in the Canadian floraeA survey of metals and trace organic compounds in sediments from Wabamun Lake and other Alberta lakesINew distribution records for 48 species of Polyporaceae in western Canada@Macroinvertebrate subsampling: simplified apparatus and approachThe habitat templet and life history strategies of pondskaters (Heteroptera: Gerridae) : reproductive potential, phenology and wing dimorphismSGeographic variation in population cycles of Canadian muskrats (Ondatra zibethicus)@ RcMicrosculpture and phylogenetic significance of the spermathaca of blackflies (Diptera: Simuliidae)zThe millipeds of central Canada (Arthropoda: Diplopoda), with reviews of the Canadian fauna and diplopod faunistic studiesbFine-scale genetic structure and dispersal in Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis) within Alberta, Canada; JkFirst report of a yellow disease of German statice (Goniolimon tataricum) in Canada caused by a phytoplasma4 HEmpirical studies on the relationship between process water chemistry and oil sands processability. Problem Ores, 1st Extraction Fundamentals SeminarCResponse of wolves to corridor restoration and human use managementqPeat carbon stocks in the southern Mackenzie River Basin : uncertainties revealed in a high-resolution case studyMethanogenesis and methanogen diversity in three peatland types of the discontinuous permafrost zone, boreal western continental CanadadGrizzly bear cumulative effects assessment model: review for the Regional Carnivore Management GrouprBehavioral response and habituation of mountain goats in relation to petroleum exploration at Pinto Creek, AlbertabUsing the peat core record to help predict future peatland C dynamics - problems and uncertaintiesInvestigations of poly-chlorinated biphenyls in bottom sediments of the Bear-Wapiti-Smoky-Peace and Upper Athabasca River systems, 1989-2000HOil sands fever: the environmental implications of Canada's oil and rushObservations of naturally occurring hydrocarbons (bitumen) in Quaternary sediments, Athabasca Oil Sands Area and areas west, AlbertaOA study of winter coyote hunting in Alberta with emphasis on use of snowmobilesLarge-scale forest planning in western boreal forests: simulation of different planning scenarios based on natural landscape patterns. Report II: Simulation and comparison of four scenarios1Peace-Athabasca weeds: a reconnaissance appraisal"Packed saddles to Tte Jaune Cache(Protecting coniferous seeds from rodentsSLandscape classification and plant successional trends in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaQMigration and population dynamics of the Peace-Athabasca Delta goldeye population`The Alberta Forest Biodiversity monitoring program: cost effectiveness of alternative monitoringgIsland remnants within fires in the foothills and the Rocky Mountain natural regions of Alberta: Part 1Use of dipmeter data in the definition of the internal architecture of point bar deposits in the Athabasca oil sands: implications for the Middle McMurray Formation in the Hangingstone area, Alberta;Vegetation baseline report : Connacher Great Divide Project=Monthly record, Meteorological observations in western CanadaA multi-century flood, climatic, and ecological history of the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Northern Alberta, Canada; technical report prepared for B. C. Hydro AFinite-element analysis of oil sands subjected to thermal effectscFormulations and a methodology for computing response of unsaturated soils to change of temperature_A new constitutive stress-strain model to describe the geomechanical behaviour of the oil sandstIdentification of wolf prey using hair and feather remains with special reference to western Canadian National ParksLQuaternary geology of northwestern Alberta and northeastern British Columbia`Permian depositional environments, petrography and diagenesis, southern Canadian Rocky Mountains=Geotechnical considerations of stacker dumped spoil at SuncorXLithostratigraphical of the Lower Cretaceous coal-bearing sequence, Foothills of AlbertaRSusceptibility of geologic deposits to erosion in the House Mountain Area, AlbertaRSwan Hills Watershed Restoration Project. Initial progress Report to Oct. 31, 1967{Variability of soil temperature, substrate moisture content, and tree growth on two drained and undrained Alberta peatlandsInterim report on ecological benchmarking and biomonitoring for detection of air-bourne pollutant effects on vegetation and soils, 1975 to 1978.Characteristics of subalpine spruce in AlbertaGA catalogue of lichens reported from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba-Botanical investigations in Wood Buffalo ParkXLexicon of geologic names in the western Canada sedimentary basin and Arctic ArchipelagoWThe birds of the Lake Athabasca area, Mackenzie District, NWT, Alberta and SaskatchewanThe impact of land clearing on the hydrologic and aquatic resources of boreal forests in Alberta; current knowledge and areas for study, November 18 and 19, 1994, Grey Nuns Regional Centre, Edmonton, Alberta: workshopfInventory studies of birds on and near crown lease number 17, Athabasca oil sands, 1975. Parts 1 and 2SMixing of insecticide : one-dimensional analysis of methoxychlor concentration datafStructural style influenced by lithofacies in the Rocky Mountain Main Ranges, Alberta-British ColumbiamStratigraphy of the Devonian Miette reef complex and associated strata, eastern Jasper National Park, Alberta~Northeastern Alberta. A park resource assessment study. Part I: Overview. Part II: Recreation and preservation Recommendations`Biophysical analysis and evaluation of capability of capability, Ft. McMurray-Gregoire Lake areaAnticipated impacts of the Alberta-Pacific pulp and paper mill development on boreal plant life, vegetation communities, and soils with projected discharges of carbon into the atmosphere due to the release of sequestered carbon in forest biomassEcological behavioral studies on mountain goats at Pinto Creek, Alberta. Part I Ecological studies. Part II Behavioral disturbance studies. Part III Impact assessmentTA study of ungulate movement patterns in the Athabasca River Valley,< Hinton, Alberta@Third quarterly report of the Berland - A la peche caribou studyGAn interim report of the insectivorous animals in the AOSERP study areaAA fifth progress report of the Berland - A la peche caribou study@First quarterly report of the Berland - A la peche caribou studyASecond quarterly report of the Berland - A la peche caribou studyTWildlife resources and trapping activity in the vicinity of the AOSTRA test facility$Aerial survey of the Athabasca RanchA comparative synecological and distributional study of the montane, subalpine and alpine plant communities in the Vine Creek basin, Jasper National Park: progress reportRA small mammal inventory of Banff and Jasper National Parks, II - Athabasca ValleyMercoal Minerals Ltd. Mercoal Project, Volume II. Environmental Impact Assessment. Report Submitted to Energy Resources Conservation BoardbSpring helicopter survey of large mammals above 6000 feet in Jasper, Banff and Yoho National ParksbSummer helicopter survey of large mammals above 6000 feet in Jasper, Banff and Yoho National Parks3Indentification and classification of small mammals7Experimental manipulations of snowshoe hare populationsjSnowshoe hare population response to continuous population removal and artificially created high densitiesCWinter die-off of beaver and muskrats in northern Alberta 1955-1956^Mortality of bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) on a railroad and highway in Jasper National Park +Report on the program for the control of anthrax in bison at Wood Buffalo National Park and in the Northwest Territories and on the health status of bison slaughtered in the Park during the fiscal year 1966-67kTransplants of moose and elk from Elk Island National Park by Alberta Fish and Wildlife Division in 1980-81History and performance of elk transplant projects in N. E. Alberta - includes summary of 1982 Amadou Lake - Pelican Mt. transplant4Trapper questionnaires since 1963 [attributed title]@A reconnaissance of the moose range in the Peace-Athabasca Delta^The computerization of wildlife data cards with special reference to moose and related species,Age determination in the bison (Bison bison) +ABig game range enclosures in the National Parks of western CanadayAerial oblique photography for age: sex structure identification of bison in Wood Buffalo National Park. June 10-13, 1975ZFreeze-branding bison for aerial identification, Wood Buffalo National Park, June 13, 1975vAthabasca tar sands study. V. 1. App. 8. Environmental impact of upgrading operations in conventional tar sands plants;Ornithological investigations near Belvedere, Alberta, 1926rHeavy metal dynamics in the Athabasca River : sediment concentrations prior to major Alberta oil sands developmentEvaluation of subbituminous coals of Alberta: conversion of Ardley, Judy Creek and Fox Creek coals in dispersed catalyst process;An interpretation of longitudinal dispersion data in riversGeothermometers for predicting temperatures during steam-assisted oil recovery in the oil sands reservoirs of the Mannville Group, Alberta[Baseline hydrogeological regime at the intermediate scale, AOSTRA Underground Test FacilityTLocal-scale baseline subsurface hydrogeology at the AOSTRA Underground Test Facility3Limestone on Leyland Mountain near Cadomin, Alberta;Investigation into bird kill - Syncrude site, Fort McMurrayZTerminal report summer employment with the Canadian Wildlife Service. May - November, 1964gWild hunters. Adventures with wolves, foxes, eagles and falcons based on 25 years of field observationsIAnalysis of animal remains from the Old Fort Point Site, northern AlbertaaSlave River Hydro Project feasibility study. Task Area 4, Regions C and D final report - wildlifeXBig game survey. Muskeg River west to headwaters of Sheep Creek (Athabasca Special Area)oApproaches to the design of a biomonitoring program using arthropods as bioindicators for the AOSERP study areaA study of fibrous filters and montmorillonite as potentially non-specific adjuncts to normal chemical treatment of bituminous emulsions derived from Alberta oil sands: AOSTRA Agreement No. 180 Final report^The feasibility of using trap nets to selectively harvest Ling, Lota lota in Lesser Slave Lake? JPhysical stratigraphy and conodont biostratigraphy of the Beaverhill Lake Group, late Middle to early Late Devonian, east-central Alberta0The Syncrude Mildred Lake Tailings dyke redesignThe late Pleistocene Athabasca braided delta of northeastern Alberta, Canada: a paraglacial drainage system affected by aeolian sand supplyModelling dynamics of regenerated juvenile stands for major Alberta tree species: Interim growth intercept models for predicting site index in young spruce, pine and aspen standsJSurvey of native trees and scrubs on disturbed lands in the eastern slopesQConsolidated tailings (CT) integrated reclamation landscape demonstration projectpConsolidated tailings (CT) integrated reclamation landscape demonstration project: technical report #4-year 2003Study of oil sands sludge reclamation under the tailings sludge abandonment research program. App. V. Microbiological aspects of Suncor's reclamation program`Hydrocarbon removal from and upgrading of aqueous waste water from oil sands recovery operationsiCharacterization of organic constituents in waters and wastewaters of the Athabasca Oil sands mining areaGAn action plan for the recovery of the northern leopard frog in AlbertahGeophysical stratigraphy mapping using electrical resistivity tomography, fee lot 2, Suncor Energy Inc. .Status of the wolverine (Gulo gulo) in Alberta "TResponses of mountain caribou to linear features in a west-central Alberta landscapexModelling and mapping forest biomass using forest inventory and Landsat TM data: results from the Foothills Model ForestMGravitational deformations of mountain ridges in the Rocky Mountain foothillsTransgressive barrier movement during the Little Ice Age: confirmation of a major Lake Athabasca (Alberta, Canada) high-water stand that inundated the Peace-Athabasca DeltaPlacing recently observed drying trends in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Canada, into an historical context using paleolimnology: stable isotope resultsReconstruction of past hydrology and climate from stable isotope records of a closed-drainage lake in Peace-Athabasca Delta, Alberta, CanadapGeology of the McMurray Formation: field guide for the Canadian Society of Petroleum Geologists Meeting, CalgaryYBuried channels and glacial-drift aquifers in the Fort McMurray region, northeast Alberta.Coal occurrences Athabasca-Smith area, AlbertaGammarus predation and the possible effects of Gammarus and Choborus feeding on the zooplankton composition in some small lakes and ponds in western Canada / 7< DDUnderstanding fire behavior - the keys to effective fuels managementWUnderstory recovery after burning and reburning quaking aspen stands in central AlbertaBPeridial morphology and evolution in the prototunicate ascomycetesGRegional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) Joint Community Update 2008yStructure Formation in oil sands fine tailings resulting from flocculation of coarse Bi-wetted solids by bitumen bridgingSedimentology and stratigraphy of Middle and Upper Devonian carbonates in northern Alberta: a contribution to the carbonate-hosted Pb-Zn (MVT) targeted geoscience initiativeTectonic expulsion of fluids into the Obed area of west-central Alberta: Sr isotope evidence for fluid pathway, extent and possible sourcesmInfluence of the Rocky Mountain Foothills on fluid flow in the west-central part of the Alberta Basin, Canada=Oil sands scientist: the letters of Karl A. Clark 1920 - 1949IAthabasca tar sands study: the environmental impact of In Situ technology7 ?NSand and gravel and peat moss development possibilities for northern AlbertansRFirebag property, northeast Alberta summary report of exploration programs 1993-95Metallic and industrial mineral assessment report on characterizing and estimate resources of alumina in the Clearwater< Formation clayszControls on Paleosol development in the Judy Creek Reef Complex, Upper Devonian Swan Hills Formation, West-Central AlbertaOutcrop to subsurface correlation of the Upper Devonian (Frasnian) in the Alberta Basin (W, Canada) based on comparison of Miette and Redwater carbonate buildup marginsSedimentology, sequence stratigraphy, and platform-to-basin correlation of the Upper Devonian Miette and Ancient wall build-ups: Rocky Mountains, Alberta, CanadaGordon Buchanan Enterprises Ltd. (Buchanan Lumber) and Tolko Industries Ltd. (High Prairie OSB Division) Detailed Forest Management PlanORelease of white spruce from aspen competition in Alberta's spruce-aspen forest2Practical implementation of predictive maintenancepGrizzly Bear Foothills Habitat Fragmentation by Seismic Cutlines mapped from Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) ImageryKTemporal variations in snow avalanche activity along the Ice Fields ParkwaywThe comparative effects of chemical immobilizing drug and method of capture on the health of free-ranging grizzly bearsPComparative physiological effects of immobilizing agents in North American bears]Cheviot Mine: a catalyst for space age research towards regional conservation of grizzly bearRResource selection of grizzly bears in the Yellowhead Ecosystem of Alberta, CanadaUsing remote sensing and GIS to quantify the landscape structure and habitat fragmentation within grizzly bear management units in the Yellowhead Ecosystem, AlbertaBSelecting Protected Areas: the Foothills Natural Region of AlbertaAspects of evolution and adaption in American black bear (Ursus americanus Pallus) and brown and grizzly bears (Ursus arctos Linne.) of North AmericaPHistorical resources overview and preliminary assessment, Judy Creek North LeaseThe rare vascular flora of Alberta. Volume 2: a summary of the taxa occurring in the Canadian Shield, Boreal forest, Parkland and Grassland Natural Regions|A first approximation of the effect of climate warming on the white pine weevil hazard in the Mackenzie River Drainage BasinAn assessment of population, community and ecosystem level approaches and metrics to assess and monitor aquatic ecosystem healthAn assessment of the utility of benthic macroinvertebrate and fish community structure in biomonitoring, Peace, Athabasca and Slave River basins^A database of environmental samples collected and analysed for the Northern River Basins StudySEnvironmental contaminants in water and sediment, upper Athabasca River, April 1992gSize distribution and transport of suspended particles, Athabasca River for February and September 1993vDesign and application of a transportable experimental stream system for assessing effluent impacts on riverine biotaQEarly stand development of lodgepole pine spaced at age 7 in west-central AlbertaAJuvenile spacing of 25-year-old lodgepole pine in western AlbertaPotentially trackable small patch communities of the Maybelle Dunes, Richardson River Dunes and Marguerite Crag and Tail Wildland ParksPreliminary mammalian survey in the area of Marguerite Crag and Tail, Maybelle River and Richardson River Wildland Provincial Parks, AlbertaMWood Buffalo National Park and northeast Alberta Peregrine Falcon monitoring lGrowth of forests in Canada. Part 2: a quantitive description of the land base and the mean annual incrementVMetallic mineral occurrences of the exposed Precambrian Shield in northeastern Alberta6Double-crested cormorant food habits, northeast regionNHairy woodpecker year round habitat. Habitat suitability index model version 5bBraided channel pattern morphodynamics: the physical controls on braiding intensity in gravel bedsChironomidae as indicators of wetland viability : report on field work in wetlands in Fort McMurray, Alberta area (June 12-July 16, 1998)Environmental impact assessment for the Syncrude Canada Limited Aurora Mine. V. 13. The community of Fort McKay traditional uses of renewable resources on the proposed Syncrude Aurora Mine site local study areaEnvironmental impact assessment for the Syncrude Canada Limited Aurora Mine. V. 30. Syncrude Aurora Mine Project utility corridor (roadway and pipeline) route selection QPredisturbance soils and forest soil capability ratings for Syncrude Canada Ltd. JPredisturbance soils and forest capability ratings for Suncor Lease 86/17LImpact analysis of socio-economic impacts associated with the Steepbank Mine5Tonquin Valley vegetation reconnaissance field surveyUA fossil radula from the Lower Cambrian Mahto Formation, Jasper National Park, CanadahUpper Cambrian and Lower Ordovician Conodont biostratigraphy, Wilcox Peak, Jasper National Park, AlbertaQTriassic stratigraphy near the northern boundary of Jasper National Park, Alberta[Upper Devonian reef domain of the western Canada sedimentary basin : Banff and Jasper areasSunwapta Pass areaThe late Precambrian Yellowhead carbonate platform, Jasper, Alberta : continuous outcrop from platform to basin at the scale of seismic lines : June 25-June 26, 1992fA laboratory study of long-term effects of mine depressurization groundwater on fish and invertebratesNPhysiology and mechanisms of airbourne pollutant injury to vegetation, 1979-80>The feasibility of a weather radar near Fort McMurray, Alberta%Pollution deposition field study planpA fisheries and water quality survey of ten lakes in the Richardson Tower area, northeastern Alberta. V. 2. DataqPhysical description of selected tributary mouths and sheltered backwaters of the Athabaska and Clearwater Rivers0Plant growth in relation to surface disturbancesZOrnithological studies on and near Crown Lease 17, northeastern Alberta, June-October 1984Limnological studies of high altitude lakes in the National Parks of Western Canada. III. A preliminary report on zooplankton distribution and predator-prey relationships in alpine lakesLimnological studies of high altitude lakes in the National Parks of Western Canada. IV. Aspects of the basic limnology of several alpine and subalpine lakes, Jasper National Park, AlbertaLimnological studies of high altitude lakes in the National Parks of Western Canada. X. Some shallow montane lakes and ponds in east-central Jasper National ParkA preliminary bibliography of limnological and related reports and publications concerning the waters of the foothills region and the mountain national parks of southwestern Alberta and southeastern British Columbia!The endangered Molluscs of CanadaAn examination of the fishes at the Maligne River trout hatchery, Jasper National Park, for bacterial diseases, viral disease and whirling diseases3Aquatic resource management in Jasper National ParkMigratory behavior of major salmoid fishes, rainbow trout, Dolly Varden char and mountain whitefish in the Tri-Creek watershed, 1969 to 19780The Odonata of Canada and Alaska. Parts I and IIQTest of an erodability rating system for the foothills of central Alberta, CanadaFResults of aquatic studies in the McLeod and Upper Smoky River systemsKStream water quality in the vicinity of Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 1990/1991Evaluation of some Alberta coal deposits : part I. the Wizard Lake district. Part II. The Westlock-Barrhead District. Part III. The Sheep Creek-Wildhay River DistrictGregg River Mine West Extension. Consultant Report 2. Botanical, vegetation and ecological resource survey of the proposed Gregg River Mine West Extension areaGregg River Mine West Extension. Consultant Report 4. Detailed soil survey and soil handling plan of Gregg River Mine West Extension area and road corridorwGregg River Mine West Extension. Consultant Report 21. Rock drain considerations at the Gregg River Mine West Extension/Gregg River crossing for freehold mining access}Pembina River Valley Floodplain management study : phase 1 - feasibility evaluation non-structural alternatives. Final report}Agricultural land flood damage disaster assistance program, west central Alberta, 1986 : silting and erosion : summary report`Water quality monitoring results on the Pembina River near the Amoco blowout site 13-12-48-12 W5< *Brazeau-Pembina River classification studylCo-operative fisheries inventory program 2002 : summary report for the Driftpile and Fawcett River drainagesXSurface water biota environmental monitoring report on additional sites : fall 1986-1989pAssessment of hydrotechnical aspects for the proposed Buffalo Bay-Horse Lakes management program : stage 1 studyoHistorical review of small wood preserving facilities : compendium 2 - Paul Rebkowich, Wandering River, Alberta9Performance rating of log boom in Paddle River cutoff A-1oHistorical resources impact assessment of Pinehurst Lake campsite and the Shaw Lake - Jackson Lake trail system6Boardwalk Trail, Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park`Kirby in-situ oil sands project. V. 2. Introduction to the EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment)Bringing groundwater Quality Research to the Watershed Scale. Proceedings of the 4th International Groundwater Quality Conference, held at Waterloo, Canada, July, 20045Groundwater availability in the Fort Assiniboine areahGroundwater resources and buried channels in the Edmonton, Lac La Biche, Cold lake area, Alberta, CanadabAssessment of the 2002 summer sport fishery for walleye and northern pike in Calling Lake, AlbertaARegional aquatics monitoring program (RAMP) 2004 technical report5A proposed provincial park for Gregoire Lake, AlbertaTSoil survey of Winagami Lake Provincial Park and interpretation for recreational use1The dilution of circular discharges in crossflowsVWinter fluctuations in size of home range of the red squirrel, Tamiasciurus hudsonicus? Comparative feeding habits of lake whitefish (Coregonus Clupeaformis) and longnose sucker (Catostomus Catostomus) in Lesser Slave Lake. D[ pEcological monitoring research in Pinus banksiana-dominated forests of the Athabasca Oil Sands and Hondo-Slave Lake areas of Alberta during the period 1981 to 1984" 1>Red Cap sheep : their movements and migrations (1973 progress)WLimitations of estimating ice loads from the dynamic responses of a massive bridge pierSampling of ground water from wells in the Athabasca Oil Sands (in situ) area, Alberta, 1999-2001 : a compilation of protocols and methodsPA lithofacies analysis of the McMurray Formation, Lower Steepbank River, Alberta1Project Millennium application. V. 2d. AppendiceskProject Millennium application. V. 2a. Environmental impact assessment, introduction, air quality, aquaticspProject Millennium application. V. 2b. Environmental impact assessment, terrestrial resources, closure agreementfProject Millennium application. V. 2c. Environmental impact assessment, social aspects, impact summaryProject Millennium application. V. 8. Report on historical resources impact assessment for Suncor's Project Millennium (Revised Oct. 1998)DMaintenance fertilization of a revegetated subalpine coal mine spoiljAlternative silvicultural systems for harvesting and regenerating spruce-dominated boreal mineral wetlandsZRoles of buffer strips in riparian zones : TROLS Project : U of A project update - 1996/97RMapping burned areas and estimating fire emissions over the Canadian boreal forestThe importance of Early (Penecontemporaneous) Meteroic Diagenesis in the development of limestone porosity in the "Platform" of the Devonian Swan Hills Formation_Application for approval of the Devon Jackfish 2 Project. V. 2. Environmental impact assessmentApplication for approval of the Devon Jackfish Project. V. 5. Application for approval of the Devon Jackfish Project additional clarification request (ACR)Christina Lake Thermal Project : application to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environmental Protection. V. 3s. 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G. d Follow-up report on the effects of H S on bovine reproductive dysgenesis after the Lodgepole blowout$%<Natural history inventory 2000 : Grizzly Ridge Wildland ParkCottonwood Consultants Wallis, Cliff\Swan Hills Waste Treatment Centre : long-term follow-up health assessment program, 1997-2002AUnderstanding views of risk : a case study of Swan Hills, Alberta Lee, DanielnAir quality monitoring for dioxins, furans and PCBs in the Swan Hills area : summer, 1997 (July 7 to August 1)XThe Alberta Swan Hills special waste treatment centre expansion : environmental concernsBowal, Peter; Ingelson, Willa,University of Calgary, Faculty of Management<Incinerator of the Swan Hills Special Waste Treatment Centre$Natural Resources Conservation BoardChem-Security Alberta) Ltd. ~Mississippian porosity trends project : phase II, Peace River, Utikuma Lake, Swan Hills area, west central Alberta. V. 1. TextMississippian porosity trends project : phase II, Peace River, Utikuma Lake, Swan Hills area, west central Alberta. V. 2. Appendices9Applied Geoscience and Technology (AGAT) Consultants Ltd. Morin, GilesfVegetation descriptions and percent cover values, salt spill reclamation research, Swan Hills, AlbertaDavies, Graham R. Reprint Series 1Compound-type separation and characterization studies for a 370 degrees to 535 degrees C distillate of Swan Hills (south field), Alberta, Canada, crude oilU. S. Bureau of MinesReport of Investigations 7821Moose in the Swan Hills0Hrapko, J. O.; Smith, H. C., Spalding, D. A. E. 'Provincial Museum & Archives of AlbertaMuseum and Archives Notes No. 6;Palaeontology of the Swan Hills area, north-central AlbertaNHouse Mountain area : Swan Hills Beaverhill Lake oil field : engineering study$House Mountain Engineering Committee Jones, J. 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IADC/SPE Drilling Conference, New Orleans, LA, 12-15 March, 1996685-6913High pressure waterflood at Canada's House MountainWorld Petroleum Simr, C. J. House Mountain, Swan Hills FieldReed, Philip E. NDiscontinuity surfaces in Beaverhill Lake Group (Devonian) limestones, Alberta)Swan Hills, House Mountain, Deer Mountain Police PointNatural History SeriesPublic Lands Division&Police Point Natural Area, Buffalo BayBrandreth, DavidVWalleye fry emergence and migration in the Buffalo Bay / South Heart River system 1992PAn examination of aquatic resources in the Foothills Project study area, AlbertapSite specific aquatic environmental conditions in the Foothills Project area : draft report, for discussion only(Hildebrand, L.; McLeod, C.; Chymko, N. 8Pembina River, McLeod river, Embarras River, Erith RiverIR. L. & L. Environmental Services prepared for Gulf Canada Resources Inc.Gulf Canada Resources Inc. tFoothills Project ; a statement of current environmental setting. V. 1. 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H. &Dapp Creek, Alberta, surficial geology 1 : 100 000 map 1979-1ONymphal density and life histories of two water striders (Hemiptera : Gerridae)Harada, T.; Spence, J. R. 563-570>Density estimation for water-striders (Heperoptera : Gerridae)Annual Review of Entomology101-128HBiology of water striders : interactions between systematics and ecologySpence, J. R.; Andersen, N. M. )Schindler, David W.; Vallentyne, John R. ^A review of anthropogenic sources of < nitrogen and their effects on Canadian aquatic ecosystems5Schindler, David W.; Dillon, Peter J.; Schreier, HansAhttp://www.springerlink.com/content/5350w07775k66819/fulltext.pdf%Lower Miette rocks at Jasper, Alberta=Canadian Rockies Hot Springs : Banff, Miette, Radium, 2007-08OMoose population dynamics and winter habitat use at Rochester, Alberta, 1965-77Open file Report 79 : 5Keith, L. B.; Rolley, R. E. aReport to Canstar Oil Sands Ltd. By Pedology Consultants and D. A. Westworth and Associates Ltd. ZComparison review of Thickwood Hills Patterned Fen and the McClelland Lake Wetland Complex%Doubt, Jennifer C.; Belland, Rene J. http://209.85.173.132/search?q=cache:O8AvU9mUGHsJ:issues.albertawilderness.ca/ML/Archive/ThickwoodHillsMcClellandLake.pdf+%22Doubt%22+%22Comparison+review+*+Thickwood%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=ca(Global patterns of Sphagnum productivity _Risk-based assessment of the sustainability of the reclamation strategy - First progress reportElshorbagy, Amin; Carey, Sean!CASIM Series Report No. CAN-07-010http://www.hydropyramids.com/files/CAN-07-01.pdfChemical Research in Toxicology9Northern exposures, northern risks : toxicology in CanadaJosephy, P. David 1909-19128Carbon capture and sequestration in the Canadian contextAbdul-Razzak, Sura6http://msep.mcmaster.ca/publications/CarbonCapture.pdfRModelling the dynamics of the evapotranspiration process using genetic programming6Parasuraman, Kamban; Elshorbagy, Amin; Carey, Sean K. `Kiniry, J. R.; MacDonald, J. D.; Kemanian, Armen R.; Watson, Brett; Putz, Gordon; Prepas, E. E. =http://www.atypon-link.com/IAHS/doi/pdf/10.1623/hysj.52.3.563Mildred Lake, South Bison Hill57 39111 13563-578+Parasuraman, K.; Elshorbagy, A.; Carey, S. WSpiking-modular neural networks : a neural modeling approach for hydrological processesnMulticriterion decision analysis approach to assess the utility of watershed modeling for management decisionsElshorbagy, Amin3http://www.hydropyramids.com/files/2005WR004264.pdf Boese, K. ZSimulation of the hydrological processes on reconstructed watersheds using system dynamics'Elshorbagy, Amin; Jutla, A.; Kells, J. =http://www.atypon-link.com/IAHS/doi/pdf/10.1623/hysj.52.3.538%Jutla, A.; Elshorbagy, A.; Kells, J. !CASIM Series Report No. CAN-06-018Kelln, C.; Barbour, S. l.; Elshorbagy, A.; Qualizza, C. Long-term performance of a reclamation cover : the evolution of hydraulic properties and hydrologic response. In: The Fourth International Conference on Unsaturated Soils, ASCE, 2-6 April, Carefree, Arizona, USA5Qualizza, C.; Chapman, D.; Barbour, S. L.; Purdy, B. Reclamation research at Syncrude Canada's mining operation in Alberta's Athabasca Oil Sands region. In: International Conference on Ecological Restoration SER2004, Victoria, 24-26 august538-562`Multi-criterion decision analysis approach to assess the performance of reconstructed watersheds2Elshorbagy, Amin; Barbour, S. Lee; Qualizza, ClaraIFACRhttp://www.elet.polimi.it/IFAC_TC_Environment/Venice2004/poster/3v04elshorbagy.pdfHHydrological modelling of reconstructed watersheds using system dynamicsElshorbagy, Amin; Jutla, A.!Mildred Lake, Athabasca Oil Sands=https://www.cosis.net/abstracts/EGU06/01715/EGU06-J-01715.pdfParasuraman, K.; Elshorbagy, A.Toward improving the reliability of hydrologic prediction : model structure uncertainty and its quantification using ensemble-based genetic programming framework%Southwest Sand Storage, Fort McMurray8http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/2008/2007WR006451.shtml 1676-1684EEstimating saturated hydraulic conductivity using genetic programming5Parasuraman, Kamban; Elshorbagy, Amin; Bing, Cheng SigEstimating saturated hydraulic conductivity in spatially variable fields using neural network ensembles 1851-1859/Hydrology and Earth System Sciences DiscussionsvA generic system dynamics model for simulating and evaluating the hydrological performance of reconstructed watersheds%Keshta, N.; Elshorbagy, A.; Barr, A. 1441-1478Nhttp://www.hydrol-earth-syst-sci-discuss.net/5/1441/2008/hessd-5-1441-2008.pdf675-6903Mapfumo, E.; Chanasyk, D. S.; Chaikowsky, C. L. A. YOn the relevance of using artificial neural networks for estimating soil moisture contentElshorbagy, A.; Parasuraman, K.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MImg&_imagekey=B6V6C-4T8HHM5-2-W&_cdi=5811&_user=1067473&_orig=search&_coverDate=11%2F30%2F2008&_sk=996379998&view=c&wchp=dGLbVtb-zSkzk&md5=3d0e94f9dafc5aebc0e667df44954692&ie=/sdarticle.pdf>http://library2.usask.ca/theses/available/etd-09032008-150055/fhttp://library2.usask.ca/theses/available/etd-01122006-160841/unrestricted/Antar_Final_Thesis_Pass.pdfKells, J. A.; Elshorbagy, AminMHydrologic prediction using pattern recognition and soft-computing techniquesParasuraman, Kamban Civil and Geological Engineering%Athabasca Oil Sands, South Bison Hillahttp://library2.usask.ca/theses/available/etd-08172007-165636/unrestricted/Thesis_KP_CGSR_ETD.pdf Elshorbagy, A.; Parasuraman, K. 389-403 Chapter 28Ahttp://www.springerlink.com/content/qxxg5677665934m1/fulltext.pdfSouth Bison Hill, Fort McMurray55 80 1113 19 5Ahttp://www.springerlink.com/content/95821qj65393w706/fulltext.pdf0Crow Lake, Pelican Lake, Mariana Lake, PlamondonMMacDonald, J. Douglas; Kiniry, Jim; Luke, Stacey; Putz, Gordon; Prepas, Elliehttp://66.102.1.104/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=cache:x4_o4ewgH9YJ:sslsnap02.tamu.edu/EXCHANGE/Jaclyn/SWAT2007/more%2520SWAT/A80_MacDonald_et_al_submission_SWAT_2007.doc+plamondon+alberta+fireEvaluating the role of shrub, grass and forb growth after harvest in forested catchment water balance using SWAT coupled with the ALMANAC model=Assessing recreation values at risk from wildfires in AlbertaNeupane, Anishhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=12&did=1001866961&SrchMode=1&sid=6&Fmt=6&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1233952538&clientId=12302Foothills, Chisholm Fire>seems to be a citation error, he doesn't seem to have a M. 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GSoil survey of Blue Lake Centre and interpretation for recreational use4Alberta Research Centre, Terrain Sciences DepartmentOpen file report 1985-26Blue Lake, EdsonOpen File report 1964-1`Assessment of potential water storage sites and diversion scenarios : final report (2120-045-00)T/854,MPE Engineering Ltd. for Alberta Environment(Stutfield, Hugh E. M.; Collie, J. Norman,Climbs & exploration in the Canadian RockiesMountain classics collection 4&Athabasca Peak, Athabasca River ValleyiAthabasca River water management framework : Alberta's regulatory backstop to protect the Athabasca RiverI/016NA hard road to travel : land, forests and people in the upper Athabasca regionNMurphy, Peter J.; Udell, Robert E.; Stevenson, Robert E.; Peterson, Thomas W. $Northern Rivers Ecosystem InitiativeHull, QB12, 12)Canada's amazon : a boreal forest journeyThe Nature of Things=Suzuki, David; Allder, Michael; Gilday, Len; Schwartz, Nadine!Canadian Broadcasting CorporationFootprints in the DeltaNational Film BoardVCR9Campbell, Peter C.; Krepakevich, Jerry; Rankin, KatherineDept. of the Interior$Prepared in the Railway Lands BranchAthabasca River Basin WatershedANorthern River Basins Study : the legacy, the collective findingsCrutchfield, Ke< nneth T. 9Alberta Environmental Protection, Northeast Boreal Region Big Bend planning project. 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In the matter of an application of Alberta Power Limited respecting a transmission line from Mitsue to the Syncrude Mildred Lake Project ERCB 74-D'Environmental Research Monograph 1973-4'Environmental Research Monograph 1975-2IAn entomological reconnaissance of Syncrude Lease No. 17 and its environs'Environmental Research Monograph 1978-1Report to the Lieutenant Governor in Council in the matter of an application of Syncrude Canada Ltd. Under part 8 of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act ERCB 79-F Major resource impact evaluation)Fort McKay, Fort Chipewyan, Fort McMurraySuncor, Syncrude, Amoco3Literature review on pollutant deposition processes.Denison, P. J.; McMahon, T. A.; Kramer, J. R. Professional Paper 1979-5#Soil resources of Syncrude lease 22'Environmental Research Monograph 1984-1+Knapik, L. J.; Bessie, K.; Richardson, E. "Reid, R. E.; Sherstabetoff, J. N. 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Aurora Natural gas pipeline project : conservation and reclamation planGAGRA Earth and Environmental Limited, prepared for Syncrude Canada Ltd.\Supplemental information for the application for renewal of environmental operating approval<1995 approval renewal application - supplemental informationSuncor boiler No. 2 revamp project : an application to Alberta Environmental Protection for the approval of boiler no. 2 revamp project(Gabos, Stephan; Audette, Robert, et al. >Report on Athabasca Oil sands : regional resource use baselineSubmitted to Petro-Canada Oil and Gas, Rio Alto Exploration Ltd., Shell Canada Limited, Suncor Energy Inc. by Golder Associates2Athabasca Oil Sands regional resource use baseline6Western Interprovincial Scientific Studies AssociationWestern Canada study of animal health effects associated with exposure to emissions from oil and natural gas field facilities : a study of 33,000 cattle in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. V. 1. 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D.; Servranckx, R.; Rosenfeld, D.; Diner, T.; Winterrath, C.; Textor, C.; Andreae, M. O.; Hobbs, P. V. A modeling study of the interaction between meteorological background conditions and the dynamical development of a boreal pyrocumulonimbus cloudSLuderer, G.; Trentmann, J.; Winterrath, T.; Textor, C.; Wernli, H.; Andreae, M. O. 3EOS trans. AGU, 85 (47), Fall Meet. Suppl. Abstracthttp://www.agu.org/cgi-bin/SFgate/SFgate?&listenv=table&multiple=1&range=1&directget=1&application=fm04&database=%2Fdata%2Fepubs%2Fwais%2Findexes%2Ffm04%2Ffm04&maxhits=200&="A21B-0727" 5945-5957>http://www.atmos-chem-phys.org/7/5945/2007/acp-7-5945-2007.pdfKTransport of forest fire smoke above the tropopause by supercell convection"Leipzig, Institute for MeteorologyChisholm Fire?oLACES versus LCES : adopting an "A" for "anchor points" to improve wildland firefighter safety : proceedings of#Thorburn, W. R.: Alexander, M. E. http://66.102.1.104/scholar?hl=en&lr=&q=cache:BIX8Ki57RbUJ:www.iawfonline.org/summit/2001%2520Presentations/proceedings/W.R.%2520Thorburn%25201.doc+%22chisholm+fire%22Diner, D. J.; Fromm, M. D.; Torres, O.; Logan, J. A.; Martonchik, J. V.; Kahn, R. A..; Moroney, C. M.; Mazzoni, D. M.; Averill, C. 6Eos Trans.AGU, 85 (47), Fall Meeting, Suppl., Abstracthttp://www.agu.org/cgi-bin/SFgate/SFgate?&listenv=table&multiple=1&range=1&directget=1&application=fm04&database=%2Fdata%2Fepubs%2Fwais%2Findexes%2Ffm04%2Ffm04&maxhits=200&="A21B-0744"wNew satellite observations of upper troposphere /lower stratospheric aerosols : case studies over the U. S. and Canada An exploratory study of the impact of pyro-cumulonimbus injections of aerosol on the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere climate during northern hemisphere summerLRasch, P. J.; Fromm, M.; Torres, O.; Diner, D. J.; Kahn, R.; Martonchik, J. 6Eos Trans.AGU, 86 (52), Fall Meeting, Suppl., Abstracthttp://www.agu.org/cgi-bin/SFgate/SFgate?&listenv=table&multiple=1&range=1&directget=1&application=fm05&database=%2Fdata%2Fepubs%2Fwais%2Findexes%2Ffm05%2Ffm05&maxhits=200&="A22B-01"<http://www.cosis.net/abstracts/EGU05/05550/EGU05-J-05550.pdf|Modeling of a boreal pyro-cumulonimbus cloud : sensitivity to background meteorology, cloud microphysics and fire energeticsHLuderer, G.; Trentmann, J.; Winterrrath, T.; Textor, C.; Andreae, M. O. <http://www.cosis.net/abstracts/EGU05/06482/EGU05-J-06482.pdf`Stratospheric impact of the Chisholm pyrocumulonimbus eruption : 2. Vertical profile perspectiveFromm, M.; Shettle, E. P.; Fricke, K. H.; Ritter, C.; Trickl, T.; Giehl, H.; Gerding, M.; Barnes, J. E.; O'Neill, M.; Massie, S. T.; Blum, U.; McDermid, I. 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Sixth Symposium on Fire and Forest Meteorology, 19th Interior West Fire Council Meeting>http://www.cosis.net/abstracts/EGU06/09597/EGU06-J-09597-1.pdf1Neupane, Anish; Boxall, Peter C.; Pelletier, RickAssessing the recreation values at risk from wildlife : an exploratory analysis ; presented at the American Agricultural Economics Association, Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, July 1-4, 2004:http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/bitstream/19986/1/sp04ne03.pdf0Cheng, H.; Tan, P.-N.; Potter, C.; Klooster, S. http://delivery.acm.org/10.1145/1470000/1463505/a60-cheng.pdf?key1=1463505&key2=4983034321&coll=GUIDE&dl=GUIDE&CFID=21829724&CFTOKEN=90838478-Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics DiscussionsInteractive comment on "Small-scale mixing processes enhancing troposphere-to-stratosphere transport by pyro-cumulonimbus storms" by G, Luderer et al. Wang, P. (Referee) S4628-S4630Chttp://www.cosis.net/copernicus/EGU/acpd/7/S4628/acpd-7-S4628_p.pdf55 43 111 3655 43%House River Fire 17 May - 7 June 2002[http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/rpv?hm=HInit&afpf=b01-013.pdf&journal=cjb&volume=7955 55111 58Fhttp://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/119184574/PDFSTARThttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MImg&_imagekey=B6VGS-3XR34KC-D-1&_cdi=6046&_user=1067473&_orig=search&_coverDate=12%2F31%2F1998&_sk=999499999&view=c&wchp=dGLzVtb-zSkWA&md5=627de6eded062644a6e86c9eae5baf36&ie=/sdarticle.pdfNMariana Lake burn, Goodwin Lake burn, Rock Isle Lake burn, Virginia Hills fireF56 15 N 111 45 W; 55 22 N 111 32 W; 55 29 N 113 25 W; 55 31 N 115 15 W Fort MacKay area, Fort Chipewyan(Journal of Wood Chemistry and Technology37-46lMonoterpene emissions from lodgepole and jackpine bark inoculated with mountain pine beetle-associated fungiBJost, Robert W.; Rice, Adrianne V.; Langor, David W.; Boluk, Yaman(Logan River, Blue Ridge, Tawatinaw RiverIrrigation Science=Patterson, S. J.; Chanasyk, D. S.; Mapfumo, E.; Naeth, M. A. 547-560Ahttp://www.springerlink.com/content/203n5r2087x63jw5/fulltext.pdf#Western Journal of Applied Forestry#Paddle River flood return structure Kuhnke, W.; Mustapha, A. Majeed Thurber Consultants Ltd. 5Alberta Environment, Design and Construction Division+Sessional Paper Legislative Assembly 141/84HReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-81-1. Geological conditions : a preliminary appraisalIReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-81-2. Report on impervious fill from south borrow areaWReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-81-5. Geological investigation of slickensides in sub-till sediments8Return ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-81-6. Summary of site soil conditions7Return ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any o< f its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-81-9. Borrow material investigation EReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-82-12. Supplementary report on geologic conditionsFReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-82-13. Instrumentation and embankment design reportCReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-83-19. Instrumentation summary report, July 1982>Return ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-83-20. Instrumentation summary to July 1983bReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. TCL-83-21. Factual report and design belief for 1983 end of construction conditionsReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. Letter from Thurber Consultants Ltd. to Alberta Environment, Design and Construction Division re : Paddle River Dam constructionAReturn ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. P. R. 1. 16 construction progress reports no. 1-16<Return ordered by the Assembly re : assessments, studies, and reports prepared by or for the government or any of its agencies or departments, detailing problems encountered in the construction and maintenance of the earth-fill dam since March, 1981 on the Paddle River. P. R. 21. Construction progress report No. 215Impervious borrow - south abutment Paddle Damsite MAAKoppula, Sivajogi, D. APaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 1. Main reportLindner, Dieter H.R. C. Stutz Management Co. Ltd7Jantzie, T.; Chemical and Geological Laboratories Ltd. -MacLaren Engineers Planners & Scientists Inc.8Sheer strength of a soft, fissured, high plasticity clay%Sharma, Hari D.; Koppula, Sivajogi D.Geotechnical report No. 80-010Paddle River Dam site 7B tailwater rating curves,Paddle River Dam site 7B sedimentation study Andres, DaveCPaddle River Basin Land Use and Water Management Committee : reportqEngineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draftYFlood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin : report and recommendations6Energy and Natural Resources, Alberta Forestry Service ENR report 44Engineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 1. Draft reportEngineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 2. Appendices. App. A. Hydrologic characteristics of the Paddle River BasinBothe, Ron A. Engineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 2. App. B. Geotechnical studyEngineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 2. App. C. Design studies and construction costsThornhill, SamuelEngineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 2. App. D. Estimated reservoir damage costs Sharp, RobertEngineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 2. App. F. Design and construction cost update of dam site 5A - Little Paddle RiverEngineering study of flood storage at dam site 7 in the context of the Paddle River flood control program : draft. V. 2. App. E. Flood controls on the Paddle River by channel modifications{An assessment of the environmental impact of the option 3 flood control structures on the upper Paddle River fish resourcesData mining for visual exploration and detection of ecosystem disturbance : proceedings of the 16th ACM SIGSPATIAL International Conference on Advances in Geographic Information Systems"Cherneski, P. L.; Ackerman, D. L. The PFRA Watershed Project'http://www.agr.ca/pfra/gis/download.htmIAnderson, A.-M.; Trew, D. O.; Neilson, R. D.; MacAlpine, N. D.; Borg, R. bPrepared for the CAESA Water Quality Committee for Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural DevelopmenteAnderson, A.-M.; Saffran, K. A.; Byrtus, G.; Trew, D. O.; Neilson, R. D.; MacAlpine, N. D.; Borg, R. 8Winter survey of Athabasca River at Bitumount (Reach #4)9Winter survey of Athabasca River at Northlands (Reach #5)YCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Surface Water Working Group (SWWG)=Open water survey of Athabasca River at Northlands (Reach #5)zFlow simulations and fish habitat evaluation for the Athabasca River at Poplar Point (Reach 3) for summer flow conditions wFlow simulations and fish habitat evaluation for the Athabasca River at Embarras (Reach #2) for summer flow conditions ]Flow simulations and fish habitat evaluation for the Athabasca River at Northlands (Reach #5)]Flow simulations and fish habitat evaluation for the Athabasca River at Bitumount (Reach #4)1Surface oil sands water management summary reportBR. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd. And Golder Associates Ltd. 9Survey of the Athabasca River below Peter Lougheed Bridge,Trillium Engineering and Hydrographics Inc. Northwest Hydraulics Consultants<Open water survey of Athabasca River at Embarrass (Reach #2)7Summer rating curves on the lower Athabasca River, 20043Athabasca River model update and reach segmentationGolder and Associates Ltd. KMuskeg River Watershed integrity water management and mitigation strategies5Muskeg River Watershed integrity investigation levelsYLower Athabasca River habitat surveys 2007 winter flow simulations at Embarras (Reach #2)RLower Athabasca River habitat surveys - 2007 winter surveys at Embarras (Reach #2)]Lower Athabasca River habitat surveys 2007 winter flow simulations at Poplar Point (Reach #3)RLower Athabasca River habitat surveys - 2007 winter water levels and rating curvesbSummary of potential sites for telemetry receiver placement on the Athabasca and Clearwater RiversApplied Aquatic Research Ltd. Watershed Systems Group, Inc.iCEMA instream flow needs determination workshop - Athabasca River, September 22-23, 2005 in Fort McMurrayaCEMA instream flow needs determination workshop - Athabasca River, May 3-4, 2005 in Fort McMurrayQEvaluation of rating curve data - 2003-2005 lower Athabasca River habitat surveysNHabitat suitability index verification - lower Athabasca River habitat surveysLWinter rating curve survey - 2004-2005 lower Athabasca River habitat surveysManual of ice river analysis KGS Group3Athabasca River Reach 4 fish habitat IFN assessmentvTelemetry receiver site investigations for the lower Ath< abasca River radio telemetry remote monitoring station networkLotek Wireless Inc. QWinter bathymetric surveys on Reach 3 of the lower Athabasca River (Poplar Point)AMEC Earth & EnvironmentalNatural range of variability of physical, biological, and water and sediment quality characteristics of streams in the Athabasca oil sands region BMountain Station Consultants Inc. and North/South Consultants Inc.Ayles, G. BurtonReview and compilation of surface water research and reports for selected waterbodies in the Municipal District of Wood BuffaloEReach-specific water quality objectives for the Lower Athabasca River+State of the Muskeg River watershed report AQualitative and quantitative socio-economic data scoping analysis*Gardner Pinfold Consulting Economists Ltd.?Fish overwintering use of the lower Athabasca River 2001 - 2003!Athabasca River, Clearwater River Muskeg River ,http://www.cemaonline.ca/content/view/25/72/*Recommendations on trace metals managementfCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Trace Metals and Air Contaminants Working GroupHealth risk literature review : current approaches and data used to assess health risk associated with emissions in the oil sands regionRisk communication plan for the issues surrounding the risk assessment of trace metals and air contaminants in the Athabasca oil sands region'Jardine, Cindy; Ouellette, Irene WengernRecommendations for the acid deposition management framework for the oil sands region of north-eastern AlbertaW CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) NOx-SO Management Working Group=>,VOC Emissions speciation profile developmentRWDI Air Inc. =Nox Dispersion and chemistry assumptions in the CALPUFF Model7CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) @Landscape Design checklist. Revised government regulator versionUCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association)- RWG Landscape Design SubgroupRGuideline for wetland establishment on reclaimed oil sands leases. Revised edition Harris, MeganpCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Reclamation Working Group, Wetlands and Aquatics SubgroupdAppendices to the guideline for wetland establishment on reclaimed oil sands leases. Revised edition[An analysis of existing information on wetland vegetation in the oil sands region - marshes~CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Reclamation Working Group (RWG), Wetlands and Aquatics Sub Group (WASG)*Oil sands end pit lakes : a review to 20073Westcott, Fay; Clearwater Environmental Consultants6CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association)NThe Alberta Forest Biodiversity Monitoring program : summary of the 2002 pilot>Schieck, Jim; McKinnon, Dave; Stroebel, Karen; Kendall, SharonCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Reclamation Working Group (RWG), Biodiversity & Wildlife Subgroup (BWSG)CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Reclamation Working Group (RWG), Biodiversity & Wildlife Subgroup (BWSG) for Alberta Research CouncilVLiterature review of reclamation techniques for wildlife habitats in the boreal forestVCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Reclamation Working Group (RWG)Geographic Dynamics Corp.Development of site types : classification through the groupings of ecosites and interpretations for reclamation :[Analysis of the natural ecosite and plant resource summary report for the revegetation manual]tReview of legislation and policy related to reclamation landform design in the Athabasca oil sands region of AlbertaDMS Consulting:Modelling assessment of end pit lakes meromictic potential%Phase II 2005/2206 pit lake work plancPredicted water quality of oil sands reclamation wetlands : impact of physical design and hydrologyTProposed criteria and indicators of ecosystem function for reclaimed oil sands sitesFORrx Consulting Inc. ZCreating wetlands in the oil sands, reclamation workshop, Fort McMurray, October 1-3, 2003PShrub species review for boreal ecosite re-establishment in the oil sands regionxPit lake modelling phase II Task A Validation and refinement of existing RMA 10 and Dyresm pit lake hydrodynamic resultsfEnvironmental indicators of archaeological site potential in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo`An evaluation of the applicable environmental management options for the Athabasca oilsands areaPricewaterhouseCoopers.Access management alternatives on public landsKAXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd.; FMA Heritage Resources Consultants Inc.aGuidelines for the implementation of ecosystem management tools in the Athabasca oil sands regionDRegional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Recreational demand assessment+Greystone and Westwind Resources Group Ltd.hA literature review and intensity analysis of resources use in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo]AMEC Earth & Environmental Ltd.; Highwood Environmental Management and Clark Ecodynamics Inc.GISmo Solutions Ltd. THistorical trails research project Wood Buffalo Regional Municipality : final report7Prager, Gabriella; Points West Heritage Consulting Ltd.mLandscape, biodiversity and watershed indicator review and assessment : Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo0Olson, Olson Planning & Design Consultants Inc. \Watershed and stream classification for Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, May 7-8, 20031Wildlife habitat mapping SEWG (South) study areasURSUS Ecosystem Management2Wildlife movement western science experts workshopWWildlife Movement Task Group; Golder Associates Ltd.; URSUS Ecosystems Management Ltd. Wildlife movement traditional environmental knowledge workshops - wildlife movement in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo1Wildlife corridor literature review and synthesis(Westworth Associates Environmental Ltd. A review and assessment of existing information for key wildlife and fish species in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy Study Area - Volume 2: FishONatural levels of forest age-class variability on the RSDS landscape of Alberta:Andison, David W.; Bandaloop Landscape-Ecosystem Services Rare plants and special plant communities : mapping and literature review in SEWG priority 1D area, Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo gInformation gathering for the development scenario mapping of the Regional Municipality of Wood BuffaloRCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Wildlife and Fish sub-GroupcReview of predictive modeling tools for wildlife and fish key indicators in the Wood Buffalo RegionNSalmo Consulting Inc.; URSUS Ecosystem Management Ltd.; GAIA Consultants Inc. )CPAWS Northern Alberta; Pembina InstitutesThe Triad approach : principles and recommendations : a discussion paper in support of the SEWG modeling initiativebCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Sustainable Ecosystems Working Group (SEWG)YA literature review of vegetation, soils, landforms, watershed integrity and biodiversityCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Sustainable Ecosystems Working Group (SEWG) Landscape and Biodiversity SubgroupIKomex International Ltd.; Inuvialuit Environmental and Geotechnical Inc. URSUS Ecosystem Management Ltd. ,Analysis of human disturbance pattern reportCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Sustainable Ecosystems Working Group (SEWG) Landscape and Biodiversity Subgroup, Natural Range of Variation Task GroupBoreal fish communities5Canadian toad life history and regional habitat modelFDa La Mare, Corey; Arseneau, Jean; McDonald, Nicole; Golder Associates.Recommendations for Ecosystem Management tools~CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Sustainable Ecosystems Working Group (SEWG) Management Tools Task Group No. Biblio. #Suncor wildlife monitoring program Unpublished DataRSuncor Energy wildlife monitoring program and wildlife assessment update year 2004Suncor Energy Inc.9Suncor south tailings pond (STP) < wildlife baseline reportAGarcia, P. F. J.; Constible, J. M.; Gregory, P. T.; Larsen, K. W. Alberta-Pacific Industries Inc. Chabaylo, Richard 'Biological Species Observation Database No Biblio. Gilbert, F. F.6Interim report on semi-aquatic mammal studies, 1977-78AOSERP Project TF 3.1=Status of the northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens) in Alberta% 1 Wagner, G. $Alberta Wildlife Status Report No. 231993/1994 northern moose data, preliminary analysis:Alberta Environment Protection, Fish and Wildlife Services.Alberta land inventory capability for forestryENR Report No. 111uAlberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation Branch, Resource Inventory and Land Classification SectionsVArchibald, J. H.; Bossenberry, T. R.; Nemeth, Z. J.; Shelford, R. C.; Przeczek, J. E. Uhttp://www.cemaonline.ca/component/option,com_docman/task,cat_view/gid,306/Itemid,90/8Fort McMurray, Cree Burn Lake, Steepbank/Millennium MineA review and assessment of existing information for key wildlife and fish species in the Regional Sustainable Development Strategy Study Area - Volume1: Wildlife@Estimating contributions to ambient concentrations in Fort McKay/Tracer dye studies in the lower Athabasca RiverFile Number 03-456damaged4AMEC Americas Ltd for Birch Mountain Resources Ltd. Costerton, J. W.; Ventullo, R. Project AF 2.6.1`I. E. C. Environmental Consultants Ltd. for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program Halliwell, D.8Water quality indices and the state of aquatic ecosystem8Report for The Mackenzie River Basin, Environment Canada YellowknifeBAthabasca River model interface for instream flow needs assessment?Summary of naphthenic acid predictions for the oil sands region[Canadian Oil Sands Network for Research and Development, Wetlands and Aquatic Working GroupKhanna, V. K.; Herrera, W. V. Comparison of the one-D and cdg1-D models in the lower Athabasca River basin to estimate high flows during open-water season by V. K. Khanna and W. V. Herrera44-71jInstream flow needs habitat suitability curve development workshop, Edmonton, Alberta, October 20-22, 2004[CEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Loer Athabasca River Habitat SurveysProject Number 04-568<Open water survey of Athabasca River at Bitumount (Reach #4) Bond, W. A.dMigration patterns of fish in the lower Athabasca River and Peace-Athabasca Delta regions of Alberta Berry, D. B. RAlberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife Division, Northeast Region8Athabasca and Slave Rivers - Fort McMurray to Fort Smith Chart 6301cEvaluating fish overwintering use of the lower Athabasca River - site selection and recommendations&R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd.?Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Habitat Management DivisionReport No. 938WHabitat use by overwintering fish in the lower Athabasca River - 2001 pilot field studyReport No. 9338Rogers, Michael E.; Alberta Technology and Science Inc. >Preliminary investigation of potential water release scenariosSyncrude Canada ltd. 0Athabasca River Operational discharges (Phase 1)#CONRAD Environmental Research GroupqA compilation of information and data on water supply and demand in the lower Athabasca River Reach. Draft ReportJAthabasca River update of hydraulic parameters for water quality modellingHydroqual Consultants Inc. NMeasurement of the transverse mixing coefficients in the lower Athabasca RivercA compilation of information and data on water supply and demand in the lower Athabasca River Reach Whitecourt? Whitecourt, WindfallSherad, J. W.; Jonescu, M. E. 514-530cA multivariate analysis of the distribution of lichen on Populus tremuloides in west-central Canada9 L557-578Jonescu, M. E., 8Lichens on Populus tremuloides in western central Canada yes)http://www.jstor.org/stable/3242510?seq=8 Bray, D. I. dCEMA (Cumulative Environmental Management Association) Reclamation Working Group (RWG) EPL Sub-groupARegional surface hydrology study of re-calibration of HSPF Model pPrepared for Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., Shell Canada Limited, Suncor Energy Inc. and Syncrude Canada Ltd. \Calibration of the HSPF water quality model for the oil sands region in northeastern Alberta@Oil sands Regional Aquatic Monitoring Program (RAMP) 2002 report Huber, W. C. Response to "Comments on HSPF modelling of oil sands region, north of Fort McMurray, Alberta, with reference to the CNRL Horizon developmentMcCutcheon, S. C. UWater quality assessment of oil sands mining in the Athabasca River Watershed, CanadaMine planning guidelines for developing sustainable closure drainage systems : presented at CIM conference, Edmonton, May 9 to 12, 2004.Sawatsky, L. F.; Long, G.; Biftu, G.; Ade, F. jWater utilization by oil sands mines in Alberta : presented at CIM conference, Edmonton, May 9 to 12, 2004;Sawatsky, L. F.; Ade, F.; Long, D.; Bender, M. ; Liu, B. &Sawatsky, L. F.; Bender, M.; Wade, A. *Beersong, A. K.; Sawatsky, L. F.; Ade, F. ?Fish overwintering use of the lower Athabasca River 2001 - 2004BPrepared for Suncor Inc., Oil Sands Group and Syncrude Canada Ltd.hOil sands Regional Aquatic Monitoring Program (RAMP) 2000. Volume I : chemical and biological monitoring(Prepared for the RAMP Steering CommitteeyFlow simulation and fish habitat evaluation for the Athabasca River at Poplar Point (Reach #3) for summer flow conditionsProject Number 1-6890Project Number 1-6576|CEMA instream flow needs meso-habitat determination workshop - Athabasca River, December 1-2, 2005 in Fort McMurray, AlbertaPSynthesis of environmental information on consolidated / composite tailings (CT)IAssessment of trophic level and fish health effects of oil sands CT waterbSuncor Energy Inc., Albian Sands Energy Inc., Mobile Oil Canada Properties Ltd., Koch Canada Ltd. )Fish tainting compounds in the Athabasca oScreening evaluation and risk assessment of acrylamide impacts from polymer-amended thickened tailings depositsEnvironment aspects of waste water management at an oil sands development in northern Alberta : proceedings of the SPIB Conference on Northern Hydrocarbon Development, Environmental Problem SolvingdAttachment 2-information clarification regarding basal water disposal and other water quality matter5True North special report to the Energy Utility BoardQBaseline geomorphic data collection for Syncrude mine site near Fort McMurray, AB"AGRA Earth and Environmental Ltd. tMacKay River project. V. 2. Environmental impact assessment : baseline environmental studies surface water resourcesKPrepared for Gulf Canada resources Limited by AXYS Environmental ConsultinglSustainability of the Muskeg River watershed workshop : proceedings, Calgary, Alberta, September 17-20, 2002361-409}Oxygen requirements of fishes in northern Alberta Rivers with a general review of the adverse effects of low dissolved oxygenUDeveloping monitoring protocols for aquatic ecosystems in forested regions of Alberta@Boss, S.; Scrimgeour, C.; Paszkowski, C.; Tonn, W.; Kendall, S. wSediment dynamics and implications for sediment-associated contaminants in the Peace, Athabasca, and Slave River basinsZoobenthic community development and function in wetlands of the Alberta oil sands : current knowledge and next steps : presented at the CONRAD/OSERN Symposium 2003, Edmonton, AB3Drainage design guidelines for mine disturbed areas4Benthic invertebrate drift in McLean and Wood CreeksjSummer data collection program and baseline hydrologic and hydraulic studies for Muskeg River Mine ProjectWater quality for wetlands or aquatic landscapes : limits of reclamation : presented at CONRAD Oil Sands Water Usage Workshop, February 24th and February 25th 2004HOSLO oil sands project - soils/terrain baseline study, terrain componentThurber Consultants1Graecam Enterprises on behalf of the OSLO project:South Tailing Pond Project Environmental Impact Assessment<Suncor application to the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board-Firebag in-situ oil sands application< . V. 4B.Squires, A. J.; Liber, K. <Hydrogeological investigation of Muskeg River basin, Alberta<R. L. & L. Environmental Services for the OSLO Joint VentureNFisheries resources assessment of the Joslyn Project Phase 2 expansion project$Pisces Environmental Consulting Ltd.#Prepared for Deer Creek Energy Ltd.EPrepared for Gulf Resources by R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd.dA longitudinal physio-chemical and algal survey of five rivers flowing through the AOSERP study area$Vegetated waterway design guidelines?Hydrology baseline for the Syncrude South Tailings Pond ProjectTerrestrial vegetation, wetlands and forest resources, Volume 6, Section 4 of the application for approval for the Horizon ProjectpOperational water management plan, Volume 8, Section 5 Application for approval of the Horizon Oil Sands Project^Oil Sands Regional Aquatics Monitoring Program (RAMP) program design and rationale - version 2%Submitted to RAMP Steering Committee -Hydrological baseline for the Horizon ProjectJMeadow Creek Project, Volume 5, Appendix X, Fish and fish habitat baseline%Prepared for Petro-Canada Oil and Gas5Benthic invertebrate drift in McLean Creek, June 2000Prepared for Suncor Energy Inc.Fish and fish habitat baseline7Prepared for OPTI Canada Inc. for the Long Lake ProjectWater quality baseline ExcellentXSuncor Firebag In-situ Oil Sands Project - fish and fish habitat baseline - appendix VIIAxys Environmental Consulting Ltd. ; Jacques Whitford Environmental Limited, Komex International Ltd., Hydroconsult EN3 Services Ltd., R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd., Frickie Creek Consulting Corporation^Pollutant deposition impacts on lichens, mosses, wood and soil in the Athabasca Oil Sands Area.Pauls, R. W.; Abboud, S. A.; Turchenek, L. W. "Muir, D. C. G.; Pastershank, G. M.YFisheries and Environment Canada for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgrameWater utilization by Mikisew members from Athabasca River and downstream within Regional MunicipalityGrandjambe, R. J. (Mikisew Cree First Nation survey resultsDLake and waterbodies traditionally used by Misikew Cree First NationGrist Lake progress report Evans, M. NWRITrace metals in traditional foods within the Athabasca Oil Sands area : results of the fish and wildlife tissue sample collection in 1999 and 2000. Interim reportQReport on Suncor Lease 86/17 Athabasca River Aquatics summary report 1976 to 2000,Donald, D. B.; Craig, H. L.; Syrgiannis, J. Preliminary assessment of metal and PAH concentrations in terrestrial vertebrates in the oil sands region of northeastern Alberta. Draft reportLWeldwood of Canada's EEM cycle 3 and provincial approval monitoring programskSubmitted to Alberta Environment, on behalf of Weldwood of Canada Limited, Hinton Division, Hinton, AlbertaReport to Syncrude CanadabEffects of acid deposition on soils in Alberta, prepared for the Acid Deposition Research Program oEnvironmental sulphur isotope studies in Alberta : a review, prepared for the Acid Deposition Research Program Krouse, H. R. ,University of Calgary, Department of Physics4Traditional fisheries of the Fort Mckay First NationStanislawski, SlavLF. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest IndustriesAthabasca Tribal Council, possible contaminants in fish species of the Wood Buffalo Region, Alberta, Canada : First Nations Environmental Contaminants Program. Final reportnPrepared for Health Canada, by Athabasca Tribal Council in association with AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd.An examination of the cumulative effects of oil sand development on the traditional lands and resources used by the people of Fort MacKay,Prepared for Fort McKay Industry CorporationSurrendi & Associates Inc. Stuart Adams & AssociatesOSome effects of oil sands development on the traditional economy of Fort MacKay+Fort McKay Industrial Relations Corporation3Tanner, James N.; Gates, C. Cormack; Ganter, Bertha5Excellent reviews of current literature and web sitesKTreissman, Deirdre; Purtill, Colleen; Kindzierski, Warren; WBK & Associates:A priority ranking of air emissions in the Oilsands Region2Clearstone Engineering Ltd; Golder Associates Ltd.rPredicted ambient concentrations and deposition of priority substances released to the air in the oil sands regionRWDI West Inc. 8Annual report on ambient air quality monitoring for 20008Annual report on ambient air quality monitoring for 20018Annual report on ambient air quality monitoring for 20028Annual report on ambient air quality monitoring for 2003-Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA)(http://www.wbea.org/htm/air/reports.htmlRFt McKay community exposure study : assessment of particulate matter (PM10) levelsMueller, B.; Kindzierski, W. B.jIndoor/outdoor monitoring of sulfur dioxide in the community of Fort McKay, Alberta : baseline assessment )Ranganathan, H. K. S.; Kindzierski, W. 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Volume 1 : Atmospheric Dynamics, edited by Ming-ko Woo*Derksen, Chris; Walker, Anne; Toose, PeterCh. 12[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/m5160m4644538565/fulltext.pdf371-396Studies on snow redistribution by wind and forest, snow-covered area depletion, and frozen soil infiltration in northern and western Canada. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 2 : Hydrologic Processes, edited by Ming-ko Woo.Pomeroy, John W.; Gray, Donald M.; Marsh, Phil[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/g7610708lx77283v/fulltext.pdfSynopsis of atmospheric research under MAGS. In : Cold Region Atmosphere and Hydrologic Studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Volume 2 : Hydrologic Processes, edited by Ming-ko Woo[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/hu82167122w80025/fulltext.pdfThe impact of CLASS in MAGS monthly ensemble predictions. 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[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/v533803738wh75p2/fulltext.pdfaComparative ecology of a lowland and a subalpine species of Mnium in the northern Rocky Mountains< B[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/w64163m513763g38/fulltext.pdf[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/d1310342486x7214/fulltext.pdf54 7115 50lAlberta Biodiversity Monitoring Program - monitoring effectiveness of sustainable forest management planning377-409!Otto, Angelika; Simpson, Myrna J.sDegradation and preservation of vascular plant-derived biomarkers in grassland and forest soils from western Canada[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/3u2w7r7854165261/fulltext.pdfjN-transfer through aspen litter and feather moss layers after fertilization with ammonium nitrate and urea[http://0-www.springerlink.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/content/b33871w8238746t1/fulltext.pdfGSpring phenology trends in Alberta, Canada : links to < ocean temperature'Beaubien, Elisabeth G.; Freeland, H. J.\Wildfires in the western Canadian boreal forest :landscape patterns and ecosystem managementThttp://www.jstor.org/stable/3237191?&Search=yes&term=alberta&list=hide&searchUri=%2Faction%2FdoAdvancedResults%3Fhp%3D25%26la%3D%26wc%3Don%26gw%3Djtx%26jcpsi%3D1%26artsi%3D1%26q0%3Dalberta%26f0%3Dall%26c0%3DAND%26sd%3D%26ed%3D%26jo%3Djournal%2Bof%2Bvegetation%2Bscience%26si%3D26%26jtxsi%3D26&item=35&ttl=94&returnArticleService=showArticle117 5053 45115 1953 06 117 39127 46 55 15 113 37112 045http://www4.ncsu.edu/~gary/forecastlab/atmosocean.pdfScow brigade on the Athabasca Alcock, F. J.97-107*Athabasca Landing : an illustrated historyGregory, David2Athabasca Historical Society, Athabasca UniversityUThe Alaska Highway in World War II. The U.S. Army of Occupation in Canada's Northwest"Coates, Kenneth; Morrison, WilliamUniversity of Oklahoma Press Norman, OK A history of Alberta fur farmingGillies, R. W. _Some factors contributing to the success of farm operations on the grey wooded soils of AlbertaThe Economic AnnalistMcFarlane, R. J.Dec6History of forest and prairie fire control in Alberta Murphy, Peter J.NThe last great forest : Japanese Multinationals and Alberta's northern forestsPratt, Larry; Urquhart, Ian NeWest PressA history of Lesser Slave Lake Sawyer, Geoff"Department of Recreation and Parks&Alberta's north : a history, 1890-1950(Wetherell, Donald G.; Kmet, Irene R. A. `University of Alberta Press, Canadian Circumpolar Institute Press, Alberta Community Development]Canadian Circumpolar Institute Occasional Paper No. 48; Northern Albert Research Series No. 5bExcellent bibliography on the history of Fort McMurray, Athabasca, Lesser Slave Lake, Lac La Biche Bulletin 68FCanada, Department of Indian & Northern Affairs, National Parks BranchContract 74-230NOutline of the history of arctic and boreal biota during the Quaternary Period Stockholm Hultn, E. 'Lichti-Federovich, S.; Ritchie, J. C. 573-596]Modern analogues of Late-Quaternary pollen spectra from the western interior of North AmericaPAnderson, P. M.; Bartlein, P. J.; Brubaker, L. B.; Gajewski, K.; Ritchie, J. C. )http://www.jstor.org/stable/2845212?seq=1#Chronology of peat growth in Canada Nichols, H. 61-65Rhodora187-208\The distribution and affinities of the vegetation of the Athabasca - Great Slave lake regionJournal of Arnold ArboretumdPhytogeographic studies in the Athabasca-Great Slave Lake region I. Catalogue of the vascular plantsRNotes on the distribution of white spruce and Banksian pine in northwestern Canada335-344126-163!Ritchie, J. C.; Yarranton, G. A. [http://article.pubs.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/RPAS/rpv?hm=HInit&journal=cjb&volume=56&afpf=b78-260.pdfLofty Lake, Alpen Siding#Saskatchewan's Athabasca sand dunesRowe, J. S.; Hermesh, R. 167-178, 185658-6753Notes on Late-Quaternary climatic changes in Canada8Canada National Museum of Mankind, Archaeological SurveyIn: Bison ecology in relation to agricultural development in the Slave River lowlands, NWT. Edited by H. W. Reynolds and A. W. L. Hawley3Dirschl, Herman J.; Dabbs, Don L.; Gentle, Garry C.Geology and geological history of the Peace-Athabasca Delta area : a summary. In : Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium^Lake Athabasca water levels 1930-1970. In : Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium32-56hFactors controlling the level of Lake Athabasca. In : Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium9Special Publication Am. Comm. Intern. Wildlife ProtectionEcological effects of recent low water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta. In : Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta SymposiumBailey, R. E. Recent hydrological investigations in the delta and possible water level control measures. In : Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta SymposiumSocio-economic value of biological resources: the case of the Peace-Athabasca Delta in Alberta. In : Proceedings of the Peace-Athabasca Delta SymposiumyThe Peace-Athabasca Delta Symposium : implications, findings and recommendations : an overview by the editorial committeeReinelt, E. R., et al. The role of remote sensing in wildlife ecology and environmental impact studies. In : Proceedings of First Canadian Remote Sensing SymposiumDirschl, H. J.; Dabbs, D. L. KDepartment of Energy, Mines and Resources, Canada Centre For remote SensingThe W. A. C. Bennett Dam and the ecology of the Peace-Athabasca Delta. In : Transactions 34th Federal Provincial Wildlife Conference, YellowknifelSpecial issue : Northern Rivers Ecosystem Initiative : hydrology, edited by Fred J. 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(http://www.pnas.org/content/103/51/19380@Mathematical modeling of thermal conversion of Athabasca bitumen Chan, Kevinhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=26&sid=1&srchmode=1&vinst=PROD&fmt=6&startpage=-1&clientid=12302&vname=PQD&RQT=309&did=1668199121&scaling=FULL&ts=1239991442&vtype=PQD&rqt=309&TS=1239991835&clientId=12302&Diaz-Goano, Carolina; Dettman, HeatherValuing the ancient forests of Jasper National Park : an analysis of the preferences of hikers for forest and alpine ecosystemseLithology, biostratigraphy and geochemistry of the Upper Devonian Graminia Formation, central Alberta148-165Blue Ridge Memberhttp://www.iqaff.qc.ca/publications_IQAFF/Biodiversity%20Assessment%20Project%20Report%204%20Fire%20regime%20simulation%20of%20the%20Whitecourt%20forest%20using%20LANDIS.pdf}http://www.iqaff.qc.ca/publications_IQAFF/Biodiversity%20Assessment%20Project%20Report%201%20Background%20and%20Structure.pdfyhttp://www.iqaff.qc.ca/publications_IQAFF/Biodiversity%20Assessment%20Project%20Report%203%20Habitat%20classification.pdfzhttp://www.iqaff.qc.ca/publications_IQAFF/Biodiversity%20Assessment%20Project%20Report%206%20Habitat%20supply%20models.pdf8BAP Report #5: Special habitat element model developmentDoyon, F.; Macleod, H. L. http://www.iqaff.qc.ca/publications_IQAFF/Biodiversity%20Assessment%20Project%20Report%205%20Special%20habitat%20element%20model%20development.pdfDoyon, F.; Duinker, P. D. +Unpublished discussion paper BAP Report # 2(Higgelke, P.; MacLeod, H. L.; Doyon, F. fhttp://www.srd.alberta.ca/wildfires/firesmart/pdf/LandscapeFireModelingworkshopProceedings.pdf#page=372Exploring the envelope of variation with LANDIS, a spatially explicit model of forest disturbance and succession. In : Landscape fire modeling - challenges and opportunities. Proceedings of the Landscape Fire Modeling Workshop, November 15-16, 1999, Victoria, B. C., B. C. Hawkes, M. D. Flannigan, editors Applications in forest and vegetation management - Alberta's perspective. In : Landscape fire modeling - challenges and opportunities. Proceedings of the Landscape Fire Modeling Workshop, November 15-16, 1999, Victoria, B. C., B. C. Hawkes, M. D. Flannigan, editors Tymstra, Cordyp.29-http://www.sfmnetwork.ca/docs/e/WS_2001-3.pdfFire, harvesting, and the natural range of variability in the distribution of forest birds. In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : What's happening and where it's going@Foothills Model Forest and Sustainable Forest Management NetworkBiodiversity assessment of forest management strategies in west-central Alberta : the use of the NDR for orienting choices. In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : what's happening and where it's goingSalvage logging : does removal of post-fire timber result in the loss of a cavity nesting bird community? In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : what's happening and where it's goingImplementing the natural disturbance paradigm : the Alberta-Pacific experience. In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : what's happening and where it's goingGaboury, Tony; Dyer, SimonApplying results of Foothills Model Forest natural disturbance research to vegetation management in Jasper National Park. In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : what's happening and where it's goingWesthaver, AlanSuccession of plant communities following combined treatments of fire and harvesting. In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : What's happening and where it's goingCrites, Susan; Hanus, StephenPost disturbance stand dynamics : falldown of residual trees and snags following harvest and wildfire disturbances. In : Natural disturbance & Forest Management : What's happening and where it's goinghttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6VBC-4VT17VN-1&_user=1067473&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&view=c&_acct=C000051252&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=1067473&md5=30bc72f99ea98fa76aae7a3c6b4b200eMcCart, P. J. vFish and fisheries of the Mackenzie system. In : The ecology of river systems, by Bryan Robert Davies, Keith F. WalkerLFisheries and surface water baseline report : Connacher Great Divide ProjectDhttp://www.connacheroil.com/documents/EUB/CLL-EUB-Vol2Fisheries1.pdf1McClelland Lake, Thickwood Hills, Muskeg MountaintPlant productivity, soil microorganisms, and soil nitrogen cycling in peat amendments used for oil sands reclamationHemstock, Sandra Stephanie Soil Scienceshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=29&sid=2&srchmode=1&vinst=PROD&fmt=6&startpage=-1&clientid=12302&vname=PQD&RQT=309&did=1668188751&scaling=FULL&ts=1240239061&vtype=PQD&rqt=309&TS=1240239123&clientId=12302Qi, XunSimulation and laboratory measurements of velocity and attenuation in viscoelastic body : a frequency dependent study with respect to viscositieshttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=31&sid=2&srchmode=1&vinst=PROD&fmt=6&startpage=-1&clientid=12302&vname=PQD&RQT=309&did=1670240531&scaling=FULL&ts=1240239649&vtype=PQD&rqt=309&TS=1240239664&clientId=12302cAdvances in diffusivity and viscosity measurements of hydrocarbon solvents in heavy oil and bitumen3Peace-Athabasca Delta technical studies. Appendices9Peace-Athabasca Delta technical studies. Final newsletter3Peace-Athabasca Delta Technical Studies : Task F. 3AU, AGL-GWL, AGL-TPN, UofA)Artificial ice dam : 1993-94 field reportPeterson, MurrayDPeace-Athabasca Delta, Embarras River, Mamawi Creek, Athabasca River&AGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, ARC-Vegreville, UofA)Artificial ice dam : 1992-93 field report%Lake Athabasca, Peace-Athabasca Deltah      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefgijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~In: J. S. dean, D. M. Meko and T. W. Swetnam, eds., Tree rings, environment and humanity, radiocarbon 38kEcotoxicological study of waters, sediment and suspended sediments in the Athabasca, Peace and Slave RiversDutka, B. J., et al. ZCanada Centre for Inland Waters, National Water Research Institute, Rivers Research BranchNWRI contribution : 90-88;Athabasca Oil Sands, Peace-Athabasca Delta, Athabasca RiverpLANDSAT MSS imagery analysis of habitat type changes in 1976, 1981 & 1985 for the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Alberta|Peace-Athabasca water management works evaluation, final report. PADIC, under the Peace-Athabasca Implementation Agreement. Peace-Athabasca water management works evaluation, final report. PADIC, under the Peace-Athabasca Implementation Agreement. Appendix A. Hydrological AssessmentPeace-Athabasca water management works evaluation, final report. PADIC, under the Peace-Athabasca Implementation Agreement. Appendix B. Biological AssessmentPeace-Athabasca water management works evaluation, final report. PADIC, under the Peace-Athabasca Implementation Agreement. Appendix C. Ancillary Studies6Athabasca River, Peace-Athabasca Delta, Lake AthabascaAGS, AGL-GWL, +Contribution Series 1183, RMD report L. 102Natural Resources InstituteTechnical Report Series No. 152 col. Maps double sidedNorthern deltas - oases for wildlife. No. 1 Peace-Athabasca to Mackenzie : a vital wildlife corridor. No. 2. Peace-Athabasca Delta. No. 3. Slave delta. No. 4. Mackenzie DeltaBStatus report for the period 1974-1983 : a report to the ministers ARC-MillwoodsmAn evaluation of the effectiveness of the Rochers weir in restoring water levels in the Peace-Athabasca DeltaTownsend, Gerald H. 3Peace-Athabasca Delta fisheries feasibility studiesOPrepared for Stanley Associates Ltd. by Aquatic Environments Limited, P. McCartPoll, David M.OLGL Ltd. For Fisheries Subcommittee, Peace-Athabasca Delta Monitoring Committee:Vegetation changes in the Peace-Athabasca Delta: 1976-1977:Vegetation changes in the Peace-Athabasca Delta: 1975-1976kFish populations in the Peace-Athabasca Delta and the effects of water control structures on fish movementsKristensen, J.; Pidge, S. A. :Muskrat monitoring in the Peac< e-Athabasca Delta, 1975-1977 Stelfox, J. G.; McGillis, J. R. :Vegetation changes in the Peace-Athabasca Delta: 1974-1975"Cordes, Lawrence D.; Strong, Wayne UW, AGL-GWLbConstruction report Peace Athabasca Delta : control structures Riviere des Rochers & Revillon CoupYPrairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Engineering Service, Alberta Regional Division*Riviere des Rochers, Peace-Athabasca Delta#Area planning Peace-Athabasca DeltaHoole, Arthur FrederickParks Canada, Prairie Region:Vegetation change in the Peace-Athabasca Delta : 1970-1974Cordes, Lawrence D.tDesign excellence - a national objective : case histories = Excellence du design - objectif national : cas d'especesNational Design CouncilPA report on the W. A. C. Bennett Dam and its impact on the Peace-Athabasca Delta Lund, Phil?Alberta Department of the Environment, Water Resources Division\Status of the goldeye (Hiodon alosoides) populations in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, 1971-1972 'qBibliography : literature, papers and opinions respecting the Peace Athabasca Delta, near Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaMajor Resource Planning Ltd.Areas covered include hydrological, ecological, terrestrial and geological, socio-economic forestry management, mineralogy, oil and gas, agriculture and soil appraisals.RPublic hearings on the proposed Peace-Athabasca control structure : interim reportEnvironment SaskatchewanHThe proposed Peace-Athabasca control structure : Saskatchewan assessment*Saskatchewan Department of the EnvironmentGrande Prairie Regional College also cited as lower water levelsvTwenty-five families of lake bottom invertebrates (e.g. Nematoda, Hirudinea) identified. Tables of their weight given. Includes observation of variation in the standing crop in different parts of the study area and comparison of present results with Rawson's 1947 paper on the bottom fauna of Lake Athabasca. Map of limnological survey/sample site, June-July 1971, appended.JA collection of information on the vegetation of the Peace-Athabasca DeltaNine unpublished reports, correspondence and data on vegetation ecology (particularly water vegetation) in the Peace-Athabasca Delta. Item 7 is a Sub Basins and Vegetation Types map in the Lake Claire-Mamawi Lake area - 76 x 124 cm. folded to 19 x 16 cm. in back pocket.IA collection of information on the hydrology of the Peace-Athabasca Delta7Forty-eight unpublished items in three volumes. V.1- Hydrological reports include water balance in Lake Athabasca and the Delta, review of the hydrology and hydraulic program for the Delta, effects of Bennett Dam, strategies for water management in the North, etc. V.2 - Hydrological data contain tables of lake volumes, water levels, inflow and outflow, ice thickness, etc. V.3- Hydrological maps. 43- Peace-Athabasca watershed and Delta area, 1970, 26 x 43 cm. 44- Hydrometric network, 1971, 43 x 67 cm. 45- Ice thickness and depth of water study for winter ecology, 1971, 85 x 133 cm. 46- Locations of transects, river profiles,etc., 1972, 87 x 134 cm. 47- Limnological survey sample sites, 1971, 22 x 28 cm. 48- Graphs of river bed profiles and channel soundings..., 51 x 286 cm. All folded to fit 29 x 26 cm. envelope.Report on Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) sightings recorded during the course of a 1971 waterfowl survey conducted by Ducks Unlimited. Includes general biology and breeding inferences from analyses and interpretations of sightings.Little Island Lake Gepac, Stanley & Associates Ltd.lRelationship and contributions to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project, 1972 Gepac, Stanley and Associates Ltd.An unpublished collection of correspondence, reports, aerial photographs, maps and data re the hydrology and hydraulic control of the Peace-Athabasca Delta region. Includes not only request for proposal to carry out control but also proposal submitted by Gepac, Stanley & Associates Ltd. and subsequent meetings, discussions and contract signed. Covers ongoing progress of hydraulic constructions, cost over-run disagreements, hydrological problems, and implementation problems of the Peace/Athabasca Data Bank - Dec. 1971-July 1972.[A collection of information on the meteorology and climatology of the Peace-Athabasca Delta_Unpublished items consisting of 1) Incomplete notes, on temperature and precipitation of the Delta area including roughly drawn graphs of precipitation, contributed by R.W. Longley. 2) 1p. of evaporation records l970-71. 2p. of meteorological records and 1 graph of weather records (1971) at Mamawi Lake station submitted by Dr. H. Dirschl. 3) Meteorological observations from private records of the Hudson Bay Co. Gives date, time, temperature, winds and weather conditions for 1803-06, 1827-28, 1836-40. 4) 1840s meteorological observations of the Delta extracted from unidentified meteorological journal.&Nuttall, J.; Yaremko, E.; Gehmlich, G.'Ice jam project, Ft. Chipewyan, AlbertaIdentification of management requirements for the Lake Athabasca and Peace-Athabasca Delta area and alternative management structures9Report : survey of ice & river bed profile : "Gull Creek"UPrepared by the Midwest Surveys Company Limited for the Peace-Athabasca Delta ProjectGA collection of information on the mammals of the Peace-Athabasca Delta_4 unpublished reports and data on the wildlife computer model used at the Peace-Athabasca DeltaOpen File Report 1972-01FA collection of information on the fishes of the Peace-Athabasca DeltaTen unpublished reports, letters and data on the fisheries of the Peace-Athabasca Delta. Includes brief reviews of the relevant limnological literatureIA collection of information on water quality in the Peace-Athabasca DeltabImpoundment weir - stage I on west branch of the Quatre Fourches River, Wood Buffalo National ParkStree, D. W.; Molaro, J. C. Unpublished account of the 1971 construction of stage one of the impoundment weir. Includes descriptions of ongoing environmental control at construction sites, expenditures, types and volume of materials used, aesthetic considerations, contract specifications and types of records kepttrout, walleye, whitefishJNavigation Sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Delta Study Project[Position paper on water quality considerations for Peace-Athabasca Delta after July 1, 19728Environment Canada, Water quality Branch, Western RegionnA preliminary assessment of the downstream effects of the Bennett Dam on the Slave and Mackenzie River systemsGA collection of information on the geology of the Peace-Athabasca DeltaIReturn ordered by the assembly re : water level control in Lake Athabasca+Sessional paper Legislative Assembly 113/720Groundwater investigation, Peace-Athabasca DeltaNielson, GrantEcological assessment of certain wildlife species such as bison, moose, muskrat, duck, geese, shorebirds, and goldeye, walleye and lake trout in the Claire-Mamawi complex (Quatre Fourches) of the Peace-Athabasca Delta.eAccidental occurrence of large species of walleye in the Sandy Bay area maybe from the Delta population forced eastwards by the substantially lowered water levels of the Peace-Athabasca Delta. Study sites include the William River, Ennuyeuse Creek, Dunville and Dunville Creek areas. Attached map of Lake Athabasca measures 46 x 53 cm. folded to 29 x 22 cm.^A selected bibliography on the Peace and Athabasca rivers and the Peace-Athabasca Delta region!Arctic Institute of North AmericaContains 134 references to the Peace and Athabasca rivers and Delta and divided by subjects - General, History, Geography, Geology, Meteorology, Hydrology, Navigation, Botany, Birds, and Mammals. Sources consulted are the Arctic Bibliography, Urban and Regional References, Mid-Canada Bibliography, Bibliography of the Prairie Provinces to 1953 and McLenna Library at McGill University.CCorley, Nora Teresa; Murphy, H. T.; Storozuk, D. L.; Coulter, K. A.^Goldeye spawning migrations into the Lake Claire-Mamawi Lake area of the Peace-Athabasca Delta#http://www.jstor.org/stable/1551812Swan Hills, Deer Mountain%Strom, K. B.; Walker, D.; Eccles, R. {Evaluation of ecolo< gical recovery options for the three valley confluence landscape management unit in Jasper National ParkAlso cited as 2001Prepared for Parks Canada, Jasper National Park, by AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd., Calgary in association With walker and Associates Ltd. Also cited as initial evaluation?Lovett River, Embarras Plateau, Embarras River, Beaverdam Creek28-35+http://130.91.80.97:591/PDFs/49-2/Meyer.pdf-Jasper National Park archaeological inventory'Anderson, Ross a.; Reeves, Brian O. K. 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Sessional Paper SP 86/156Monthly ambient water quality monitoring undertaken at 11 rivers sites in Alberta, jointly funded by government of Canada and the government of AlbertaKowalski, K.; Gurnett, J.Sessional Paper SP 87/141AWater quality directive issued by Alberta Environment to Luscar Sterco (1977) Ltd. of Edson& Progress reports submitted to the Director of the Pollution Control Division& By Luscar Sterco& Water Quality DirectiveDCumulative assessment of Athabasca River pulp mills on water qualityCopy of sampling data and all completed reports prepared on sampling data respecting water quality and aquatic biology in the Athabasca River since January 1, 1972Klein, R.; McInnis, J.Sessional Paper SP 89/189Terms of Reference for Joint Alberta Environment - Energy Resources Conservation Board Inquiry into the recent Suncor incident, March 1982Cookson, J. W. Sessional Paper SP 82/503Sessional Paper SP 91/622Sessional Paper SP 84/6176Alberta Environment, Environmental Protection ServicesTwo-dimensional modelling of effluent mixing in the Athabasca River downstream of Weldwood of Canada Ltd., Hinton : development and verification of a two-dimensional hydraulic and kinetic model for the prediction of effluent transport in riversLPulp mill effluent induced coagulation and flocculation in receiving waters Putz, Gordon; Smith, Daniel W.Project Report 2001-5"Young, Stephanie; Smith, Daniel W.mWater production well rehabilitation, June 1993 : Alberta Special Waste Treatment Centre, Swan Hills, Alberta6Chem-Security (Alberta) Ltd., Komex International Ltd.Kaminsky, Heather Anne Wellinghttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=3&did=1675188751&SrchMode=1&sid=1&Fmt=6&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1241015798&clientId=12302&Ivey, Doug; Etsell, Tom; Omotoso, Dipo217-222JFundamental particle size of clay minerals in Athabasca Oil Sands tailings;Kaminsky, H. A. W.; Etsell, T. H.; Ivey, D. G.; Omotoso, O.sDistribution of clay minerals in the process streams produced by the extraction of bitumen from Athabasca Oil SandsDevelopment of a meteorologic, hydrologic, and climatic framework to study the impacts of environmental change on flows in large river basinsKerkhoven, Ernst Nicolashttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=4&sid=2&srchmode=1&vinst=PROD&fmt=6&startpage=-1&clientid=12302&vname=PQD&RQT=309&did=1675188761&scaling=FULL&ts=1241016330&vtype=PQD&rqt=309&TS=1241016336&clientId=12302 Gan, ThianDResidue molecules : molecular representations and thermal reactivitySheremata, Jeffrey Michaelhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=13&sid=2&srchmode=1&vinst=PROD&fmt=6&startpage=-1&clientid=12302&vname=PQD&RQT=309&did=1682789161&scaling=FULL&ts=1241016591&vtype=PQD&rqt=309&TS=1241016606&clientId=12302+University of Alberta, Faculty of ExtensionAGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, AGS, UofAA river is more than water AGL-GWL, AGSOCauseway access to the proposed water treatment plant at Fort McMurray, AlbertaKKlohn Leonoff Consulting Engineers for Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. 2Expansion of water supply and treatment facilitiesxFort McMurray water treatment plant. Stage 1, Geotechnical investigation : report to Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.0Harris, M. C.; Chatterji, P. K.; Tweedie, R. W. Geotechnical evaluation, water treatment facilities, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. Water treatment facilities, Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaCEBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. for Stanley Associates EngineeringJVillage of Kinuso preliminary report on water supply treatment and storageHigo, T. T.; Baker, Neil J. Kinuso8Report on pilot test studies : High Prairie water supply&Underwood McLellan and Associates Ltd. Boyd, JerryGE. W. Brooker & Associates Ltd. for Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.Geotechnical evaluation, proposed pumphouse water intake line water supply line, and new treatment plant for the town of Fort McMurray, AlbertabSubsurface investigation at the site of the proposed water treatment plant, Fort McMurray, Alberta+Bernard & Hoggan Engineering & Testing Ltd.JGeotechnical evaluation, new water treatment plant, Fort McMurray, AlbertaAContract documents Town of Slave Lake water treatment plant, 1971%Strong, Lamb & Nelson (Edmonton) Ltd.Klein, R.; Mitchell, G.Sessional Paper SP 90/240LProcedures and testing of water treatment facilities at Thorhild and GrouardYurko, W. J.; Notley, W. G.Sessional Paper SP 73/202 Camsell, Charles; Malcolm, WyattMemoir No. 108Duhaime, KeithFacet Decision SystemsLevel IV channel classificationMcCleary, Richard Report 2.4.4.7Watershed erosion hazard assessment of the Berland areasAspects of the hydrologic and sediment regimes of the Muskeg River Basin and the consequences of vegetation removalRMD report L. 84!Muskeg River, Athabasca Oil SandsRMD report L 57Slave Lake Study are< a.Slave Lake Watershed protection study : zone 1Slave Lake region/Watershed restoration studies in the Swan HillsgIndustrial water use survey : Athabasca River Basin, Red Deer River Basin, Peace River Basin, July 1970*Alberta Department of Industry and TourismsCache Percotte Forest, Hinton, Alberta watershed study project : progress report, 1 October 1967 - 31 December 1969 Walker, A. O.HSwan River, Driftpile River, East Prairie River, Heart River, Slave Lake6Watershed study project, Cache Percotte Forest, Hinton0Alberta Forest Service, Forest Technology SchoolProceedings of a workshop to develop a strategic plan for a watershed assessment model (WAM) : January 10-12 1994, Forest Technology School, Hinton, AlbertaVerschuren, J. P.; Wojtiw, L. UofLENR Report No 55Argus, George W.A guide to the identification of Salix (willows) in Alberta. Prairie and Northern Plant Diversity Centre Workshop on willow identification, Jasper National Park, Alberta, July 15-18, 2003! &RevisedDhttp://aknhp.uaa.alaska.edu/willow/pdfs/GuideSalix_Alberta_2004a.pdfThe boreal bioclimates333-365!Hare, F. Kenneth; Ritchie, J. C. (http://www.jstor.org/stable/213287?seq=2ROverview assessment of fish passage at stream crossings within selected watersheds&Wilson, S.; McCleary, R.; Bambrick, C. Report 2.3Jhttp://www.fws.gov/midwest/Fisheries/streamcrossings/images/PDF/FW_Sc1.pdfGSurvival of the weevil, Hylobius warreni Wood, in Lodgepole pine stumps ).Historical water levels summary : Alberta 1983.Historical water levels summary : Alberta 1985\Environment Canada, Water Survey of Canada, Water Resources Branch, Inland Water Directorate!Surface water data : Alberta 1984!Surface water data : Alberta 1986,Historical streamflow summary : Alberta 1984BCanadian Special Publication of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 106Canada Fisheries and OceansFish and fisheries of the Mackenzie and Churchill River Basins, Northern Canada. In : Proceedings of the International Large River Symposium (LARS), edited by Douglas P. DodgenA stream crossings remediation planning process and example application in the Foothills Model Forest, Alberta4McCleary, Richard; Wilson, Scott; Spytz, Christopher"Stream crossing inspections manual2McCleary, Richard& .et al.; Ramey, Colin R., editor;Foothills Model Forest, Foothills Stream Crossing CommitteeWOverview assessment of fish passage at stream crossings in the Hardisty Creek watershedMcCleary, Richard; Wilson, S.&Foothills Model Forest, Hardisty CreekSummary of key findings to date from a multi-year study to determine the effects of human-use activities on fish and fish habitatwChanges between historic and current fish relative abundance and size within selected Foothills Model Forest watersheds5McCleary, Richard; Bambrick, Chantelle; Wilson, Scott Report 1.2.1pA summary of the Alberta fishing regulations from 1952-2002 in selected watersheds of the Foothills Model Forest&Bambrick, Chantelle; McCleary, Richard Report 2.1 http://www.fmf.ca/FW/FW_Fm10.pdf&McCleary, Richard; Bambrick, ChantelleA watershed perspectiveHow wide is a riparian area?!Johnson, Craig; McCleary, Richard\Structure of forest stands disturbed by wildfire and logging in the Rocky Mountain Foothills9Farr, Daniel R.; Spytz, Christopher P.; Mercer, E. George]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=7019Foothills Research Institute, Natural Disturbance Project]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=709The Highway 40 North Demonstration Project : using natural patterns as foundation for operation planning. Part 2 : what did we learn?Andison, David W.GAlberta Foothills Disturbance Ecology Demonstration Series Report No. 2Foothills Research Institute%Berland River, Foothills Model ForestThe Highway 40 North Demonstration Project : using natural patterns as foundation for operation planning. Part 1 : how we did it?GAlberta Foothills Disturbance Ecology Demonstration Series Report No. 1AUsing low-level aerial photography to measure structural featuresMUsing low-level aerial photography to measure structural features. Appendix 1EAlberta Foothills Disturbance Ecology Methodology Series Report No. 2McCleary, KrisCAlberta Foothills Disturbance Ecology Methodology Series Appendix 1IIsland remnants on foothills and mountain landscapes of Alberta : methodsLIsland remnants on foothills and mountain landscapes of Alberta : appendix 1LIsland remnants on foothills and mountain landscapes of Alberta : appendix 20Air photo projects available for 25 sample firesDetailed maps of sample firesyDendroecological analysis of large woody debris in riparian zones of Foothills landscapes of Alberta : Pilot Study Report3Foothills Model Forest, Natural Disturbance ProgramuA Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What is it all about?Andison, David W. ,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 1,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 2,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 3,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 4,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 5,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 6,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 7,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 8,Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 9-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 10-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 11-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 12-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 13-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 14-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 15-Highway 40 Demonstration Project Issue No. 16A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. How will it happen on the ground?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What survives within disturbance events?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. How will we know if/how caribou are affected?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. How do we turn a scenario into an event?~A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Where does the disturbance go?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. How large are the Highway 40 disturbance events?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. How much disturbance is natural?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Good data = a good start in planningzA Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Monitoring comes naturallyqA Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Playing with fire}A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What is a "disturbance plan"?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Not just another "course filter" studyvA Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Location is everythingvA Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. Who is involved & how?A Highway 40 North Demonstration Project update : putting natural disturbance research to work. What will this project produce?JDisturbance events on Foothills and mountain landscapes of Alberta. Part I,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 11,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 12,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 44=Residual survival levels : Alberta Foothills vs. Saskatchewan,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. < 13,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 14,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 15,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 16,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 17,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 18,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 19,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 20,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 21,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 22,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 23,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 24,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 25,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 26,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 27,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 28,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 29,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 30,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 31,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 32,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 33,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 34,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 35,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 36,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 37,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 38,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 39,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 40,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 41,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 42,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 43,Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 10+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 9+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 8+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 7+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 6+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 5+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 4+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 3+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 2+Natural Disturbance Program Quicknote No. 1*Natural sub-regions : are they meaningful?(Fire control impacts : real or imagined?'Historical fire sizes : easy one& right?Ages, inventories, and patternAre all edges created equal?The mystery of patch shapeMorphology of a forest fireDon't forget the wee ones!How much old growth is "natural"?Four ways of knowing a fireDefining old spaceSurviving as an island remnantAre all islands created equal?Old growth& islands?TBurning questions : what is the cumulative effect of different natural disturbances?)Surviving as (Surprise!) a matrix remnant'Boundary zones, or islands with a twist$Learning new tricks from old forests$Paying attention to "Negative space"The shapes of things to come>What do events, disturbance patches, & islands have in common?7Island details : relevant patterns or trivial pursuits?,Can fuel-type be used to predict event size?6Does fuel-type have anything to do with fire patterns?Surviving as an individual?%What tends to survive as individuals?.How do wildfires generate coarse woody debris?DWhich is more important : variability between fires or within fires?The untidy wildfire)Wildfire residuals are not a package deal:How well do forest inventories identify wildfire patterns?<Do large landscapes have stable old forest levels over time?%Wildfire residuals are a package deal5Wildfire residual levels : Foothills vs. SaskatchewanIAre wildfire patterns in west-central Alberta and Saskatchewan identical??Disturbance event patterns : Alberta Foothills vs. SaskatchewanDisturbance rates and cycles"The "even-aged" boreal forest mythThe forest fire "event"%What's the deal with "fragmentation"?-Bothwell, Pete; Amiro, Brian; Westhaver, Alan/Does "fuel-type" influence fire event patterns?BIntegration note : an extension note of the Foothills Model forest?Natural Disturbance Program Integration Note Series Issue No. 1Integrating natural pattern knowledge into management : issues and opportunities. Paper given at the COFE-CWF Conference, Sept. 11-13, 2000, Kelowna, B. C.BBandaloop Landscape-Ecosystem Services, for Foothills Model ForestNatural challenges in riparian zones of Alberta's Foothills. Paper given at the COFE-CWF Conference, Sept. 11-13, 2000, Kelowna, B. C.Weik, Christian; Dugas, JulieENatural resource information management workshop, September 6th, 2002{Foothills Model Forest : Natural Disturbance Research Program 1996-2003. The Alberta Chamber of Resources, January 30, 2003(Woodland Caribou Program Quicknote No. 1jHow do wolves use forest cutblocks in west central Alberta and does this affect predation risk to caribou?!MacKendrick, Norah; Parkins, JohnzSocio-economic dimensions of community vulnerability to mountain pine beetles : final report to the Foothills Model ForestcManaging for grizzly bears in the Foothills Model forest : a survey of local and Edmonton residents8Stumpf-Allen, R. C. G.; McFarlane, B. L.; Watson, D. O. LCanadian Forest Service, Northern Forestry Centre for Foothills Model ForestInformation Report NOR-X-378Information Report NOR-X-377>Accounting for Natural Resources in the Foothills Model Forest-Patriquin, M. N.; Spence, M. M.; White, W. A.Information Report NOR-X-398]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=705uMeasuring the economic value of the visitor sector of a regional economy : a case study of the Foothills Model ForestEAlavalapati, Janaki; White, William; Wellstead, Adam; Patriquin, Mike8Canadian Forest service, Socio-Economic Research NetworkJAn economic impact model of the Foothills Model Forest, January 30th, 1998KPublic involvement requirements for activities in the Green Area of Alberta Lilley, John:Lilley Environmental Consulting for Foothills Model Forest Sherwood Park6Accounting for resources in the Foothills Model Forest.Patriquin, Mike; Spence, Michelle; White, Bill6Canadian Forest Service, Social Science Research Group=Foothills Model Forest Social Science Program Quicknote No. 1&Natural resource accounting in the FMF=Foothills Model Forest Social Science Program Quicknote No. 2=Foothills Model Forest Social Science Program Quicknote No. 3=Foothills Model Forest Social Science Program Quicknote No. 4-Human dimensions of biodiversity conservation&McFarlane, B.; Watson, D.; Parkins, J.&MacKendrick, Norah A. Parkins, John R.XMonitoring community sustainability in the Foothills Model Forest : a 2001 census updatebAn expenditure based analysis of community dependence : a case study of the Foothills Model Forest<Pileated woodpecker cavities : master builders of the forest]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=718FPileated woodpecker management : improved management conserves habitat7Pileated woodpecker secondary cavity users : no vacancyThe resilient forest : looking beyond the stumps : a 30-year examination of the forests and assertions of a 1970's environmental campaign2Stevenson, Robert; Ferdinand, Steve; Udell, Robert@Murphy, Peter J.; Bott, Robert; Stevenson, Robert; Udell, RobertKThe evolution of forest management agreements on the Weldwood Hinton Forest2The Foothills Model Forest History series Volume 3$Murphy, Peter J.; Luckert, Martin K.]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=712[The development of adaptive management in the protected areas of the Foothills Model ForestRSocio-Economic Research Network, Canadian Forest Service, Northern Forestry Centre2The Foothills Model Forest History series Volume 4:Adaptive Forest Management/History Program Quicknote No. 1 Udell, RobertWhat we are and what we dogCanada's Rich and unknown history - Western Canada's "express" mail and passenger service in the 1800's:Adaptive Forest Management/History Program Quicknote No. 2p50 years of harvest and reforestation : a historical photo review of the Hinton Forest Management Agreement AreaRThe Foothills Model Forest Adaptive Forest Management/History Program Report No. 7ULearning from the forest : a fifty-year journey towards sustainable forest management< *Bott, Robert; Murphy, Peter; Udell, Robert.Foothills Model Forest History Series Volume 2The Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 5 Forest protection The Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothill . Chapter 4 Logging planning and forest harvesting - multiple uses -The Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 8 Mills & Products - The Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 1 Introduction and backgroundThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 2 Inventory, growth and yield and allowable cutsThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 3 Silviculture and forest renewalThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 6 Multiple values - multiple usesThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 7 Forest Science and researchThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 9 Community contributionsThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 10 Forest Management PlansThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Chapter 11 the 1999 Forest Management Plan : bringing it all together for sustainable forest managementThe Hinton Forest 1955-2000. A case study in adaptive forest management. The Weldwood-Hinton Story Foothills. Appendix 1 Historical timeline : major events and decisions in the Weldwood-Hinton historynhttp://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/Content_Files/Files/AFM/The%20Hinton%20Forest%20AFM%20Rept%202%202002.pdfWatershed and stream classification. Chisholm/Dogrib fires research initiative. Foothills Model Forest. Delivery data set descriptionAlso cited as Watershed and stream classification for the Foothills Model Forest. Chisholm Fire delivery and data set description]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=715xFireSmart-ForestWise : community protection and forest restoration project. Foothills Model Forest. Jasper National Park:Environmental Screening Report. Park Registry File J03-004"Fire, soils, and site productivity/Chisholm Fire Site Productivity Quicknote No. 1Kishchuk, Barbara/Chisholm Fire Site Productivity Quicknote No. 3Dead mosses don't lie down!Simpson, Michael; Dale, M. R. T. %Boreal moss community Quicknote No. 4.Chisholm fire beetle diversity Quicknote No. 20Below the surface of fire and harvesting effects/Chisholm Fire Site Productivity Quicknote No. 5mIncorporating breaching and spotting considerations into PROMETHEUS - the Canadian wildland fire growth model/Alexander, M. E.; Tymstra, C.; Frederick, K. W.xBoreal moss communities : succession and implications for establishment after fire in Alberta's spruce-dominated forestsSimpson, Michael-Foothills Model Forest, University of AlbertaSInvestigating effects of climate on site index of lodgepole pine in western AlbertaLogan, Travis; Price, David.Climate Change Program Quicknote No. 1 Revised]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=857NGolder Associates for Foothills Model Forest and Athabasca Bioregional Society]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=700-Golder Associates for Foothills Model Forest 8Hardisty Creek post-flood inspection notes, 15 July 2005Schmidt, NathanzPost construction evaluation and summary of Hardisty Creek fish habitat and fish passage restoration in Kinsmen Park Reach8Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd. for Foothills Model Forest0Hardisty Creek restoration project [photo essay]#Bresnahan, Connie; Schindler, HeidihHardisty Creek fish habitat and fish passage assessments and corrective designs : final report. May 2004zWatershed delineation and stream classification for the northern east slopes region : including the Foothills Model Forest*McCleary, Richard; Wilson, Scott; BambrickVMcCleary, Richard; Nelin, Cameron; Bambrick, Chantelle; Wilson, Scott; Sherburne, Chad;Foothills Model Forest, Fish and Watershed Research Program?2000 fish and stream inventory program. Annual report & summaryMcCleary, R. J.; Johnson, C. F.#Weldwood and Foothills Model Forest7WAM watershed assessment model : final report (Phase 1)tAlberta Forest Resource Improvement Program for Weldwood of Canada Ltd. (Hinton Division) and Foothills Model Forest*Fish and Watershed Program Quicknote No. 3*Fish and Watershed Program Quicknote No. 1>Foothills Growth and Yield Association, Foothills Model ForestFRIAA Project FOOMOD-01-03]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=823Lougheed, HughHEnhanced management of lodgepole pine (EMNP2) installation establishmentFRIAA Project OF-02-16MTimberline Natural Resource Group, for Foothills Growth and Yield Association}Enhanced fibre production and management of lodgepole pine : presented at the CIF/SAF Joint AGM and Convention, October, 20046Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 16Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 26Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 36Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 46Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 56Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 66Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 76Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 86Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 9Activity updateDempster, DickHighlights of 2002-03Post-harvest stand development Stewart, JimPre-commercial thinning trialsCommercial thinning trials!Fertilization and thinning trialsStewart, Jim; Yang, RichardMountain pine beetle initiative7Regenerated lodgepole pine project - fifth year results:Effects of juvenile spacing on lodgepole pine stand heightMeredith, Sharon7Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 103Effects of trembling aspen on lodgepole pine growth7Foothills Growth and Yield Association Quicknote No. 11_Interim report on the development of yield estimators for pure lodgepole pine stands in Alberta.Yang, Yuqing; Huang, Shongming; Dempster, Dick%Enhanced management of lodgepole pineWhite, Barry, editorEffects of site, competition, and density management on early crop performance and stand growth and yield of lodgepole pine : establishment report%Dempster, W. R.; McPherson, R. J. T. >Lodgepole pine regeneration project : field manual version 2.1&Enhanced management of lodgepole pine KForest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta, FRIP Open funds ProgramnComparison of pre-harvest and post-harvest site indices : technical report. Regenerated lodgepole pine project9Map of Foothills Growth and Yield Association study areas9Foothills Growth and Yield Association : revised proposalFoothills Growth and Yield Association (FRIAA Project FOOMOD-01-01) : Final report for the period April1, 2000 - March 31, 2005Foothills Model Forest, Foothills Growth and Yield Association, Alberta Forest Genetic Resources Council, Forest Resources Improvement Association of AlbertamProceedings of the Post-harvest Stand Development Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, 31 January - 1 February 2006ULong-term lodgepole pine silviculture trials in Alberta : history and current results+Stewart, J. D.; Jones, T. N.; Noble, R. C. JNatural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Centre, Northern Forestry Centre,Forest health : fire behavior considerations< Alexander, MartyOLodgepole pine regeneration project : manual for field measurements version 2.08McPherson, R.; Dempster, Dick; Ullich, Harry; Held, Bob bFoothills Growth and Yield Association, Regenerated Lodgepole Pine Project, Foothills Model ForestkNutrition and Density Management Trial (EMLP1) establishment report. Enhanced management of Lodgepole Pine QCaribou Landscape Management Association presentation to ACR AGM January 26, 2006]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=703(Caribou Landscape Management Association Thorp, Wayne8Caribou Landscape Management Association Quicknote No. 18Caribou Landscape Management Association Quicknote No. 28Caribou Landscape Management Association Quicknote No. 3Bambrick, Chantelle8Caribou Landscape Management Association Quicknote No. 44Foothills Landscape Management Forum Quicknote No. 5AFoothills Research Institute, Foothills Landscape Management PlanACaribou Landscape Management Association integrated industry plan4Berland Smoky Access Plan information letter 2008-05Information letter 2008-05WSession notes Model Forest Caribou Workshop, April 26-27, 2005 Radisson Hotel, Winnipeg!Thorp, Wayne; Bambrick, Chantelle=Managing fish and aquatics data using the ArcHydro Data ModelWeik, Christian]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=707aNatural resource/fish and wildlife research data management : the Foothills Model Forest Approach,Foothills Model Forest, Model Forest Network Dugas, Julie<Managing grizzly bear GPS data at the Foothills Model ForestCESRI Map book gallery volume 19 : monitoring grizzly bear movementsIhttp://www.esri.com/mapmuseum/mapbook_gallery/volume19/conservation4.html%Understanding grizzly bears using GISRBoreal owl nesting and roosting habitat. Habitat suitability index model version 5jHeinrich, Ralph; Watson, Judy; Beck, Barbara; Beck, James; Todd, Melissa; Bonar, Richard; Quinlan, Richard]http://foothillsresearchinstitute.ca/pages/Publications/PublicationByProgram.aspx?program=720MBrown Creeper reproductive habitat. Habitat suitability index model version 3BBanks, Tara; Farr, Dan; Bonar, Richard; Beck, Barbara; Beck, James[Clay-coloured sparrow reproductive habitat. Habitat suitability index (HSI) model version 5NGould, Dan; Todd, Melissa; Bonar, Rick; Beck, James; Barbara; Quinlan, Richard>Elk winter foraging. Habitat suitability index model version 5iBuckmaster, Glenn; Todd, Melissa; Smith, Kirby; Bonar, Rick; Beck, Barbara; Beck, James; Quinlan, RichardLHoary bat summer roosting habitat. Habitat suitability index model version 5\Heinrich, Ralph; Todd, Melissa; Beck, Barbara; Bonar, Richard; Beck, James; Quinlan, RichardRLong-toed salamander year round habitat. 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DAquatic habitat and fisheries studies in the Dismal Creek study area53 5 59 115 34 15<R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd. for Petro-Canada Ltd. Dismal CreekPhase II survey of Wolf Creek Hills, B.Fred Creek near (Pinto Creek)0Phase II survey of Fred Creek (16 of 34-53-1-W6)Hildebrandt, D.; Hunt, C.4A phase II survey of Trout Creek (12 of 28-54-15-W5) Trout Creek1Phase II survey of Moose Creek (11 of 1-53-17-W5) Moose Creek Doonanco, J.A letter from J. Doonanco (retired Fish and Wildlife Officer) to Carl Hunt (Fisheries Biologist, Edson area - now retired) describing the history of Arctic grayling populations in northeastern Alberta File data Driscoll, D.7Coalspur Project. V. 5. Environmental impact assessmentDentherm Resources Ltd.CStream surveys along pipeline route - Edson to Grande Prairie, 1980Fernet, D.; Kratt, L. EEnvironmental Management Associates for Alberta Gas Trunk Line (Nova) Earle, J.FMemo information from Jenny Earle (R. 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HTerrestrial arthropods of peatlands, with particular reference to Canada"Finnamore, A. T.; Marshall, S. A. 1-289MTaxonomy, distribution, and zoogeographic evolution of Grylloblatta in Canada7 D Kamp, J. W. #Agriculture Canada, Research Branch@Alberta birds, 1961-1970, with particular reference to migrationSadler, T. S.; Myers, M. T. Prov. Mus. AlbertaNat. His. Occas. Paper No. 153 36 40118 52 0D5 different locations, Wakomao Lake, Duggan's Lake, Helliwell Lake, http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B6WPN-4GHRC5H-1&_user=1067473&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&view=c&_acct=C000051252&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=1067473&md5=69cbc1bd8ef1bd6e87c306e258286c7bAGS, AGL-GWL, UofA, AUReport T/12-No. 2:Tedder, Wayne S.; Ferguson, Neville B.; Karpuk, Edward K. 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C.'The Foothills Erratics Train of Alberta9A management plan for Flat Lake and its watershed : draft Flat LakeJhttp://www.athabascacounty.com/ASB/Flat%20Lake%20WMP%20(Oct%2022%2008).pdf/Pine Creek Flood control project, stage 1 and 2#Flat Lake control assessment study <Samang Inc., for County of Athabasca and Alberta Environment Pine Creek715-7280Glacial flutings in central and northern Alberta Gravenor, C. P.; Meneley, W. A. [Use of indicators in the determination of ice-movement directions in Alberta : a discussionStalker, A. Mac; Craig, B. G. CCounty of Athabasca regional water supply system feasibility report7Associated Engineering Ltd. for the County of AthabascavHydrogeological Consultants Ltd. for the County of Athabasca #12 in conjunction with Agriculture and Agric-Food CanadapFire behaviour in simulated mountain pine beetle attacked stands : Interim report : 2008 Archer Lake burn trials Schroeder, Dave; Mooney, Colleen7FPinnovations FERIC, Wildlands Operation Research Group2http://fire.feric.ca/36242007/Archer2008Report.pdfArcher Lake, Maybelle River58 6 46 110 20 26!Argus, George W.; Steele, John W.163-177EA reevaluation of the taxonomy of Salix tyrrelli, a sand dune endemic" 0#http://www.jstor.org/stable/2418854Maybelle River, Lake Athabasca54 35 15 112 54 20The Flat Lake Coordination Committee (The County of Athabasca, Alberta Environment, Alberta Sustainable Resource Development, Ducks Unlimited Canada)kLocal knowledge and the environmental review process : lessons from the Alberta-Pacific EIA review hearings-Resource Management and Environmental Studies:Regional environmental effects framework : pollution probe(Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency@http://dsp-psd.communication.gc.ca/Collection/En105-66-2001E.pdf;Boulden, Bob; Findlay, Rick; Ogilvie, Ken; Schwartz, Sandra<Athabasca Oil Sands, Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. 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Vallance:Department of Environment, Atmospheric Environment Service93-102TFarmers crop decisions and the frost hazard in northeast Alberta : Bayesian approach95-118Hayter, Roger; Proudfoot,< B. ~Reprinted in N. Mohammad (ed.) , Perspectives in agricultural geography, New Delhi, New Concept Publishing Co., 1981, p139-161Nadler, Andrew J.KAn agroclimatic risk assessment of crop production on the Canadian prairiesAABR, Jasper, Edson, Whitecourt, Campsie, Athabasca, Fort McMurrayLhttp://mspace.lib.umanitoba.ca/bitstream/1993/2829/1/AgMEt_Thesis_Web_AN.pdf2http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1934JRASC..28..249VTonn, William M. UMethane stable isotope distribution at a Carex dominated fen in north central Alberta) .YQuantifying landscape pattern and fragmentation : a transect analysis approach in Alberta.http://www.sfmnetwork.ca/docs/e/PR_2001-11.pdfiUniversity of Alberta, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Earth Observation Systems LaboratoryTROLS (Lac La Biche, South Pelican Hill, South Calling Lake, Godwin Burn, Owl River, Reference), Calling Lake, Meanook Biological StationvPercolation in neutral landscapes : landscape metric sensitivity to critical thresholds and a new class division index+De-Camino-Beck, T.; Sanchez-Azofeifa, G. A.BSanchez-Azofeifa, Arturo; De-Camino-Beck, Tomas; Hamilton, Stephen"NCE-SFMN Working Paper No. 2001-04#http://www.jstor.org/stable/3799866`Simultaneous ground and satellite observations of an isolated proton arc at subauroral latitudesConnors, Martin, et al.245-252Meteor wakes and their spectra Halliday, Ian2http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1958ApJ...127..245HStars fall over Canada#Millman, P. M.; McKinley, D. W. R. 2http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1967JRASC..61..277MMeanook ObservatoryPlanas, D.; Prepas E.#http://www.jstor.org/stable/3893342aEffects of social structure on reproductive activity in male fathead minnows (Pimphales promelas)N `}Aquatic weevils (Coleoptera : Curculionidae) associated with northern watermilfoil (Myriophyllum sibirium) in Alberta, Canada$Creed, Robert P.; Sheldon, Sallie P.(http://sgnis.org/publicat/papers/e98.pdf&Narrow Lake, Island Lake, Lac La Biche98-102Prepas, E. E.; Holst, M.; McEachern, P.; Millions, D.; Serediak, M; with, Vitt, D.; Halsey, L.; Prowse, T.; Gibson, J.; Planas, D.; Pinel-Alloul, B.255-279)Magnetic work of the Dominion ObservatoryMadill, R. GlennJMcMurray, Lac La Biche, Philomena, Boyle, Chipewyan, McKay, Old Fort, etc.2http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1928JRASC..22..255MdReducing long-term effects of forest harvesting on indicator species of closed-canopy mature forestsVillard, Marc-Andr54 35; 55 15; 54 54113 20; 113 20; 111 53.http://www.sfmnetwork.ca/docs/e/PR_2000-20.pdf^Effects of landscape structure on distribution, abundance and reproduction of forest songbirdsProject report 1999-21Annales GeophysicaeIConnors, M.; Rostoker, G.; Sofko, G.; McPherron, R. L.; Henderson, M. 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(Ted); Brandt, James P.; Kochtubajda, B.QEnvironment Canada, Meteorological Service of Canada, Prairie and Northern Region<http://www.adaptation.rncan.gc.ca/projdb/pdf/forestry4_e.pdf54 35)http://www.jstor.org/stable/2837176?seq=2Fhttp://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/118509664/PDFSTART{Higher taxa as paleoecological and paleoclimatic indicators : a search for the modern analog of the Florissant fossil floraSpecial Paper 435=Boyle, Brad; Meyer, Herbert W.; Enquist, Brian; Salas, Silvia54 37 1 113 19 58http://books.google.ca/books?hl=en&lr=&id=-OcQecTR5_QC&oi=fnd&pg=PA33&dq=meanook&ots=jAPoCulKWm&sig=0FlYQe88RJpmd-PGcr6pv5DjgK833-52Ahttp://www.springerlink.com/content/kr8j27725tl42441/fulltext.pdfEolian landforms of AlbertaMulira, Jim E.aAlberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Resource Evaluation and Planning and Public Lands DivisionsPub. 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Verlag Marie Leidorf GmbHHannover, Germany170-187Also cited as Stone[MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Introduction?http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/MacKay_Project_Introduction.pdfbMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Project description>http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/MacKay_Project_Description.pdfwMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Environmental Impact Assessment. GeneralEhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/01_Environmental_Impact_Assesment.pdf<http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/02_Ground_Water_Quantity.pdf=http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/04_Surface_Water_Quantity.pdf;http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/03_Ground_Water_Quality.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Environmental Impact Assessment. Groundwater quality. Numbers 39-42MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Environmental Impact Assessment. Groundwater quality. Numbers 43-54sMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Surface water quality. Numbers 55-71sMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Surface water quality. Numbers 72-78<http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/05_Surface_Water_Quality.pdftMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Groundwater/Surface water interactionMhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/06_Ground_Water_Surface_Water_Interaction.pdf`MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Aquatic resources8http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/07_Aquatic_Resources.pdfRMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Air*http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/08_Air.pdfUMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Health-http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/09_Health.pdf]MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Socio-economic5http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/10_Socio-Economic.pdfmMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Terrestrial - development planChttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/11_Terrestrial-Development_Plan.pdfkMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Conservation and reclamationChttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/12_Conversation_and_Reclamation.pdfcMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Baseline information;http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/13_Baseline_Information.pdf`MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Impact assessment8http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/14_Impact_Assessment.pdfYMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Mitigation1http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/15_Mitigation.pdfWMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Land use/http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/16_Land_Use.pdf:http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/17_Regiona_Initiatives.pdfnMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. EPEA and water act applicationsFhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/18_Epea_and_Water_Act_Applications.pdfUMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Errata-http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/19_Errata.pdf8http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/01_Table_Of_Contents.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. IntroductionMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Development schedule and planDhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/02_Development_Schedule_and_Plan.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Assessment methods8http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/03_Assesment_Methods.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Topography1http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/04_Topography.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Closure, disclaimer and referencesDhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/05_Closures_Disclamer_References.pdfThttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/06_Appendix_I_-_Summary_of_Soil_Inspection_Sites.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclam< ation plan. Appendix II. Contour maps of proposed facilitiesMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix I. Summary of soil inspection sitesXhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/07_Appendix_II_-_Contour_Maps_of_Proposed_Facilities.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix III. Soil inspection site location figures[http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/08_Appendix_III_-_Soil_Inspection_Site_Location_Figures.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix IV. Land Capability calculationsQhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/09_Appendix_IV_-_Land_Capability_Calculations.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix V. Guidelines for reclamation ratingsWhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/10_Appendix_V_-_Guildelines_for_Reclamation_Ratings.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix VI. Soil characteristicsIhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/11_Appendix_VI_-_Soil_Characteristics.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix VII. Compost disposalFhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/12_Appendix_VII_-_Compost_Disposal.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 1. MacKay River developments 10 year conservation and reclamation plan. Appendix VII. Ecosite phase and AVI land label descriptionsdhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/13_Appendix_VIII_-_Ecosite_Phase_and_AVI_Land_Label_Descriptions.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 2. Stakeholder supplemental information requests8http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/01_Notes_to_Volume_1.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 2. Stakeholder supplemental information requests. Socio-economic impact assessment reviewNhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/02_Socio-Economic_Impact_Assessment_Review.pdf`http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/03_Review_of_Mackay_River_Expansion_Environmental_Assessment.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 2. Stakeholder supplemental information requests. Review of Petro-Canada MacKay River Expansion Environmental Impact AssessmentMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 2. Stakeholder supplemental information requests. Oil Sands Environmental CoalitionPhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/04_MacKay_River_Expansion_AEUB_Approval_8668.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 2. Stakeholder supplemental information requests. Environmental Assessment Review : issues and deficiencies listchttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/05_Environmental_Assessment_Review_Issues_and_Deficiencies_List.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 1 June 2006. Appendix 3. Results of human health for MRE and MRP only=http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Appendix_III_Human_Health.pdf\MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Introduction5http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Table_of_Contents.pdfBhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Project_Description_Section_1a.pdfBhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Project_Description_Section_1b.pdfAhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Project_Description_Section_2.pdfDhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Project_Description_Section_3a_1.pdfBhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Project_Description_Section_3b.pdf]MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Environmental1http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Environmental.pdfSMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Air'http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Air.pdfVMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Health0http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Human_Health.pdffhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Appendix_1_Supplemental_Information_for_SIR_22a___Attachments_1-11.pdf#MacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Appendix 1. Supplemental information for SIR. Includes Analysis of produced gas H2S levels Petro-Canada MacKay River, June 2005, by Richard Gagn. Hydrogen sulphide measurements in SAGD operations by H. F. ThimmQA number of reports are hidden in this appendix, need to check each one carefullyvMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Appendix II. Heat and material balanceKhttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Appendix_II___Heat_and_Material_Balance.pdfkMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Appendix III. Flow diagrams@http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Appendix_III___Flow_Diagrams.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Stakeholder supplemental responses to Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) Industry Relations Corporation (RC) Environmental Assessment Review(http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/ACFN.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Stakeholder supplemental responses. Petro-Canada's DRAFT Technical responses to the Mikisew Cree First Nation(http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/MCFN.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Stakeholder supplemental responses. Petro-Canada's technical responses to Fort McKay's Review of the Fort MacKay expansion:http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Response_to_Fort_McKay.pdfMacKay River expansion supplemental information responses. Volume 2 March 2007. Stakeholder supplemental responses. Review of the Petro-Canada McKay River expansion supplementary information request and response to Mikisew Cree Statement of ConcernChttp://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Review_of_SIR_and_Response_MCFN.pdfXPetro-Canada's reconfigured MacKay River expansion (MRE) project. Air quality assessmentDM Leahey & Associates Limited-http://www.petro-canada.ca/pdfs/Section_1.pdfpPetro-Canada's reconfigured MacKay River expansion (MRE) project. 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Noise controlEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Section 4. Environmental Management. 6. Surface run-off}Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Section 4. Environmental Management. 7. ReferencesEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Section 5. Environmental impact. 2. Groundwater qualityzEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Section 5. Environmental impact. 3. Air qualityEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Section 5. Environmental impact. 4. Terrestrial impactsOverview of the CT process (Suncor Energy Inc.). In : Terrestrial reclamation of challenging materials in the Oil Sands Industry. Proceedings of the TERRE workshop, January 29th and 30th, 1998Overview of the CT process (Syncrude Canada Ltd.). In : Terrestrial reclamation of challenging materials in the Oil Sands Industry. 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Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD)/dissolved oxygen (DO)Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 2. Total suspended solids (TSS)tEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 3. Other parameterszEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 4. Seasonal water qualitymEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 5. FisheriesxEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Secti< on 6. Land use/reclamationEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 7. Groundwater protection & spillsEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 8. Solid waste management and disposaloEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 9. Air qualityEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 10. Transportation & UtilitiestEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 11. Socio-economic kEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 12. HealthxEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 13, Public consultationEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Section 14. Environmental protection planEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Appendix 1. EIA review letter from Alberta EnvironmentEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Appendix 2. 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Geotechnical report@Klohn Leonoff Consulting Engineers for Millar Western Pulp Ltd. Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. Appendix V. Whitecourt and District Labour Force AnalysiseEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. Appendix VI. Town of WhitecourtAlberta Economic Development1Town of Whitecourt Economic Development CommitteeWinter, GrahamPEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 1. SummaryUEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 2. IntroductionVEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 3. Site analysis\Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 4. Project description_Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 5. Biophysical assessmentSEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 6. MonitoringjEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 7. Economic and community assessmentZEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. 8. Community liaisonEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt pulp mill. Appendix II. Meteorological and air quality evaluation for CTMP Mill at Whitecourt, Alberta Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Appendix 3. Air dispersion study. Downwash modelling for NOx, SO and particulate Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Supplemental. Appendix 3. Air dispersion study. Stacks2 modelling for NOx, SO and particulate over flat and hilly terrainEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt newsprint mill. Appendix 1. Athabasca River water quality assessmentEnvironmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt newsprint mill. Appendix 2. 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Other issues?http://www.ceaa-acee.gc.ca/010/0001/0001/0005/0002/chap10_e.pdfReport of the EUB-CEAA joint review panel : Cheviot Coal project, Mountain Park area, Alberta EUB Applications No. 960313 and 960314 Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Figures@http://www.ceaa-acee.gc.ca/010/0001/0001/0005/0002/figures_e.pdfReport of the EUB-CEAA joint review panel : Cheviot Coal project, Mountain Park area, Alberta EUB Applications No. 960313 and 960314 Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Appendix 1. Table of ContentsAhttp://www.ceaa-acee.gc.ca/010/0001/0001/0005/0002/app1-toc_e.pdfReport of the EUB-CEAA joint review panel : Cheviot Coal project, Mountain Park area, Alberta EUB Applications No. 960313 and 960314 Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Appendix 1. Introduction< Dhttp://www.ceaa-acee.gc.ca/010/0001/0001/0005/0002/app1-chap01_e.pdfReport of the EUB-CEAA joint review panel : Cheviot Coal project, Mountain Park area, Alberta EUB Applications No. 960313 and 960314 Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Appendix 1. 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Biodiversity Assessment Project, KBM Forestry Consultants Inc. 0Also cited as Special habitat element modelling Prepared for Millar Western Forest Products' Biodiversity Assessment Project, KBM Forestry Consultants Inc. and Institut Quebecois d'Amenagement de la Foret Feuillue&Thunder Bay, Ont.; St-Andre-Avelin, QBODuinker, P. D.; Doyon, F.; Morash, R.; Van Damme, L.; MacLeod, H. L.; Rudy, A. Prepared for Millar Western Forest Products' Biodiversity Assessment Project, KBM Forestry Consultants Inc. and Lakehead University, Faculty of Forestry%Biodiversity Assessment Project (BAP)eEcosystem diversity and landscape configuration models. Biodiversity Assessment Project. BAP Report 70Crop plan for Alberta species. Documents 1 and 2McCready, T. B.; Day, R. J. Internal Paper2Crop plan yields for use in timber supply analysisPermanent sample plot programDVegetation community transition under vegetation management strategyExcel worksheetD1997-1998 temporary sample plot program : protocol and establishment:The Forestry Corp. for Millar Western Forest Products Ltd.Blue Ridge Lumber Inc., A subsidiary of West Fraser Mills Ltd., Whitecourt, Alberta. Detailed Forest Management Plan Approval Decision. 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Education, training and cooperation with other agenciesChttp://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_Section_11.pdfBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Section Twelve. Developing values, objectives, indicators and targets (VOITs)Chttp://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_Section_12.pdfoBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Section Thirteen. Looking ahead to the next DFMPChttp://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_Section_13.pdffBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix One. Technical items checklist>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_1.pdfhBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Two. Forest Management Agreement>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_2.pdfaBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP< ) Appendix Three. Company philosophy>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_3.pdfBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Four. Climate data for 14 fire towers and Whitecourt airport>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_4.pdfBerland Tower, Carrot Creek Tower, Deer Mountain Tower, Eagle Tower, Fort Assiniboine Tower, Goose Mountain Tower, House Mountain Tower, Imperial Tower, Pass Creek Tower, Swan Dive Tower, Tony Tower, Vega Tower, Whitecourt AirportzBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Five. List of forest resource improvement programs>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_5.pdfBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Six. Reporting policy for rare and unique discoveries and scarce resources>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_6.pdf"List of archaeological consultants>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_7.pdfGibson, Terrance H. Alberta Western Heritage Blue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Seven. Heritage compliance plan for West Fraser Mills Ltd. Alberta Forestry Operations in the Blue Ridge Lumber and Slave Lake Pulp FMA's/Slave Lake, Swan Hills, Blue Ridge, MayerthorpeBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Eight. Reporting policy for insect Two. Forest Management Agreement>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_8.pdfBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Nine. Wildlife guidelines for land use activities in the areas 3 and 4 of the southwest region>http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_9.pdf.Alberta Environment, Natural Resources Service@Management plans for mountain goats in Alberta. Discussion draft^Expert opinion on likely consequences of coal mining on the Caw Ridge Mountain goat populationFesta-Bianchet, M. HSubmitted to Brian Bildson and copied to Rick Ostertag, October 31, 2000gBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Ten. Habitat matrix for mammals?http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_10.pdflBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Appendix Eleven. Woodlands organization chart?http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_App_11.pdfUBlue Ridge Lumber Inc., Detailed Forest Management Plan (DFMP) Timber Supply AnalysisOhttp://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/blueridge/BRL_DFMP_Timber_Supply_Analysis.pdfSlave Lake Pulp Corporation : a division of West Fraser Timber, Slave Lake, Alberta. Detailed Forest Management Plan Approval Decision. Forest Management Agreement #9000028Yhttp://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/slave/SLP_DFMP_Approval_Decision_April_3_2003_Final.pdf5http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/slave/chapter_1.pdfWSlave Lake Pulp Corporation 2000 Detailed Forest Management Plan. Chapter 2. Background5http://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/slave/chapter_2.pdfYSlave Lake Pulp Corporation 2000 Detailed Forest Management Plan. Chapter 1. Introduction]Slave Lake Pulp Corporation 2000 Detailed Forest Management Plan. Chapter 3. 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Future considerationsHhttp://srd.alberta.ca/forests/pdf/weyerhaeuser_edson/Edson_VolumeIII.pdfFWeyerhaeuser Edson Sustainable Forest Management Plan (SFMP) July 2008Shttp://www.weyerhaeuser.com/pdfs/businesses/sustainableforestry/Edson_SFMP_2008.pdfaReport of the 2000 breeding bird survey for Weyerhaeuser's Edson Forest Management Agreement Area Brown, R. K. Weyerhaeuser Company`Report of the 2000 breeding owl survey for Weyerhaeuser's Edson Forest Management Agreement AreaJA review of available information on wildlife for Weyerhaeuser's Edson FMA"Bighorn Environmental Design Ltd. }Final report : ECA - water yield response Pembina Forest Management Area. 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In : Martes and fishers (Martes) in human-altered environments : an international perspective+ 1T ZTomasik, Eric; Cook, Joseph A. mMitochondrial phylogeography and conservation genetics of wolverine (Gulo gulo) of northwestern North AmericaE N 2262-2269CRemote sensing and forest inventory for wildlife habitat assessmentuMcDermid, G. J.; Hall, R. J.; Sanchez-Azofeifa, G. A.; Franklin, S. E.; Stenhouse, G. B.; Kobliuk, T.; LeDrew, E. F. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=MImg&_imagekey=B6T6X-4VYMP1Y-2-3&_cdi=5042&_user=1067473&_orig=search&_coverDate=05%2F10%2F2009&_sk=997429988&view=c&wchp=dGLzVtz-zSkWb&md5=907e183c69ab72610a8a2f2336ce953e&ie=/sdarticle.pdf 1875-1883$Johnston, Fiona D.; Paul, Andrew J. >http://216.250.97.198/apps/reportseries/aca_reports_pdf/73.pdfLarge list of lakes, all namedAReview and assessment of walleye genetics and stocking in AlbertaTechnical report (T-2006-002)Excellent report*American Journal of Agricultural Economics629-642RModeling recreation site choice : do hypothetical choices reflect actual behavior?/Haener, M. K.; Boxall, P. C.; Adamowicz, W. 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Papers 1938-1950, 1983Adkins, William ElmerPhotographs and documents: personal, oil companies, Abasand; Alberta Government oil sands reports, 1948-1950; audiodisc explaining the process used at the Alberta Government oil sands pilot project at Bitumount, 1949; oral history recording with typewritten transcript, 1983(Land capability for forestry - BitumountAReport on the Athabasca Oil Sands development, Bitumount, Alberta\Alberta Culture, Youth and Recreation, Heritage Resource Development, Heritage Sites ServiceChampion, Lloyd R. Collection 1942-1953^Correspondence reports and photographs of Athabasca Oil Sands Project at Bitumount. 1942-1953.0International Bitumen Company, Oil Sands LimitedXExtraction of five granular deposits McClelland Lake area : Volume 2. Susan Lake DepositWExtraction of five granular deposits McClelland Lake area : Volume 3. Bitumount depositOExtraction of five granular deposits McClelland Lake area : Volume 4. Deposit AOExtraction of five granular deposits McClelland Lake area : Volume 5. Deposit BOExtraction of five granular deposits McClelland Lake area : Volume 6. Deposit C>Thurber Consultants Ltd., Alberta Energy and Natural Resources Susan Lake1980sO'Donnell, Cynthia NellesHAlberta Culture and Multiculturalism, Friends of the Athabasca Oil SandsLAC3Alberta Earth Sciences Division, Groundwater Branch Kerr, H. A.Decision 2003-023FPetro-Canada oil and gas interim shut-in of gas production, Chard area7Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (AEUB), Petro-CanadaDecision 2001-63ChardkFranco-Nevada Mining Corporation interim shut-in of gas production 00/10-23-076-07W4M/0 well, Leismer FieldKAlberta Energy and Utilities Board (AEUB), Franco-Nevada Mining CorporationDecision 2001-64Gorski, Robert H. ,University of Regina, Faculty of Engineering UofRegina@Chard reservoir and gathering system simulation : project reportReview of wells with Wabiskaw-McMurray intervals previously allowed to produce gas by decision 2003-023 : Chard area and Leismer fieldYApplications for well licences and pipeline permits, Cold Lake, Leismer and Leming Fields[Alberta Energy Conservation Board, Home Oil Company, Imperial Oil, Renaissance Energy Ltd. Decision report 93-9Amoco gas site analysis studyVUniversity of Calgary, Faculty of Environmental Design, Amoco Gas Plant Analysis GroupLeismer, Kirby Lake,Lac La Biche, Conklin Road task force report Leblanc, Moe2Lac La Biche Regional Economic Development CouncilANS report 71-9/A dietary study of an isolated native communityANS report 71-11 LAC, McGillAEUB, AGL-GWL, ARCPGregoire Lake water monitoring report - Provincial Parks Lake Monitoring ProgramAEUB, AGL-GWL, UofAHanley, Peter T.; Van Waas, C.AGL-GWL, EDPL, UofCIs this one volume or two?PAOSTRA/AMOCO Canada Gregoire Lake Block I project : non-confidential descriptionSAlberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority, Amoco Canada Petroleum Company#Amoco Canada Petroleum Company Ltd.JGregoire Lake insitu steam pilot (GLISP). V. 1. GLISP surface level surveyRGregoire Lake insitu steam pilot (GLISP). V. 2. . GLISP geophysical report#2. v. 1RGregoire Lake insitu steam pilot (GLISP). V. 2. . 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HAlberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Land information Services Division0Southview Fibre Tech Ltd. wood waste power plantAlberta Earth Sciences Division)Water supply study, Calling Lake, Alberta UofA, UofLHardick, R. C. 3Alberta Environment, Groundwater Development BranchImperial Mills>Imperial Mills : water well and groundwater engineering report Kerr, H. A. xHearings held in Mayerthorpe, Barrhead and Edmonton in January 1975. Includes situation paper of the Alberta Government.'Town of Mayerthorpe, water supply study9Alberta, Department of the Environment, Planning Division MayerthorpeRickert, H. A.; Samide, G. W. \Alberta Environment, Environmental Engineering Support Services, Technical Services DivisionDynamic pile driving analyser testing : proposed test piles at Paddle River, S. R. 757, 8.5 km north of Sangudo, province of AlbertaQTrow Geotechnical, Alberta Transportation and Utilities, Research and DevelopmentPaddle River, Sangudo_Hydrogeological evaluation of a proposed regional landfill site, NE 19-59-9-W5, Blue Ridge area$Jordan, Graham W.; McCracken, L. J. PBlue Ridge Lumber (1981) Ltd. Timber harvest planning and operating ground rulesApplication No. 8822 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : 69 KV transmission line 524L to supply Simpson Timber near Blue RidgeCalgary Power Ltd.Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 1. Terms of reference for the proposed Cheviot Mine development : environmental impact assessmentCCheviot Mine project application : appendix 2. Project team resumesCheviot Mine project application : appendix 3. Considerations for coal reserve replacement after depletion of Cardinal River Mine reservesjCheviot Mine project application : appendix 4. Overview of Cheviot Mine project traffic impacts on CadominCheviot Mine project application : appendix 5. Summary of preliminary< geotechnical assessment of the Cadomin to Mountain Park transportation corridorCheviot Mine project application : appendix 6. Transalta Utilities environmental impact assessment re : 138 kV transmission line 762AL & 138/69 kV Cheviot substation 215SiCheviot Mine project application : appendix 7. Regional geological assessment of the Cheviot Project areauCheviot Mine project application : appendix 8. Summary of slope stability considerations for the Cheviot Mine projectPCheviot Mine project application : appendix 9. Geology and mining cross-sections]Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 10. Rock drain considerations at the Cheviot MineZCheviot Mine project application : appendix 11. Refuse disposal : analysis of alternativeszCheviot Mine project application : appendix 12. Site evaluation studies for fine coal refuse and water supply impoundmentsbCheviot Mine project application : appendix 13. Plant water supply reservoir : hydrologic analysisMCheviot Mine project application : appendix 14A. Harris Creek water reservoirVCheviot Mine project application : appendix 14B. Cheviot Creek fine refuse impoundmentmCheviot Mine project application : appendix 15. Construction camp considerations for the Cheviot Mine ProjectsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 16. Environmental impact assessment : groundwater, Cheviot Mine ProjectCheviot Mine project application : appendix 19. Assessment of the potential health risk of the proposed Cheviot Mine project to the general public and aquatic biotaCheviot Mine project application : appendix 20. Toxicity identification evaluation in support of construction of the Cheviot MineeCheviot Mine project application : appendix 26. Assessment of Cheviot Mine overburden for reclamationCheviot Mine project application : appendix 27. Vegetation resource survey and impact assessment of the proposed Cheviot Mine and associated areas`Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 28. Forestry assessment for the Cheviot Mine projectoCheviot Mine project application : appendix 31. Review of vegetation on reclaimed rock dumps at Luscar, AlbertaCheviot Mine project application : appendix 32. Characteristics and quality of minesoil landscapes and minesoil profiles at the Luscar MineAlso cited as Vegetation and botanical survey and impact assessment of the proposed Cheviot Mine and associated areas. Cheviot Mine Project Application, Vol. VII, App. 27Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 33. Cumulative effects and environmental assessment of the proposed Cheviot Mine development : ungulates, small mammals, avifauna, amphibiansCheviot Mine project application : appendix 34. Specific and cumulative environmental effects analysis for mammalian carnivores`Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 35. Conceptual reclamation plan for the Cheviot MinebCheviot Mine project application : appendix 36. Recreation assessment for the Cheviot Mine projectnCheviot Mine project application : appendix 40. Historical resources impact assessment, Vol. C. Historic sitespCheviot Mine project application : appendix 39. Historical resources impact assessment, Vol. B. Precontact sitesgCheviot Mine project application : appendix 37. Historical resources impact assessment, Vol. D. SummaryvCheviot Mine project application : appendix 38. Historical resources impact assessment, Vol. A. Background informationjCheviot Mine project application : appendix 41. Environmental noise assessment of the Cheviot Mine projecthCheviot Mine project application : appendix 42. Cheviot Mine project application, air quality evaluationCheviot Mine project application : appendix 44. 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Fhttp://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/122408183/PDFSTART Gupta, NitiWickstrom, Mark`http://library2.usask.ca/theses/available/etd-05262009-175720/unrestricted/Niti_Gupta_Thesis.pdfSyncrude, Clearwater Formation2Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management-Two novel biomarkers in developing wood frogs<Gupta, Niti; Hitchings, Amanda; Weber, Lynn; Wickstrom, Mark"Athabasca Oil Sands, Fort McMurrayTree swallows, Zebra finches/http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdfplus/2656565.pdfKlassen, Rudolph WaldemarThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Janvier, Alberta, November 1, 1989. Document. B-1. Written submission of the Janvier Tribal Council The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Janvier, Alberta, November 1, 1989. Document. B-2. 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McMurray Indian Band;Alberta Environment on behalf of Canadian National RailwaysTConcord Scientific Corporation, Alberta Department of Energy, Alberta Forest Service[ISL Infrastructure Systems, Inc, Dominion Ecological Consulting Ltd., City of Fort McMurrayAU, Not AGL-GWLBiblio.Shymoniak, BrownieMaskalyk, Miles; Wood, Wayne Juhlin, TimMetis Association of Alberta Amiot, Larry Thom, Gerald Lett, TomHarcourt, Vicki DeSmit, RonAlberta Trappers' Association Pachal, Derek McInnes, John7Northwest Territories Land Use Planning Regional Office Sprague, John B.; Colodey, A. G.FCanada Environmental Protection Directorate Industrial Programs BranchColodey, A. G. *Lac La Biche Regional Fisheries Task Force*Alberta Commercial Fisherman's AssociationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Beaver Lake, Alberta, November 8, 1989. V. 10. Lameman, Chief AlphonseHFort Mackay Indian Band, Chipewyan Indian Band, Fort Chipewyan Cree Band!AU, AGL-GWL, ARC-Vegreville, UofAThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15, 1989. V. 13. NWT Wildlife Federation Hall, Alex M. Van Camp, J. Stephen, W. J. DIANDTown of Fort SmithKudclik, (Mayor) Heron, LenRoschlauh, JudyBromley, Dr. J.Government of the NWT*Government of the NWT, Renewable Resources O'Brien, C. Bryant, Wayne East, Ken Hill, BillSchumann, FredaLabrentz, ArnoldVan Pelt, Jacques Peterson, Sara-Anne; Kaeser, Val Germo, DennisThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 16, 1989. V. 14. Labrentz, Arnold The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 16, 1989. V. 15. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 16, 1989. V. 16. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-15. Submission by the Corporation of City of YellowknifeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-16. Wood Buffalo National Park submissionThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-17. Wood Buffalo National Park - UNESCO World Heritage Site, August 22, 1985The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-18. Presentation by Bill HillThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-19. Presentation by Freda SchumannThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-20. Submission from the Slave River Coalition Basin - effect on renewable resources of the Slave River BasinThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-21. Slave River Basin Coalition NWT - goals and objectives#The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-22. Slave River Basin Coalition NWT - outline of presentations - what is at stake? our observations, our concerns, our recommendations/The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-23. Slave River Basin Coalition NWT - research on existing Alberta pulp mills and cumulative effects of proposed pulp mills on the Peace-AthabascaThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-25. Slave River Basin Coalition NWT - water management principles for Alberta and recommendations for sustainable policy renewalThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-26. Slave River Basin Coalition NWT - slide presentation "The Slave speaks"The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-27. Submission to the Environmental Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-14. Presentation by Ecology NorthThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-13. Slave River water quality monitoring workshop - findings and conclusionsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-12. Human health issues component of a brief for submissionThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-11. Government of the NWT position statementThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Imp< act Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-10. Presentation by the NWT Medical AssociationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-9. The deadly dangers of dioxins and organochloridesThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-8. Presentation by Pollution Committee Peace River Stockgrowers AssociationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-7. Presentation by the Metis Association of the NWTThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-6. Presentation of the Town of Hay RiverThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-5. Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board briefing document prepared by Northwest Wild Environmental ServicesThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-4. Toxicity and environmental chemistry of wastewater from a kraft pulp and paper millThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-3. Presentation given by W. J. Stephen, Director General NWT Region, Northern Affairs ProgramThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-2. Northwest Territories Wildlife Federation presentationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Smith, Alberta, November 15 - 16, 1989. Documents. F-1. A presentation on Alberta Pulp MillsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-1. Presentation by the Fort Chipewyan Tourism Action The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-2. Submission on behalf of the Little Red River TribeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-3. Presentation by Camile PicheThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-4. "What tomorrows do we have?"The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alb      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqstuvwxyz{|}~erta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-5. Presentation by the Peace-Athabasca Trappers' AssociationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-6. Analysis of fish livers for chlorinated phenolic compounds Slave River, N. W. T.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-7. Summary of results from EPA study of sludge and effluent from 104 pulp and paper millsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-8. The northern Athabasca River basin study : a native peoples' perspective on current and historical water resource issuesThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9 - 10, 1989. Documents. E-9. Submission of the Athabasca Chipewyan BandThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-1. Five letters re: pulp and paper mills from : Northwest Territories Land Use Planning, Aklavik Hunters and Trappers Association, Fort McPherson Land Use Planning Community Working Group, Arctic Red River Land Use Planning Community Working Group and Town of InuvikThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-2. New Democrats seek delay in AlPac Hearing : reopening Alberta Energy DecisionThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-3. Presentation to the Review Board by Tom MaccagnoThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-4. Alberta Energy and Natural Resources Fisheries Statistics dated February 2, 1983The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-5. Toxicity to aquatic organisms of organochlorine substance in kraft mill effluentThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-7. Trout Canada - Fall 1987%The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-8. The sport fishery in Alberta : facts and figures for 1975 and 1980 by Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Fish and Wildlife DivisionThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-9. Sport fishing in Alberta, 1985 by Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife Division, and Fisheries and OceanThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-10. Lac La Biche, Fisheries Task Force Report, September, 1988The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-11. Presentation made to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board Hearing - Lac La Biche - November 3, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-12. Questions to the review Board, Alberta Environment and Alberta-Pacific(The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-13. Commercial fishery concerns re : the Environmental Impact of the proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill at Prosperity on the Athabasca RiverThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-14. Alberta Trappers' Association Environmental and Wild Fur Management concerns with timber harvesting in the province of AlbertaThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-15. Environmental Review Board Hearing November 3 -4, 1989, Lac La BicheThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-16. Presentation to the Environmental Review PanelThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings he< ld at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-17. Presentation to the Environmental Review PanelThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-18. Presentation to the Environmental Review PanelThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-19. Can a closed cycle bleach plant be an industrial reality by the year 2000?"The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-20. Metis Association of Alberta submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board Hearings, Lac La BicheThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3 - 4, 1989. Documents. C-21. Submission to the Environmental Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Resolution, N. W. T., November 22, 1989. V. 27The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-1. Ministerial order 08/89 & amended order main reportThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-2. Main reportThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-3. Participation reportThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-4. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Environmental Impact Assessment meeting - GrasslandThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-5. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Environmental Impact Assessment meeting - Fort McMurrayThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-6. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Environmental Impact Assessment meeting - Lac La BicheThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-7. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Environmental Impact Assessment meeting - BoyleThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-8. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Environmental Impact Assessment meeting - AthabascaThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-9. Volumes 1 -3 written submissions & responsesThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-10. Aquatic survey in Derr and Bear CreeksThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-12. EIA supplemental informationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-13. Additional supplemental information dissolved oxygenThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-14. Mill effluent treatment system - activated sludge process, October, 1989-The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-15. Air quality impact assessment supplemental dispersion modelling for the proposed Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Athabasca Kraft Pulp MillThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-18. A general literature review concerning atmospheric emissions of SO2 and H2S on animal healthThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-19. Environmental Impact Assessment - supplemental information, major errataThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-20. Addendum to supplemental information on dioxins(The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-22. Pulping effluents in the aquatic environment, a report prepared by the Scientific Panel on Pulping Effluents in the Aquatic EnvironmentThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-23. Model calibration and receiving water evaluation for pulp mill developments on the Athabasca RiverThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-24. News Release - September 6, 1989 - Reports released on the impact of pulp mills on water quality in the Athabasca RiverThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-25. Cumulative assessment of Athabasca River Pulp Mills on water qualityThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-26. Winter water quality in the Athabasca River system, 1988 and 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-27. Water quality in the Wapiti-Smoky River system downstream of the Proctor and Gamble Pulp Mill, 1983The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-28. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries EIA Review Board public hearing questions by Alberta Environment=The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-29. The Peace and Athabasca River systems : a synopsis of Alberta Environments monitoring programs and the water quality effects of existing pulp mill effluentsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-30. A preliminary assessment of the impacts of existing pulp mills on the Peace RiverThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-31. CN Rail letter, re, CN Railway spur line servicing the proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill%The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-32. CN spur line servicing the proposed Alberta Pacific pulp mill : summary of project development and associated environmental findingsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-33. Opening sta< tement to Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review PanelThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-34. Opening remarks to the Review Panel for Alberta-Pacific EIAThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-35. Resume - Dr. Michael PercyThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-37. Public involvement in forest management The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-38. Report on public information meetings on forest developments in northern Alberta - Concord Scientific studyThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-39. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-40. Forest development opportunitiesThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-41. Fort McMurray & District Health Unit #29 formal objection to date of Fort McMurray hearingThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-42. Report on aquatic environmental health implications for the Fort McMurray & District Health UnitThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-43. Submission by the City of Fort McMurrayThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-44. Athabasca River water quality review for the City of Fort McMurrayThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-45. Rod McLeanThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-46. Presentation by Patricia GirouxThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-47. Letters to Hearing Panel from citizens of Fort McMurrayThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-48. Submission by Kathy Raines and Bruce StrandThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-49. Submission by Chris MacLeanThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-50. Submission by Ruth HamlynThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-51. Submission by Patricia GirouxThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-69. Submission to EIA Review Board Plante, DaleRichardson, MaryThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-68. Recommendations to the EIA Review Board The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-67. Presentation to EIA Review Board The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-66. Kraft mill effluent and this plant : PCB's, mercury, dioxins, furans and other contaminants in bleached kraft mill effluent, receiving waters, fish, wildlife and humans, with emphasis on those that are cancer causing. Complements overhead presentation at Athabasca, November 21, 1989 Jyrkkansen, J. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-65. Dioxins and bleaching paper submitted by Grant Haub and Phil Brown The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-64. Submission to the EIA Review Board McElligott, JodyThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-63. Submission to the EIA Review Board by Gordon Lennie Robson, EllieThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-61. The Globe and Mail Report on Business Magazine - the great forest sell-off Peruniak, MerilynThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-60. Submission to the EIA Review Board &The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-62. Health effects of pulp mills - an independent review completed for Friends of the Athabasca, submitted to the EIA Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-1. Al-Pac mill receiving water quality changes The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-3. Overhead presentation - Al-Pac. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-4. Alberta Energy Company Ltd. - BCTMP projectAlberta Energy Company Ltd. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-5. Article from the Edmonton Journal dated November 12, 1989 Hanson, EdThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-6. Preliminary report, a review of dissolved oxygen modelling on the Athabasca RiverSchmittroth, LouisThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-7. Presentation by Fran Hanna to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Assessment Review Board Hanna, FranThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-8. Presentation by Roman Bizon to the EIA Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-9. Submission by Maureen Bizon to the EIA Review Bizon, Maureen Bizon, RomanThe Alberta-Pacific Env< ironment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-10. Photograph submitted by Jody McElligott The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-11. Presentation by Lorraine Vetsch to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board Vetsch, LorraineThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-59. Submission to EIA Review Board by Ralph & Audrey Wright Evasiuk, NickThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-58. Presentation to EIA Review BoardEvasiuk, Nick; Evasiuk, NettieThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-57. Presentation to the EIA Review BoardWintonyk, MargThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-56. Presentation to EIA Review Board Stiles, AnnThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-55. Five photographs : 2 of Fort McMurray, 1 south of Athabasca, and 2 of Crow Lake Recreation area The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-54. Presentation by the Canadian Paperworkers Union Coles, DavidThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-53. Fish habitat protection guidelines for stream crossings KAlberta Transportation & Utilities and Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife Phelps, J.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-52. Submission : "The Lorax" by Dr. Suess, November 21, 1989 Ellis, FlorenceThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-51. Submission from Martin Musser, for the East Kootenay Environmental Society, re : presentation protocol Kupfer, GeorgeSprague, J. B.; Colodey, A. G.MThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-49. Environmental impact of bleached pulp and paper mill effluents in Sweden, Finland, and Norway : implications to the Canadian environment discussion paper, June 1989 The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-48. Submission to Edmonton Impact Assessment Review Board by Douglas Blatt The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-47. Forest development opportunities - Alberta (Previously tabled in Fort McMurray, A-40) The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-14. Canadian Wildlife Federation presentation to the public hearings for the proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp MillReeder, Stewart The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-15. Submission of the Town of Athabasca to the Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by the MayorThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-16. Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd. - Economic impact study proposed pulp project The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-17. Submission of the County of Athabasca No. 12 to the Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-18. The County of Athabasca No. 12 Land Use By-Law No. 10-1987 Application for a development permitThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-19. County of Athabasca No. 12 and Alberta-Pacific Forest Industry Development Agreement The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-20. Brief presented by the County of Thorhild No. 7 to Al-Pac Impact Hearing Kostiuw, B.County of ThorhildThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-21. Joint Department of Fisheries and Oceans and Department of Environment submission to the EIA Review Board Department of EnvironmentLang, R. (Dr.)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-22. Slide and overhead presentation given by Dr. W. Lyle Lockhart Lockhart, W. L. (Dr.)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-23. Submission by Margery Chorzempa Chorzempa, M.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-24. The ALPAC Pulp Mill and the forest environment Warawa, Tammy; Bronaugh, MitchThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-25. Historical streamflow summary, water survey of Canada, Environment Canada Light, HarlanThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-26. Letter from the Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office EIA Review Board>The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-27. Innovations for hardwood utilization, catalysed organosolv pulp and saccharification - Laszlo Paszner, Professor, Peter H. H. Cho, Research Associate Butler, MikeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-28. Presentation from the Kootenay Indian Area Council Mekokis, RalphThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-29. Ombudsman annual report - Integrated resource management : the issue is fairness principles of administrative fairness #East Kootenay Environmental Society Hartwig, CarlThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-30. PSA stack monitoring January 1 to April 30, 1989 Solly, RichardGismondi, Mi< ke>Price Waterhouse, Aug. 1988, Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries2The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-32. A review of the nature and properties of chemicals present in pulp mill effluents written by Leina R. Suntio, Wan Ying Shui, Donald MackayThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-31. Submission to Athabasca Pulp Mill Hearings, November 18, 1989 Musser, MartyThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-33. Conversion of chlorsligsins to chloroveratcoles Carey, John (Dr.) Lockhart, L. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-35. Fish and Wildlife Policy for Alberta Maccagno, T.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-36. Deficiencies in the Fisheries and Oceans/Environment Canada submission as tabled on November 18, 1989 The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-37. Presentation to the Alberta-Pacific EIA Review Board Gismondi, Michael A. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-38. Athabasca : a town in decline? Richard Powell, Athabasca 0The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-39. Letter to Hon. Ray Speaker, Minister of Municipal Affairs written by Joan Sherman and Mike Gismondi - and reply from Raymond A. Speaker The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-40. SubmissionAthabasca Health UnitThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-41. The acid test - submission by David RolesHrubizna, Lynda Sherman, JoanThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-43. Health concerns (Dioxin) presentation by Janice PitmanThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-34. Toxicity equivalent factors from Iverson & Grant, IARC, 1990 =This is the correct numbering, Table of content page is wrongThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, 1989. V. 33.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, 1989. V. 34.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, 1989. V. 35.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 1, 1989. V. 36.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 1, 1989. V. 37.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 1, 1989. V. 38.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 2, 1989. V. 39.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 2, 1989. V. 40.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 2, 1989. V. 41.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17 - 18, 20 - 21, 1989. Documents. G-45. Al-Pac's response to information requested by Review Board. 1. In response to question by Mr. Boucher (see Lac La Biche transcripts, Volume C-8, p. 1031) the number of core holes, the drill logs and the drill hole locations of investigative drilling at sites 2, 2A and 9EKlohn Leonoff Consulting Engineers, Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries?List of participants and index of proceedings in back of volumeAAlberta Pacific Scientific Review Panel, E. R. Brushett, ChairmanAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel [proceedings] Athabasca, Alberta, September 13, 1990. V. 4 Presentations by Ed Barnes, Dr. Douglas Reeve, Dr. Norm Arrison, Mary RichardsonAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel [proceedings] Athabasca, Alberta, September 14, 1990. V. 5 Questions to the ALPAC PanelnThe proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill : report of the Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board March 1990@The Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board0Alberta Transportation, Roadways Planning BranchNThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-36. Roadway infrastructure brief prepared for Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill. Maps 8.1 Main mill access. 8.2. Resource road to north of Calling Lake. 8.3. Resource road to Highway 63EBeak Associates Consulting Ltd. for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30 - 31, 1989. Document. A-17. Environmental Health issues associated with a modern bleached kraft pulp mill. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Athabasca, AlbertaPojasok, TarasEPromet Environmental Group Ltd. for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries+The Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review PanelAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel [proceedings] Athabasca, Alberta, September 12, 1990. V. 1 Presentations by Dr. R. Berry, Dr. K. SarkanenAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel [proceedings] Athabasca, Alberta, September 12, 1990. V. 2 Presentations by Dr. M. A. Armour, Dr. W. E. HarrisAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel [proceedings] Athabasca, Alberta, September 13, 1990. V. 3 Presentations by Dr. James A. Plambeck, Mitch Bronaugh{Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel [proceedings] Athabasca, Alberta, September 14, 1990. V. 6 Questions to ALPAC PanelThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30, 1989. V. 1. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 30, 1989. V. 2. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 31, 1989. V. 3. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, October 31, 1989. V. 4. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort McMurray, Alberta, November 25, 1989. V. 32. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Janvier, Alberta, November 1, 1989. V. 5. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3, 1989. V. 6 The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 3, 1989< . V. 7. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 4, 1989. V. 8. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Lac La Biche, Alberta, November 4, 1989. V. 9. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 9, 1989. V. 11. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Fort Chipewyan, Alberta, November 10, 1989. V. 12. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17, 1989. V. 17. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 17, 1989. V. 18. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 18, 1989. V. 19. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 18, 1989. V. 20. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 20, 1989. V. 21. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 20, 1989. V. 22. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 20, 1989. V. 23. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 21, 1989. V. 24. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 21, 1989. V. 25. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Athabasca, Alberta, November 21, 1989. V. 26. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23, 1989. V. 28. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 24, 1989. V. 30. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 24, 1989. V. 31. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 4, 1989. V. 42.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 4, 1989. V. 43.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, December 4, 1989. V. 44.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. V. 51.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. V. 52.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 6, 1989. V. 47.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 7, 1989. V. 48.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 7, 1989. V. 49.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. V. 50.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. V. 53.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 15, 1989. V. 54.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 15, 1989. V. 55.IBeak Associates Consulting Ltd. & Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. tAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Water Resources Act applications : supporting documentation. Volume I. Report~Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Water Resources Act applications : supporting documentation. Volume II. Design DrawingslAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main reportoAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Summary report}Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation programAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Values and perceptions baseline study in the Grassland/Prosperity area of Alberta : draftAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 1. Aquatic impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 2. Atmospheric impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 3. Terrestrial impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 4. Socio-economic impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 5. Site selection studyAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 6. Native affairs : policies and programsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 7. Health impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Appendix 8. Test hole logsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 1. IntroductionAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 2. Project descriptionAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 3. Environmental managementAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 4. Environmental impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 5. Socio-economic impactsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 6. Public participationAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Main report. Part 7. Environmental action planThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca, Alberta, December 5, 1989. Documents. K-2. A preliminary study of native land use north of Lesser Slave lake for the Bigstone BandCrampton, ColinYThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca, Alberta, December 5, 1989. Documents. K-3. A submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Review Board by Peter Hamel, consultant on Natural affairs, Anglican Church of Canada, Toronto, Ontario, on behalf of the Bigstone Cree Indian Band Hamel, PeterThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca, Alberta, December 5, 1989. Documents. K-6. Letter from I. D. 17EN, Advisory CouncilWalitski, MarianThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wab< asca, Alberta, December 5, 1989. Documents. K-5. The aquarian conspiracy, personal and social transformation in the 1980's by Marilyn Ferguson Uhlick-Schmidt, GwenlThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca, Alberta, December 5, 1989. Documents. K-4. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. undertakings, volume 2 responses to undertakings related to native concerns given by Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. during the period of October 31 - November 20, 19897The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca, Alberta, December 5, 1989. Documents. K-1. Impacts to the Bigstone Cree of the Alberta-Pacific pulp project - a presentation to Alberta-Pacific Environmental Review Board Wabasca-Demarais, 5 December 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca-Demarais, Alberta, December 5, 1989. V. 45.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Wabasca-Demarais, Alberta, December 5, 1989. V. 46.Pearse, Anthony D. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-1. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. - Environmental Impact Assessment Alberta Environment questions and answersThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-2. Collision summaryAlberta TransportationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-3. Scientific references used in reviewing health effects of air emission from kraft mills, global sourcesJyrkkanen, JormaEThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-4. Review and evaluation of Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Review Assessment from an agricultural soils perspective : recommended methodology for soils and studiesAshworth, J. (Ph.D)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-5. Brief to the Al-Pac Review Panel$Zachkewich, Emil; Zachkewich, ElaineThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-6. Presentation to EIA Review BoardStewart, AlbertThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-7. Presentation by Brownie ShymoniakShymoniak, B. 5The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-8. Responses to submissions by the City of Fort McMurray and District Health Unit (Submission date : October 31, 1989; response date : November 23, 1989)mThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-9. Towards a strategy for adapting to climate change in Alberta by R. K. Wong, M. English, F. D. Barlow, L. Cheng, and K. R. Tremaine, Resource Technologies Department, Alberta Research Council, Edmonton, 1989Opryshko, PeterThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-11. Major forestry projects : excerpts February - April 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-12. Recycled paperThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-13. The Lorax - Dr Suess, 1971, New York: Random House (Presented before in Athabasca, November 20, 1989)5The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-14. An outline of thoughts and comments on the EIA process related to the Al-Pac Mill proposal - personal views of Peter Opryshko, resident of ProsperityThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, November 23 - 24, 1989. Documents. I-15. Presentation to EIA Review Board!Zachkewich, Jim; Zachkewich, LoriAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix A. Summary of concernsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix E. Local training programAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix F. Native training, employment and business opportunitiesAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix G. Alberta-Pacific's participation in Alberta forest service open houses/public meetingsAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix H. Public noticesAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix I. Open house registrationAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix D. Business registry/business opportunitiesAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix C. Social profile millsite communitysubmitted under separate coverPAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. Speaker 1. Dioxins by Dr. Walter E. HarrisAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. Speaker 2. Process choices to minimize AOX and dioxin formation in kraft bleach plants by D. Bruce I. FlemingkAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. Speaker 3. Controlling kraft mill effluent by Neil McCubbib, P. Eng. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. Trace organic contaminants in pulp mill effluents and their environmental effects by Dr. Ron H. Voss|Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. Aquatic toxicity of organic chlorines from kraft mill effluents by Dr. John B. SpragueiAlberta-Pacific Forest In< dustries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. The effects of pulp mills on the environment by Dr. J. Stanley RoweAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. environmental impact assessment bleached kraft pulp mill. Public participation program. Appendix B. Transcript of proceedings, Workshop on Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill, Technology and Environmental Issues, Community Centre, Athabasca, Alberta, March 1, 1989. Environmental and technical aspects of the Swedish pulp and paper industry by Dr. Lars StrombergbAlberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Environmental Impact Assessment : supplemental information xSupplemental information requirements Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Environmental Impact Assessment August 1989Environmental impact assessment of the proposed Whitecourt Newsprint Mill. Section 5. Environmental impact. 1. Athabasca River water quality.Alberta waste and wastewater facilities survey0Alberta Environment , Pollution Control Division Brown, L. C._Athabasca River dissolved oxygen model. Letter report to Alberta Environment dated 12 July 1988ACited Appendix 1. Al-Pac Eia Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill Main Report@B O D wasteload allocation for pulp mills on the Athabasca RiveruHydroQual Consultants Inc. for Alberta Environment, Research Management Division and Standards and Approvals Division]Alberta bleached kraft pulp mill : project definition. Vol 1. Project summary and mill report7H. A. Simons Ltd. For Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd.]Crestbrook Forest Industries Ltd. Bleached kraft pulp mill - initial environmental evaluationDStanley Associates Engineering Ltd. for Crestbrook Forest IndustrieszThe restoration of water levels in the Peace-Athabasca Delta : Proceedings of the public hearings September - October 1973>University of Alberta Water Resources Centre Publication No. 2"Japer National Park, Medicine Lake370-382A history of Fort ChipewyanWuetherick, Robert G. SUnpublished Manuscript for the Peace-Athabasca Delta Project, Baker Centre Building6Peace-Athabasca Delta Project : Report of the DirectorJBodaly, R. A.; Reist, J. D.; Rosenberg, D. M.; McCart, P. J.; Hecky, R. E.Mitigative response to concerns regarding chlorinated organic compounds : this proposal outlines the process optimization required for molecular chlorine gas free operation~Cover title : The proposed Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill : report of the EIA Review Board. List of presentations in back of volumeqAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 3. E. C. M. (Betty) Collicot, Mayor, City of Fort McMurraywAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 4. G. F. Paschen, Canadians for Responsible Northern Development]Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 2. W. A. Fuller, University of AlbertaJAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 6. James O. DarwishFAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 7. E. C. HansonnAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 8. M. A. Armour and W. E. Harris, University of AlbertaAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 9. James A. Plambeck, University of Alberta on behalf of Canadians for Responsible Northern DevelopmentAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 10. P. H. Sutherland, Director General, Central & Arctic Region, Department of Fisheries and OceannAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 12. N. L. Arrison, WHMIS Inc., on behalf of Brian TooleIAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 13. Randy LawrenceuAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 14. Andy Boyd, President Sherwood Park Fish & Game Association|Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 15. John McInnis, New Democrat spokesperson, Environment and ForestryAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 16. Dr. Peter Wrist and Dr. Richard Berry, Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada, Point Claire, QuebeclAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 17. David J. Parker, Northern Institute of TechnologypAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 18. Brian Killeen and Renate Kroesa, Greenpeace VancouverFAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 19. L. HrubiznaJAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 20. Mary RichardsonfAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 21. Neil McCubbin, N. McCubbin Consultants Inc.iAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 22. E. T. Barnes, E. T. Barnes and Associates Inc.gAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 5., 5.1. D. W. Schindler, University of AlbertaUAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 11., 11.1, 11.2 Mitch BronaughhAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 23. Steven J. Eisenreich, University of MinnesotaeAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 24. E. R. Brushett, opening remarks, overheadsoAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 25. Dr. Doug Reeve, introductory presentation, overheadsaAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 26. Dr. Richard Berry, PAPRICAN, overheadsAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 27. Dr. Kyosti V. Sarkanen, University of Washington, submission & overheadsAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 28. Michael Gismondi, Friends of the Athabasca, "Comments on N. McCubbin's review of AlPac's mitigative proposal"Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 29. Michael Gismondi, Friends of the Athabasca, "Critique of Armour & Harris submission" by Alder Hill Research Group-OregonAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 30. Peter Opryshko, Prosperity Environmental Association, "A Review of the site selection issue"iAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 31. Dr. Becker and Mr. Holloran, Al-Pac, overheadsAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 32. Dr. Plambeck, representing Canadians for Responsible Northern Development, overheads]Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 34. Ed Barnes, report on Longview MillJAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 36. Mary RichardsonkAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 35. Doug Reeve, reports on Iggesund and Kosns MillsAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 55. Al-Pac QA/QA program for resin/fatty acids and chlorinated phenolicsLAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 54. Elizabeth PaschenyAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 53. Michael Gismondi, Friends of the Athabasca, "Follow up issues"sAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 52. Richard Berry PAPRICAN, response to question at workshopeAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 51. Mr. Mitch Bronaugh, additional informationhAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 50. Dr. James A. Plambeck, additional informationvAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 49. Dr. Armour and Dr. Harris, University of Alberta, overheadsAlberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 47. W. A. fuller, Friends of the Athabasca Environmental Association, "Critique of the Jaakko Pyry Report"Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 46, 46.1. Al-Pac "Mitigative response to concerns regarding chlorinated organic compounds" & Errata|Alberta-Pacific Scientific Review Panel : submissions. 37. 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A case study in Alberta, Canada$Landhusser, S. M.; Lieffers, V. J. 4Desrochers, A.; Landhusser, S. M.; Lieffers, V. J. Landhusser, Simon M. 1Fedorak, P. M.; Foght, J. M.; Westlake, D. W. S. Phase morphs and phoresy : New species of Antennoseius (Vitzthumia) mites (Acari : Mesostigmata : Ascidae) associated with pyrophilous carabids (Carabidae : Sericoda spp.) in Alberta, Canada>Determining controller benefits via probabilistic optimization6Neumann, Pamela D.; Krogman, Naomi T.; Thomas, Barb R.+Farouq Ali, S. M.; Yee, K. L.; Cordero, F. wInvestigation of the oxidation behaviour of pure hydrocarbon components and crude oils utilizing PDSC thermal techniqueResponse of aboveground net primary plant production to nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization in peatlands in southern boreal Alberta, CanadaCAn iterative scheme for determining glacier velocities and stressesJTyoon, Songhun; Son, Junghwa; Lee, Wonkyu; Lee, Heung Yeoun; Lee, Chul Wee8Frost, P. C.; Tank, S. E.; Turner, M. A. ; Elser, J. 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XReclamation of an oil sands tailings storage facility : vegetation and soil interactions\A home in the Upper Athabasca Valley : the aboriginal homesteaders in the nineteenth centuryBailey, Patricia GayleWeyerhaeuser Company Ltd. Edson, Alberta. Detailed Forest Management Plan 2004 - 2014 Volume II. Appendix 6-1. Determining the AAC for the Weyerhaeuser Edson FMA Component #2 : Landbase AllocationsWeyerhaeuser Company Ltd. Edson, Alberta. Detailed Forest Management Plan 2004 - 2014 Volume II. Appendix 6-2. Determining the AAC for the Weyerhaeuser Edson FMA Component #1 : Yield projectionstude des properties rheologiques de l'huile lourd d'Athabasca et des effets d'additifs et de la temperature sur la reduction de la viscositeA remote sensing approach to determine the day-time clear-sky radiation field of a mountain glacier environment : The Athabasca Glacier BasinUofA, UofC, LACwConditional simulation and kriging as an aid to oil sands development : an application in part of the Athabasca depositdThe Peace-Athabasca Delta : a description of the resources and evaluation of management alternativesThe oil shale of the Green River Formation, Colorado and the Athabasca tar sands, Alberta, Canada : potential fossil fuel resources(Jasper National Park, Mount Edith Cavell@Stratigraphy and sedimentation of the Carson Creek Reef, Alberta)northeastern Alberta, Athabasca Oil SandsCClay mineral concentrations in tailings of Great Canadian Oil SandsCanada CANMET report 76-28 Khulbe, C. 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Public concerns in watershed management - Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Forest Service;The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-32. Some views on potential environmental impacts on Indian Reserve Lands and Metis settlements as a result of proposed Alberta-Pacific Timber - Harvesting OperationsPeterson, Everett, Dr.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-31. Overhead presentation by Phil Whitehead, Canadian Wildlife ServiceWhitehead, PhilThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-1. Letter from United States Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D. C., subject : OHEA Critique to Champion Corporation's Alternative Risk Assessment for TCDD : discharge permit for the Canton (North Carolina) Mill (Also tabled in Edmonton - J-104.)?The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hea< ring proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-2. Presentation by Mary O'Brien - Testimony Regarding Pulp Mill Chlorinated Contamination - before the Joint Interim Environment, Energy and Hazardous Materials CommitteeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-2. Letter from Northwest Coalition for alternatives to pesticides (NCAP), Mary H. O'Brien, NCAP Staff Scientist to Lydia Taylor, Water Quality Division, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality re. 2, 3, 7, 8-TCDD associated with cancer in human beingsSlavik, JeromeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-5. Submission to Alberta Pacific EIA Review Board by White Russian Community, Grassland, Alberta, December 7, 1989 Karayel, Ken+The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-6. Undertaking request by the Review Panel and response to questions by J. Slavik at the ALPAC EIA Review Board Hearing - Athabasca - 20 November 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-7. Polychlorinated Dibenzo-p-Dioxins (PCDDs) and Polychlorinated Dibenzofurans (PCDFs) : sources and releases+The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-12. "Science policy choices and the estimation of cancer risk associated with exposure to TCDD" by Michael Gough, Risk Analysis, Vol. 8, Nov. 3, 1988The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-13. "Conditions of Swedish and N. A. Studies", presented by Gordon CraigThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-20. Background material to the submission of Rosa and William Eberhardt#Eberhardt, Rosa; Eberhardt, William?The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-22. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. submissions to the December 7, 1989 Technical Session The Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board Hearings<Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-30. Overhead presentation by Dr. Derek Muir, Dept. of Fisheries and OceansThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-28. Overhead presentation by Dr. John Carey, Dept. of EnvironmentUThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-26. Report on Public Information Meetings on Forest Development in Northern Alberta, submitted to : The Minister of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife by Concord Scientific Corporation, October 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-25. Curriculum Vitae of George McGeachieThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-24. Atmospheric Environment Service Statement to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-19. Presentation by Rosa and William Eberhardt to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-18. Athabasca Fish and Game Association - Forest Impact Concerns 1989 11 25 prepared by Eileen Christensen!Athabasca Fish & Game AssociationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-17. Submission to the EIA Review Board by Arno Birkigt Birkigt, ArnoThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-15. "The weight of evidence : regulatory toxicology in Canada" by E. Somers - Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, (1988) 6 : 391-398^The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-14. Submitted to the Grassland Technical Session by Louis Schmittroth. Response to a question asked by Bill Ross at the Edmonton Hearing re : how good the DOSTOC model is at predicting dissolved oxygenThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-11. "EPA revisits dioxin risks" by Richard M. Dowd, article from Environ. Sci. Technol., Vol. 22, Nov. 4, 1988CThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-10. Overhead presentation to the EIA Review Board by S. Ramamoorthy, Manager, Alberta Environment, Environmental Assessment Division Standards Research and Development BranchcThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-9. Phosphorus in the Athabasca River System - prepared by Environmental Protection Services, Alberta Environment, presented to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board, 7 December 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-29. Overhead presentation by Dr. Lyle Lockhart, Dept. of Fisheries and OceansThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-3. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. - Proposed Kraft Pulp Mill, Athabasca, Alberta - Environmental Impact Assessment Technical Hearings, December 7th, 1989, submissions by Simons-Stanley J. V. on Effluent Treatment System, G. McGeachie, P. Eng.7The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-4. The effect of dissolved organic matter on the bioavailability of polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins by Mark R. Servos, Derek C. G. Muir and G. R. Barrie Webster`The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-8. Undertaking of Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board Hearings. Historical Athabasca River flows as a potential indicator of long term climate change : referenced to Lac La Biche hearings - volume 6, p. 870. Chlorides and fluorides in sewage systems - effects to Athabasca River : referenced to Fort Smith, NWT Hearing - Volume 14, p. 1925. Buffering capacity of lakes near AlPac site and atmospheric emission loadings for N. E. Alberta : referenced to Athabasca hearings - Volume 20, p. 2690. B. C. Pulp Mill Effluents on the Peace River : referenced to the Fort Smith NWT hearings - volume 14, p. 1893. Alberta dioxin results : referenced to the Fort Smith, NWT hearing - Volume 14, p. 1984FThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alb< erta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-16. A review of the nature and properties of chemicals present in pulp mill effluents written by Leena R. Suntio, Wan Ying Shiu, Donald Mackay (Also tabled in Athabasca - G-32.)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-21. Questions for the Federal Government from the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardYThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-23. "Scientific evidence for human lung health effects of environmental exposure to airborne contaminants from pulp mills" presented by D. A. Enarson, MD, Professor Medicine, University of AlbertaThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-27. Overhead presentation by Al Colodey, Dept. of EnvironmentThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Grassland, Alberta, December 8, 1989. Documents. L-47. Questions from Jerome Slavik on behalf of Athabasca Tribal Corporation directed to Al-Pac and Department of Fisheries and Oceans!Smith, Ken, Asst. Deputy Minister#The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-1. Policy for in-plant control of absorbable organic halides in kraft pulp mill effluent - Hon. Dr. Ian C. Reid, Minister of the Environment7The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-2. Alberta Environment's commitment submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board Public Hearing, December 14, 1989, ProsperityThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-86. Fish populations - Athabasca RiverThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-6. Map of mill site$Prosperity Environmental AssociationMThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-7. Surficial geology of the Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill site : comments on the environmental impact report by Donald R. Kvill, Associate Professor, Earth Sciences, Athabasca UniversitybThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-8. Subsurface geology of the Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill site : a review of the potential for deepwell injection of toxic waste by Donald R. Kvill, Associate Professor, Earth Sciences, Athabasca UniversityThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-4. Letter to the EIA Review Board from Tammy Warawa and Mitch Bronaugh Warawa, TammycThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-5. Review of site selection methodology : Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. Environmental Impact Assessment prepared for : Prosperity Environmental Association by Dominion Ecological Consulting Ltd. QThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-3. An assessment of the effects of the combined pulp mill and municipal effluents at Hinton on the water quality and zoobenthos of the Athabasca River prepared by A. M. Anderson, Ph. D. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-10. Resume for Robert B. Caton, Ph. D.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-11. The farming community of Prosperity - Spruce Valley (pictorial)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-25. Submission to the EIA Review Board by the Boyle Chamber of CommerceBoyle Chamber of CommerceStewart, DorisThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-24. Submission to December 14/89 hearing in Provista to : Environment Impact Assessment Review Board Morgenstern, N. R.; Scott, J. D.3-1213-22/Mikula, R. J.; Omotoso, O. E.; Kasperski, K. L.23-337Brunner, Wolfgang G.; Schwank, Stefan; Fiorotto, RenatoSDonahue, Robert; Sego, Dave; Burke, Ben; Kung, Jasmine; Krahn, Alix; Islam, Nafisul@Haihong, Li; Franks, George V.; O'Shea, John Paul; Qiao, Greg G.HKaminsky, Heather; Etsell, Thomas H.; Ivey, Douglas G.; Omotoso, Oladipo93-101mUniversity of Alberta, Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, Natural Resources Canada, CETC-DevonKaminsky, Heather W.; Uhlik, Peter; Hooshiar, Ali; Shinbine, Alyssa; Etsell, Thomas H.; Ivey, Douglas G.; Liu, Qi; Omotoso, Oladipo102-1118Jeeravipoolvarn, S.; Scott, J. D.; Donahue, R.; Ozum, B.132-1429Hall, Neil; Elenany, Mohammed; Zhu, David; Rajaratnam, N.+Cai, Jianan; Zhu, David Z.; Rajaratnam, N. 172-182192-1991Beier, Nicholas; Sego, Dave; Morgenstern, Norbert200-208IJeeravipoolvarn, S.; Scott, J. D.; Chalaturnyk, R. J.; Shaw, W.; Wang, N.}University of Alberta, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; WHs Engineering Ltd., Calgary; Syncrude Canada Ltd.281-290275-280"Wells, Patrick Sean; Guo, Chengmai266-274260-265*Li, Carmen; Siddique, Tariq; Foght, Julia &Daly, Christine; Ciborowski, Jan J. H.$Suncor Energy; University of Windsor:Wang, Yingnan; Pourrezaei, Parastoo; Gamal El-Din, Mohamed232-237[Fu, Hongjing; El-Din, Mohamed Gamal; Smith, Daniel W.; Mackinnon, Michael D.; Zubot, Warren228-231Environmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 3. Baseline information. Section I. Ecological baseline information. 2. Beaver Creek : an ecological baseline surveyEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 3. Baseline information. Section I. Ecological baseline information. 3. Migratory waterfowl and the Syncrude tar sands lease : a reportEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 3. Baseline information. Section II. Environmental baseline information. 1. Air qualityEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 3. Baseline information. Section II. Environmental baseline information. 2. Water qualityEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 1. Economic and social impact of the Syncrude project. A. IntroductionEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 1. Economic and social impact of the Syncrude project. B. Potential regional economic impactEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 1. Economic and social impact of the Syncrude project. C. Community impact - Fort McMurrayEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 2. Water management planning - leases 17 and 22. A. IntroductionEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 2. Water management planning - leases 17 and 22. B. The diversion of Beaver Creek{Environmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 3. Site reclamation. A. IntroductionEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 3. Site reclamation. B. Planning considerationsEnvironmental i< mpact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 3. Site reclamation. C. Revegetation report~Environmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 4. Air quality studies. A. IntroductionEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 4. Air quality studies. B. Air quality study, Syncrude Plant, Fort McMurray area, March 1973Environmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 1. Economic and social impact of the Syncrude project. B. Potential regional economic impact. Appendix A. Regional statistics for petroleum industry and AlbertaEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 1. Economic and social impact of the Syncrude project. B. Potential regional economic impact. Appendix B. . Regional impact of Syncrude Canada Ltd. proposal Reid Crowther & Partners Limited'Underwood McLellan & Associates LimitedEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 2. Water management planning - leases 17 and 22. C. Water supply system. Syncrude Mildred Lake project water supply studyInercompArea 5A slope stability analysis : report on the slope stability analysis for the area 5A development of the New Town of Fort McMurray?west side of Athabasca River, 1 mile northwest of Fort McMurray=Water and sanitary sewer systems : Fort Chipewyan cost updatenovacEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 report. Volume A. Summary*Syncrude Canada Ltd. Environment BulletinsEnvironmental policy statement#Oil sands environmental study group5Ruth Lake - Poplar Creek environmental baseline study RevegetationUArchaeology - the Beaver Creek site : a prehistoric stone quarry on Syncrude Lease 22'Co-operative regional climatology study>What impact will Syncrude Canada Ltd. have on the environment?Predicting air qualityReclaiming tailings sands3Socio-economic assessment : a strategy for planningProfessional Paper 1977-7Strong, M.; Mellor, I. 9Title : Buoyant plume rise in nonuniform wind conditions?BBuoyant plume rise in non-uniform wind conditions. Revised edition Murray, W.5Effect on plume behaviour of cooling by wet scrubbingEngineering Digest35-39Djurfors, S. G.A plume dispersion study at Mildred Lake, Alberta. Presented at the NATO/CCMS 9th International Technical Meeting on Air Pollution Modeling and its Application+Djurfors, S. G.; Slawson, P.; Davidson, G. Disposal of Athabasca tar sands tailings. Presented at the 77th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyGoforth, R. R. 1287-1294Numerical modeling of the development of the thermal boundary layer near a synthetic crude oil plant. Presented at the 1978 Technical Meeting of the Air Pollution Control AssociationKumar, A.; Djurfors, S. G. Maximum and critical ground level concentrations from a synthetic crude oil plant. Presented at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association^Toxicity of saline groundwater from Syncrude's lease 17 to fish and benthic macroinvertebratesBarr, J. J.; Clements, J. R. Environmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 report. Volume B - Bio-physical aspects. Mildred Lake Project. II. IntroductionEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 report. Volume B - Bio-physical aspects. Mildred Lake Project. III. Current status of the project,Clements, J. R.; Elliot, S.; Kaminsky, V. P.Clements, J. 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S.; Hocking, D. 152-182_Intercontinental Engineering of Alberta, Ltd. (Integ) for Alberta Department of the EnvironmentSemi-aquatic mammal studiesSub-Project TF3.1LSurveys of aquatic birds on and near Crown Lease Number 17, June - July 1977=Tests of a bird-scaring raft for use on a large tailings pond Ward, J. G. Development and reclamation planPCanadian Wildlife Service for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Programme2Boag, D. A.; Lewin, V.; Zurfluh, K.; Gulley, J. R.Report to G. C. O. S. Ltd. Howell, D. H.Internal Report 28VFreshwater Institute for Research Team of the Alberta Blackfly Co-ordinating CommitteeAlso cited as 1975cBaseline study of the water quality and aquatic resources of the Mackay River, Alberta. First draftEAlso cited as Aquatic conditions in the Beaver Creek diversion system7Is this "Development and reclamation plan" updated 1977A review of wetland research at Suncor : re-establishing wetland ecosystems in an oil-sands affected landscape. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008IOSTC8Chu, Andy; Paradis, Theo; Wallwork, Vince; Hurdal, JamesNon segregating tailings at the Horizon Oil sands Project. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Considerations in oilsands tailings containment. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008The chemi< stry of oil sands tailings : production to treatment. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008CSM cutter soil mixing and trench cutting - techniques for the construction of cut-off walls. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Seepage monitoring and control in tailings dams. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Olatunbosun, Elehinle EmmanuelGilmor Engineering Ltd.Abuja, Nigeria48-52The impact of ion exchange properties on the sedimentation properties oil sands mature fine tailings, and synthetic clay slurries. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Cation exchange capacity of clay fractions from oil sands process streams. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Polymer aids for settling and filtration of oil sands tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Comparison of polymer applications to treatment of oil sands fine tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Application of temperature responsive polymers for water recovery from mineral tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008(Comparison of morphological and chemical characteristics of clay minerals in the primary froth and middlings from oil sands processing by high resolution transmission electron microscopy. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Distribution of minerals in process streams after bitumen extraction by the hot water extraction process. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Tailings segregation fundamentals from flow behaviour perspective. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Computational fluid dynamic simulation of standpipe tests. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008:Energy Resources Conservation Board, University of AlbertaCharacterization of oil sands thickened tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Properties of no-segregating tailings produced from the Aurora Oil Sands Mine tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Electrokinetic sedimentation and dewatering of clay slurries. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Preliminary study of sand jets in water-capped artifical and real MFT. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Numerical simulation of sand jet in water. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Developing a dynamic simulation model for tailings management and planning. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Possibility of using centrifugal filtration for production of non-segregating tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Sedimentation and consolidation of in-line thickened fine tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Ozone treatment of naphthenic acids in Athabasca Oil Sands process-affected water. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Coagulation-Flocculation pretreatment of oil sands process affected waters. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Investigating biological methane production and its impact on densification of oil sands tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008The influence of de-coupling soil-atmosphere interaction and the phreatic surface within tailings storage facilities on reclamation performance. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Application of block modeling to Suncor tailings characterisation. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Design considerations for paste and thickened tailings pipeline systems. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Tremie/Diffuser as a tool to dredge and place tailings. In : Proceedings of the First International Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Not in published papersAthabasca Tribal CorporationThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-22. Submission of the Athabasca Tribal Corporation to the Alberta-Pacific EIA Review BoardThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-21. Fort Chipewyan sediment survey project : Progress report # 1. UMA Engineering Ltd.Holt, Peter; Alexander, RossThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-18. Repap - Great expectations, Annual report 1988:The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-16. Innovations for hardwood utilization : Catalysed organosolv pulping and saccharification by Laszlo Pasner, International Biomass Refining Consultants Inc. 1986QThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-15. Potential impacts on tourism of the proposed Alberta-Pacific Project prepared by Peter Holt, Ph.D., and Ross Alexander for the EIA Review Board, based on a report of HLA ConsultantsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-14. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.- Site selection process - overheadsThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-13. Presentation by Amy Makar to the EIA Review Board Makar, Amy!Heath, Craig; Graecam EnterprisesSheremata, ClaudetteThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-26. Submission to the EIA Review Board by Claudette SheremataSmith, Dr. MichaelThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-27. Submission to the Eia Review Board by Dr. Michael SmithThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Prosperity, Alberta, December 14, 1989. Documents. M-28. Submission to the EIA Review Board by John A. 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L.-Canada Mines Branch, Fuel Research Laboratory5Plant starts, Athabasca now yielding its hydrocarbonshThermal cracking of Athabasca oil sands oil. I. Changes in some properties of the oil and its componentsoThermal cracking of Athabasca oil sands oil. II. Cohesiveness of carbon residue from fluidized-coker distillatexThermal cracking of Athabasca oil sands oil. III. A study of asphaltic components of Alberta petroleum oils and asphalts 1964-1965C66-74 Peterson, W. S.; Gishler, P. E. Oil from Alberta bituminous sand 1492-1496=Hodgson, G. W.; Matchen, B.; Peterson, W. S.; Gishler, P. E. VOil from Alberta bitumen - simultaneous, dehydration and coking using fluidized solids"Colorado School of Mines Quarterly227-2410Alberta's synthetic crude oil development policyKAlso cited as The Athabasca oil sands development - 50 years in preparationA58-68Chemical Engineering Prog.Contract Rec. Eng. Rev.'Developing the use of bituminous sands Clark, K. A.; Pasternack, D. 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Proceedings, Air Pollution Sessions, 15th Annual Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Conference, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, 27-29 May 19819http://rruff.geo.arizona.edu/doclib/cm/vol37/CM37_593.pdf7Manning, Philip G.; Prepas, Ellie E.; Serediak, Mark S.L p Pb dating of lacustrine sediments from Baptiste Lake (Core 075), AlbertaIAssessment of p Pb data from Canadian lakes using the CIC and CRS models Turner, L. J.Nat. Wat. Res. Inst. Contrib.Biology and Human Affairs(Water plants and the aqueous environmentWestlake, D. F.9Also cited Snowpack survey in the AOSERP study area -1981OA study of human adjustment in Fort McMurray. Volume I. Field study and resultsAlberta Research Council, Transportation and Surface Water Engineering Division, for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program2Surveillance Report EPS 5-NW-WP-76-6 (N.W. region)qA study of benthic invertebrates and sediment chemistry of the Athabasca River near Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd.<Prepared for Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. (now Suncor Inc.)AOSERP Report 22kAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program interim report covering period April 1975 to November 1978APrepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramRMann, A. S.; Hursey, R. A.; Seidner, R. T.; Kasinska-Banas, B.; Smith, S. B. (ed.)Project WS 2.3.1:Fort McMurray, Fort Chipewyan, Fort MacKay, Anzac, JanvierEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 report. Volume C. Socio-economic aspects. Mildred Lake Project. I. IntroductionEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 repor< t. Volume C. 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P. H.; Scott, L. O. 57-92Silverman, S. R. 17-25!Connan, J.; Van Der Weide, B. M. 27-55Introduction: Organic matter and origin of oil and tar sands, Chapter 1. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editorsGeochemistry and origin of natural heavy-oil deposits, Chapter 2. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editorsMajor tar-sand deposits of the world, Chapter 4. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editorsThermal evolution of natural asphalts, Chapter 3. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editorsAthabasca tar sands: occurrence and commercial projects, Chapter 5. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editorsThermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen, Chapter 6. In : Bitumens, asphalts and tar sands, G. V. Chilingarian and T. F. Yen, editorszIn-situ recovery of oil sands, Chapter 8. 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J.92-123124-159tPrepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by Environment Canada, Atmospheric Environment Service{Plume rise. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. Fanaki|Tethersonde. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. FanakiCorrelation spectrometer. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. FanakiBackground air and precipitation chemistry. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. Fanaki160-175Weather and activities summary. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. Fanaki. AppendiceszMinisonde. In : Meteorology and air quality winter field study in the AOSERP study area, March 1976, compiled by F. Fanaki/Walmsley, J. L.; Arnold, A. J.; Vickers, G. G. Kerman, B. R.8A note on the interpretation of acoustic sounder returns{An application of acoustic sounding to the estimation of turbulence and vertical plume spread in the Alberta oil sands areahEnvironment Canada, Atmospheric Environment Service, Air Quality and Inter-Environmental Research BranchReport/ARQL-76/1A note on the acoustic sounding to estimating diffusion in an atmospheric boundary layer. Presented to the 92nd Meeting of the Acoustic Society of America, San Diego, Nov., 1976 [ Abstract in J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 60, Supple. 1 : 532]5Journal of the Society Motion Picture Television Eng.Fanaki, F. H.; Lesins, G.FPhotographic measurement of smoke plume heights from industrial stacks Mildred Lake?655-6576A note on the geometry of plume diffusion measurementsMillan, M. M. 499-511WThe application of correlation spectroscopy to the study of dispersion from tall stacks-Millan, M. M.; Gallant, A. J.; Turner, H. E. 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K.; Gunderson, G.; Cook, A. 12 + 24UWoodland caribou population dynamics on the AOSERP study area in northeastern Alberta`Prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by the University of WisconsinPrepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by the University of Wisconsin, Department of Wildlife Ecology?Wolf control operations, southern Mackenzie District, 1954-1955 Report October 1955, TypewrittenJHunter guiding activity in northern Alberta, wildlife economics and policytUniversity of Alberta, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology=Alberta Department of Environment, Fish and Wildlife DivisionZCaribou behaviour in relation to human-elk-wolf influences: Jasper National Park 1971-1974*Canadian Wildlife Service for Parks Canada197-222oElements of controversy concerning resource exploitation on the welfare of native American ungulate populations< Fish and Game SportsmanPopulation surveys of ungulates. 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R. ePrepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by Fisheries and Environment CanadaProject AF 2.0.2Steepbank River, Muskeg River,Steepbank River, Muskeg River, Hartley Creek)Lock, M. A.; Charlton, S.; Wallace, R. R. Population biology, species composition, and productivity of bacteria and algae in muskeg rivers. Chapter 2. In. Interim report on ecological studies on the lower trophic levels of mu      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwyz{|}~skeg rivers within the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program study areaPopulation dynamics and species composition of algae of the sediments, rubble, and water of two muskeg rivers. Chapter 3. In. Interim report on ecological studies on the lower trophic levels of muskeg rivers within the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program study area6Charlton, S.; Lock, M. A.; Wallace, R. 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GUniversity of Calgary prepared for Alberta Environmental Research Trust4-3434-4747-80Project TF 5.1#Roberts, W.; Lewin, V.; Brusnyk, L.The distribution of the wandering garter snake (Thamnophis elegans vagrans), the western plains garter snake (T. radix haydeni) and the red-sided garter snake (T. siralis parietalis) in Alberta0 Jn ~ Roberts, W. E.(University of Alberta, Museum of ZoologyjPrepared by Intera Environmental Consultants Ltd. for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramProject ME 3.8.39LIDAR observation of plume dispersion in northern Alberta Vickers, G.-Guidelines for plume dispersion calculations WAlberta Environment, Environmental Protection Service, Standards and Approvals DivisionProject AF 4.5.2}First interim report on an investigation of the fishery resources of the Athabasca River downstream of Fort McMurray, AlbertaPrepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by Fisheries and Environment Canada, Fisheries and Marine ServiceAOSERP Project AF 4.3.2~Second interim report on an investigation of the fishery resources of the Athabasca River downstream of Fort McMurray, AlbertaqPrepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, Aquatic Fauna Technical Committee by L. G. L. Ltd.TLGL Limited, Environmental Research Associates for Department of Supply and Services Lane, C. B. need to see)Shell Canada Ltd. For Alberta EnvironmentJAn ecological study of Cottus cognatus Richardson in northern Saskatchewan &Van Vliet, W. H.SA method for determining smoothed wind and temperature profiles from minisonde dataAOSERP Report 47Project TF 7.2.2!Eulert, G. K.; Hernandez, Helios gPrepared for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by R. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd.Project WS 1.4.1J6 Unnamed lakes, East Herb Lake, West Herb Lake, Durocher Lake, Keith LakeGame fish farming in Alberta"Fisheries Management Report No. 19@A preliminary biological survey of six lakes in northern AlbertaCAlberta Fish and Wildlife Division, Fisheries Section Survey Report#Surficial geology and landform mapsAOSERP Project LS 2.3.1#Coutts, R. T.; Hargesheimer, E. E. AJantzie, T.; Croft, B.; Coutts, R. T.; Biggs, D. F.; Loman, A. A.Carson Lake improvement project*Makowecki, R.; Hunt, C. W.; Hildebrand, L.&Fisheries Habitat Development Report 9 Carson Lake0Alberta's woodland caribou conservation strategyDAlberta Woodland Caribou Conservation Strategy Development CommitteeMakowecki, RayWFishery resources of the Athabasca River downstream of Fort McMurray, Alberta, volume I}Prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Freshwater InstituteFisheries Research Report 17Ecology of walleyes in Richardson Lake - Lake AthabascaWThe life history of walleye (Stizostedion vitreum vitreum) in the Peace-Athabasca Delta 9+Manuscript Report Canadian Wildlife Service need to checkFSupplementary ecological baseline measurements of tar sands lease C-13LEnvironmental impact assessment : Lease 13 mining project, Alberta oil sands157-162Evidence for underground movement of fishes in Wood Buffalo National Park, Canada, with notes on recent collections made in the parkjPrepared by INTERA Environmental Consultants Ltd. for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramProject ME 2.3.2<The structures of convention in the planetary boundary layerAthabasca Oil Sands? G.C.O.S. plantProject VE 3.4Firebag River, Bitumont Tower, Hartley Creek, Fort MacKay, Mildred Lake, Fina Airstrip, Muskeg Mountain Tower, North Steepbank River, Gordon Lake Tower, Birch Mountain Tower, Thickwood HillsSkorepa, A. C.; Vitt, D. H. jPrepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by INTERA Environmental Consultants Ltd.LEcological habitat mapping of the AOSERP's study area (supplement) : phase IProject LS 2.3.1?Ecological habitat mapping of the AOSERP's study area : phase IAssessment of data management alternatives for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. Part II. Project Information CatalogueyAssessment of data management alternatives for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. Part I. Final ReportJJames F. McLaren Ltd. for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramProject WS 1.2.1HAlberta Environment for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAOSERP Report 1First annual report, 1975'Project ME 2.3.1, there is no report 14AOSERP Report 21AOSERP Report 32Third annual report, 1977-78AOSERP Report 42AOSERP Report 50Fanaki, F.; Hoff, R.; Barrie, L.; Mickle, R.; Lusis, M.; Anlauf, K.; Gallant, A.; Kovalick, J.; Froude, F.; Markes, J.; Arnold, J.; Melnichuk, S.; Moser, A.; Bragg, D.AOSERP Report 69BNative employment patterns in Alberta's Athabasca oil sands region$Deines, A.; Littlejohn, C.; Hunt, T.zCanadian Institute for Research in the Behavioral and Social Sciences for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAOSERP Report 103eAnalysis of the leisure delivery system 1972-1979, with projections for future servicing requirementsMMTB Consultants Ltd. for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAOSERP Report 127AOSERP Report 131AOSERP Report 132HAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : Annual Report 1981/82HAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : Annual Report 1984/8< 5AAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program : Annual Report PM-4Subproject VE 7.1WRussell Ecological Consultants for Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Forest ServiceRMD Report 86-36Davis, C. S& et al.Krahn, Harvey J.Stringer, Paul W. VIntraverda Plant Systems Ltd. for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramSelner, J.; Thompson, R.cAlberta Forest Service, Forest Land Use Branch for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramnProceedings of the First Annual Workshop of the Vegetation Technical Research Committee, October 14 & 15, 1976jFamiliarization tour : AOSERP study area, 27 October 1976 Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramMMaximization of technical training and involvement of area manpower in AOSERPTDev-cor Technical Services Inc. for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramProject HE 2.3Project AF 2.1.1Project ME 4.1Longitudinal study of personal adjustment and social conditions in the Fort McMurray area : pre-test and modification of instrumentsAOSERP Open File Report 14AOSERP Open File Report 12Longitudinal study of personal adjustment and social conditions in the Fort McMurray area : phase 1 : draft final report, volume 1 : research designProject HE 2.2.2Johnson, Harvey L. RMD report L. 19Project HE 1.2.6Project AS 3.2Project TF 1.1.1Project HS 20.1Project AF 4.3.2Project LS 5.2Project AF 2.0.1Project WS 2.2Project AS 3.7Project HY 2.5Project WS 1.6.1Project LS 22.2Project LS 22.1.2Project HS 10.2 & HS 10.1Project AF 3.6.1Project LS 22.1.1Project AF 4.5.1Project WS 1.3.4Project AS 4.5Project LS 23.2 Project 7.1.2Project HY 2.2Project LS 28.1.2Project HS 40.1Project AS 1.5.3 & AS 3.5.2Project WS 1.3.2Project AS 4.3.2Project TF 3.1Project AF 3.2.1Project HY 2.6Project WS 2.3Project HY 3.1.2Project ME 3.6Project WS 1.3.3Project HG 1.1Project VE 3.3Project VE 3.1Project TF 6.1Project TF 1.1.4Project AF 3.5.1Project WS 3.3Project ME 1.0Project VE 7.1.1Project AF 4.8.1Project AF 4.9.1Project HY 2.4Project TF 1.2Project VE 2.3Project ME 2.1Project ME 2.2Project VE 2.1Project AF 4.1.1Project HE 1.1.1Project VE 2.2Project HY 3.1#Project AF 3.1.1 Also cited as 1977Project AF 1.2.1!Project ME 3.3 Also cited as 1976Project HE 2.1Project ME 1.7Project ME 1.2Project ME 3.4Project ME 1.6Project HY 1.1Project HY 3.1.1Project AF 1.1,2Project ME 1.5.2Project ME 3.5.13Project AF 4.5.1 Also cited as AOSERP Project 4.3.2Project LS 28.1.1Project WS 3.4Project WS 2.6.1Project HS 30.5Project LS 3.4Project LS 3.3Project LS 3.1Project LS 7.1.3Project LS 7.1.2Project AS 2.1Project LS 11.3Project AS 4.2.4Project HS 50.4Project LS 21.1.4Project 21.1.3Project LS 10.2Project LS 10.1Project WS 1.6.2Project WS 1.3.1Project AS 4.2.6Project HS 20.3Project LS 3.4.1Project LS 3.4.2Project WS 1.3.5pProposed design for a program of toxicological research for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program RMD report L 4; Project AF 3.1.2Bhajan, Edward R.dCommunity development programs in Alberta : an analysis of developmental efforts in five communities1Fort McMurray, Fort Chipewyan, Hinton, Slave Lake Hastie, L.Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd.6Social values of low-income rural families in C. D. 12Svenson, K. A.GDepartment of Agriculture, Economics Division, Rural Development BranchLA working document on urban population requirements for the Northeast regionA working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta region. Includes Preliminary regional population estimates, Nov. 1974Population Working Document 1A working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta region. Includes Long range population growth and distribution alternatives for Northeast AlbertaPopulation Working Document 4nComparative employment report, Fort McMurray : a study of future employment patterns in Fort McMurray, AlbertaGillespie, BillDepartment of Municipal AffairsoA working document on population projections for the Northeast Alberta region : Northeast Alberta Regional PlanqAn information document on the service industry in the Northeast Alberta region : Northeast Alberta Regional Plan1Fort McMurray, Anzac, Fort Mackay, Fort ChipewyanCFort Mackay : a community profile : Northeast Alberta Regional Plan=Anzac : a community profile : Northeast Alberta Regional Plan Marino. M. L.DFort Chipewyan : subregion profile : Northeast Alberta Regional PlanSims, BMFort Chipewyan community plan : preliminary : Northeast Alberta Regional PlankMackenzie (K. C.) Associates Ltd., Associated Engineering Services Ltd., Peter C. Nichols & Associates Ltd.EMunicipal engineering analysis for the Fort Chipewyan community plan *Fort Mackay community plan : design report Gue, L. R.%Northeastern Alberta workforce survey'Alberta Native Development Corporation *Anzac, Alberta : northern housing researchAlberta Housing CorporationGeneral planning report of the Northeastern Alberta Manpower Development Committee to the Federal/Provincial Manpower Needs Committee3Northeastern Alberta Manpower Development CommitteeNTraining and employing indigenous workers : a conceptual scheme and a proposalAssheton-Smith, Marilyn I.RMD Report L. 20{Prepared for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program by University of Calgary, Faculty of Environmental DesignRMD Report L. 43Adult training for employment opportunities in northern Alberta : a non-welfare approach to the development of underprivileged peopleThe potential for wilderness recreation in a sand dune environment in northeast Alberta. Part 1 : preliminary environmental directory Nielsen, William Adam; Gill, DonnUniversity of Alberta, Department of Geography for Alberta Department of the Environment, Research SecretariatZRevised working document on outdoor recreation and tourism in the Northeast Alberta regionBSummary of outdoor recreation : Athabasca Tar Sands Inventory 1972%Cowell, J. William; Smith, J. Malcolm:Department of Lands and Forests, Provincial Parks DivisionTown of Fort McMurrayVan Belle, Peter2A financial study of the New Town of Fort McMurrayNichols, Peter C.wField guide : field tour Ea 1 (The Canadian Northwest) 22nd International Geographical Congress, Montreal, Canada, 1972Kerri, James Nwannukwu "Urban residential land developmentAcres Consulting Services Ltd., Makale, Holloway & Associates Ltd., and Walker Newby and Associates Ltd. for Alberta Land Use Forum.Alberta Land Use Forum. Technical Report No. 4AGL-CP, AGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, UofA9Highway 63 access, west end -downtown area, Fort McMurray=Alberta Department of Highways and Transport, Planning Branch>Proposal, geotechnical investigation, Highway 63 Fort McMurray>Klohn Leonoff Consultants Ltd., Stanley Associates Engineering;Provincial government estimated investment in Fort McMurrayRussell, D. J.Sessional Paper 677'Alberta Department of Municipal Affairs*Carrigy, Maurice A.; Kramers, John WilliamEngineering Institute of CanadaYurko, William J.Thiessen, Henry W.Beaty, Robert E.*Kramers, John William; Carrigy, Maurice A.&Redford, David A.; Cotsworth, Peter F.FT. Blench & Associates Ltd. prepared for Department of Water ResourcesReport and recommendation to the Lieutenant Governor in Council upon the application of the town of Fort McMurray for New Town Status!Alberta Provincial Planning BoardMTown of Fort McMurray and tar sands region : planning analysis. First report <Cohos, Delesalle and Evamy, and P. A. R. D. Associates Ltd.MTown of Fort McMurray and tar sands region : planning analysis. Second reportgDesign criteria, considerations, and development of the expanded town of Fort McMurray, Alberta, CanadaWisenbaker, Steven W.Ward, Norman RichardKerrie, James N.5University of Manitoba, Centre for Set< tlement StudiesFunctions of voluntary associations in a resource frontier community : the case of Fort McMurray, Alberta. In : Two studies on Fort McMurrayzResident mobility in resource frontier communities : an examination of selected factors. In : Two studies on Fort McMurrayMatthiasson, John S.HResident perceptions of quality of life in resource frontier communitiesSyncrude criteriaoAthabasca tar sands development : environmental impact statement matrix : physical and chemical characteristicsfA summary of studies required to assess and minimize environmental damage due to tar sands development5Environment Canada for Athabasca Tar Sands Task ForceAEnvironmental impact statement matrix : computer program proposalAAlberta Department of Environment, Standards & Approvals DivisionFAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program, policy and directionlCanada-Alberta agreement for the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program 1975 : office compilation ]A booklet outlining the aims and objectives of the Aquatic Fauna Technical Research CommitteecAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program proceedings, planning workshop, September 17, 1975nAlberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program proceedings, second planning workshop, September 29, 30, 197646-56Ambrose, P. T.; Flynn, P. C.154-189iEnvironment Canada comments relating to documents comprising the Syncrude environmental impact assessment5Canada Department of Environment, Syncrude Task Force)Dames and Moore for Home Oil Company Ltd.The Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. In : Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, 27th, Calgary, October 23 - 26, 1977 Falk, M. R. 72-83An introduction to the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program. Presented at the Canadian Society of Environmental Biologists, Environment under fire, 17th Annual Meeting, Ottawa, Jan., 7-8 1976 ReclamationField work opens in oil sandsp. 43Project report : Athabasca tar sands baseline study+Athanasca Tar Sands Study : progress report,Progress report on Athabasca Tar Sands Study296-331^Northern Environmental Consultants for the Leader of the Official Opposition, Hon. R. C. Clark Smith, R. A.Sessional Paper 548/75zComments and observations upon the major deficiencies in Syncrude Canada Ltd. environmental impact assessment, volumes 1-4Chemistry in CanadaPhilosophy, technology and politics of environmental impact assessment : address to the Canadian Chemical Engineering Conference, 27th Calgary, October 23-26, 1977332-339151-175268-295488-516 Yurko, W. J. Environmental problems in the development of the Fort McMurray Tar Sands, address to the Instrument Society of America, Calgary Section, January 23, 1973BPreliminary timber management plan of the Athabasca Tar Sands area652-669Anzac [ groundwater exploration and well construction project carried out under Northern Water Supply Program of Alberta Environment]>Alberta Department of the Environment, Earth Sciences Division'Alberta oil sands hydrological researchuAlberta Department of Environment, Conservation and Utilization Committee, Oil Sands Hydrological Research Task ForceAlberta oil sands hydrological research. Appendices to Task Force report on hydrological research needs for the Alberta Oil Sands5Alberta Task Force on Oil Sands Hydrological ResearchHAlberta Task Force on Oil Sands Climatological and Hydrological ResearchuBrief on flood damage abatement presented to the New Town of Fort McMurray Committee of the Provincial Planning BoardCAlberta Department of Municipal Affairs, Planning Services DivisioncT. Blench and Associates Ltd. for Alberta Department of Municipal Affairs, Provincial Planing Board%Spring breakup at Fort McMurray, 1965bT. Blench & Assoc. Ltd., Stanley, Grimble, Roblin Ltd., prepared for the New Town of Fort McMurrayWaterways to Fort SmithOCanada Department of Mines and Technical Surveys, Canadian Hydrographic Service113-118Cohos, Evamy & Partners)Open File Report 1977-13, Report SWE-77-2Laycock, Arleigh H. gWater problems in Alberta oilsands development, proceedings of the American Water Resources AssociationNo. 18184-200Athabasca River summary of ice observations for proposed Crooked Rapids Dam. I. Water ice and spring break-up observations - 1974 data report/Synthesized by Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. A preliminary investigation of minimum flows of selected rivers in the northeast Alberta region : synthesis of hydrological data19 v. 4Report on review on Fort McMurray potential floodingMaartman, C. H. uClimate of Alberta, with data for Yukon and Northwest Territories : tables of temperature, precipitation and sunshineCAlberta, Department of the Environment, Technical Services Division<Alberta oil sands climatological and meteorological researchmOil Sands Climatological and Hydrological Research Task Force, Alberta Conservation and Utilization Committee333-347`A method of correlating wind data between two stations with application of the Alberta Oil Sands*http://www.cmos.ca/Ao/articles/v160401.pdf#Walmsley, John L.; Bagg, David L. Fort McMurray, Mildred LakexDifferences in phytotoxicity and dissipation between ionized and nonionized oil sands naphthenic acids in wetland plantsIArmstrong, Sarah A.; Headley, John V.; Peru, Kerry M.; Germida, James J. 2167-2174NewsRx Health & Sciencep. 652Using microbes for the quick clean up of dirty oilp. 14796}Pel, Joel; Broemeling, David; Mai, Laura; Poon, Hau-Ling; Tropini, Giorgia; Warren, Ren L.; Holt, Robert A.; Marziali, Andrep. 59AUBC scientists find a way to extract diluted and contaminated DNA!Essex University, Richard JohnsonAndre Marziali282-287cImplications of climate change for northern Canada : freshwater, marine, and terrestrial ecosystemsAProwse, Terry D.; Furgal, Chris; Wrona, Fred J.; Reist, James D. The new face of tar sandsJohnson, RichardPh. D. student &Average annual water surplus in Canada"Sanderson, M. E.; Phillips, D. W. 6Canada, Department of Transport, Meteorological BranchClimatological Studies No. 9TTemperature and precipitation 1941-1970, and extremes up to 1970 : Prairie provincesECanada Department of the Environment, Atmospheric Environment Service1971?Frost data 1941-1970!Hemmerick, G. M.; Kendall, G. R. kThe climate of central Canada - Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and the Districts of Mackenzie and Keewatin&Kendrew, Wilfred George; Currie, B. W.Climatological Studies No. 13 Snow cover Potter, J. G.'License to operate or use under the Clean Water Act, the tar sands recovery plant for the production of synthetic crude oil and associated by-products from the Athabasca Tar Sands, issued by the Alberta Department of the Environment Environment to Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd., October 18, 1973Interim report on ecological benchmarking and biomonitoring for detection of air-bourne pollutant effects on vegetation and soils, 1978-79Addison, P. A.; Baker, J.Canada Department of the Environment, Canadian Forestry Service, Northern Forest Research Centre for Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research ProgramAOSERP Open File Report O. F. 3AOSERP Open File Report O. F. 1Malhotra, S. S.; Blauel, R. A. $Sulfur dioxide and forest vegetationInformation Report NOR-X-49+Loman, A. A.; Blauel, R. A.; Hocking, Drake720-727Report on Syncrude Canada Ltd.,Federal-Provincial Air/Atmospheric Committee+G. C. O. S. ordered to reduce SO2 emissionsEnvironmental effects of the operation of sulphur extraction gas plants with particular reference to Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Operation at Fort McMurray, Alberta. Submitted to Alberta Environment Conservation Authority at Edmonton, Oct. 19, 1972The effects of cross-wind shear on horizontal dispersion. Paper presented at the Air Pollution Control Association 72nd Annual Meeting, June 24-29, 1979Cincinnati, OhioAThe effect on air quality of the Athabasca synthetic crude plants_Interim report on physiology and mechanisms of air-borne pollu< tant injury to vegetation 1978-79AOSERP Open File Report O. F. 2Malhotra, S. S. ; Khan, A. A. The desulfurization of coke : a problem related to the production of synthetic crude from oil sands : a review paper. Paper presented at the Canadian Sulfur Symposium, Calgary, May 30 - June 1, 1974!Mohtadi, M. F.; Tollefson, E. L. N1-N17 Wallis, C.%Wallis, J.; Donnelly, J. K.; Aziz, K.Sessional Paper 518/76Evolution of pollution abatement technology as applied to the Alberta oil sands, tabled by the Hon. D. J. Russell, March 16, 1976190-259377-419589-593Ground level plume infringement patterns derived from aerial dispersion measurements at the Great Canadian Oil Sands complex, 1971Whaley, H.; Lee, G. K.732-742141-151Plume chemistry studies at a northern Alberta power plant. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop III, Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 17-18, 1977, edited by H. S. Sandhu and M. Nyborg`Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop III, 17-18 November 1977, Edmonton, AlbertaAn overview - the effects of sulphur dioxide emission on the acidity and sulphur content of soils. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop III, Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 17-18, 1977, edited by H. S. Sandhu and M. Nyborg7Lulman, Philip D.; Peterson, Wilbur; Douglas, George W.Nyborg, Marvin; Walker, D. R.Wintertime sulphur deposition measurements in the Athabasca Oil Sands area. In. Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop III, Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 17-18, 1977, edited by H. S. Sandhu and M. NyborgPossible technologies for air pollution control at the Syncrude plant. Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop III, Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 17-18, 1977, ed. H. S. Sandhu and M. NyborgA lichen network as an early warning monitor of industry air emissions. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop III, Edmonton, Alberta, Nov. 17-18, 1977, edited by H. S. Sandhu and M. NyborgProject ME 1.5Sulphur deposition and acidification of soils in the oil sands area. Part III of Interim report 1976-77 submitted to the Alberta Oil Sands Environmental Research Program for Project VE 4.1Takyi, S. K.; Nyborg, M.Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975Fortems, Courtney C.32-41Kaybob III Gas PlantGrandia, K. L. Whitecourt The use of a twin-engine aircraft for determination of the structure and concentration of effluent plumes. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. SandhuLNyborg, M.; Dick, A. C.; Crepin, J. M.; Klemm, R. F.; Baker, J.; Hocking, D.Current results on fate of atmospheric SO and its effect on soil, water and vegetation. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. Sandhu_Short and short term effects of sulphur gas emissions on gray wooded and dark wooded soils as evidenced by studies in the Whitecourt and Edson forest regions of Alberta. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. SandhuShipley, Brent L.84-93A study of the effects of sulphur compounds on the environment of the Whitecourt district of Alberta. A report to the Whitecourt Environmental Study GroupSulphur related environmental studies at Alberta Research : a status report. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. Sandhu94-105Klemm, R. F.; Barillot, E. +Field studies of photosynthesis in pine, spruce and aspen periodically subjected to SO and H S from a nearby source. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. Sandhu,Amundson, R. G.; Legge, A. H.; Walker, R. B.106-121$Preliminary investigations on the use of thermal imagery for detection of sulphur dioxide stressed vegetation. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. SandhuThompson, M. D.122-131\Study of two remote sensing techniques for detection of sulphur dioxide stress in vegetationAmoco West Whitecourt gas plant132-138Interim report on long-term impact on the forest of emissions from a sulphur extraction plant. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. SandhuEpiphytic lichens as biological indicators of air pollution in westcentral Alberta : a progress report. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. Sandhu5Whitecourt, Kaybob III gas plants, Windfall gas plantThe effect of sulphur-dioxide emissions on moose (Alces alces) in the Whitecourt forest. In : Proceedings of Alberta Sulphur Gas Research Workshop II, held at Environmental Sciences Centre, Kananaskis, Alberta, 16-17 January 1975, edited by W. R. MacDonald, H. S. Sandhu2 =bAlberta Environment, Research Secretariat and University of Calgary, Environmental Sciences Centre270-281The chemistry of Alberta oil sands bitumen. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Effects of sulphur dioxide on the forest ecosystem. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977$Atmospheric dispersion of industrial emissions in the area of the Alberta oil sands. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977The behaviour of buoyant plumes from an oil-sands refinery complex. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977The magnitude of fog occurrence and associated problems in the oil sands area. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977728-731Croft, Brian R.; Lamb, A.*Preliminary examination of waste waters produced during an in situ retorting of tar sands. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977.Barbour, F. A.; Guffey, F. D.; Dorrence, S. M.743-748Organic constituents of oil sands extraction plant wastewaters. In : The oil sands < of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977 Government sponsored petroleum recovery research in Alberta. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977771-774Wiggins, E. J.777-780Oil sands research at the Alberta Research Council. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977LFortems, C.; Davison, D.; Grandia, K.; INTERA Environmental Consultants Ltd. Bitumen extraction from tar sands with microbial surfactants. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Gerson, D. F.; Zajic, J. E.705-710Low temperature oxidation process for the recovery of bitumen. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977679-690Cram, P. J.; Redford, D. A. Determination of steam quality anywhere in the system. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Hodgkinson, R. J.; Hugli, A. D.672-675 The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977/Redford, David A.; Winestock, Alvin G., editorsTar sands and supergiant oil fields. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Demaison, G. J. The sedimentology of the McMurray Formation, East Athabasca. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Alberta's oil sands reserves and their evaluation. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Stress state and hydraulic fracturing in the Athabasca oil sands. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Geochemical aspects of in-situ recovery. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Regional hydrogeology of the Athabasca oil sands area, Alberta, Canada. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Fluid-rock interactions during steam injection. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977 Boon, J. A.&Effects of the fireflooding temperature on mineral composition and bitumen properties. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977139-143-Bennion, D. W.; Donnelly, J. K.; Moore, R. G.The effect of oxygen functions on the properties of bitumen fractions. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977)Speight, James G.; Moschopedis, Speros E.159-1611Hydrothermal (water) reactions of Athabasca bitumen organosulphur model compounds and asphaltene. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977162-1670The distribution of coke precursors in the reactor during thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977189-194NA pilot plant investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen : effect of recycle of heavy oil on product quality. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977:Khulbe, C. P.; Pruden, B. B.; Denis, J. M.; Merrill, W. H.*Conversion of bitumen and heavy crude oils to more valuable products by the H-Oil Process. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977<Johnson, C. A.; Nongbri, G.; Lehman, L. M.; Chervenak, M. C.Thermal cracking of Athabasca bitumen. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977>Hayashitani, M.; Bennion, D. W.; Donnelly, J. K.; Moore, R. G. Calculation of thermodynamic properties of bitumen systems. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977-Bishnoi, P. R.; Heidemann, R. A.; Shah, M. K.Zwicky, R. W.; Eade, J. R.256-259Sampling and testing of Athabasca oil sands for stability studies. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977$The tar sands core analysis versus log analysis controversy - does it really matter? In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977/Dusseault, Maurice B.; Morgenstern, Norbert R. Engineering behaviour of oil sand. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977 Harris, M. C.; Sobkowicz, J. C. Viscosity of oil sands liquids. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Dealy, John M. Physical modeling of in situ recovery methods for oil sands. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977!Farouq Ali, S. M.; Redford, D. A.319-326:Experimental investigations of the transport mechanisms controlling In Situ recovery from heavy oil sands. In : The oil sands < of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977D KGoss, M. J.; Exall, D. L.A laboratory investigation of wet combustion in the Athabasca oil sands. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977334-342"An experimental investigation of steam displacement of a medium gravity crude oil. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977Flock, Donald L.; Lee, Jong386-394A role for nuclear energy in the recovery of oil from the tar sands of Alberta. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977498-519|A role for nuclear energy in the recovery of oil from the tar sands of Alberta. Appendix 1. Design and description of a natural uranium CANDU-OCR for tar sands application. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977509-513zA role for nuclear energy in the recovery of oil from the tar sands of Alberta. Appendix 2. Design description of an enriched uranium CANDU-OCR for tar sands application. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977p. 513kA role for nuclear energy in the recovery of oil from the tar sands of Alberta. Appendix 3. Cash flow examples for equity, debt, and equity/debt financing. In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977513-519Heavy oil sand In-Situ pilot plants in Alberta (Past and present). In : The oil sands of Canada - Venezuela 1977, editors, David A. Redford and Alvin G. Winestock, Proceedings of the Canada-Venezuela Oil Sands Symposium, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, May 30th to June 4th, 1977  Nicholls, J. H.; Luhning, R. W. 527-538867-883 Section 528-37cPeake, E.; Strosher, M.; Baker, B. L.; Gossen, R.; McCrossan, R. G.; Yorath, G. J.; Hodgson, G. W. The potential of Arctic sediments, hydrocarbons and possible precursors in Beaufort Sea sediments. Proceedings of 24th International Geological Congress, Montreal, 1975BHow will Syncrude's operations affect the local groundwater systemAthabasca River daily dischargeWater Survey of Canada No. 281Plume dispersion from a natural gas sulphur extraction plant under a persistent elevated inversion. 13th World Gas Conference, June 1976#Whaley, H.; Lee, G. K.; Gainer, J. An assessment of plume dispersion parameters measured in fall and winter at a tar-sands refinery complex. Presented at 70th Annual Meeting of the Air Control Pollution Association, June 1977Bowman, C. W.; Carrigy, M. A. Recovery of oil from Athabasca oil sands and from heavy oil deposits of Northern Alberta by In-Situ methods, 9th World Petroleum Congress Conference Proceedings, Tokyo, May, 1975\ dMungen, R.; Nicholls, J. H.51-58@Current status of In-Situ recovery from the tar sands of Alberta Giguere, R. J. 58-59"Pan Am claims key to Athabasca oil71-78,Steam drive successful in Canada's oil sands?Doscher, T. M.; Labelle, R. W.; Sawatsky, L. H.; Zwicky, R. W. >Doscher, T. M.; Labelle, R. W.; Sawatsky, L. H.; Zwicky, R. W.Gray, G. R.; Hason, J. A. CThe hydrogenation of Alberta bitumen over Cobalt-Molybdate CatalystO'Grady, M. A.; Parsons, B. I./McColgan, E. C.; Draper, R. G.; Parsons, B. I. Research Report 194ZExperimental investigation of steamflooding behaviour in an adiabatic water-saturated core;A combustion tube for investigation of In-situ oil recovery& /=Harding, T. G.; Moore, R. G.; Bennion, D. W.; Donnelly, J. K.;Bennion, D. W.; Vorndran, L.; Donnelly, J. K.; Moore, R. 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R.Ito, Y.MA one-dimensional computer model for simulating oil recovery by steamfloodingIA pilot-scale investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen*Merrill, W. H.; Logie, R. B.; Denis, J. M."Mines Branch Research Report R-281 McColgan, E. G.; Parsons, B. I. /Soutar, P. S.; McColgan, E. C.; Parsons, B. I. ,McColgan, E. C.; Soutar, P. S.; Denis, J. M.Research Report R-2739-16189-208235-264 Eyton, R. T.Ashbee, D. G. Aune, Brian Moore, S. D.411-429383-409371-381Shaw, Robert F.323-345Clarke, Kenneth I. Deiglmeier, Norman J. Mowat, W. Kolisnyk, Z.Spragins, F. K. Page, H. V. Ryan, J. T. The Athabasca oil sands : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974What 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, 1974Geology of the Alberta oil sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Potential capability for developing the tar sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Supply and demand for crude oil in Canada. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 197431-52Development of the Alberta oil sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 197453-69Geotechnical design problems in tar sand development. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Tailings dams. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 197499-112La Prairie, George Mining machines for tar sands extraction. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974The Mildred Lake utility plant. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Mechanical design problems associated with tar sands development. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, < 1974139-150The impact of oil sands development on the land surface. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Water managements and waste water management systems. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Air pollution control and the development of the Athabasca oil sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974The tar sands development impact on highways. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Logistics related to trucking and airlines. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Some planning considerations for the new town of Fort McMurray. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Financing a major development project. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Management of various skills related to project development. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Coping with the oil sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Energy in Canada. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Role of the geologist in the in-situ recovery of heavy crude oil from the Alberta oil sands. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974In-situ production problems. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Design, construction and operation of an in-situ pilot plant. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974A pilot scale investigation of thermal hydrocracking of Athabasca bitumen. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Nuclear energy as a subsurface heavy oil recovery technique. In : Proceedings of the First Regional Conference of the Western Region, Engineering Institute of Canada, Edmonton, April 17-19, 1974Application to amend Approval No. 540 with respect to tailings disposal, submission to Energy Resources Conservation Board of Alberta by Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited, July 20, 1972Addendum to Application No. 6527, submission to Energy Resources Conservation Board of Alberta by Great Canadian Oil Sands Limited, September 22, 1972`Growth chamber studies in establishing vegetation on tailings sands from the Athabasca tar sandsLaverty, D. H.; Massey, D. L. Great Canadian Oil Sands project, Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, 27 February - 3 March 196, New York, New York Moss, A. E. Cronkhite, R. H.The tar sands development impact on highways. 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Alberta Pacific Forest Industries, expert witnesses and advisors, Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board HearingsXThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-3. Letter from Intera Technologies Ltd. to Alberta Power Limited re. status report - Alleged sulphur dioxide damage to vegetation around the H. R. Milner Power Generating StationWanyandie, Hamilton-The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-2. Presentation to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board by Dick Dekker on behalf of Canadian Wolf Defenders Jones, RonWyatt, Katherine"The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-4. Presentation to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review by Ron Jones, Alberta Construction AssociationDesmueles, Larry; Lewis, RoyfThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-7. Letter to Larry Desmeules from LeRoy Fjordbotten, Minister of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife and Ralph Liein, Minister of Alberta Environment and The Diawshowa Environmental Liaison CommitteeDesmeules, LarryUThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-8. Presentation to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board by Mike Freeland on behalf of the Tourism Industry Association of the Northwest TerritoriesFreeland, MikeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-9. The Northwest Territories Travel9Tourism Industry Association of the Northwest TerritoriesThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-10. A product development plan for the Northwest Territories' Tourism Industry 1987The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-11. Northern Frontier Tourism Development Strategy - 1989-1993 Technical Report, February 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-12. Various brochures promoting tourism in the north@The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-13. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, presentation by Edmonton Economic Development Authority to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board'Edmonton Economic Development AuthorityFaulds, Robert G.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-14. An environmental request by Robert G. Faulds<The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-15. Presentation to the Alberta Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board Hearings by Grant Mitchell, MLA, Alberta Liberal Environment criticMitchell, Grant/The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-16. Letter to the Alberta Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board submitted by Brian Staszenski, Environmental Resource CentreStaszenski, BrianoThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-17. Submission to the Environment Impact Assessment Hearing for the proposed construction of a pulp mill by Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries by William R. Askin and William Stollery Alberta Pro-Canada$Askin, William R.; Stollery, William Boyd, Andy%The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-18. Submission of the Sherwood Park Fish and Game Association to the Alberta Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardnThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-19. A brief presented to the Environment Impact Assessment Panel reviewing the Alberta-Pacific (Mitsubishi-Honshu) Pulp Mill Proposal submitted to the Alberta Wilderness Association, November 30, 1989Pharis, VivianThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-20. Alberta Wilderness Association Wise Use Newsletter #1Paschen, ElizabethThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 an< d 2, 1989. Documents J-21. "The intrinsic value of the global forest in global ecological health" presentation by Elizabeth PaschennThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-22. Presentation to the Alberta Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by the Missionary Oblates, Grandin Province and the Social Justice Commission, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of EdmontonThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-23. Presentation by W. Ross Campbell " Go home, Mitsubishi"Campbell, W. Ross}The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-24. The native hunting-trapping economy and the environmental impact of proposed pulp and paper development in northern Alberta presented by Michael Asch on behalf of the Edmonton Inter-Church Committee on the North Asch, Michael_University of Alberta, Department of Anthropology, Edmonton Inter-Church Committee on the NorthGriffiths, LinacreThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-25. "Submission to the Environment Impact Assessment Review Board - some points on the known and hidden health costs of pulp and paper mills, to the public. No safe level of dioxin and no safe place for asthmatics to live!" by Linacre Griffiths Selner, JiriThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-28. Presentation to the Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Jiri SelnerThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-27. Presentation to the Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Norman Eng Eng, Norman McMahon, Pat/The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-29. A second submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board by the Corporation of the City of YellowknifeCity of Yellowknife, Mayor Currie, DonMeneen, Bernie%Aboriginal Resource Development GroupThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-32. Objectives of the A. R. D. G. (Aboriginal Resource Development Group)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-33. Aboriginal peoples of northern Alberta and forestry management agreements - issues and concerns, prepared by : Aboriginal Resources Development Group, presented to Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, March, 1989 The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-34. Brief to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Dan and Rena PinckstonPinckston, Dan; Pinckston, RenaThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-35. Submission to the Al-Pac EIA Review Board - Fort Saskatchewan High School, December 1, 1989Sliwkanich, TerryThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-36. The Alberta Fish and Game Association submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardKostuch, MarthaAlberta Fish & Game AssociationIThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-37. The Alberta Fish and Game Association Forestry Committee recommendations presented to Honourable Leroy Fjordbotten regarding Alberta's expanded forest industryThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-37. Brief to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Cleve Wershler, biologistWershler, CleveThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-38. "The importance of conserving biological diversity through a system of protected areas of northern Alberta"Quinn, Michael S.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-40. Presentation by the Alberta Native Plant Council to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardAchuff, Peter L.Alberta Native Plant Council The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-42. Presentation to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by George MorrisonMorrison, GeorgeThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-41. The Mother Earth Healing Society - a position paperMacDonald, DorothypThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-43. J. R. Vallentyne, Canadian Section, Great Lakes Science Advisory Board, International Joint Commission Great Lakes Office submission to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review BoardVallentyne, J. R.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-44. Answers to your questions about our proposed Alberta Pulp Mill - Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-45. Submission to Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by W. A. Fuller, Ph. D.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-46. Submission to Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Rod Olstad Olstad, Rod"The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-47. Federation of Alberta Naturalists brief to the Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Rob Gardner Gardner, RobThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-48. Pulp mills and Parkinsons disease_The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-49. Intervention in the Alberta Pacific Forest Industry's application for a pulp mill located at Prosperity, Alberta presented to the Environmental Impact Review Board, December 1, 1989"J. J. Fitzgerald & Associates Ltd.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30< , December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-50. Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc. - undertakings volume 1The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-52. Testimony by Greenpeace regarding the Alberta Pacific Pulp Mill proposal, Athabasca, Alberta, December 1, 1989M'Gonigle, MichaelGreenpeace CanadaThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-53. Testimony by Greenpeace regarding the AlPac Mill proposal, Athabasca/AlbertaKroesa, RenateLevinson, Daniel3The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-54. Brief presented at the hearings of the Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board on the proposed Alberta-Pacific pulp mill development Rogers, JimThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-55. "A vision dream about the Canadian north", December 19896Good, Allen; Hodgetts, Ross; Veeman, Terry; Wein, RossPThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-56. A brief presented for the Alberta Pacific Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board representing concerns held by some Faculty Members at the University of AlbertaHodgetts, Ross)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-57. Cleaning up the environment : sometimes cheaper is better - chapter 5, Hard heads, soft hearts, S. Blinder, Addison-Wesley 1987zThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-58. A preliminary assessment of downstream effects - a brief examination of the toxic effects in relation to upstream pulp mill developments forming annex 3 (submitted November 16, 1989 revised November 22, 1989)'Government of the Northwest TerritoriesAThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-59. Presentation to : The Alberta-Pacific Pulp Mill Environmental Impact Assessment Public Review Board by Judith Biggin, Alberta Public Health AssociationBiggin, JudithThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-60. Think globally, the Alberta-Pacific proposal in perspective prepared for Friends of the North, December 1, 1989 Annas, R. M.The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-61. Submission to Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board by Travis Dugas Dugas, TravisDunsmore, DonnaXThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-63. Water quality and fisheries issues pertaining to pulp mill developments on the Peace-Athabasca River system, by Integrated Environments Ltd. prepared for Friends of the PeaceThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-62. Fur Institute of Canada package of promotional material Sheehan, JohnFriends of the PeaceThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-104. Letter from United States Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D. C., subject : OHEA critique to Champion Corporation's alternative risk assessment for TCDD : discharge permit for the Canton (North Carolina) MillXThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-103. Brief to the Environmental Impact Assessment Board, Edmonton, Alberta, December 2, 1989, submitted by IWA-Canada, Clare Dansereau, Planner, Forestry and Environmental PolicyDansereau, ClaireFThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-102. Intervention to the AlPac Hearing Panel - "Kevin Rizzoli et al" 1. Swat strategy. 2. GreenPrint for Canada, June 1989. 3. Laichkwiltach Crusade for JusticeRizzoli, Kevin)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-101. Water quality monitoring program, Wood Buffalo National Park, draft by Wood Buffalo National Park, Prairie and Northern RegionThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-100. Sampling methodology for vegetation monitoring in cutover areas of Timber Birth 408, Wood Buffalo National Park prepared for Canadian Forest Products (Canfor) Ltd. High Level by The Delta Environmental Management Group Ltd., July 1989)The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-99. Alberta timber harvest planning and operating ground rules by Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Forest Service October 1987nThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-98. Canadian Forest Products High Level Division Environmental Impacts and Mitigating Measures for Annual Operating Plan in Wood Buffalo National Park for the period November 1, 1988 to March 31, 1989*The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-97. Environment Assessment of Logging Operations in Timber Birth 408, Wood Buffalo National Park 1987-1992, Environment Canada ParksThe Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-96. Submitted to the Edmonton Technical Session by Louis Schmittroth, December 4, 1989The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-95. Questions for the Edmonton Technical Session submitted by Louis Schmittroth and Edward McBean, December 4, 1989"Schmittroth, Louis; McBean, Edward%The Alberta-Pacific Environment Impact Assessment Review Board public hearing proceedings held at Edmonton, Alberta, November 30, December 1 and 2, 1989. Documents J-94. 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Request for measurement data responseShell Canada Limited Muskeg River Mine ERCB Directive 074 submission September 2009. Section 4. Tailings measurement plan response21-8893-103$Also called Albian Muskeg River MineShell Albian Sands Jackpine Mine ERCB Directive 074 submission September 2009. Section 1. Directive 074 Appendix C - Dedicated disposal area plan for Cell 1Shell Albian Sands Jackpine Mine ERCB Directive 074 submission September 2009. Section 2. Directive 074 Appendix E - Annual tailings management|Shell Albian Sands Jackpine Mine ERCB Directive 074 submission September 2009. Section 3. Tailings measurement plan responseZhttps://www3.eub.gov.ab.ca/eub/dds/iar_query/ApplicationAttachments.aspx?AppNumber=162582321-9091-102PFort Hills Energy Corporation E< RCB Directive 074 Annual tailings management planFort Hills Energy CorporationZhttps://www3.eub.gov.ab.ca/eub/dds/iar_query/ApplicationAttachments.aspx?AppNumber=1625896ESuncor Energy Inc. Oil Sands Part 1 - Annual tailings management planZhttps://www3.eub.gov.ab.ca/eub/dds/iar_query/ApplicationAttachments.aspx?AppNumber=1626039Petro-Canada Oil Sands Inc. (Suncor Energy Inc.), UTS Energy Corporation, Teck Cominco Limited, Fort Hills Energy Corporation, are partners in Fort Hills Oil Sands ProjectL2009 annual tailings plan submission Syncrude Mildred Lake (Lease 17 and 21)Zhttps://www3.eub.gov.ab.ca/eub/dds/iar_query/ApplicationAttachments.aspx?AppNumber=1625971Q2009 annual tailings plan submission Syncrude Aurora North (Leases 10, 12 and 34)E2009 annual tailings plan submission Syncrude Aurora South (Lease 31)gERCB issues Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes`ERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemesERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. Appendix A. Definitions and abbreviationsERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. Appendix C. Content of the DDA planERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. Appendix D. Annual compliance report for DDAsERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. Appendix E. Annual tailings management planERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. Appendix G. Schedule for filing of plans and reportsERCB Directive 074 : Tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes. Appendix F. 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J. Francl & Associates, Consulting Engineering, Alberta Department of Municipal AffairsLPreliminary report on industrial water supply in the Mitsue Lake subdivision Mehra, S.RDepartment of the Environment, Earth Sciences and Licensing Division, soils BranchWetter, Raymond EmilgPrairie River Gas Cooperative : causes of pipeline exposure on the West Prairie River in NW 14-74-17-W5$Vincic, S.; Drury, R.; Quazi, M. E. Beckstead, G. R. E. ;East Prairie Metis Settlement : land use planning inventoryMcCully, Al; Seaton, HughAlberta Municipal Affairs1Hamlet relocation study East Prairie Metis ColonyButler Krebes Associates3Grouard Indian Band : community tourism action plan,Grouard Indian Band Tourism Action CommitteeRA report on sewage composite sampling and flow monitoring at the Hamlet of Grouard$Canadian Journal of Regional Science281-299,Growth centre policy and the quality of life"Oppong, Joseph R.; Ironside, R. G.High Prairie, GrouardAGL-NCC, AGL-GWL, EDPL, UofAMA cost study of bringing virgin land into production in the High Prairie area Visser, PeterNSurficial geology and quaternary history of the High Prairie area (NTS 83N/SE) Atkinson, N.FAlberta Energy Resources Conservation Board, Alberta Geological SurveyOpen File Report 2009-07 AEUB, AGL-GWLZAlberta forest development opportunities. V. 4. Boyle/Lac La Biche timber development areafRisk analyses of weekly climatic data for agricultural and irrigation planning - High Prairie, AlbertaPlant Research Institute-Technical Bulletin Agrometeorology Section 74^Development disparities within a peripheral region : problems in measuring the quality of lifeOppong, Joseph R. Color removal in portable water supplies : a study of color removal from the raw waters available to the towns of High Prairie and Thorhild, Alberta.Compston, B. A.; Tollefson, E. L.; Brar, G. S.9University of Calgary, Department of Chemical EngineeringlWalleye mortality at live-release tournaments in Alberta : the effects of revised tournament procedures 1992Calling Lake community planBaldwin, ClaudiaCalling Lake, ABHCultural perceptions of man-animal relationships and carcass utilizationWoollett, James MalcolmjSimulated grazing and sheep grazing for vegetation control within a white spruce plantation : final reportAlberta bound : the interface between Alberta's environmental policies and the environmental management of three Albertan oil sands companies(Department of Urban Studies and PlanningSyncrude, Suncor, Shell Canada&Lac La Biche and the early fur traders(McCullough, Edward J.; Maccagno, MichaelAU, UofA, UofC, EDPL7Prehistory cultural dynamics of the Lac La Biche regionMcCullough, Edward J..Alberta Culture, Historical Resources Division$Occasional publication series No. 291Occasional paper Archaeological Survey of Alberta(Lakeland tourism destination resort plan'Equus Consulting Group, Alberta TourismAGL-CP, UofA, UofC!Community opportunity assessment (Human Resources Research and Development9 v.Lac La Biche, Niton8Prehistoric cultural dynamics of the Lac La Biche regionMcCullough, Edward J. AGL-NCC, AGL-GWL=Lac La Biche Mission settlement Northern Water Supply Program5Lac La Biche Lake Management Plan : plan alternativesDCurrie, Coopers & Lybrand Ltd., Northern Alberta Development CouncilLac La Biche, AthabascaSWildlife habitat classification of the Fort McKay-Lac La Biche-Winefred Lake region?Hudson's Bay Company at Lac La Biche, 1853-1917 : final report )Davis, Wayne L.; Smith, Gideon; Chan, LanCook, Robert B.;Lac La Biche - McMurray development activity, November 1984Lac La Nonne area structure plan : adopted by Bylaw No. 9-82 in the County of Barrhead and Bylaw No. 7-82 in the County of Lac St. AnneuC.T.C. review of Edmonton-Lac La Biche-Waterways train service requirements : submission of the government of AlbertaFerguson, Grant?Alberta Economic Development and Trade, Transportation Division,Slave Lake : regional waste management studyAStewart, Weir & Co., Alberta Environment, Waste Management BranchBYoung, J. E.; Snchez-Azofeifa, G. A.; Hannon, S. J.; Chapman, R. gMacdonald, S. Ellen; Eaton, Brian; Machtans, Craig S.; Paszkowski, Cynthia; Hannon, Susan; Boutin, Stan@Emporium of the north : Fort Chipewyan and the fur trade to 1835EAlberta Culture and Multiculturalism, Canadian Plains Research CenterAU, EDPL, UofA, UofCThe uncovered past : roots of northern Alberta societies. Papers Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference, 1988, EdmontonAU, AEUB, EDPL, UofA, UofCProceedings of the Fort Chipewyan and Fort Vermilion Bicentennial Conference : September 23-25, 1988, Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta%Boreal Institute for Northern StudiesThe land of the frozen tideRourke, LouiseHutchinson & Co.AU, UofAAEUB, AGL-GWL, AGL-PPN, UofAEarth Sciences Report 78-3Northwind dreaming : Fort Chipewyan, 1788-1988 : catalogue of an exhibition held at the Provincial Museum of Alberta, 23 September 1988 - 26 March 19890McCormack, Patricia Alice; McGillivray, W. BruceBProvincial Museum of Alberta, Alberta Culture and Multiculturalism EDPL, UofAFort Chipewyan : way of life study ; an assessment of impacts of the W. A. C. Bennett Dam on the people of Fort Chipewyan and the Peace-Athabasca Delta & suggestions for action : a report to Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Metis Association, Mikisew Cree First Nation, B. C. Hydro.Stuart Adams & Associates Planning Consultants%Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta-Fort Chipewyan : way of life : summary report Adams, Stuart\How the (north) west was won : development and underdevelopment in the Fort Chipewyan regionMcCormack, Patricia AlicegEvaluation of drill-core exploration of sluice site No. 1, Chipewyan red granite building stone projectAEUB, ARC, UofAOpen File Report 1972-02 Scafe, DonOpen File Report 1994-028Sewer feasibility study for the Hamlet of Fort ChipewyanMorgan, R. J.; Staples. L. 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H. qSlave River hydroelectric power development : addendum to the presentations to the Environmental Assessment Panel5Government of Canada, Environmental Assessment ReviewFort Chipewyan Indian BandMA five year parks and recreation master plan for the Hamlet of Fort Chipewyan(Johnston, Brian L.; Brosgarth, Brenda E.1Professional Environmental Recreation ConsultantsQThe Cree band land entitlement in Wood Buffalo National Park : history and issuesENational and Provincial Parks Association of Canada, Edmonton Chapter2Athabasca Oil Sands, Fort McMurray, Fort Chipewyan_Transportation cost to Fort Chipewyan in relation to its commodity prices and passenger trafficA northern bicentennialSCree Band - Ft. Chipewyan : initial assessment of economic prospects : final report$Woods Gordon, Management ConsultantsYEcological land classification and land use evaluations of the Fort Chipewyan fringe areaBrierley, DianaLReport on field work testing of red granite deposit, Fort Chipewyan, AlbertaNevin, Andrew E.Restoration of muskrat habitat and development of suitable areas for growing wild rice on Chipewyan Reserve and adjacent wetlands in the Peace-Athabasca Delta5Fort Chipewyan granite project : a community proposal}Examination for the presence of contaminants in the Athabasca River Delta : an analyses of sediments from perched lake basinsKCrowther, R. 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Jonathon http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=168&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113121-142iEvaluation of CuO oxidation parameters for determining the source and stage of lignin degradation in soilhttp://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=177&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113557-566HCalculating penalties for reforestation failures : an Alberta case studyMPattison Perry, Marlea; Beck, James A.; Luckert, Martin K.; White, William A.http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=179&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113[Nitrogen-15 uptake by Pinus contorta seddlings in relation to phenological stage and season $QAmponsah, Isaac G.; Lieffers, Victor J.; Comeau, Philip G.; Landhusser, Simon M.http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=185&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113819-830Combining genetic markers and stable isotopes to reveal population connectivity and migration patterns in a Neotropical migrant, Wilson's warbler (Wilsonia pusilla) AClegg, Sonya M.; Kelly, Jeffrey F.; Kimura, Mari; Smith, Thmas B.52 40111 18http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=186&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72< 710%40sessionmgr113A tear or two for the Rockies!First salvos in the Cheviot fight Avram, JoshuaBioCycle#Targeting commercial food and paperCalvert, KatherinePlant PathologygFireweed (Epilobium angustifolium) as a possible inoculum reservoir for root-rotting Armillaria species !U _132-136http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=194&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113260-266http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=196&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113cClones of Armillaria ostoyae and the pattern of infected juvenile lodgepole pine in Alberta, Canada Viau, A. E.; Gajewski, K.\Reconstructing millennial-scale, regional paleoclimates of boreal Canada during the Holocene>Tonquin Creek, Watchtower Basin, Maligne Lake, Excelsior Basinhttp://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=210&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113316-330p424http://0-web.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/ehost/pdf?vid=219&hid=104&sid=a75ef7fa-4316-4a04-990f-aaec16d72710%40sessionmgr113The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthdayInformation Series No. 45Descriptions and reserve estimates of the oil sands of Alberta. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. Carrigy Geological controls on the distribution of Athabasca oil sands reserves. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. CarrigyA note on the comparison of McMurray and Melville Island oil sands. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. CarrigySproule, J. C.; Lloyd, G. V.#Martin, Rudolf; Jamin, Frank G. S. Paleogeomorphology of the buried Devonian landscape in northeastern Alberta. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. CarrigyPetrology of coarse-grained sands in the lower part of the McMurray Formation. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. CarrigyContinuity of bedding within the McMurray Formation. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. Carrigy#Ansley, Ralph W.; Bierlmeier, W. G.The origin of petroleum porphyrins : the position of the Athabasca oil sands. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. Clark on the 75th anniversary of his birthday, editor M. A. Carrigy/Information Series No. 45. Contribution No. 222/Information Series No. 45. Contribution No. 224/Information Series No. 45. Contribution No. 22075-100Shearing strength characteristics of Athabasca oil sands. In : The K. A. Clark volume on the Athabasca Oil Sands : a collection of papers on the Athabasca Oil Sands presented to K. A. 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H.KAmerican Geographical Society, Department of Exploration and Field ResearchA comparison of methods for sampling adult mosquito populations with observations on the biology of the adult female in central Alberta, Canada,Seven new records of mosquitoes from Alberta419-421List of mosquitoes from Alberta300-302Vockeroth, J. R.Notes on the identification and distributions of Aedes species of northern Canada, with a key to the adult females (Diptera : Culicidae)1 654 17 45 114 50 42 Fox, R. C.&sites studied in detail are not in ABR;Early contributions to the groundwater hydrology of Alberta Bulletin 12NFarvolden, R. N.; Meneley, W. A.; Le Breton, E. G.; Lennox, D. H.; Meyboom, P.Zaturecky, John William Mahrt, J. L.2Doris Rausch supplied the squirrels from Rochester53 22 12 117 42 150Entrance, Cold Creek, Fish Creek, Hardisty Creeka117 42 15, 53 22 12; 117 38, 53 20 20; 117 34 35, 53 26 8; 117 37 45, 53 26 55; 117 33 2 53 23 50 Lang, A. H.Sweet, A. R.; Braman, D. R. (52 45 117 58; 52 34 117 43; 52 43 117 56=A preliminary flora of the Alberta Hepaticae and AnthocerotaeCited Hnatiuk thesis, 1969Lac La Biche, south of lakePublic land policy for AlbertabTri-Creeks Experimental Watershed, Edson, Deerlick Creek, Wampus Creek, Eunice Creek, McLeod River Tri-Creek basin is the term used53 091Upper Cretaceous Alberta Group, Brazeau FormationFregren, D. H.RTri Creek watershed investigation : unpublished report to Alberta IHD subcommitteeCited Currie, thesis, 1969TThe Cretaceous Alberta Group and equivalent rocks, Rocky Mountain Foothills, Alberta Memoir 317Cited, Currie thesis, 1969 Lloyd, G. V.Canada Gulf Oil Co.sThe Brazeau Formation in the Central Foothills. In : Edmonton Geological Society Eighth Annual Field Trip Guidebook Jensen, E.Coal Branch, Mercoal4mule deer, white-tailed deer, wapiti, moose, caribouDwyer, Mary V.1892199-2437The geographical distribution of North American mammals7Extinct and vanishing mammals of the western hemisphere Allan, G. 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W.ZStackpole Co., Harrisburg, Penn., and the Wildlife Management Institute, Washington, D. C.,Geographical distribution of flora in Canada1Canada Department Mines & Tech. Survey, Geog. Br.Geog. Bull. No. 11North American moosePeterson, R. L.9A review of the living representatives of the Genus AlcesRoyal Ontario MuseumZoological Contribution No. 34%Bulletin No. 108, Bio. Series No. 35Rasmussen, D. I.513-526JSome effects of settlement on wildlife in Alberta, Trans. Can. Cons. Assn.2Also cited Reflections of biology of animal cycles*Distribution and origin of life in AmericaScharff, R. F.Constable & Company Ltd.#Naturalist's guide to the America'sThe Wilkins & Wilkins Co. Baltimore'also cited as Notes on some of the more@Alberta Department Lands and Forests, Fish and Wildlife DivisionThe deer of North America Taylor, W. P. Birds and animals of the RockiesWood, K.Larson, Pub. Co.-The range of the white-tailed deer in AlbertaThe western interior of Canada Warkentin, J.Jackson, D. 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J.pReport on beaver specimens examined at the Veterinary Research Station, Lethbridge, Alberta, since January, 1953 Connell, R.Cited Gunson thesis, 1970AThe growth and yield of white spruce-aspen stands in Saskatchewan6Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, For. Br.Technical Bulletin 4+A guide to understanding Saskatchewan soils Moss, H. C.Sask. Inst. Ped.Ext. Publ. 175OInvestigations of an outbreak of disease in the beaver of northern Saskatchewan Ruttan, R. A.,Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources+Athabasca, Meanook, Lac La Biche, Rochester*Agricultural Economics Research Bulletin 2Cited Hayter thesis, 1970Proudfoot, V. B.\Towards a rational wheat policy. In : Proceedings of the Canadian Association of Geographers Pelton, W. L.Western Co-operative Fertilizer4-10@The development of investigation into hail occurrence in AlbertaPaul, A.Climatic maps for Alberta-Frost hollows in west central Alberta, CanadaCIR 4532 TEC 639Longley, R. W.; Louis-Byne, M.2Water deficiency patterns in the prairie provincesP. F. R. A., Hydrology Division?Cited Dwyer thesis, 1969, probably just a reprint of his thesis&The climates of Canada for agricultureChapman, L. J.; Brown, D. M.&The Canada Land Inventory Report No. 3,Department of Forestry and Rural Development Currie, B. W..University of Saskatchewan, Physics DepartmentTWheat and climate, Proceedings of the Canadian Centennial Wheat Symposium, Saskatoon\Land capability for wheat, Proceedings of the Canadian Centennial Wheat Symposium, Saskatoon+The isoline of 90 frost-free days in CanadaBennett, M. K.44-87%Agricultural regions of North America Baker, O. E.PThe B-12 plan : an outline for rural development in Alberta's census Division 12p.17\An ecological study of the alpine plant communities on Signal Mountain, Jasper National Park4Jasper National Park, Maligne Range, Signal Mountain117 59 The genus Dryas in North America *The lichen genus Cladonia in North America Cited Hrapko thesis, 1970no deer damage reportedSurvey of AthabascaIAlberta Department of Industry and Tourism, Industrial Development BranchAlberta farm guidePoisons for coyote control5Alberta Department of Agriculture, Field Crops BranchLeafletLobay, W.; Wilson, N. D.Crop production risk in Alberta Love, H. C. Atmosphere4-16#Anomolies in the climate of Albertalongley, R. W.&Grey wooded soils and their management@A study of waterfowl damage to commercial grain crops in AlbertaZRenewable Resources Consulting Service Limited for Alberta Department of Lands and ForestsMagpie control in AlbertaStelfox, J. G.; Gurba, J. B.Cited Jansson thesis 1970,waterfowl damage, beaver damage, bear damageAlberta, northern forestsThunderstorm occurrence map McLean, J. W.Cited Lawford thesis, 1970#Studies of Alberta hailstorms, 19671McGill University, Stormy Weather Research Group Scientific ReportDouglas, R. H.; Hitschfeld, W.$Project Metlite : 1969 field program!Cited Lawford thesis, 1970, 35-89vThe spatial distribution of thunderstorm characteristics over Alberta forests. 4th Annual Cong. Meteor. Soc., Winnipeg Thyer, N. H.UDiurnal variations in upper winds in Alberta, 4th Annual Cong. Meteor. Soc., Winnipeg"53 10 to 56 10 across the provincePAlso cited as Canada Dept. Energy, Mines and Sources, Surveys and Mapping Branch>Water deficiency and surplus patterns in the prairie provinces*Prairie Provinces Water Board, P. F. R. A.Cited MacIver thesis, 1970cClimate classification for Alberta forestry. Proceedings of the Third Forest Microclimate SymposiumuA technique of thermo dew-point recording in northern Alberta. Proceedings of the Third Forest Microclimate SymposiumMacIver, D. C.p. 188489-496680-685VGall aphids on poplar in Alberta. I. Descriptions of galls and distributions of aphids|Gall aphids on poplar in Alberta. II. Periods of emergence from galls, reproductive capacities, predators of aphids in galls Harper, A. M.57-831Past and present routes to the Canadian northwest Alcock, F.The Athabasca country!Canada Department of the Interior329-339Athabaska trailLand classification 1922Unpublished notebooksAlberta Department of HighwaysCited Stone thesis, 1970Alberta settlement surveys Moodie, D. W.%5th edition, revised, Bulletin No. 21-University of Alberta, Facu      !"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}~lty of AgriculturePearce, WilliamKReport on drainage area of the Peace and Athabaska Rivers : Personal papersThe northern extension of the pioneer fringe of agriculture on the Great Plains of Canada, Papers of the International Geographical Union Eighth General Assembly and Seventeenth International CongressRobinson, J. L.657-662Journal of Farm Economics735-755.Alberta's public land policy, past and presentJournal of Geography4Observations on the pioneer fringe of western Canada431-441>The direction of settlement in the prairie provinces of Canada2The farming frontier of western Canada : 1950-196013-20nUpstream migration of Leptophlebia cupida nymphs (Ephemeroptera: Leptophlebidae) in the Bigoray River, Alberta *2 ?A O< 53 30.5115 25.5Dietz, Karl GeorgeNelson, J. S.; Nursall, J. R.Tri Creek WatershedcTri-Creeks Experimental Watershed, Edson, Deerlick Creek, Wampus Creek, Eunice Creek, MacLeod River<Toogood, J. a.; Bentley, C. F.; Webster, G. R.; Moore, A. W.Bulletin S-M-1 (No. 2)dDepopulation of farms in relation to the economic conditions of agriculture on the Canadian prairies Szabo, N. L. Spence, E. S.OSome aspects of the regional economy and the trade area of Lac La Biche AlbertaUnpublished field camp papercited Hozack thesis 1969104-124@Early agriculture in W. Canada in relation to climatic stability;The agricultural problem - economic causes and consequencesPetersen, T. A.-University of Alberta, Dept. Agric. EconomicsFPublic lands open for settlement in the fringe area of central AlbertaOdynsky W& et al.GAlberta department of Lands and Forests and Research Council of Alberta9Agricultural land use in the Lac La Biche area of Alberta McCann, L. The Canadian farm income problemManning, T. W.)University of Alberta, Dept. of Extension-Agricultural progress on the prairie frontierMurchie, R. W.,Land settlement in northeastern Alberta 1943!Kristjanson, B. H.; Spence, C. C.)Marginal farming in the Lac La Biche area Hozack, W. J.5Population characteristics Alberta census division 12#Janssen, V.; Svenson, K.; Meeks, R.Study 801-1, 1965%Agriculture census division number 12Study 830, 19660Social and economic study : tangent area AlbertaCited Hozack thesis 1969Agricultural Institute Review7Soils developed under forest in the Great Plains regionErlich, W. A.; Odynsky, W. M. Carder, A. C.INorthwestern Canada's climate : its effect on crop growth and development1942?GThe climate of Alberta. In : Agricultural resources of Alberta, 1941-42TAcreage yields and production of wheat, oats and barley by census division 1921-19564Industry and resources of Alberta census division 12Resource Study 801-2+Nature's heritage : Canada's national parksBaird, David M. Prentice-HallScarborough, Ont.Among the Canadian alpsBell & Cockburn8Athabasca, Tawatinaw River, area north east of AthabascaA study of the correlation between autumn seasonal changes in selected ground beetle populations in an aspen forest and spruce forest Chymko, N.cited Goulet thesis 1971Hinton, Nojack, WhitecourtISec. 9 Tow. 49, R. 25 W5; Sec.5 Tow. 52 R. 13 W5; Sec. 3 Tow. 61 R. 13 W5,Whitecourt/Anselmo public land use strategy 7Public Land Use Strategy Team, North East Slopes Region)Publication Alberta Environment No. I/743Whitecourt, AnselmoIntegrated resource inventory of the Coal Branch study area. Rev. ed. V. 2. Physical land classification. Inventory results. 3.1. Rocky Mountains Physiographic Region. 3.1.1. Rocky Mountains EcodistrictIntegrated resource inventory of the Coal Branch study area. Rev. ed. V. 2. Physical land classification. Inventory results. 3.2. Rocky Mountains Physiographic Region. 3.2.1. 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Cynthia Uplands Ecodistrict"ENR Technical Report No. T/83-No.1Mercoal, Coal ValleyHursin, Tamara$Alberta Agriculture, Land Use Branch;Land use bylaws : their influence on agriculture in Alberta(Options for protecting agricultural land Gordon, M. E.+Sessional Paper Legislative Assembly 323/88oAlberta Agriculture, Environment, Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Municipal Affairs, Transportation and UtilitiesZAgricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 1. Executive summaryPAgricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 2. Summary_Agricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 3. Agricultural inventoryoAgricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 4. Analysis of impacts on other resourcesaAgricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 5. Economic impact analysisAgricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 6. Economic and financial analysis : direct benefits and costsAgricultural land base : development opportunities for the future. V. 7. Government programs promoting agricultural expansion and intensificationTeklemariam, Yilma.Alberta Agriculture, Resource Economics Branch8Agricultural smallholdings study : land use implications:Agricultural land : the role of the Alberta Planning BoardAlberta Planning BoardMurchie, Graham (editor)AGL-NCC, UofA, UofABARDIThe microbial associations of Pinus contorta Dougl. var. latifolia Engelm ,8 CWestlake, D. W. S.PThe effect of available rooting volume on the growth of lodgepole pine seedlings7Canadian Forestry Service, Forestry Research LaboratoryInternal Report A-42cited Dangerfield thesis, 1974Preparation and use of a nutrient solution for culturing seedlings of lodgepole pine and white spruce, with selected bibliography Hocking, D.Information Report NOR-X-1jComparison of proprietary with prescription nutrient solutions for Alberta white spruce and lodgepole pineInformation Report NOR-X-35 1557-1560dMyxobacteria exert partial control of damping-off and root disease in container-grown tree seedlingsHocking, D.; Cook, F. D.:A historical review of agricultural statistics for Albertacited Vogelesang thesis, 1972Archibald, E. S.,Agricultural lands in the Canadian northwest&Utilization of public lands in AlbertaTUniversity of Alberta, Department of Geography, The Alberta Climatological CommitteeEdison settlement Garrison, D.cited Vogelesang thesis 1972)Report on the Athabaska district, Alberta-A history of the rangelands of western Canada Johnston, A.%Early railroading in northern Alberta Judge, J. W.The pioneer fringe of agricultural settlement on the Canadian Interior Plains, proceedings of the 17th Congress of International Geographical Union-Wilderness : concept, function and managementCowan, Ian McTaggart6University of California, Berkeley, School of Forestry0The Canadian national parks : today and tomorrow%Nelson, J. G.; Scace, R. C. (editors)B117 54 52 41; 118 06 53; 117 51 52 37; 117 40 52 33; 117 39 52 33;Jasper National Park, Snake Indian River, Snaring River, Whirlpool River, Honeymoon < Lake, Buck Lake, Sunwapta River, Athabasca River#Native trees of Canada. 6th editionBulletin No. 61WPostglacial forests in the Grande Prairie - Lesser Slave Lake region of Alberta, Canada(Black spruce in the foothills of AlbertaHorton, K. W.; Lees, J. c.Technical Note No. 110Spawning migration, age, growth, and food habits of the white sucker, Catostomus commersoni (Lacpde) in the Bigoray River, AlbertaF [53 30115 25 Nelson, J. S.qHybridization and isolating mechanisms between Catostomus commersonii and C. macrocheilus (Pisces : Catostomidae). FI Y101-150 white suckerCited Bond thesis, 1972Edson, Marlboro53 49116 38 /North Western Pulp and Power Ltd., timber leaseAThe effect of partial cutting in even-aged lodgepole pine stands hCanadian Department of Northern Affairs and Natural Resources, Forestry Branch, Forest research DivisionTechnical Note No. 61Canada Dept. of ForestryPublication No. 1065Ball, George E.Bl ek, Joseph Jasper National Park, Bald Hills 31 p. biblio. Lubell, DavidCanadian Naturalist117-130HBiogeography of moose with particular reference to western North America7Archaeological reconnaissance of Alberta highways north'Losey, T. C.; Freeman, R.; Priegert, J.cited Losey, thesis, 1978Bulletin No. 2132The extermination of the buffalo in western Canada Roe, F. G.-An introduction to the archaeology of Alberta Wormington, H. M.; Forbis, R. G. Denver Museum of Natural HistoryProceedings No. 11Yes, but left history Powrie, T.Characteristics of gray wooded soils developed from glacial till deposits in the Peace River district and north-central regions of Alberta, Trans. Seventh Int. Cong. Soil Sci. Madison 314-323IV5Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists News Bulletin World Oil3Cardium corelation sheds light on Pembina potentialSproule, J. C./The Blue Ridge Member of the Graminia FormationChoquette, A. L.6Journal of the Alberta Society of Petroleum Geologists 2291-2315.Geological history of plains of western CanadaVThe position of the Ghost River Formation in relation to the sub-Devonian unconformity deWit, ReindeWit, R.; McLaren, D. J. 8Reef development in the Devonian of the Canadian RockiesNielsen, A. R.UThe Cardium Formation in the Alberta plains between the Athabasca River and Bow RiverRThe Upper Cretaceous Cardium Formation between Athabasca River and the Peace River238-251Pembina, regional geologyHarding, S. R. L.UA report on the geology and specifically on the Cardium sand, of the Pembina oilfield,Turbidity currents and the Cardium Formation118-121FRevision of Devonian nomenclature in the Rocky Mountains, a discussion13-19%Further data on Devonian correlationsprinted as Vol. 6, No. 7:Continental margins of western Canada in pre-Jurassic timeTaylor, Peter W.938-939,Some potassium-argon ages for western Canada!Shillibeer, H. A.; Burwash, R. A.>Jasper area Alberta, a source of the Foothills Erractics Train1Lake Athabasca north to Martin Lake, Saskatchewan)Heavy minerals of the Athabasca sandstone;A glauconitic unit in the Fernie Group north of Jasper ParkHawryszko, J. W.Rock Creek, Mowitch CreekBeard, Dena E. 309-323The Edmonton Formation Ower, J. R.Athabasca River at WhitecourtElliott, R. H. J.0Subsurface correlation of the Edmonton Formation324-337Windfall, Obed6Porosity reduction in Cretaceous sandstones of AlbertaEHeavy mineral composition of the Cardium Formation, Pembina oil fieldHalpern, MartinBow River to Athabasca RiverMcMullen, R. M.?Heavy mineral composition of the Cardium Formation : discussion208-209GHeavy mineral composition of the Cardium Formation : discussion : replyp.2099Upper Cretaceous marine rocks of Rocky Mountain foothills Stott, D. F. Green, Robert1Mount Greenock, Morro Creek, Jasper National Park*Williams, G. D.; Baadsgaard, H.; Steen, G..Potassium-argon dates from the Mannville Group593-609^The Mid-Triassic Brachiopod "Spiriferina" stracheyi (Salter) from the Canadian Rocky MountainsWestermann, Gerd E. G.Mount Greenock53 21117 58Laxton, Dayna Lynn2Nitrogen cycling in the Athabasca Oil Sands regionWatmough, Shaun; Aherne, Julianhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=5&sid=1&srchmode=1&vinst=PROD&fmt=6&startpage=-1&clientid=12302&vname=PQD&RQT=309&did=1924263741&scaling=FULL&ts=1267543868&vtype=PQD&rqt=309&TS=1267544053&clientId=1230257 14110 89east of Muskeg mountain range#Nitrogen sinks in boreal ecosystemsCallesen, I.; Gundersen, P.ECumulative Environmental Management Association - Wood Buffalo RegionCited Laxton thesis, 2010Terrestrial Environmental Effects Monitoring : acidification monitoring program, 2004 sampling event report for soils, lichen, understory vegetation and forest health and productivityC. E. 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In : Apropos Canada= propos du Canada Peter Lang FrankfurtCollier, Brent N.http://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=0&did=766713151&SrchMode=1&sid=5&Fmt=6&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1269983087&clientId=12302Long, D. G. F. Douglas River, Cluff Lake Mani, FarnaznRemediation of bitumen-contaminated sand grains : development of a protocol for washing performance evaluation_http://repository.library.ualberta.ca/dspace/bitstream/10048/1043/1/Mani_Farnaz_Spring+2010.pdf Yeung, Tony.Water transportation in the Canadian Northwest236-256The Athabasca Tar Sands : the many facets of development, proceedings Engineering Institute of Canada Western Region Conference, Edmonton'Journal de la socit des amricanistesLe Conte, ReneLe bassin du Mackensie270-276Breitung, August J.7A revised, annotated list of the plants of SaskatchewanFraser, W. P.; Russell, R. C./An annotated list of the plants of Saskatchewan)Biology; Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels Hydrology; EngineeringBiology; Pulp &Paper-mills)Geology; Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels (Biology: Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels)Forestry: Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels(Forestry; Oil & Other Nonrenewable Fuels0Friends of the bull trout conference proceedings+Hydrology; Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels -Engineering; Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels Composition and movement of formation fluids in strata above and below the Pre-Cretaceous uniformity in relation to the Athabasca Oil Sands)Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels; Forestry1Geology; Biology; Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels]An investigation of the vulnerability of birds to the wastewater ponds at the Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Refinery, Fort McMurray, Alberta, and means of deterring birds from entering ponds. Phase II. An evaluation of the effectiveness of human effigies as waterfowl deterents on a tailings pond at the G. C. O. S. refinery , Fort McMurray, Alberta*Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels; Hydrology,Acid rain in Saskatchewan : now and tomorrowAFrom Erzgebirge to Cluff Lake - a scientific journey through time1-87CCluff Lake Board of Inquiry, Special issue : uranium inquiry Part IBates, David V.gThe final report of the Cluff Lake Board of Inquiry : review of health and environmental considerations Roew, J. S.JThe final report of the Cluff Lake Board of Inquiry : environmental issues^The final report of the Cluff Lake Board of Inquiry : future requirements for uranium disposalSpinks, J. W. T.Langford, F. F. Bone, R. M.YThe final report of the Cluff Lake Board of Inquiry : problems of nature and human nature_The final report of the Cluff Lake Board of Inquiry : socio-economic effects on northern people10-2425-2630-43DCluff Lake Board of Inquiry, Special issue : uranium inquiry Part II110-115Lawson, Peggy A.xOrientation abilities and mechanisms in a northern migratory population of the common garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis)d wAthabasca Sands Dunes+Saskatchewan's sand dunes, a touch of ArabyMAthabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Wilderness Park, Saskatchewan, Lake Athabasca6Bayda, E. D., chairman; Groome, A. J.; McCallum, K. J..The geology of the Cluff Lake uranium depositsHarper, Charles T..History of uranium discoveries, Lake Athabasca#Uranium exploration in Saskatchewan.Lintott, K. G.; Pyke, M. W.; Netolitzky, R. K.8-19Uranium deposits of Canada$Robertson, David S.; Lattanzi, C. R.-Little, H. W.; Smith, E. E. N.; Barnes, F. Q.LUranium deposits of Canada, XXIV International Geological Congress, MontrealC667!Mineral resources of Saskatchewan Denner, M. J.Saskatchewan Mineral ResourcesMiscellaneous report 78-11-Canada Department Energy, Mines and ResourcesReport EP 78-3*The ventifacts of the Athabasca sand dunes#Bird observations from Uranium City Heaslip, T.Green and WhiteSummer-The Lake Athabasca sand dunes of Saskatchewan6University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association MagazineAlso cited as 1984iThe effects of acidic precipitation on plants with special reference to N. Saskatchewan and N. E. Alberta%Abouguendia, Z. M.; Godwin, Robert C.SRC Publication C-805-28-E-80PThe problem of abandoned uranium tailings in northern Saskatchewan : an overviewSwanson, S.; Abouguendia, Z.gResponse of Saskatchewan boreal plant species to acidic deposition : results of preliminary experiments&Baschak, Lawrence; Abouguendia, Zoheir6SRC Technical Report 125, SRC Publication C-806-2-B-82UPotential effects of oily waste disposal on the terrestrial environment : an overview&Godwin, Robert C.; Abouguendia, Zoheir$Lakeland College, AGL-GWL, ARC-DevonvEffects of simulated acidic precipitation on Saskatchewan crop and forest species : results of the 1985/86 experiments7SRC Technical Report 191, SRC Publication E-902-14-B-861Abouguendia, Z. M.; Baschak, L. A.; Godwin, R. C.Clark, Donald W.Mackenzie - river to nowhere?AAcid rain on northern lakes : background studies in Saskatchewan 8data from 1938 to 1979 for 600 Saskatchewan water bodiesLiaw, W. K.; Atton, F. M.@Acid rain on northern lakes : background studies in Saskatchewan>Sensitivity to acid of fishing waters in northern Saskatchewan:Saskatchewan Department of Tourism and Renewable ResourcesFisheries Technical Report 81-1 Lakehead UISize at maturity and gillnet selectivity of walleye in the Sandy Bay area Liaw, W. K.!Saskatchewan Fisheries LaboratoryFisheries Technical Report 85-3Lake Athabasca, Sand BayYAlso cited as Sensitivity of aquatic ecosystems in northern Saskatchewan to acidificationUofA 3Water quality survey of Saskatchewan surface watersRutherford, A. A. Chemistry Division Report C 70-1QCanada, Fisheries and Environment, Inland Water Directorate, Water Quality Branch*Water quality data, Saskatchewan 1961-1975/Padiouris, Georgia; Svoboda, Josef; Wein, R. W.Cu levels in the northern boreal forest ecosystem and the effect of fire in redistributing this metal. In : Proceedings of the Third International Student Conference on Northern Studies, Ottawa, October 23-24, 1991, editors Walter O. Kupsch, James F. Basinger157-163&The Musk-Ox Special Publication No. 39central Alberta, Rochester?-Schreiner, B. T.; Acton, D. F.; David, P. P. xGeology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 2. p. 8-52. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7Archaeology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 8. p. 277-308. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7uEvaluating the climatic data base of a large area with few reporting stations : a case study of northern Saskatchewan"Wheaton, E. E.; Chakravarti, A. K. David, P. P.Uranium City, Fort ChipewyanBeyersbergen, Gerard W.eAmerican avocet observations and breeding observations in the boreal regions of Alberta : 1999 - 2003218-224RA list of odonata of Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Wilderness Park, SaskatchewanHutchings, Gordon E.@Argia, The News Journal of the Dragonfly Society of the AmericasGA list of odonata of Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park, Saskatchewan5Three new species of odonata for Saskatchewan, CanadaDDistribution of severe dwarf mistletoe damage in west-central CanadaSpecial Report 13|Introduction. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 1. p. 1-7. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7Abouguendia, Zoheir M. Schneider, A.~Geohydrology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapt< er 3. p. 53-87. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7.Whiting, J. M.; FitzGibbon, J. E.; Wheaton, E.Hydrology; GeologySurface hydrology and meteorology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 4. p. 89-154. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7WAbouguendia, Z. M.; Godwin, R. C.; Harms, V. L.; Hudson, J. H.; Rowe, J. S.; Wright, R.Plant ecology and taxonomy. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 5. p. 155-199. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7 Polson, JohnAnimal ecology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 6. p. 201-239. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7Barclay, Ross; Paquin, BarryAquatic ecology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 7. p. 241-275. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7Wilson, James S.}Synthesis. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 9. p. 310-329. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7Sawchyn, W. W.Recommendations for further studies. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Chapter 10. p. 331-335. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7;Records of mammals of the Lake Athabasca area, SaskatchewanBeck, W. Harvey Maher, W. J.]Mammals in Saskatchewan. In : The atlas of Saskatchewan, J. H. Richards and K. I. Fung (eds.)[Birds in Saskatchewan. In : The atlas of Saskatchewan, J. H. Richards and K. I. Fung (eds.)dFish, amphibians and reptiles. In : The atlas of Saskatchewan, J. H. Richards and K. I. Fung (eds.) Atton, F. M.The mammals of CanadaHNat. Mus. Natur. Sci., Nat. Mus. Hist. Soc., University of Toronto PressA guide to Saskatchewan mammalsSask. Nat. Hist. Soc.Special Publication No. 1=Feeding ecology of young goldeye in the Peace-Athabasca Delta[Seasonal distribution and abundance of young and adult goldeye in the Peace-Athabasca Delta Fernet, D. A.Johnson, R. P.@Fall goldeye sampling in the Peace-Athabasca Delta, October 1971.The Athabasca sand dunes, a physical inventoryeUniversity of Calgary, Department of Geography, for Indian and Northern Affairs National Parks Branch Cole, F. R.543-552.A key to the freshwater Hirudinoidea of Canada David, R. W.3-116'Stoneflies (Plecoptera) of Saskatchewan Dosdall, L. M.Hansen, D. C.; Cook, E. F.gThe systematics and morphology of the nearctic species of Diamesa Meigen, 1835 (Diptera : Chironomidae): AP WMem. Ame. Ent. Soc. 30Ame. Ent. Soc. Oliver, D. R.'The leeches (Hirudinea) of Saskatchewan ,Oliver, D. R.; McClymont, D.; Roussel, M. E.Technical Report 791Can. Fish. Mar. Ser.`A key to some larvae of Chironomidae (Diptera) from the Mackenzie and Porcupine River watersheds& -%Merritt, R. W.; Cummins, K. W., (ed.) Kendall/HuntDubuqueSSome nearctic Podonominae, Daimesinae, and Orthocladiinae (Diptera : Chironomidae) ; B;Larvae of the North American caddisfly genera (Trichoptera)/ :0Harms, V. L.; Hudson, J. H.; Heilman-Ternier, J.:Contributions to the vascular flora of boreal Saskatchewan)The rare vascular plants of Saskatchewan National Musuem of CanadaSyllogeus No. 20cA tentative checklist of the rare and potentially endangered native vascular plants of SaskatchewanMUniversity of Saskatchewan, Department of Plant Ecology, The Fraser Herbarium Bray, D. I.440-452Miscellaneous report 78-10Schreiner, B. T.Reconnaissance quaternary geology, northwestern part of the Shield. In : Christopher, J. E. and MacDonald, R. (eds.), Summary of investigations 1978740-743YIdentification of Younger Dryas outburst flood path from Lake Agassiz to the Arctic OceanYMurton, Julian B.; Bateman, Mark D.; Dallimore, Scott R.; Teller, James T.; Yang, ZhirongFort McMurray, Clearwater RiverDune types and their use interpreting past dune environments in Canada, International Quaternary Association, 10th Congress, Birmingham, England David, P. P. Publication-805-0-4-E-80B77-B115)Sand dune ridges in northern SaskatchewanWhiting, Jeff; Wheaton, ElaineIs the largest North American sub-arctic sand dune disappearing? Proceedings of the Vancouver Symposium, The Influence of Climate Change and Climatic Variability on the Hydrolic Regime and Water Resources IAHS Publication No. 1680http://iahs.info/redbooks/a168/iahs_168_0339.pdf400-407The origin of Lake AthabascaGThe sand dune region of the south shore of Lake Athabasca, SaskatchewanOpen File ReportForest Ecology InstituteAquatic ecology. In : Z. M. Abouguendia and W. W. Sawchyn, editors, The Athabasca sand dunes of Saskatchewan : a multidisciplinary study?Unpublished field notes of sand dunes trip June 30-July 2, 1972 Sanderson, R.5Mammals from the Athabasca-Mackenzie region of Canada{Tones, Patricia I., editor; Abouguendia, Zoheir M; Barclay, R. M.; Polson, J. E.; Sawchyn, W. W.; Tones, P. I.; Whiting, J.,Drainage basin study : progress report no. 9 Lakshman, G.E 74-8UofA, UofC, UofSaskStashko, E. V.WProbable 30 year normal max. temperatures : Alberta Forestry Stations, May to September^Cited : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7UofA, UofC, UofL, AGL-GWLGeology and geomorphology of the sand dunes, Lake Athabasca area, Saskatchewan. In : Z. M. Abouguendia and W. W. Sawchyn, editors, The Athabasca Sand Dunes of Saskatchewan : a multidisciplinary study"Abouguendia, Z. M.; Sawchyn, W. W.DThe Athabasca Sand Dunes of Saskatchewan : a multidisciplinary studyXA hydrological ecological study of the Athabasca sand dunes in northwestern SaskatchewanYes, but leave Acton, D. F.Terms of reference of the study. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix ASurface hydrology and meteorology. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix D-1., D1-D-42Plant ecology and taxonomy. Checklist of the vascular plants recorded from the general dune study region on the south side of Lake Athabasca, northwestern Saskatchewan. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix E-1., E1-E13Plant ecology and taxonomy. Literature review. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix E-2., E-14-21aPlant ecology and taxonomy. Literature cited. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix E-4., E31-E-33Terrestrial animal ecology. Checklist of birds of the Athabasca Sand dunes region, 1979-80. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-1., F-1-F-3Terrestrial animal ecology. Mammal species list, Athabasca Sand dunes region, 1979-80. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-2., F-4Terrestrial animal ecology. Reptile and amphibians in the Athabasca sand dunes region, 1979-80. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-3., F-5Terrestrial animal ecology. Notes describing small mammal trap lines, Athabasca sand dunes region, 1979. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-4., F-6-F-7Terrestrial animal ecology. Relative abundance of small mammals in 13 vegetation types in the Athabasca sand dunes region, August 1980. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-5., F-8Terrestrial animal ecology. Number of small mammals captured per 100 trap-nights in 13 vegetation types in the Athabasca sand dunes region, August 1980. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-6., F-9Terrestrial animal ecology. Species diversity of small mammals in individual vegetation types in the Athabasca sand dunes region, 1980. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report.< Supplement 7. Appendix F-7., F-10Terrestrial animal ecology. Description of major habitat types within the Athabasca sand dunes study region, 1979-80. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-8., F-11-F12Terrestrial animal ecology. Literature cited. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix F-9., F13Aquatic ecology. Literature review, Other relevant literature. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix G-1., G-1-G3, G92-G93Aquatic ecology. Methods. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix G-2., G-4-G-19{MacFarlane River, Archibald River, William River, Cantara Lake, East Archibald Lake, Royal Lake, Yakow Lake, Lake Athabasca4MacFarlane River, East Archibald Lake, William RiverQArchibald Lake dunes, William River dunes, Yakow Lake dunes, Royal Lake Dune areaGeology. Relevant geological literature. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix B-1., B1-B-7Geology. The soils of the Athabasca sand dunes. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix B-2., B-8-B-18Geology. The aeolian environment. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix B-3., B-19-B-56Geology. Relevant geohydrological literature. In : Athabasca sand dunes in Saskatchewan. Mackenzie River Basin Study Report. Supplement 7. Appendix C-1., C-1-C-26Environment Canada for Mackenzie River Basin CommitteegWestern Ecological Services (B. C.) Ltd. For the Mackenzie River Basin Study, Inland Waters Directorate)Blachford, D. P.; Demayo, A.; Gummer, Wm.7A. D. Henderson, Alberta's foremost oologist, 1878-1963$Houston, C. Stuart; Bechard, Marc J. Sawdust pileWilde, Gerry A. jCorbett Creek, Calling Lake, Fawcett, Timeau, Obed, Flatbush, Lac La Nonne, Miette River, Coalspur, Jasper53 16117 43EPeace-Athabasca Delta, Whooping Crane summer range, Alberta-N. W. T. Checklist of the vascular plants of Saskatchewan and the provincially and nationally rare native plants in Saskatchewan : including important synonyms, authorities, common names, and various status indicatorsUniversity Extension pressLakeland College, VermilionIMcLeod River, Harris Creek, Thornton Creek, Cheviot Creek, Prospect Creek52 56147-1483Whooping crane breeding pair surveys 1-29 May, 1994-Kuyt, Ernie; Barry, Samuel J.; Johns, B. W. hBelow average whooping crane production in Wood Buffalo National Park during drought years 1990 and 1991&A wolf kills a juvenile whooping crane(Kuyt, E.; Johnson, B. E.; Drewien, R. C.164-1705The story of the Athabasca Sand dunes : a photo essay$Roy, Frank; Coutu, Ken; Tosh, GeorgeWilliam River, Little Gull LakeReturn of the whooping craneDoughty, Robin W.University of Texas PressAustin"Corrie Herring Hooks Series No. 15WLocation of nonbreeding and novice breeding whooping cranes, Wood Buffalo National ParkKuyt, E.; Johns, B. W.CHydrological investigations Wood Buffalo National Park 1985 to 1990Cited, Kuyt, 1992, Blue JayResearch report, 3The whooping cranePMissed opportunities, 1944-1953 : whooping crane nest sites in Wood Buffalo Park113-1145Movement and age of male Little Brown Bats in AlbertaCadomin, SangudoAlso cited as 1907134-141#Notes on the Lepidoptera of AlbertaMcDunnough, J. H.Woolley Dod, F. H.40-42, 155-172$Further notes on Alberta Lepidoptera9Preliminary list of Macrolepidoptera of Alberta, N. W. T.3Sealy, Spencer G.; Carter, Harry R.; Hudon, Jocelyn9Rare lichens of Canada : a review and provisional listing4Goward, Trevor; Brodo, Irwin M.; Clayden, Stephen R.COSEWICLichens of North America:Brodo, Irwin M.; Sharnoff, Sylvia Duran; Sharnoff, StephenNew Haven, Conn.4Additional butterfly records from Alberta, 1999-2002110-124WSchmidt, B. Chris; Macaulay, Doug A.; Kondla, Norbert G.; Lawrie, David; Anweiler, Garyp.126226-232*Thomas Edmund Randall, nest-finder supremeAthabasca, Boyle!Travels of peregrine falcon #5735%Houston, C. Stuart; McGowan, Kevin J.'Osprey attack on a harlequin duck broodWSpecimen records and sightings of ancient murrelets from the Canadian prairie provinces;The RANA (Researching Amphibian Numbers in Alberta) project92-96Meanook, Lesser Slave Lake 54 62; 55 35113 35; 114 74 Wright, K. G.3Report to the Canadian Parks and Wilderness SocietyKObservations of breeding harlequin ducks in the upper McLeod River, Alberta>Sulphur butterflies of the Colias alexandra complex in Alberta +Kondla, Norbert G.Colias christinaHowe, Marshall A.]Case study : whooping crane. Chapter 4 - Reproductive manipulation of endangered bird speciesTechnical Publication+International Council for Bird Preservation$Whooping cranes : the long road back+Some logistics of portage, La Loche (Methy)MacKinnon, C. S.#The Clearwater River - Saskatchewan3National and Provincial Parks Association of CanadaWhooping crane toursde Vogel, Hans-Slave Lake, Niton Junction, Brule, WhitecourtBoxall, Peter C. Chttp://0-www.jstor.org.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/stable/1366576?seq=3&Summary of 1984 whooping crane studiesKuyt, E.; Goossen, J. Paul115-118Clearwater heritageJones, Tim E. H.; Epp, Henry T.107-114@Natural areas and sites of Canadian significance in SaskatchewanMandor, Claude4Clearwater River Management Plan : Background reportqHilderman Witty Crosby Hanna and Associates for Parks and Land Branch, Saskatchewan Parks and Renewable Resources+Hilderman Witty Crosby Hanna and Associatescited Jones, Epp Blue Jay, 1985254-255,Blue-red reaches the end of the line at nine01986 - a brilliant year for the great white birdKuyt, Ernie; Goossen, J. Paul2Whooping cranes in 1987 - another year of progress0Use of a whooping crane nest by a sandhill craneThe home of the whooping crane Bradshaw, F.76-78IRecent clutch size data for whooping cranes, including a three-egg clutch82-83Adam, C. I. G. kPiping plover, Charadrius meldus, at Lake Athabasca, Saskatchewan : a significant northward range extension Population status, nest site fidelity and breeding habitat of whooping cranes. In : Proceedings International Crane Symposium, Sapporo, Japan, edited by J. C. Lewis and H. MasatomiClutch size, hatching success and survival of whooping crane chicks, Wood Buffalo National Park, Canada. In : Proceedings International Crane Symposium, Sapporo, Japan, edited by J. C. Lewis and H. Masatomi126-129International Crane Foundation Baraboo, WN230-244Survival, age composition, sex ratio, and age at first breeding of Whooping Cranes in Wood Buffalo National Park, Canada. In; Proceedings 1985 Crane Workshop, Grand Island, Nebraska, edited by J. C. Lewis,Plate River Whooping Crane Maintenance TrustGrand Island, Nebraska109-111*Colorado State University Printing Service2-70Nesting of the Great Gray Owl in central Albertap. 105:Nest and eggs of western horned owl, Mar. 17, 1913 [photo]'From the far northwest [photo on cover]156-157A nest of Richardson's owlLocal rarities132-134 Notes on the sharp-tailed grouse#Keen eyesight of the northern raven"Blue laws and young ornithologists*http://0-www.jstor.org.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/stable/1363219?&Search=yes&term=henderson%2C&term=a%2C&term=d.&list=hide&searchUri=%2Faction%2FdoBasicSearch%3FQuery%3Dhenderson%252C%2Ba%252C%2Bd.%26jc%3Dj100133%26wc%3Don%26Search.x%3D14%26Search.y%3D11&item=2&ttl=70&returnArticleService=showArticleThe voice of the Old-squawChttp://0-www.jstor.org.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/stable/1363301?seq=3"Egg collecting or hole collecting?40-42Field notes of 1925116-124, 129-131(Concerning blackbirds, rusty and brewersCollins, K. M.,Aspects of the biology of the Great Gray Owl7refers to A. D. Hen< derson, Belverdere, finding 13 nests!black-billed magpie, morning dove upland sandpiper, gray partridge166-168New tenants in old nests$rusty blackbird, American robin nest Belvedere, Belvedere, Majeau LakeEastern kingbird3The Connecticut Warbler in Alberta [photo 47:64-65]Introduction by A. C. Bent8-12The American Goldeneye1Letter to the editor [re 27 sets of goshawk eggs]2With the early breeders [photos 43: 36-37, 56, 57]YNest of the Lesser Scaup duck, of peculiar construction, owing to high water, Lake MageauPWith canoe and camera on some Alberta lakes [photos, 67, 68, 107, 113, 119, 125]'Nesting habits of the Lesser Yellowlegsp.44An unusual nest of mallardThe Canadian goose at home"also cited as Snowy owl and coyote8November weather in Alberta. Mallards wintering in north Barnes, R. M.Congreve, W. M.IMiscellanea [re A. D. Henderson's trip to muskeg and views of A. C. Bent]p.31p.40p.16p.14Obituary : Archie D. HendersonVMiscellanea [sale of A. D. Henderson's egg collection to Werner Haller of Switzerland]Tribute to an eminent oologist Miscellanea [re A. D. Henderson]MOrnithological investigations near Belvedere, Alberta. Annual Report for 1926jSome obscure Alberta ornithological publications and a revised list of the publications of A. D. HendersonThree weeks on the muskegs Scott, J. 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Field investigationsPeace-Athabasca Project geotechnical studies report No. 1 24 June 1971 E-2143. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section Q. Appendix B. Laboratory resultsPeace-Athabasca Project geotechnical studies report No. 1 24 June 1971 E-2143. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section Q. Appendix C. Site photographsPeace-Athabasca Project geotechnical studies report No. 1 24 June 1971 E-2143. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section Q. Appendix D. Preliminary construction possibilitiesPeace-Athabasca Project geotechnical studies report No. 1 24 June 1971 E-2143. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section Q. Appendix E. DrawingsThe Quatre Fourches Impoundment. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section LHydrometric field investigations and surveying. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section K. Appendix K-1. Hydrometric StationsHydrometric field investigations and surveying. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section KGroundwater investigation, Peace-Athabasca Delta. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section J1971 Sediment survey for the Peace-Athabasca Delta Region. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section IDownstream effects of water level control works. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section HIce dam project Fort Chipewyan, Alberta. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section GStructures for water level control. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section FFuture water levels. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section EPeace River flows and their effect. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section DMathematical simulation of the system. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section CFactors influencing water levels. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section BHistory of water levels. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. 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Section MNavigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 1. Lake Athabasca and Delta water levels 1971Navigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 2. Lake Athabasca and Delta water levels 1966-1970Navigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 3. Athabasca Delta bench mark readings 1967-1971Navigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 4. Water routes - Five charts. Chart 1 Goose Island ChannelNavigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 4. Water routes - Five charts. Chart 2 Big Point ChannelNavigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 4. Water routes - Five charts. Chart 3 Fletcher ChannelNavigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 4. Water routes - Five charts. Chart 4 Embarras Channel Navigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 4. Water routes - Five charts. Chart 5 Available commercial barge routesNavigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 5. Northern Transportation Company Limited - tonnagesNavigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. < Section M. Appendix 6. Great Slave Lake Hydrography, 1970Navigation sub-committee report to the Peace-Athabasca Study Project. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section M. Appendix 6. Great Slave Lake Hydrography, 1970 with ice damThe Quatre Fourches Impoundment. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section L. Appendix L-1. 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J.UDepartment of Environment, Water Planning and Operations Branch, Engineering Division273-290QCanada Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Water Planning and Operations Branch251-272+Canada Department of Fisheries and Forestry195-250 January Dam?Old Man Dam, Oldman DamYAthabasca River, Lake Athabasca, Pembina River, McLeod River, Old Man site, Moose portage^Athabasca River, Oldman damsite, McLeod Valley damsite, Pembina Damsite, Moose Portage damsite*Calgary Power for Water Resources DivisionmCover title : Preliminary report on the power potential of the Athabasca River between Athabasca and McMurray&Notes re Athabasca River power project Randle, J. A.3Montreal Engineering Company for Calgary Power Ltd.?Airphoto study : Sawdy and Baptiste damsites on Athabasca River!J. D. Mollard and Associates Ltd.Sawdy4Alberta rivers storage and power site investigationsCover title : Undeveloped storage and power site investigations : a review of investigations done by Calgary Power Limited up to 1966Application No. 8015 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : raise voltage of transmission line 713L/913L from 138 kv to 240 kv section at Barrhead substation 69SAthabasca River, BarrheadZ240 kv transmission line, Entwistle-Whitecourt area : application No. 790504 : proceedingsWhitecourt, Entwistle^Application No. 800298 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : Cynthia substation 178SApplication No. 780237 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : Sundance-Entwistle 240 kv transmission line 919L and Sundance substation 310P5Lower Athabasca diversion to North Saskatchewan RiverTLower Athabasca River diversion to Hairy Hill Reservoir. Appendix B, diversion works!Trudel, L. M.; Huddelston, W. M. DPontoporeia and Mysis in Athabasca, Great Bear and Great Slave LakesMcPhail, J. D.; Lindsey, C. C.Comments on the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin Development Study : paper delivered at Canadian Society of Wildlife and Fishery Biologists meeting, Montreal 7, Jan. 1971OOpen file hydrological studies on the Athabasca-Peace-Mackenzie River WatershedWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin - Section B. Churchill BasinWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 1. Effects of diversion on the morphology of the Athabasca-Peace-Mackenzie SystemWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 2. The effects on water quality of the southward diversion of the Athabasca-Mackenzie systemWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 3A. Report for Saskatchewan-Nelson study Board on improvement to Athabasca-Mackenzie waterway|Water supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 3B. A letter from Mr. L. R. Montpetit, Executive Vice-President of Northern Transportation Company Limited < to the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin Board concerning the Company's views on diversions from the Athabasca-Mackenzie BasinWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 3C. An address delivered to the 1970 Arctic Transportation Conference by Mr. L. R. Montpetit, Executive Vice-President of Northern Transportation Company Limited, entitled, Water transportation on the Mackenzie River system and the Western ArcticWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 4. Ecological effects of diverting water from Mackenzie River Basin to the Saskatchewan-Nelson BasinWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 5. The effects of diversion on the fisheries resource of the Athabasca-Mackenzie River systemWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 6. Potential energy losses from Upper Mackenzie system relating to projected diversions to Nelson-Saskatchewan systemWater supply for the Saskatchewan-Nelson Basin : [main report]: Appendix 8 - Effects of diversion on donor basins - Section A. Mackenzie Basin. Attachment 7. Estimated changes in the hydrologic regime of the Mackenzie Basin as a result of diversions into the Saskatchewan-Nelson systemNeville, Lisa Annhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=10&did=1987511691&SrchMode=1&sid=1&Fmt=6&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1271725911&clientId=12302Investigating the potential of thecamoebians (Testate amoebae) as bio-indicators of impact of oil sands mining operations on freshwater environments in northeastern Alberta, Canada. =McCarthy, Francine M. G.Influences of tailings water, sediments, macrophytes and detritus on zoobenthic community development in constructed wetlands - results of a reciprocal transplant studyhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=120&did=1991179791&SrchMode=1&sid=1&Fmt=6&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1271726839&clientId=12302MacLeod, Sherri Lynnhttp://0-proquest.umi.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca/pqdweb?index=13&did=1949745441&SrchMode=1&sid=9&Fmt=6&VInst=PROD&VType=PQD&RQT=309&VName=PQD&TS=1271727839&clientId=12302Wong, Charles S.fPharmacetical occurrence and fate in wastewater and receiving surface waters in two Alberta watershedslWhooping crane (Grus americana) demography and environmental factors in a population growth simulation model Mathematical simulation of the system. In : The Peace-Athabasca Delta Project. Technical Appendices, Volume 1, 1973 Hydrologic Investigations. Section C. Appendix C-1. 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D.LCanadian Wildlife Service and Environment Canada-Prairie and Northern Region0Missawawi Lake 2007 water quality summary reportMissawawi LakeBunsure which direction Missawawi Lake flows, could be Beaver River17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauDevelopments in petroleum geomechanics at the University of Waterloo. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauSeismic imaging and tomography of oil sands. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauSimulation of fines migration and accumulation in two dimensional porous media using cellular automata. 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In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauComplex phase equilibria in hydrocarbon systems. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert< and Gene LauTheory and application of a fully coupled thermo-hydromechanical finite-element model. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauRecovery of heavy and conventional oils from pressure depleted reservoirs using horizontal wells. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauPractical aspects of the immiscible carbon flooding process for field application. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauCellular automation simulations of reservoir flow. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauSurfactant dispersion and adsorption in porous media. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauProduced water treatment by the hydrogarnet process. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauAn experimental investigation of asphaltene flocculation/precipitation from bitumens. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauBiochemical modification of model compounds that are moieties of asphaltene molecules. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene Lau Project 516 Vaziri, HansACrickmore, Peter J.; Zoltman, D. R.; Hymanyk, J. T.; Leong, K. F. Project 682YSpanos, Tim; de la Cruz, Vicente; Eastwood, John; Hickey, Craig; Hube, Joan; Udey, Norman Edo, Nyland Project 794Geomechanics of solids production. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert A numerical model for the analysis of wellbore instability and sand production. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Fractal analysis as a tool in solving problems in the recovery of bitumen from oil sand. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert The thermo-mechanics of heavy oil reservoirs. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Microseismic emissions from steam floods. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Use of flotation columns to improve oil recovery from Alberta oil sands. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 610AHydroprocessing catalyst development : support system studies. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert <Kydd, Ron; Boormen, Mike; Sorensen; Lewis, Jenny; Chong, KenJeje, Ayodeji; Ross, Brian Project 691Demonstration of the technology of microwave catalysis for industrial processes. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert (Wan, Jeffrey; Depew, Catherine; Tse, YatBiotechnology in oil recovery : keynote address. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Thermal well testing in heavy oil reservoirs. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert !Ambastha, Anil K.; Issaka, M. Ben2Renaud, Eric; Brown, Stephen J.; Baird, Michael C. Project 699Numerical simulation of steam assisted gravity drainage to horizontal wells. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 681%Cormack, Donald E.; de Buda, Peter G.University of Nova ScotiaBiotechnology for well stimulation and foam placement. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert ;Cusack, Francine M.; Blenkinsopp, S. A.; Costerton, J. Bill Project 804Crickmore, Peter J. Project 872-Scott, J. Don; Banas, Les; Dusseault, MauriceOpen pit mine waste management studies - effect of thixotrophy on tailings sludge consolidation. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 626-University of Alberta, University of WaterlooParticulate media hydraulic fracture simulation. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert 9Rothenburg, Leo; Thaliak, Sitharam; Dusseault, Maurice B. Otaigbe, J. U.; Egiebor, Nosa O. Project 791Simulation of formation fracturing during steam injection. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert $Farouq Ali, S. M.; Tortike, W. Simon Project 609Mobility control in the presence of a bottom water layer. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert >Farouq Ali, S. M.; Yeung, K. Russel; Murji, Anar; Thomas, Sara Project 744Microbiological modification of asphaltenes. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert ,Fedorak, Phillip M.; Westlake, Donald W. S. Structural characterization of heavy oil and bitumen upgrading reactions. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Dispersion/adsorption in porous media. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Hayes, Ron E. Project 796Hepler, Loren G.Oxidation of bitumen in relation to in situ combustion. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert $ +Application of produced fluid analyses to thermal recovery. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert :5Hutcheon, Ian; Shevalier, Maurice; Nahnybida, CynthiaProject 301B; Project 877Seismic imaging and tomography of oil sands. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert ~Kanasewich, Ernest R.; Flavian, Abramovici; Burianyk, Michael; Dai, Nan Xun; Sotiris, Kapotis; Le, Lawrence; Vafidis, AntoniospPiping water between watersheds : an analysis of basin-to basin and sub-basin-to-sub-basin diversions in AlbertaQImplications of the revised sulphur recovery guidelines on the oil sands industryFGambling on the market : are oil companies hedging away their profits?Some current research activities on microwave catalytic technology at Queen's University. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene Lau< Micro integrated thin film chemical sensor (Misox sensor-micro integrated sulfur oxide sensor). In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauCavitation-induced enhanced production and its implications on the injectivity performance. In : 17th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, March 3-5, 1993 University of Calgary, compiled by Dagmar Losert and Gene LauBent is correctApplication of biphasic catalysts to hydrocarbon upgrading. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert The fractal nature of transport properties in oil sand and other porous media. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Turbulence generatix and the bitumen extraction process. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert 2Non-native plant inventory of Jasper National Park+Jasper National Park, Jasper Warden Service Bradford, W.xReport on 1987 aerial survey and analysis of mountain sheep (Ovid canadensis) population trends for Jasper National Park= L4Jasper National Park integrated pest management plan McPhee, J.aChecklist of vascular plant species of the Jasper Lake dunes area, Jasper National Park (amended) Sharp, D. D. Tannas, C. A.eVegetation technical report for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. TMX - Anchor Loop ProjectKNon-native plant inventory of Jasper National Park 2005-2007 : final reportWeerstra, A. H.; Weerstra, B.aBiota Consultants for Parks Canada, Resource Conservation, Fire and Vegetation Management Program Cochrane, ABaETerasen Pipelines Inc. Trans Mountain Pump Stations Expansion ProjectHinton, Wildwood3http://www.ceaa.gc.ca/052/details-eng.cfm?pid=13667?Comprehensive study report : Cluff Lake decommissioning project"Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission0http://www.ceaa.gc.ca/41B79974-docs/report_e.pdffEnvironmental Protection Plan for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. TMX- Anchor Loop Project^TERA Environmental Consultants and Westland Resources Group Inc. for Kinder Morgan Canada Inc.https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/398789/B-10-a_-_-_A0T3V5_-_Volume_II-EPP_Anchor_Loop_A.pdf?nodeid=398790&vernum=0BWinter wildlife snow tracking surveys 2006 TMX Anchor Loop ProjectTerasen Pipelineshttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/407542/B-19-g_-_-_A0U2S9_-_Wildlife_Snow_Tracking_Survey_4.pdf?nodeid=407636&vernum=0eTERA Environmental Consultants and Westland Resources Group Inc. for Terasen Pipelines (TERA/Westand)LWinter wildlife snow tracking surveys 2006 TMX Anchor Loop Project [aerials]https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/407542/B-19-f_-_-_A0U2S8_-_Wildlife_Snow_Tracking_Survey_AS-3.pdf?nodeid=407633&vernum=0https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/407542/B-19-e_-_-_A0U2S7_-_Wildlife_Snow_Tracking_Survey_AS-2.pdf?nodeid=407867&vernum=0https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/407542/B-19-d_-_-_A0U2S6_-_Wildlife_Snow_Tracking_Survey_AS-1.pdf?nodeid=407864&vernum=0iEnvironmental Assessment and Protection Pan for Routine Maintenance and Operation in Jasper National Parkhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/407472/B-18-d_-_-A0U2K7_-_Response_to_IR_1.18_JNP_EA_-_part_1,_EA_sections_1.0_to_3.0_?nodeid=407482&vernum=0(Terasen Pipelines, National Energy BoardEnvironmental and Socio-economic assessment of the proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection ProjectTERA Environmental Consultants https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H3_-_Attachment_B_-_Main.pdf?nodeid=342510&vernum=0@Applied Aquatic Research Ltd. for TERA Environmental ConsultantsCited, Environmental and Socio-economic assessment of the proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection Project?Technical memorandum re : Athabasca pipeline crossing KP 337.4 KNorthwest Hydraulic Consultants for Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc.bTechnical memorandum re : Athabasca pipeline crossing winter construction of right bank protectionVegetation assessment for proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection Reporthttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H4_-_Attachment_B_-_Appendix_A.pdf?nodeid=342513&vernum=0.Cover title : Appendix A Vegetation Assessment_Vegetation survey - Trans Mountain Pipeline Company Ltd. Athabasca River Bank Armouring Project:Blazing Star Consulting for TERA Environmental ConsultantsCited, Vegetation assessment for proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection Report<AXYS Environmental for Trans Mountain Pipe Line Company Ltd.wEnvironmental Assessment Screening for the Trans Mountain Pipeline Company Ltd. Athabasca River Bank Armouring Project HTERA Environmental Consultants for Trans Mountain Pipe Line Company Ltd.https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H5_-_Attachment_B_-_Appendix_B.pdf?nodeid=342516&vernum=0https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H6_-_Attachment_B_-_Appendix_C.pdf?nodeid=342519&vernum=0Cover title : Appendix BFall fish populations and riverine habitat inventories for the proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection ProjectDCover title : Appendix C Fish population and river habitat inventoryFQuantifying the effects of sediment release on fish and their habitats)Anderson, P. G.; Taylor, B. R.; Balch, G.qGolder Associates Ltd. For Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Habitat Management, Eastern B. C. and Alberta Unit Jackson, K.CIchthyology web resource - Fishes of Alberta - Drainage Basin Index_http://www2.biology.ualberta.ca/jackson.hp/IWR/Regions/North_America/Alberta/Drainage_Basin.php>Background report on the Athabasca River, Jasper National ParkXAthabasca River bank Armouring Project - Aquatic habitat and fish population inventoriesCited, Fall fish populations and riverine habitat inventories for the proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection ProjectwAthabasca River bank Armouring Project - water quality monitoring in the Athabasca River (TSS and turbidity monitoring)Wildlife report for proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection ReportCited, Environmental and Socio-economic assessment of the proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection Project, as Wildlife assessment..https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H7_-_Attachment_B_-_Appendix_D.pdf?nodeid=342522&vernum=0ACover title : Appendix D Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat AssessmentUnpublished report prepared by Terrestrial and Aquatic Environmental Managers Ltd. for the West-Central Alberta Caribou Standing Committee[Trans Mountain Pipeline Company Ltd. Athabasca River Bank Armouring Project Wildlife ReportCited, Wildlife report for proposed Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection ReportEnvironmental Protection Plan for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Ba< nk Armouring and Pipeline Protection ProjectKTERA Environmental Consultants for Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. 6Cover title : Appendix E Environmental Protection Planhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H8_-_Attachment_B_-_Appendix_E.pdf?nodeid=342525&vernum=0Cited, Environmental Protection Plan for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. Athabasca River East Bank Armouring and Pipeline Protection Project:Northwest Hydraulic Consultants for Terasen Pipelines Inc.https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5H9_-_Attachment_C_-_Part_1.pdf?nodeid=342528&vernum=0Yaremko, E. K.jBank protection design Athabasca River at KP 336.93 : Design brief. 1. Introduction. 2. Mitigation Optionshttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5I0_-_Attachment_C_-_Part_2.pdf?nodeid=342531&vernum=0rBank protection design Athabasca River at KP 336.93 : Design brief. 3. Design and Construction. 4. RecommendationsZBank protection design Athabasca River at KP 336.93 : Design brief. Pipeline Crossing Sitehttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5I1_-_Attachment_C_-_Part_3.pdf?nodeid=342534&vernum=0zBank protection design Athabasca River at KP 336.93 : Design brief. Hydrological data Athabasca River at Pipeline Crossinghttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5I2_-_Attachment_C_-_Part_4.pdf?nodeid=342584&vernum=0IBank protection design Athabasca River at KP 336.93 : Design brief. Memo Zeleny, Bobhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5I3_-_Attachment_D.pdf?nodeid=342537&vernum=0LParks Canada comments on J04-047 Terasen Athabasca River East Bank Armouringhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5I4_-_Attachment_E.pdf?nodeid=342587&vernum=0PAthabasca River Monitoring Program Terasen Pipeline Crossing (Right Bank) surveyhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/342811/342500/A0L5I5_-_Attachment_F.pdf?nodeid=342540&vernum=0Onyshko, P.; Yaremko, E. K.https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/398461/B-6-a_-_-__A0T3F2_-_ESA-EA_Vegetation_Report.pdf?nodeid=398462&vernum=0Cited Antill thesis!B. A, Blackwell & Associates Ltd.lCited, Vegetation technical report for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. TMX - Anchor Loop Project2TMX - Anchor Loop Project Forest Health AssessmentWeeds of the prairies/Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development(Bubar, C. L.; McColl, S. J.; Hall, L. M.[COSEWIC assessment and status report on Porsild's Bryum Mielichhoferia macrocarpa in Canada8 Q7TMX project critical areas routing study (Draft report)!Integrated Pipeline Projects Inc.ANon-native plants Jasper National Park field identification guide%McPhee, J.; MacMillan, T.; Narvot, M.*Jasper National Park, Weed Control ProgramcWetlands Technical Report for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. TMX - Anchor Loop ProjectxWildlife and Wildlife Habitat Technical Report for the Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. TMX - Anchor Loop Project1TERA/Westland and R. U. Kistritz Consultants Ltd.-Timberline Forest Inventory Consultants, Ltd.qEcosystem inventory compilation and mapping for Terasen Pipelines (Trans Mountain) Inc. TXM - Anchor Loop ProjectBTMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetationhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/398461/B-6-b_-_-_A0T3F3_-_ESA-EA_Tech_Reports_-_Vegetation__Env_Res_Maps_1-20k_00_Index_Rev0.pdf?nodeid=398465&vernum=0NTMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation data legendhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/398461/B-6-c_-_-_A0T3F4_-_ESA-EA_Tech_Reports_-_Vegetation_Env_Res_Maps_1-20k_00_Legend.pdf?nodeid=398468&vernum=0HTMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 1HTMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 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Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 11ITMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 12ITMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 13ITMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 14ITMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 15ITMX - Anchor Loop Project Environmental Resource Maps : Vegetation Map 16?Miette River, Yellowhead Pass, Derr Creek, Jasper National Parkhttps://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/398461/B-6-s_-_-_A0T3H0_-_ESA-EA_Tech_Reports_-_Vegetation_Env_Res_Maps_1-20k_16.pdf?nodeid=398335&vernum=0https://www.one-neb.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/398461/B-6-r_-_-_A0T3G9_-_ESA-EA_Tech_Reports_-_Vegetation_Env_Res_Maps_1-20k_15.pdf?nodeid=398498&vernum=0LMiette River, Derr Creek, Clairvaux Creek, Golden Lake, Jasper National 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C. >CNR Twinning Jasper National Park Vol 1 Environment Evaluation;CNR Twinning Jasper National Park Vol 2 Appendices and mapsBFish and habitat assessment of a pipeline crossing on Minaga CreekP & E Environmental Consulting"Minaga Creek, Jasper National ParkCited, TMX - Anchor Loop Project : fish and fish habitat investigations, Alberta, Jasper National Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park and British Columbiahttps://www.neb-one.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/397709/B-3-g_-_-_A0T2G4_-_ESA-EA_Fish_Atlas_Existing_1_of_5.pdf?nodeid=397728&vernum=0TMX - Anchor Loop Project : fish bearing atlas existing Trans Mountain Pipeline route, Alberta, Jasper National Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park and British Columbia. Number 1TMX - Anchor Loop Project : fish bearing atlas existing Trans Mountain Pipeline route, Alberta, Jasper National Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park and British Columbia. Number 2TMX - Anchor Loop Project : fish bearing atlas existing Trans Mountain Pipeline route, Alberta, Jasper National Park, Mount Robson Provincial Park and British Columbia. Number 3https://www.neb-one.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/397709/B-3-h_-_-_A0T2G5_-_ESA-EA_Fish_Atlas_Existing_2_of_5.pdf?nodeid=397731&vernum=0zJasper Lake, Snaring River, Sucker Creek, Cottonwood Creek, Cabin Creek, Miette River, Muhigan Creek, Jasper National ParkEMaskuta Creek, Fiddle River, Snake Indian River, Jasper National Parkhttps://www.neb-one.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/397709/B-3-i_-_-_A0T2G6_-_ESA-EA_Fish_Atlas_Existing_3_of_5.pdf?nodeid=397734&vernum=00Miette River, Minaga Creek, Jasper National Parkhttps://www.neb-one.gc.ca/ll-eng/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/90464/90552/267159/399196/405960/397709/B-3-t_-_-_A0T2H7_-_ESA-EA_Forest_Health_Tech-Forest.pdf?nodeid=397511&vernum=0JNatural Resources Canada, Canadian Forest Service, Pacific Forestry CentreInformation Report BC-X-39987-93The mountain pine beetle : scope of the problem and key issues in Alberta. In : Mountain pine beetle symposium : challenges and solutions, October 30-31, 2003, Kelowna, British Columbia, T. L. Shore, J. E. Brooks, and J. E. Stone (editors)Mountain pine beetle management in Canada's mountain national parks. In : Mountain pine beetle symposium : challenges and solutions, October 30-31, 2003, Kelowna, British Columbia, T. L. Shore, J. E. Brooks, and J. E. Stone (editors)Well sand control with geotextile filters. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 595ACharacterization of ultrafine particle suspensions by small angle x-ray scattering. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert &Koga, Yoshi; Wong, Terrance; Lai, JohnDiscrete-entity formulation of pore scale foam through a porous medium. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Laidlaw, Bill; Wilson, WillStabilization of emulsions by fine particles. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert +Levine, Samuel; Bowen, Bruce D.; Hou, Linda Project 801Longstaffe, Fred J. Project 868UDiagenesis and reservoir characteristics of the heavy oil carbonate trend in western Canada - preliminary investigation of facies, diagenesis, porosity, and bitumen saturation of the Grosmont Formation. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert $Machel, Hans G.; Hawlander, Hanif M.Rheological studies of bitumen/solids/water emulsions. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert %Masliyah, Jacob; Yan, Yuhua; Pal, RajProject 683; 870Use of microwave for demulsification of crude oil emulsions. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Masliyah, Jacob; Pal, RajApplication of hydrogen and carbon isotopes studies to bitumen upgrading. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert +Muehlenbachs, Karlis; Steer, J.; Ohuchi, T. Project 615Viscosity of bitumens and related systems. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Peng, Ding-YuOne parameter equation predicts viscosity of conventional crude oils. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dag< mar Losert 0Singh, Birbal; Mutyala, Sridhar; Puttagunta, RaoMicroencapsulation of enhanced oil recovery materials. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert &Rogers, Jim A.; Lij, Monica; Lao, ElkaProject 793; Project 888Measurement and analysis of long-term tilt from the tiltmeter boreholes at the AOSTRA/AMOCO GLISP pilot project. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Rogers, Jim S.; Jones, Walter Project 263JpSchmitt, Douglas R.; Li, Yongyi; Stuhec, Joseph; Neimen, Heidi; Oberle, Elise; Humphreys, Aaron; Haverstock, JayUltra borehole televiewer logging at the UTF : implications for in situ stress. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Thermally induced permeability changes in oil sands. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert (Scott, J. Don; Adhikary, D.; Proskin, S. Project 820Upgrading of Alberta's heavy oils by superacid catalyzed hydrocracking. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 641HStrausz, Otto P.; Mojelsky, Tom W.; Payzant, John D.; Lown, Elizabeth M.Thermal processing of bitumen. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert CStrausz, Otto P.; Mojelsky, Tom W.; Chen, H. H.; Lown, Elizabeth M. Project 810Minimization of the agglomerative bogging effects of heavy feedstocks in the operation of fluidized bed cokers. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert -Hall, E. Stan; Bul, V. V.; Tollefson, Erik L.A multiphase, elasto-plastic, fully coupled termo-hydro-mechanical model. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Reservoir characterization and EOR by gas flooding in Alberta reservoirs. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert SWardlaw, Norman; Agapeew, George; Ameri, Vivian; McKeller, Malcolm; McNamara, Barry Project 805Recent scaled-model and theoretical studies of the steam-assisted gravity drainage process. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 698Experimental investigation of the recovery of waterflood residual oil from water-wet core samples by inert gas injection. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Dullien, Francis A. L. Project 790Electrothermal oil recovery : where we stand. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Vermeulen, Fred; Chute, Steve Project 630Scaled model studies of the immiscible carbon dioxide flooding process. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert /Farouq Ali, S. M.; Wilson, Gerald; Thomas, Sara Project 330DIn situ combustion : from experimentation to frontal advance theory. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Moore, R. Gordon; Bennion, D. W. Project 637Enzymatic modifications of model porphyrins and petrophyrins in asphaltenes. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Project 692 Project 451BLevine, Samuel; Bowen, Bruce D.Lu, Benjamin C.-Y. Project 696Continuous thermodynamics for bitumens and heavy oils. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Thermodynamic behavior of water-gas bitumen mixtures. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert (Han, Buxing; Mohan, Ratan; Peng, Ding-Yu Project 571A Dalman, Dave Ono, Hideji;http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfd/library/mpb/ono_2004_mount.pdf>http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfd/library/MPB/dalman_2004_mount.pdfOIt's getting hot out there : climate, fire, and beetles in Jasper National Park<http://www.pc.gc.ca/eng/docs/v-g/dpp-mpb/sec4/dpp-mpb4c.aspx8Best available methods for common leaseholder activities;Concerns and criteria for siting hazardous waste facilitiesLowry-Johnson, D. JeanBadakshan, AmirLines, StephenyEnvironmental impact statement guidelines in support of an ecosystem approach to caribou impact assessment and monitoring.Transactions of the Royal Society of EdinburghOil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsAOSTRA's international activities. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprints Jazrawi, W.3ESSO Resources Canada Limited, The OSLOW ConsortiumThe SESA process for the recovery of bitumen from mined oil sands. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprints*Stone, J. A.; Hyndman, A. W.; Clark, J. E.Oil sands extraction : a dynamic technology. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsAOSTRA Underground Test Facility : achievements and future development. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsThe use of horizontal wells drilled from the surface for the recovery of bitumen, heavy oil, conventional oil and gas. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsAdvances made in borehole hydraulic mining technology for bitumen recovery from Athabasca oil sands. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsPaul, R.; To, M.ESSO Resources Canada Limited0Lewkowicz, L.; Cyr, T.; Oguztoreli, M.; Ozum, B.Future synthetic crude oil quality. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprints McCann, T. J.RTM Engineering Ltd. Paper No. 14Burger, D. H.; Kisman, K. E.!Husky Oil Operations Ltd., AOSTRA Paper No. 19CO : potential for EOR. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsBacterial to control conformance of a waterflood. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsJCosterton, J. W.; Cusack, F.; Lappin-Scott, H.; Chmilar, M. J.; Cyr, T. J.Farouq Ali, S. M.; Dyer, S. B.4University of Alberta, Saskatchewan Research CouncilUniversity of Alberta, AOSTRAEnvironmental aspects of in situ recovery of oil sands and heavy oil. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, Marc< h 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprints+Luhning, R. W.; Nelson, L. R.; Dabbs, D. L. Paper No. 22&AOSTRA, Concord Scientific CorporationThe AOSTRA Taciuk process : the flexible alternative for oily waste treatment. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsGoodwin, S.; Turner, L. R. Paper No. 24UMATAC , AOSTRADisposal of tailings sludge in overburden waste dumps. 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Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionSawyer, MichaelHuman influences and trends. Cumulative effects of human activity in the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionSawyer, Michael; Mayhood, DaveConservation, species and natural processes. Large carnivore conservation. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion65-69Conservation, species and natural processes. Bird conservation in the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes a!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"nd resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionHolroyd, GeoffConservation, species and natural processes. Selected fishes of Yellowstone to Yukon : distribution and status : In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion6Mayhood, Dave; Ament, Rob; Walker, Rich; Haskins, BillConservation, species and natural processes. Aquatic issues in the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionConservation, species and natural processes. Fire in the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionPengelly, Ian; White, CliffApproaches to conservation. Defining grizzly bear habitat in the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionApproaches to conservation. Corridors : key to wildlife from Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion!Walker, Richard; Craighead, LanceConclusions. A summary of issues facing the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionWillcox, LouisaYellowstone to Yukon : a physical overview. The vegetation of Yellowstone to Yukon : a preliminary outline. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionYellowstone to Yukon : a physical overview. Land cover structure of Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion Noss, ReedIntroduction. The wild heart < of North America : a new perspective. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionIntroduction. Science and conservation in the Yellowstone to Yukon. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionIntroduction. The land conservation process : a brief review. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon EcoregionSoule, MichaelPreface. In : L. Willcox, B. Robinson and A. Harvey, editors, A sense of place : issues, attitudes and resources in the Yellowstone to Yukon Ecoregion;On the table : water, energy and North American integration<University of Toronto, Munk Centre for International StudiesThttp://www.factswater.org/PDFS/scientificresearch/Water_Energy_North_American_07.pdfThe Program on Water IssuesRStrategic needs for energy related water use technologies water and the EnergyINetNew Paradigm Engineering Ltd.http://albertainnovates.ca/media/13803/strategic%20needs%20for%20energy%20related%20water%20use%20technologies%20-%20water%20and%20energyinet.pdfGreat list of contacts5Geography; Oil & Other Non-renewable Fuels; Geography"Map 1 : 62 500, also cited as 1919Bachman, W. A.; Stormont, D. H.69-881851Faraday, Michael/Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society<Experimental researches in electricity - twenty-sixth series29-84Rhttp://repository.icse.utah.edu/dspace/bitstream/123456789/8364/2/Utah-Tar-077.pdfEnvironmental management of Alberta's oil sands, presentation 2009 Western U. S. Oil Sands Conference, February 27, 2009, Salt Lake City, Utah[http://repository.icse.utah.edu/dspace/bitstream/123456789/5222/1/McEachern_OilSands_09.pdfComparative study of organic rich solids present in Utah and Athabasca oil sands. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.)<Kotlyar, L. S.; Ripmeester, J. A.; Sparks, B. D.; Kodama, H. Paper No. 1659-69=The influence of carboxylic acid content on bitumen viscosityABukka, K.; Miller, J. D.; Hanson, F. V.; Misraf, M.; Oblad, A. G.8Glassett, Joseph M.; Gould, Wayne R.; Glassett, Roger M.QStudy contract for comparison of Utah and Athabasca oil sands. 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F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.)A theoretical and experimental study of Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage process. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.) Hydrocracking of vacuum residua of bitumen : radioactive tracer and reaction kinetic studies using a high temperature-high pressure tubular reactor. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.)The heated annulus steam drive process for immobile tar sands. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP International Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.)Analysis and implementation of the Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage process at the AOSTRA UTF. In : Fourth UNITAR/UNDP Conference on Heavy Crude and Tar Sands, Meyer, R. F. and Wiggins, E. J. (eds.)Oil sands project application review process - mediation not confrontation. 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Volume 1 : background information, evaluation of recreation administration and recreation interests in the population:Public hearings on erosion of land in northwestern AlbertaUofA, AGL-GWL (8 vols.)5Erosion of land in northwestern Alberta : proceedings+Sessional paper Legislative Assembly 596/76 Community health assessment 1997$Keeweetinok Lakes Regional AuthorityPechmann, Edmund vonMineralogy and geochronology of U (-Au) deposits from the Pine Creek geosyncline, northern Territory, Australia, and from the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan and Alberta, CanadaUniversitt Heidelberg Response to the Environmental Impact Assessment Review Board Report on the bleach kraft pulp mill proposed by Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries, Inc. (APFI) for the Athabasca-La Biche-Wandering Rivers-Pine Creek site in Athabasca county, Alberta. Contains a detailed description of improvements to APFI's wood pulping process, which includes features designed to mitigate the production of chlorinated organic compounds (a major concern of the EIA Review Board, who rejected the company's first proposal to build the mill).<Athabasca River, Pine Creek, Wandering River, La Biche RiverFStatus of the Athabasca rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in Alberta' :%Rasmussen, Joseph B.; Taylor, Eric B.%Alberta Wildlife< Status Report No. 66http://www.srd.alberta.ca/BioDiversityStewardship/SpeciesAtRisk/DetailedStatus/documents/Status%20of%20Athabasca%20Rainbow%20Trout_66_WEB.pdf;Athabasca River, McLeod River, Wildhay River, Berland River%Native trout of western North America Behnke, R. J.American Fisheries SocietyCRainbow trout of the Athabasca River, Alberta : a unique populationTailings plan review : an assessment of oil sands company submissions for compliance with ERCB Directive 074 : tailings performance criteria and requirements for oil sands mining schemes*Simieritsch, Terra; Obad, Joe; Dyer, Simon Pembina Institute; Water MattersOil sands mining operations produce significant quantities of liquid waste materials called tailings. While oil sands companies are expected to reclaim liquid tailings, there has been poor performance to date in addressing this long-term liability. The large inventory of liquid tailings requiring long-term containment has therefore been growing, which has been causing growing concerns for the public and regulators. In 2009 Alberta Energy and Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) released new rules to regulate the reclamation of tailings waste. Oil sands companies were required to submit tailings management plans by September 30, 2009, in accordance with Directive 074: Tailings Performance Criteria and Requirements for Oil Sands Mining Schemes.Executive summary -- 1. Overview of directive 074 -- What are tailings -- Introduction to the directive -- Purpose of the directive -- Requirements to meet directive -- Dedicated disposal areas (DDA) -- Tailings management plans -- 2. Tailings management plan summaries -- Canadian Natural Resources Limited -- Horizon Oil Sands Project -- Imperial Oil Resources -- Kearl Oil Sands Project -- Shell -- Shell Canada Muskeg River Mine -- Shell Albian Jackpine Mine -- Fort Hills Energy Corporation -- Fort Hills Oil Sands Project -- Suncor -- Lease 86/17 and Millennium -- Syncrude -- Syncrude Tailings management plans -- Mildred Lake -- Aurora North -- Aurora South -- 3. Compliance -- 4. 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Chapter 3. Inoculation : fertilizer and rearing conditions48-88Ectomycorrhizae of Jack Pine and Green Alder : assessment of the need for inoculation, development of inoculation techniques and outplanting trials on oil sand tailings. Chapter 4. Outplanting : host response and fungal ecology89-126128-151Ectomycorrhizae of Jack Pine and Green Alder : assessment of the need for inoculation, development of inoculation techniques and outplanting trials on oil sand tailings. Chapter 5. Alder : symbiont status and greenhouse rearing153-167Ectomycorrhizae of Jack Pine and Green Alder : assessment of the need for inoculation, development of inoculation techniques and outplanting trials on oil sand tailings. Chapter 6. Epilogue : fungal succession and inoculationEctomycorrhizae of Jack Pine and Green Alder : assessment of the need for inoculation, development of inoculation techniques and outplanting trials on oil sand tailings. Appendices. 7.2. 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In : Long term prediction of vegetation performance on mined sands, L. C. Bliss, editorWhitfield, D. W. A.RAlberta Environment, Environment Protection Services, Research Management DivisionFederal Forestry LaboratoryPatching, T. H.6Western Canada's coal, "the sleeping giant" : a report/Bucket wheel applicability to plains coal mines Weise, H.cited Krzanowski thesis, 1984Stimpson, B.; Acott, C. P.gApplication of the NCB cone indenter to strength index testing of sedimentary rocks from western CanadaoRock properties of the Waterways Formations, Applied Oil-Sand Geoscience Conference, June 11-13, 1980, Edmonton.Williams, K. A.; Stimpson, B.; Patching, T. H.+Rapid index test for transitional materials-Dusseault, M. B.; Cimolini, P.; Sodenberg, H.lots of spelling mistakesrNotes for a two day seminar on high quality sampling and laboratory testing for soils and geotechnical engineeringDusseault, M. 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IntroductionPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 2. Types, distribution and extent of peatlands in Alberta3-37Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 3. Peatland vegetation and biogeochemistryNicholson, B. J.38-75Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 4. Chemical and physical of peat76-103Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 5. Hydrology of peatlands in AlbertaAndriashek, L. D.104-163Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 6. Water chemistry of natural peatlandsPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 7. Peatland and runoff water properties in relation to surface water quality guidelinesPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 8. Summary related to peatland hydrology and hydrochemistry in Alberta164-191192-268269-282Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 9. Acid deposition and its effects on peatlands Rochefort, L. Pigot, M. E.283-333334-357Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 10. Forestry and its effects on peatlands and associated watersPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 11. Peatland agriculture and its effects on hydrology and water qualityPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 12. Effects of mining, linear developments, and other activities on peatlands and associated watersPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 13. Recommendations for research and management of peatlands and associated waters389-397376-388358-375RMD 90/Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 8. Summary related to pe< atland hydrology and hydrochemistry in Alberta. 8.5 Regional study of water quality in the Athabasca oil sands area270-272Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 8. Summary related to peatland hydrology and hydrochemistry in Alberta. 8.6 Water chemistry studies of the Muskeg River basinPresent and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 8. Summary related to peatland hydrology and hydrochemistry in Alberta. 8.7 Chemical and biological monitoring of Muskeg drainage at the Alsands project site273-274Present and potential effects of anthropogenic activities on waters associated with peatlands in Alberta. Chapter 8. Summary related to peatland hydrology and hydrochemistry in Alberta. 8.10 Hydrochemistry of peatlands in the Saulteaux River area275-277142-153NestowdVariation in substrate chemistry along microtopographical and water chemistry gradients in peatlandsKarlin, E. F.; Bliss, L. C.Information Report NOR-X-288Preliminary effects of forest drainage in Alberta, Canada on groundwater table levels and stream quality. In : Symposium on the Hydrology of Wetlands in Temperate and Cold Regions, 1988, Joensuu, Finland 1076-10858Development of a treed bog island in a minerotrophic fenZoltai, S. C.; Johnson, J. D. Land Resource Research InstitutePeatland ecology studies in the boreal wetland region. In : Proceedings of a peatland inventory methodology workshop, Ottawa, 1982, eds, S. M. Morgan and F. C. PollettLMonitoring water balance and quality after drainage, Saulteaux River projectToth, J..Alberta Forest Service, Forest Research Branch416-426 Andrus, R. E. Some aspects of Sphagnum ecology Acidification in the Canadian aquatic environment : scientific criterion for assessment of the effects of acidic deposition on aquatic ecosystemsLHarvey, H. H.; Pierce, R. C.; Dillon, P. J.; Kramer, J. P.; Whelpdale, D. M.Report No. 18475DLegge, A. H.; van Zinderen Bakker, E. M.; Peake, E.; Lindsay, D. C. 447-455 Summers, P. W.; Whelpdale, D. M.TAthabasca Forest, Slave Lake Forest, Saulteaux River, Whitecourt Forest, Wiolf CreekNCanadian Forestry Service, Northern Forestry Centre and Alberta Forest Service*Muskeg improvement project : 1983 analysisNash, T.Delamore, K. G.Report on assessment of effects of clearing and ditching at Alsands lease on runoff from snowmelt and rainfall. In : Chemical and biological monitoring of muskeg drainage at the Alsands Project site : draft. Volume 1. Review of available data on the Muskeg River KPrepared for Aquatic Environments Limited byHardy Associates (1978) Limited4Syncrude Canada Ltd. environmental impact assessment Shotyk, W.QImpact of peatland drainage waters upon aquatic ecosystems. NRCC Peat Forum 27415<Peatland acidity budgets and the effects of acid deposition Wood, J. A.VEnvironment Canada, Sustainable Development, Ecological Applications Research DivisionCLong Range Transport of Airborne Pollutants, Discussion Paper No. 5 AECV 86-R4*Evansburg, Mildred Lake, Lesser Slave LakeScientific Agriculture.Composition and fertilization of Alberta peatsA study of the possibilities of water-flooding as a method of recovery of oil from bituminous sand. Part I - Preliminary study of the displacement by water of oil from bituminous sand]Diagnosis of air pollutant and natural stress symptoms on forest vegetation in western CanadaThe insects and arachnids of Canada, Part 20. The genera and subgenera of the sawflies of Canada and Alaska : Hymenoptera : SymphytaPublication T/294Publication T/295BAlberta Agriculture, Agricultural Soil and Feed Testing LaboratorySoil pH map of Alberta5Alberta Agriculture, Soil and Feed Testing Laboratory;Volume 1. Researching Acid Deposition : Workshop proposals SNSF ProjectDNyborg, M.; Parker, R. W.; Hodgins, L. W.; Laverty, D. H.; Tayki, S. Oslo, Norway)Very good bibliography, could check againForests, muskeg, and organic terrain in Canada. In: Muskeg and the northern environment in Canada, N. W. Radforth and C. O. Brawner, (eds.)FGeology of the north shore of Lake Athabasca, Alberta and Saskatchewan2Acid-forming emissions, transportation and effects$Occasional Publication Series No. 30pAlberta Department of the Environment for Water Resources Division Environment Canada, Inland Waters DirectorateExperimental measurements of turbulent sand and slurry jets. In : Proceedings of the First international Oil Sands Tailings Conference, Edmonton, AB, December 7-10, 2008Preserving Canada's wilderness legacy : a perspective on protected areas. In : Protected areas and the regional planning imperative in North America, edited by J. G. Nelson, J. C. day, Lucy M. Sportza, James Loucky, and Carlos Vasquez_Statistical analysis of site factors as related to plant associations in the Berland study area?Pine Creek regime change tendencies due to channel modificationA workshop on ecological land classification : its aims, methods and use, with a case study of the Cache Percotte Experimental Forest, August 21-22, 1979, Hinton Forest School, Hinton, AlbertamThe sub-Devonian unconformity in the Eastern Rocky Mountains of Canada. In : Western Canada Sedimentary BasinOImpact of Armillaria root rot in intensively managed white/spruce aspen stands xSurface drainage measures, Highway 63 Hill Section, Fort McMurray : letter report to Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd.}The status of biodiversity in Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries' Forest Management Agreement Area : supplementary report 2009Development and productivity of organic soils in Alberta. In : Alberta Soil S"""""""" " " " " """"""""""""""""""" "!"""#"$"%"&"'"(")"*"+","-"."/"0"1"2"3"4"5"6"7"8"9":";"<"=">"?"@"A"B"C"D"E"F"G"H"I"J"K"L"M"N"O"P"Q"R"S"T"U"V"W"X"Y"Z"["\"]"^"_"`"a"b"c"d"e"g"h"i"j"k"l"m"n"o"p"q"r"s"t"u"v"w"x"y"z"{"|"}"~"""cience Workshop Proceedings, Soil Fertility Workshop, Alberta & Western Canada Fertilizer Association Soils Workshop, 5 December, 1969, University of AlbertaApplication to the Energy Resources Conservation Board for approval of a scheme or operation for the recovery of oil sands, crude bitumen and products derived there from5Castro, A. Paulo; Hall, Eric R.; Adamowicz, Wiktor L.GKerr, Nancy; Richards, Elisabeth A.; Scott, J. Don; Scott, S. Y. MartinStratigraphy, sedimentology and ichnology of the South Athabasca oil sand deposit. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert Stratigraphy, sedimentology and ichnology of the North Athabasca oil sand deposit. In : 15th Annual AOSTRA/University/Industry Technical Review Meeting and Seminar, September 30-October 2, 1990, compiled by Dagmar Losert 2Analysis of range enclosures, Jasper National ParkZCoronach Creek, Pocahontas Ponds, Roche Miette Creek, Mountain Creek, Jasper National ParkRJasper Lake, Snake Indian River, Rocky River, Disaster Point, Jasper National Park6Palisade Centre, Athabasca River, Jasper National Park[AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Line Leaseholders Working Group Jasper National ParkDredging and cold water extraction process for oilsands. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsDevelopment of high conversion process for upgrading Alberta bitumen. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsThe Kearl Lake pilot : striving to be number one in Athabasca in situ recovery. In : Oil sands 2000 conference, Energy - Environment - Enterprise, Hilton International Hotel, Edmonton, March 26, 27 and 28, 1990, preprintsThe AOSTRA Taciuk process - portable pyrolysis technology system for remediation of organic wastes, Air and Waste Management Association, International Specialty Conference, Banff, Alberta, October, 1989Evaluation of the technical and economic feasibility of the NRC Tar Sand Agglomeration Process in a Pilot Plant Operation, Final report. #OSQ76-00020;RRTAC oil sands tailings soil reconstruction-interim reportyHardy Associates for Reclamation Research Techni< cal Advisory Committee, Alberta Land Conservation and Reclamation CouncilPlant growth and mycorrhizal potential of overburdens to be considered for use in the reclamation of extracted oil sands. In: Proceedings of the Second Alberta Reclamation Conference, Fedkenheuer, A. W., editor, Edmonton, Alberta, February 23 and 24, 1983Dsummer precipitation, groundwater conditions, streamflow hydrographsmAlberta Research Council for Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning Division GJoint Review Panel established by the AEUB and the government of CanadaContinuous surface mining : proceedings of an international symposium, Edmonton, September 29 - October 1, 1986, edited by T. S. Golosinski and F. G. BoehmlNotes for a two day seminar on continuous surface mining systems : presented University of Alberta, May 1984:Area estimates of major soil fertility factors for AlbertaERCB Report 71-F-OGSoil acidification by SO emissions in Alberta, Canada. In : Ecological impact of acid precipitation , proceedings of an international conference, eds. D. Drablos and A. Tollan, 1980 March 11-14, Sandefjord, Norway AGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, ARC-Mill Woods*AGL-GWL, AGS, AGL-CP, ARC-Mill Woods, UofA"AGL-GWL, ARC-Mill Woods, AGS, UofA-AGS, AGL-GWL, ARC-Devon, ARC-Mill Woods, UofA-AGL-GWL, ARC-Devon, ARC-Mill Woods, AGS, UofAEDPL EDPL, AGL-NCCAGL-GWL, UofA, EDPLAGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, UofA, EDPLAU, AGL-GWL, UofA, EDPLEDPL ~Paddle River Dam environment impact assessment. Vol. 3. Appendix I. Paddle River Dam environment impact assessment : hydrology}Paddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 2. Appendix A. Paddle River Dam project development and related activitiesPaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 2. Appendix B. Paddle River Dam, site 7B environmental assessment : land use component{Paddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 2. Appendix C. Paddle River Basin historical resources impact assessmentPaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 2. Appendix E. Paddle River site 7B environmental impact assessment : vegetationPaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 3. Appendix F. Paddle River environment impact assessment : wildlife componentPaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 3. Appendix G. Paddle River site 7B, dam and reservoir : fisheries impact assessmentPaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 3. Appendix H. Paddle River Dam site development : water resources management studyAPaddle river site 7B : project development and related activitiesLindner, D. H.; Lukay, C.3Alberta Environment, Environmental Support ServicesAGL-GWL, UofABARD, Leg. Lib.OA benefit cost analysis of a proposed flood control program on the Paddle River#AGL-NCC 0480/087/040 1039 PamphletsWater resources use and management issues for the Peace, Athabasca and Slave River Basins : results of the householder and stakeholder surveys, January to April, 1995;Lac La Nonne : background information and management issuesCEdmonton Regional Planning Commission and Alberta Municipal Affairs*AGL-GWL, AGL-CP, AGL-NCC, UofA, UofC, UofL6Groundwater supply inventory of communities in AlbertaNAlberta Environment, Environmental Protection Service, Earth Sciences DivisionPretula, Bryan R& et al.Athabasca River, Pembina River*Report SWE 88/03, Open File Report 1988-087Effects of the 1986 Pembina River Flood as seen in 1987<Preliminary economic analysis of Pembina River flood control@Alberta Environment, Planning Division, Planning Services BranchPembina River "Preliminary report on Wabamun LakeSandhu, T. P. S.Water diversion Kresta, Jim; Forbes, FraserAGL-GWL, UofA, UofC, Leg. Lib.Schwalme, Karl{The role of environmental and physiological factors in the seasonal cycle of fatty acid composition in female northern pike91FD-105 MacKay, W. C.ERCB report D88-2Proceedings of the public hearing on proposed recreational commercial development at Calling Lake, Athabasca Community Hall, September 24, 1973)Alberta Lands and Forests, Lands Division5Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Planning SectionIndustrial minerals of Alberta!Govett, G. J. S.; Byrne, P. J. S.Preliminary Report 58-2 Norris, A. W.+Structural control of morphology in AlbertaOTectonic structure as a hydrogeological factor, 24th Int. Geol. Congr. Montrealp. 350aWater-bearing horizons of the Great Plains, Hungarian Geological Institute Annual Report for 1963Budapest=http://www.ags.gov.ab.ca/publications/ESR/PDF/ESR_1958_02.PDF;gypsum, limestone, salt, silica sand, clays, marl, pumicite)Clay deposits on Athabasca River, AlbertaSumm. Report pt. B,Limestones of Canada, part V, western Canada Goudge, M. F.Can. Mines Br. Rept. 811Can. Mines Br. Telfer, L.566-605CHydrogeology, Paddle River Reservoir area near Mayerthorpe, AlbertapPaddle River Dam environment impact assessment. V. 2. Appendix D. Report on geology and soils, Paddle River areaABedrock topography of the Wabamun Lake map area, NTS 83G, Alberta0Surficial geology Wabamun Lake, Alberta, NTS 83G-Andriashek, L. D.; Fenton, M. M.; Root, J. D.Office airphoto and map study, and field reconnaissance, vicinity of Paddle River dam sites southwest of Rochfort Bridge, Alberta[J. D. Mollard and Associates Ltd. for Alberta Environment, Design and Construction DivisionPaddle River, Rochfort Bridge'Chip Lake, Lobstick River, Paddle River^Paddle River damsite MAA, Report No. TCL 81-1, Geological conditions - a preliminary appraisalIThurber Consultants Ltd. for Alberta Environment, Design and Construction`Paddle River damsite MAA, Report No. TCL 81-2, borrow material investigation, preliminary report]Paddle River reservoir, Report No. TCL 81-4, Smith slope stability geotechnical investigationiReport No. TCL 81-5, Paddle River damsite, geological investigation of slickensides in sub-till sedimentsTCL Report No. 81-10, Paddle River dam specifications for installation of instrumentation, stage I construction (downstream berm)Hodgson, John; Rajaratnam, N. MLesser Slave River, 100 m downstream from confluence with the Saulteaux RiverTechnical Report WRE 88-5HThe location of circular jet discharges into cross flows of finite depthMcLeod River, Pembina River, Gregg River, Lovett River, Fairfax Lake, Mary Gregg Lake, Mary Gregg Creek, Wampus Creek, Luscar Creek, Whitehorse Creek, Lac des Roches, Berry's Creek, Falls Creek, Sphinx Creek, Drinnan CreekpA study of watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the headwaters of the Paddle River BasinA study of watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the headwaters of the Paddle River Basin. Appendix I. Computing the hydrologic impact of clearing patented lands in the headwaters areaA study of watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the headwaters of the Paddle River Basin. Appendix II. Computing the potential hydrologic impact of clearing public lands in the headwatersA study of watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the headwaters of the Paddle River Basin. Appendix III. Map of Connor Creek Grazing Reserve Holecek, G.WAlberta Environment review of the preliminary report of the Paddle River land use studyPReport on alternative implementation strategies for the Paddle River developmentA study of watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the headwaters of the Paddle River Basin. Part I. Probable hydrologic effects of land clearing in the Paddle River basinsA study of watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the headwaters of the Paddle River Basin. Part II. Watershed management options for controlling flood runoff in the Paddle River headwaters17-305-16'Areas of drainage basins within Alberta"Ramsaroop, Phillip M.; Card, < J. R.%55878 sq miles to Saskatchewan border<Mackenzie River Basin, Athabasca River Basin, Lake Athabasca!IBI Group for Alberta Environment5Pembina River, Entwistle, Evansburg, Sangudo, FawcettMean annual runoff for Alberta Williams, C. N.; Deeprose, R. K.*Water Resources Division, Hydrology BranchBInternational Hydrologic Decade Project IWB - EB - 4 - Alberta - 3/Hinton, Cache Percotte Creek, Whiskeyjack CreekXCache Percotte Watershed Study Project, Alberta Forest Service, Forest Technology SchoolA discussion of the flood problems affecting the New Town of Fort McMurray : general plan position paper, March 21, 1974, revised July 17, 1974=Cover title, The New Town of Fort McMurray : Ice-jam floodingFRipley, Klohn & Leonoff International Ltd. for Cohos, Evamy & Partnerssummary in : A discussion of the flood problems affecting the New Town of Fort McMurray : general plan position paper, March 21, 1974, revised July 17, 1974=Calling Lake community overview : background paper two. draftACalling Lake Planning Committee I. D. 17 (east) Advisory Council "Ekistic Design Consultants LimitedNortheast Alberta Regional Plan : summary of working papers and reports produced by EDC and its consultants. Inventory date July 15, 1975WCommunity study : Anzac Alberta : proposed terms of reference, revised October 19, 1977 Patel. Kailas8Business Development & Tourism, Business Services BranchNNorthwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. for Alberta Department of the Environment,Reid, J. L.; Schulte, T. M.; Roxburgh, P. E.!Montreal Engineering Company Ltd.AGL-GWL, UofA, PolarZin-house investigation done in support of on-going studies on Lesser Slave Lake regulationHcited, Review study of Lesser Slave Lake regulation with an outlet canalkReport on the regulation of Lesser Slave Lake for the Department of Water Resources of the Province of Alberta. Appendix B. Report on the regulation of Lesser Slave Lake by Montreal Engineering Company Limited. Appendix I. Conclusions from a report entitled "Storage potential of Lesser Slave Lake" prepared in 1952 by J. L. Reid, T. M. Schultz and P. C. RoxburghCited, Lesser Slave Lake flood study, 1980, as Reid having own study. Includes copies of varouis letters and reports concerning flooding of Lesser Slave River and Lake, includes a report by F. R. Burfield describing the high water levels of 1935#Also called Lesser Slave Lake StudyAGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, UofA, PolarKAlberta Environment, Planning Division, Athabasca River Basin Planning UnitAGL-GWL, UofA, Polar, Leg. Lib.Flood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin : a brief submitted to the public hearings of the Environment Conservation Authority, Edmonton, Alberta, January 17, 1975371-385Some environmental implications of proposed flood control and watershed management in the Paddle River Basin. In : Flood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin : proceedings of the public hearings, January 1975pPrepared for Environment Conservation Authority by Canadian Society of Environmental Biologists, Alberta Chapter Carbyn, Lou479-504Brief presented to the Alberta Environment Conservation Authority on the proposed Paddle River flood control program. In : Flood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin : proceedings of the public hearings, January 1975OUniversity of Alberta, Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Schultz, W.528-539437-447Alberta Geographical SocietySituation paper on flood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin. In : Flood control and water management in the Paddle River Basin : proceedings of the public hearings, January 1975 Patching, D.6-14MFort McMurray flood damage abatement. Final report of the Technical CommitteeVan Belle, Peter, ChairmanaFlood Damage Abatement Steering Committee, Alberta Municipal Affairs, Fort McMurray Planning TeamErxleben, Jurgen P.*Athabasca River Basin water use assessment9Oil Sands Environmental Study Group, Syncrude Canada Ltd.PW. L. Wardrop & Associates Ltd., Alberta Environment, Pollution Control DivisionIStanley Associates Engineering Ltd., Albert Department of the Environment;Also cited as Anzac groundwater exploration and development,Water in northern Alberta : technical reportQWater in northern Alberta : Conference report, Grande Prairie, November 4-6, 19877Regional groundwater assessment for Alberta EnvironmentSimco Groundwater Research Ltd.WReview of the Northern Water Supply Program for Northern Communities Advisory CommitteeICanadian interbasin diversions : Inquiry on Federal Water Policy Research.Simon Fraser University for Environment CanadaRWater recycling for In Situ oil sand facilities - guidelines for applicants. DraftBNorthern Alberta small communities water and sewer servicing study(Alberta Utilities and Telecommunications20-346Industrial water allocation and utilization in AlbertaErxleben, J. P.; Hayes, E. G.ZTourism - Lac La Biche County ; a study on the tourism industry in the Lac La Biche regionCould do again.Evaluation of water supply, Entwistle, AlbertaAProjected water supply and storage requirements, town of Barrhead#E. P. E. C. Consulting Western Ltd.Industrial water allocation and utilization in Alberta. In : Proceedings of the C. W. R. A. Conference on Industrial Development and Water Resources, 36 th Annual Conference of the C. W. R. A., Saskatoon, Sask, June 21, 22 and 23, 1983%Erxleben, Jurgen P.; Hoyes, Edward G.$Canadian Water Resources Association\Alberta Environment, Water Management Service, Technical Services Division, Hydrology BranchBothe, R. A.; Card, J. R.Hydrology of Lake Athabasca : past, present and future, paper presented at the International Symposium on the Hydrology of Lakes, Otaniemi, Finland, July 23-27, 1973UofA, Polar Pamphlets#Athabasca Delta Project : report #1Card, J. R.; Yaremko, E. K.#Evaporation in Alberta 1912 to 1982Bothe, R. A.; Ames, J. R.KEvaporation and evapotranspiration in Alberta : 1912 to 1985 data 1912-1996@Background for central business district implementation proposalFort McMurray Planning Team*Estimate of Alsand impact on Fort McMurrayzThe Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement : an historic agreement signifying a new era of joint leadership in the boreal forest-http://www.canadianborealforestagreement.com/'Growing together through poplar farmingAl-Pac mill siteJhttp://www.alpac.ca/content/files/2009/Poplar%20Farm%20brochure%202009.pdfThttp://www.canadianborealforestagreement.com/media-kit/Boreal-Agreement-Abridged.pdf7The Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement : abridged version1The Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement : highlightsVhttp://www.canadianborealforestagreement.com/media-kit/Boreal-Agreement-Highlights.pdf_The Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement : area of suspended timber harvest in boreal caribou rangeFhttp://www.canadianborealforestagreement.com/media-kit/CBFA-map-en.pdf.The Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement : Albertaahttp://www.canadianborealforestagreement.com/media-kit/Boreal_Alberta_FactSheet_English_Final.pdf4Northern Water Supply Program of Alberta Environment:East Prairie Metis Colony #4 Northern Water Supply Program,Chipewyan Lake Northern Water Supply Program5Calling Lake settlement Northern Water Supply Program-Janvier-Conklin Northern Water Supply Program.Imperial Mills [Northern Water Supply Program]%Anzac [Northern Water Supply Program] 55 08; 55 10114 12; 114 209http://199.213.95.81/publications/ESR/PDF/ESR_1977_01.PDFCPalynological determinations of samples, Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta Clissold, R. unpublished1Testing of groundwater north of Lesser Slave LakeGeology of the Swan HillsGreiner, H. R.unpublished report}Structure, isopach, and facies maps of Upper Cretaceous marine succession, west-central Alberta and adjacent British Columbia Burk, C. F. Paper 62-31=http://www.ags.gov.ab.ca/publications/ESR/PDF/ESR_1961_04.PDF+Groundwater resources Pembina area, Alberta64-73:cited, Hydrogeology of the Lesser Slave Lake area, Alberta< ESR 1989-013Thormann, Markus N.; Logan, Melissa; Gray, Michelle<Aquality Environmental Consulting for Driftpile First Nation Driftpile, AB;Source water protection plan for the Driftpile First NationThttp://aquality.ca/uploads/news/id27/Aquality_DriftpileFirstNation_SWPP_Mar31_08.pdfDRiparian health inventory final report, Driftpile River Project areaO'Shaughnessy, K.JAlberta Riparian Habitat Management Society for the Driftpile First NationBcited, Source water protection plan for the Driftpile First NationChttp://www.assembly.ab.ca/lao/library/egovdocs/alen/2003/141908.pdf:Lesser Slave Lake watershed committee : draft final reportActivation Analysis Group Inc.wcited, Water management plan for Lesser Slave Lake and Lesser Slave River Basins : Phase I, approved terms of referenceGBuffalo Bay/ Horse Lakes/East West Prairie Rivers Water Management PlanIOverview of riparian health in Alberta : a review of sites from 1997-2006RCows and Fish, Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Society for Alberta EnvironmentCows and Fish Report No. 035nhttp://www.cowsandfish.org/publications/documents/ProvincialRiparianHealthOverviewFinalReport2008report035.pdf7Three prescribed burns in 1-year old white spruce slash.Canada Department of Forestry, Forestry Branch!Internal Report A6, Project A-603.Soil temperatures of some Alberta forest soils Knight, H.Edson Forest, Whitecourt Forest0Tolerance of white spruce seedlings to flooding 3Canadian Forestry Service, Forestry Research BranchiThe May 1968 forest conflagrations in central Alberta : a review of fire weather, fuels and fire behaviorXCanada Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Forestry Branch, Forest Research Laboratory_Canada Department of Fishery and Forests, Canadian Forestry Service, Forest Research LaboratoryInternal Report A-X-25WStrength and related properties of a Scots Pine tree of Russian origin grown in AlbertaKasper, J. B.; Szabo, T.Information Report A-X-27 Rich Valley>Performance of some mature and exotic pines in central AlbertaInformation Report A-X-28Soos, J.; Brown, B. N.APreliminary results of a field test of bullet planting in AlbertaPublication No. 1098(Jasper, Edson, Slave Lake, Fort McMurrayCEvaporation and evapotranspiration in Alberta 1986 to 1992 addendumAlberta Environmental Protection, Water Resources Services, Technical Services and Monitoring Division, Surface Water Assessment BranchPAlberta Environmental Protection Services, Earth Sciences Division, Soils BranchJAlberta Environment, Environmental Protection Services, Groundwater BranchImperial Mills, Piche River5groundwater exploration and well construction projectReport 5-74-34DBuried channels in the Edmonton-Lac La Biche-Cold Lake area, Alberta,Yoon, Tai N.; Vander Pluym, H.; Kerr, H. A. Kocaoglu, S. 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McMurray@External corrosion preliminary survey, Fort McMurray water lines@New town of Fort McMurray : engineering study of utility systems4Guidelines for water sampling at potential townsitesCNortheast Alberta Regional Plan. Water Resources working document 24Notes on water usage and distribution computer modelRStanley Associates Engineering Ltd., prepared for Ekistic Design Consultants Ltd. CNortheast Alberta Regional Plan. Water Resources working document 3$Air pollution working document No. 1North-east Alberta regional plan : general notes on materials required, and delivery period constraints on new town constructionGeneral working document No. 1}North-east Alberta regional plan : approach to cost comparisons between Ft. McMurray and a new town site in Northeast Alberta,Municipal engineering working document No. 1/Formation of utility demands and demand centersGGeotechnical evaluation, proposed new fire hall, Fort McMurray, AlbertaKElmer E. 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The effects of various linear developments on furbearersChristina Lake Thermal Project area development Christina Lake, Alberta (Oil Sands Permit #7096010044) Environmental Impact Assessment Volume 2. Appendix V. Fisheries resource assessment habitat evaluation forms, figures and photosChristina Lake Thermal Project area development Christina Lake, Alberta (Oil Sands Permit #7096010044) Environmental Impact Assessment Volume 2. Appendix III. Air quality assessment figures and tablesChristina Lake Thermal Project area development Christina Lake, Alberta (Oil Sands Permit #7096010044) Environmental Impact Assessment Volume 2. Appendix I. Orthographic figures presenting the phases of development VI-1-VI-11DAlberta Environmental Protection, Alberta Forestry, Lands & Wildlife<Bentz, Jerry A.; Hay, W.; Karpuk, E.; Nesby, R.; Schultz, R.NA detailed natural resources inventory in the area adjacent to Jasper townsiteChristina Lake, Sunday CreekChristina Lake Thermal Project area development Christina Lake, Alberta (Oil Sands Permit #7096010044) Environmental Impact Assessment Volume 2. Appendix IV. Rare and endangered plants and habitat descriptions [Rare flora of the Lac La Biche area]Lorrnel Consultants for Van Horne, a business unit of PanCanadian Resources for Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and Alberta Environmental Protection Permit 97-157+Sport fishing capability, Winefred Lake-73MOCH2M Gore & Storrie Limited for Pan Canadian Resources, Van Horne Business UnitQEnCana, ConocoPhillips, SAGD, CG&S, Waterloo Hydrogeologic, Maxxam Analytics Inc.MGolder Associates Ltd. for Van Horne, a business unit of PanCanadian ResourceChristina Lake Thermal Project : application to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environmental Protection. V. 3. Report on Alberta vegetation inventory (AVI) report for Christina Lake Thermal Project7AGL-GWL, UofA v. 1, 5, 7, 8, 10, 15, UofABARD v. 13, 2727 v. Alberta phase 3 forest inventory0Alberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 1. OverviewDAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 2. Alberta forests - some factsBAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 3. Ground truthing proceduresQAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 4. Map cover type measurement specificationsJAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 5. Large-scale photography procedures>Alberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 6. Tree sectioning manual>Alberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 7. Mapping specificationsHAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 8. Forest cover type specificationsHAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 9. Temporary sample plot proceduresJAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 10. Yield tables for unmanaged standsWAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 11. Yield tables for unmanaged stands : appendix 1vAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 12. Volumes and stem numbers for forest types : steps to volume table formulationAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 13. Volumes and stem numbers for forest types : Southern Alberta, volume sampling regions 1, 2, 3 and 11Alberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 14. Volumes and stem numbers for forest types : Central Alberta, volume sampling regions 4, 5 and 6Alberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 15. Volumes and stem numbers for forest types. Northern Alberta, volume sampling regions 7, 8 and 10ZAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 16. Single tree volume tables : method of formulationOAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 17. Single tree volume tables : appendix 1eAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 18. Single tree volume tables : volume sampling regions 1 and 11MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 20. Single tree volume tables : region 3MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 19. Single tree volume tables : region 2MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 21. Single tree volume tables : region 4MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 22. Single tree volume tables : region 5MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 23. Single tree volume tables : region 6MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 24. Single tree volume tables : region 7MAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 25. Single tree volume tables : region 8NAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 26. Single tree volume tables : region 10JAlberta phase 3 forest inventory. V. 27. Aerial photography specificationsChristina Lake Thermal Project : application to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environmental Protection. V. 3. Report on Alberta vegetation inventory (AVI) report for Christina Lake Thermal Project. Appendix I. Alberta vegetation inventory map and databaseChristina Lake Thermal Project : application to Alberta Energy and Utilities Board and to Alberta Environmental Protection. V. 3. Report on Alberta vegetation inventory (AVI) report for Christina Lake Thermal Project. Appendix II. 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Information Report NOR-X-153Goat lick - Mt. KerkeslinEAnalysis of wardens' wildlife observation cards, Jasper National ParkReactions of bison to aircraft herding and surveys. Section G. II. In : J. G. Stelfox, compiler, Bison research 1972-76 : 1976 annual report, Wood Buffalo National Park-Tempany, I. R.; Stelfox, J. G.; Lyster, G. C.The study area areas. Section A. In : J. G. Stelfox, compiler, Bison research 1972-76 : 1976 annual report, Wood Buffalo National Park*Tempany, I. R.; Stelfox, J. G.; Sturko, A.PA survey of wildlife food habits and seasonal ranges in the Jasper townsite area~Biology, distribution and productivity of arctic geese migrating through northern Alberta : annual job progress report 1964-65 Sugden, L. G.~Biology, distribution and productivity of arctic geese migrating through northern Alberta : annual job progress report 1963-64hBiology, distribution and productivity of arctic geese migrating through northern Alberta (project plan)mVascular plants recorded for low-elevation grasslands, Banff, Jasper and Waterton National Parks, summer 1967/Also cited as Elk released in Wood Buffalo ParkTransfer sites for wood buffaloqWeights, measurements and tooth replacement of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in Canadian national parks, 1967-1971Stelfox, J. G.; Poll, D. M. Stelfox, J. G.; Roberston, J. R.|Immobilizing bighorns with anectine and sernylan. Presented at annual meeting, Northwest Section, Wildlife Society, VictoriaStelfox, J. G.; Sturko, A.Winter severity indices correlated to bison welfare. Section E. In : Wood Buffalo National Park bison research : 1977 annual report, J. G. Stelfox, compilerNatality and calf survival rates from aerial oblique photography. Section F. III. In : J. G. Stelfox, compiler, Bison research 1972-76 : 1976 annual report, Wood Buffalo National ParkStelfox, J. G.; Tempany, I. R.Techniques for correlatng bison densities and distributions to habitat types. Section D. II. In : J. G. Stelfox, compiler, Bison research 1972-76 : 1976 annual report, Wood Buffalo National ParkCBighorn sheep specimens collected and skulls examined, 1966 to 1969TWarden Service (Banff, Jasper and Kootenay National Parks) Canadian Wildlife ServiceSPotential use of thermal scanning to identify active versus inactive muskrat housesTechniques for marking, tagging and radio collaring bison. Section G. In : Wood Buffalo National Park bison research : 1977 annual report, J. G. Stelfox, compiler,Stelfox, J. G.; Hudson, R.J.; Anderka, F. W."Stelfox, J. G.; Kingsley, M. C. S.Statistical validity of total bison counts. Section E. III. In : J. G. Stelfox, compiler, Bison research 1972-76 : 1976 annual report, Wood Buffalo National ParkbComputer-compatible wildlife data forms. 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Stelfox, compiler, Bison research 1972-76 : 1976 annual report, Wood Buffalo National Park1Wildlife census project : interim progress reportlDiseases and parasites of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in the national parks of western Canada, 1969 to 1972Range ecology of bighorn sheep in relation to self-regulation theories. Presented at annual meeting, Society for Range Management, Tucson, Arizona, February 1974 and at the Northern Wild Sheep Council meeting, Great Falls, April, 1974MCanadian Wildlife Service studies in Canada's national Parks : a bibliographyBerjian, Luanne<Pembina Forage Association rotational grazing demonstration pasture utilizing cow-calf pairs in north central Alberta. In : Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Agricultural Techniques in Cold Regions (ISACII), August 4-7, 1992, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, edited by D. S. ChanasykReclamation of mined lands, Great Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. Lease site, Tar Island, Alberta. In : Proceedings of the Inaugural Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, December 1975, Guelph, OntarioG1st Annual general meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation AssociationBrine spillage in the oil industry - the natural recovery of an area affected by a salt water spill near Swan Hills, Alberta. In : Proceedings of the Second Annual General Meeting, Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 17-20, 1977, Edmonton, AlbertaThe use of peat, fertilizers and mine overburden to stabilize steep tailings sand slopes. In : Proceedings of the Second Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 17-20, 1977, Edmonton, AlbertaWeathering of coal mine waste : assessing potential side effects of Luscar, Alberta. In : Proceedings of the Second Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 17-20, 1977, Edmonton, AlbertaPaper 9Paper 2#Rowell, Michael J.; Crepin, Jean M.Northwest Soil Research Ltd.3Federated Pipe Lines Ltd. and Home Oil Company Ltd.Agronomic properties and reclamation possibilities for surface materials on Syncrude Lease # 17. In : Proceedings of the Second Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 17-20, 1977, Edmonton, AlbertaPaper 7Etter, Harold M.;< Lesko, G. L.,Thurber Consultants and Syncrude Canada Ltd. EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd.Oil sands tailings : integrated planning to provide long-term stabilization. In : Proceedings of the Second Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 17-20, 1977, Edmonton, AlbertajProceedings, 10th Canadian Rock Mechanics Symposium I; also cited as Subsidence problems at oil sand mines>EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. and Cardinal River Coals Ltd.*Walker, D.; Sadasivaiah, R. S.; Weijer, J.The selection and utilization of native grasses for reclamation in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta. In : Proceedings of the Second Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association, August 17-20, 1977, Edmonton, AlbertaLMaligne Canyon road bed, Mountain Park Coal Mine, Prospect, Luscar Coal MineDevelopment of native plants for use in alpine reclamation. In : Proceedings of the 25th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association. Global Land reclamation/Remediation 2000 and beyond, September 16-21, 2000, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada$The Whistlers : upper limits of life7Whistler campground survey report, Jasper National ParkFedirchuk, G. J.FFedirchuk, McCullough & Associates Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Hale, K. M.7Robertson Hale Economics for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. KRamsay & Associates Consulting Services Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 5Equus Consulting Group for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 1Cirrus Consultants for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. @Barron Kennedy Lyzun & Associates for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. WBIOS Environmental Research and Planning Associates Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Herrero, Stephen; Herrero, Jacob@Bighorn Environmental Design Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. ?Alberta Environmental Protection for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 3Seamount Exploration for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Karst, R..MPI Engineering for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. APiteau Associates Engineering Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. >TransAlta Utilities Corporation for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. *CONSOL Inc. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. =Hydroconsult EN3 Services Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Volume III Volume IVVolume V Volume VInCheviot Mine project application : appendix 21. Cheviot Mine Project : Surface water quality impact assessmentDLuscar Ltd., Environmental Department for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 22. Cheviot Mine Project : Benthic macroinvertebrates, epilithic algae and surface water quality baseline studyCheviot Mine project application : appendix 23. Impact assessment and mitigation for fisheries resources for the Cheviot Mine Project Allan, J. H.LPisces Environmental Consulting Services Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. nCheviot Mine project application : appendix 24. Fisheries resources in the Cheviot Mine development study area.Allan, J. H.; Townsend, D. M.; O'Callaghan, D. Volume VII Volume VIII Volume IXVolume X^Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 14. Geotechnical and hydrogeological letter reportCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 1. Text, Tables & Figures*CanTox Inc. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 7Enviro-Test Laboratories for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. *Birkholz, D.; Ralitsch, M.; Gottschalk, R.Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 25. Inventory, assessment and reclamation of soils and terrain resources : Luscar-Cadomin-Cardinal River study area and Cheviot Project area2Knapik, L. J.; Hammermeister, A. M.; Taylor, W. S.1The Forestry Corp. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Walker, David; Knapik, Len J. YDavid Walker & Associates Ltd. and Pedocan Land Evaluation for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Walker, David=David Walker & Associates Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 5Knapik, L. J.; Hammermeister, A. M.; Walker, David G.YPedocan Land Evaluation and David Walker & Associates Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Volume I9Cheviot Mine project application. Part B. Access corridor>Cheviot Mine project application. Part A. Project introduction1Cheviot Mine project application. Part C. Geology?Cheviot Mine project application. Part D. Mine Development Plan?Cheviot Mine project application. Part F. Coal Processing Plant:Cheviot Mine project application. Part E. Reclamation Plan9Cheviot Mine project application. Part G. Mine Facilities:Cheviot Mine project application. Part H. Project ScheduleBCheviot Mine project application. Part I. Development AlternativesBCheviot Mine project application. Part J. Glossary & AbbreviationsRCheviot Mine project application. Part A. Environmental Impact Assessment overview?Cheviot Mine project application. Part B. Atmospheric resources;Cheviot Mine project application. Part C. Aquatic resources?Cheviot Mine project application. Part D. Terrestrial resourcesBCheviot Mine project application. Part E. Social Impact Assessment<Cheviot Mine project application. Part F. Recreation aspects?Cheviot Mine project application. Part G. Transportation reviewDCheviot Mine project application. Part H. Economic Impact Assessment>Cheviot Mine project application. Part I. Historical resources>Cheviot Mine project application. Part J. Traditional land use!Biblio. Missing in UofAcopy, E 50ACheviot Mine - Plant water supply reservoir : hydrologic analysisHPotential for mining using conventional "room and pillar" mining methods7Norwest Mine Services Ltd. for Cardinal River Coal Ltd.Hawley, P. M.; Thompson, M. V.-Alberta Coal Mining Waste Effluent Guidelines>An ecological framework for environmental assessment in Canada Beanlands, G. E.; Duinker, P. N.}Dalhousie University, Institute for Resource and Environmental Studies and the Federal Environmental Assessment Review OfficeHalifax, Nova ScotiacAlberta ambient surface water quality interim guidelines and Alberta ambient air quality guidelinesRailway restoration Mountain Park subdivision mile 25.6 to mile 31.6 - to service Carinal River Coals Ltd. Cheviot Mine : environmental reportQueen's Printer for AlbertaFCoal conservation regulations, 1990, of the coal conservation act 1984tCanadian Environmental Assessment Act, 1994, A reference guide to CEAA - addressing cumulative environmental effectsoEnergy Resources Conservation Board Guide G-2, How to apply for government approval of coal projects in Alberta:Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Freehold Mine Permit ApplicationYCardinal River Coals Ltd. for Energy Resources Conservation Board and Alberta Environment9Conservation and reclamation code of practice for Alberta;Conservation and Reclamation Information Letter C&R/IL/95-1<Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 50-A-8 pit mine permit application:Planners update : draft Coal Branch access management planEHarvest and effort by resident big game and game bird hunters in 1989QTracking list : vascular plants of special concern in the mountains and foothillsUAlberta Natural Heritage Centre for Parks Canada and Alberta Environmental Protection)Tracking list : mosses of special concernWBreeding bird survey of the 50-A baseline and the freehold extension areas, spring 19910Ungulate survey of Mountain Park, winter 1992/93;Wildlife assessment of the 50-A8 pit development, July 1993GSmall mammal survey of the proposed Cheviot Mine, summer, 1993 and 199441994 wildlife inventory at Cardinal River Coals Ltd.oBighorn sheep distribution with respect to reclaimed lands in the Nikanassin Range of Alberta's Rocky MountainsBighorn Environmental Design Ltd. for Alberta Fish and Wildlife Services, Cardinal River Coals Ltd., Gregg River Resources Ltd. and Jasper National Park gA preliminary investigation into the status and distribution of harlequin ducks in Jasper National Park Clarkson, P..Natural Resources Canada, Jasper National ParkManaging watersheds for harlequin ducks. A presentation for the American River Management Society, Rivers without boundaries Symposium, Grand Junction, Colorado1Ferster, R.; LaFleur, L.; Loga< n, R.; Wolanski, A.MBighorn sheep inventory and wildlife summary, Cardinal River Coals Ltd., 1992)MacCallum, B; Granger, M.; Kielpinski, C.?Bighorn Environmental Design Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.Birders Journal195-204Sherrington, P.VMountain elk survey in big game zone 4 of the Edson sub-region, February - March 1987-Unpublished elk survey for WMU437 and WMU 438Smith, K.; Hobson, D.5Cheviot Mine : proposed reclamation framework (draft);Cheviot biophysical analysis report - CEA and project areasWoodley, S. J.JAssessing and monitoring ecological integrity in parks and protected areasAlso cited as 50-A8 50-B-5 pit water management plan2Fisheries investigations in Spinx Creek, 1993-1995 Carson, R. J. Sphinx Creek{Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 50-A-8 pit mine permit application. Air quality (fugitive dust) evaluation. Project 595.4-R2-8-13 Environ-Test wChemical analysis report from D. Birkholz, Enviro-Test Laboratories to R. Ferster, Luscar Ltd. Lab. Work Order #E509377Luscar Ltd., Luscar-Sterco (1977) Ltd., Cardinal River Coals Ltd., Pisces Environmental Consulting Services Ltd., Bighorn Environmental Design Ltd.;Geology and structure cross-section, Mountain Park, Alberta(Mountjoy, E. W.; Price, R. A.; Lebel, D. Map 1830A1Groundwater monitoring program, Hamlet of Cadomin+Cardinal River Coals Pit 50-A-8 blast study Crosby, W. A.lCardinal River Coals Pit 50-A-8 blast study. Supplemental Information to Application No. 931225 (50-A-8 Pit)FMREL Mining Resource Engineering Limited for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.+Eastern slopes prehistory : selected papersOccasional Paper No. 30fReport of the EUB-CEAA Joint Review Panel Cheviot Coal Project, Mountain Park area, Alberta. June 1997cCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part B. underground mining at Cheviot siteCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part B. underground mining at Cheviot site. Appendix 4. Assessment of underground mining potential for the Cheviot ProjectNSA Engineering Inc. Golden, COHale, Kerrie M.Millennium EMS Solutions Ltd. Brocke, LarrywCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part C. Review of the Canadian Nature Federations' SubmissionsCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part C. Review of the Canadian Nature Federations' Submissions. Appendix 7. Analysis of Canadian Nature Federation ReportsMCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part A. IntroductionfCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activitiesCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 1. Assessment of potential mining developments for the Coal Branch region of Alberta in the new millenniumCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 2. Market analysis)Luscar Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 4. Overview of petroleum and natural gas activities in the Coal Branch Sub-Regional IRP Planning Area and the Grizzly Bear Cumulative effects Model Study AreaYCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part B. Recreational activitiesCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part B. Recreational activities. Appendix 5. Recreation activities preliminary assessment and summary of current situation and trends9Equus Consulting Group Inc. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Karst, R. H.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Mountain Park-Cadomin East PropertiesCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. 50-A Baseline & Freehold extensionsCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Coal Valley Mine ExpansionCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Gregg River Mine ExpansionCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Corral CreekWCrowley Environmental & Planning Associates Ltd. for Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Coalspur Coal ProjectDenison Mines LimitedCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Bryan Mountain ProjectCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Hinton East Coal ReserveTanager Resources Ltd.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume II. Part A. Other mineral development activities. Appendix 3. Preliminary disclosures. Hinton West Coal Property. Tanager Resources Ltd.AEC Resource Consultants Ltd.NCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry ActivitiesCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. AWA Coalition submission, Appendix 5. Alberta Wilderness Association. The International market outlook and the viability of the proposed Cheviot coking coal mineCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 10. Jasper National Park Management Plan Concept, January 29, 1999Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 9. Preliminary Forest Management Plan, July 15, 1997Sundance Forest Industries Ltd.Canadian Heritage, Parks Canada+Weldwood of Canada Limited, Hinton DivisionDempster, W. R.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 3. Interim Forest Management Planning Manual Guidelines to Plan Development. Version April, 1998Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 4. 1991 Detailed Forest Management Plan, June 1992Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 5. 1998/99 Development Plan, 1998-2007, April 30, 1999 (includes harvest and road construction schedule map of June 1999)Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 6. 1999 annual operating plan. For the period May 1, 1999 to April 30, 2000 (Includes blocks approved through to April 30, 2002), March 19, 1999Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 7. Compartment Harvest Plans (Approved plans including Embarras 6, Embarras 13 and McLeod 3)Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 8. Harvest Planning and Operating Ground Rules, January 1, 1996CCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. AWA Coalition submission, Appendix 5. Alberta Wilderness Association. The International market outlook and the viability of the proposed Cheviot coking coal mine. Appendix I. An assessment of the marketability of coking coal products from the proposed Cheviot mine Wilson, DavidTable Mountain Consultanting Pearson, D.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. AWA Coalition submission, Appendix 5. Alberta Wilderness Association. The International market outlook and the viability of the proposed Cheviot coking coal mine. Appendix II. A technical note on CSR Furukawa, A.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. AWA Coalition submission, Appendix 5. Alberta Wilderness Association. The International market outlook and the viability of the proposed Cheviot coking coal mine. Appendix III. Excerpt from " Forecast on coking coal demand in Japan and As< ia/ Structural changes in SMI's coking coal demand". Paper presented at the Canadian Coal Conference, Calgary, October, 19993Sumitomo Metal Industries, Raw Materials DepartmentCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part B. underground mining at Cheviot site. Appendix 5. Comparative analysis of the economics of underground versus surface mining at the Cheviot Project SiteCheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume I. Part B. underground mining at Cheviot site. Appendix 6. Environmental effects comparison between surface and underground mining at the Cheviot Project SiteD. E. Pearson & Associates Ltd.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 1. Available information on future forestry activities in the vicinity of the project. Cheviot Mine Project, Cardinal River Coals Ltd.Cheviot Mine Project supplemental information. Volume III. Forestry Activities. Appendix 2. Alberta timber harvesting and operating ground rules, 1994Application No. 8279 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : raising voltage from 69 kv to 138 kv Edson-Hinton transmission line 144L changes to Edson substation 58S changes to Hinton substation 386SApplication No. 9137 to the Energy Resources Conservation Board re : raising voltage from 69 kv to 138 kv Edson-Hinton transmission line 144L changes to Edson substation 58S changes to Hinton substation 386S5Sentar Consultants Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.rPrepared by AXYS Environmental Consulting Ltd. for The Canadian Nature Federation and Mining Association of Canada;Ecological Land Surveys Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. HW. L. Strong Ecological Land Surveys Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Ronaghan, Brian M.sDevelopment of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 7. Final reportDevelopment of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 1. Development, characteristics and management of surface coal mine lakesDevelopment of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 2. Limnological characteristics of study lakesDevelopment of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 3. Aquatic macrophytes and fish population characteristics of the study lakesDevelopment of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 4. 1992 fisheries investigationsDevelopment of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 5. Results of limnological investigations of study lakes conducted in July 1993A/CERRF report no. AC91-02-02Development of sport fisheries in lakes created by coal mining operations in the eastern slopes. V. 6. 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P. B.:1992 winter water quality monitoring on Lesser Slave River+Gibbons, W.; Gibson, W. M.; Suryodipuro, L.@E.V.S. Consultants Ltd. prepared for Slave Lake < Pulp CorporationBARB, AGL-GWL, UofA:Freshwater snails (Mollusca : Gastropoda) of North America Burch, J. B.EPA 60013-82026763-8007Revision of the caddisfly family Uenoidae (Trichoptera)Wiggins, G. B. 1089-1106Additions and revisions to the genera of North American caddisflies of the family Brachycentridae with special reference to the larval stages (Trichoptera))The mayflies of North and Central America)Edmunds, G. F.; Jensen, S. L.; Berner, L. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company sA baseline benthic invertebrate monitoring study on the Athabasca and McLeod Rivers, near Whitecourt, Alberta, 1987Project 10-185-01-01ANorthwest Hydraulic Consultants Ltd. 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W. Beak Consulting Ltd., Calgary for North-west Pulp and Power Ltd., Alberta, Hinton, Albertaa T. W. Beak Consulting Ltd., Calgary for North-west Pulp and Power Ltd., Alberta, Hinton, AlbertacT. W. Beak Consulting Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia for North-west Pulp and Power Ltd., AlbertatT. W. Beak Consulting Ltd., Vancouver, British Columbia for North-west Pulp and Power Ltd., Alberta, Hinton, AlbertaProject 09-615-01-01Project 09-715-0101 BARB, AGL-GWLProject 09-787-00Luoma, Marie E.YA benthic invertebrate monitoring study on the Athabasca River, Whitecourt, Alberta, 1995Project 09-834-00BARB, UofA, AGL-GWLgProposal to conduct a water quality monitoring program for Alberta Newsprint Company and Millar Western8HydroQual Consultants Inc. for Alberta Newsprint CompanyrPreliminary impact assessment of Chemithermomechanical Pulp Mill wasteloading on the Athabasca River water quality)Hamilton, H. 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Calgary for Millar Western Pulp Ltd. and Alberta Newsprint Company, WhitecourtProject 9-013-01-01IMixing characteristics of the Athabasca River below the proposed ANC millAWinter water quality survey on the Athabasca River, February 1991Project 9-055-01-01sBeak Associates Consulting Ltd. Calgary for Millar Western Pulp Ltd. and Alberta Newsprint Company Ltd., WhitecourtAWinter water quality survey on the Athabasca River, February 1992}Beak Associates Consulting Ltd. Calgary for Millar Western Pulp Ltd. and Alberta Newsprint Company Ltd. , Whitecourt, AlbertawBeak Associates Consulting Ltd. Calgary for Millar Western Pulp Ltd. and Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AlbertaProject 9-614-01-01oSentar Consultants Ltd. Calgary for Millar Western Pulp Ltd. and Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AlbertaAWinter water quality survey on the Athabasca River, February 1993Project 9-682-01-01AWinter water quality survey on the Athabasca River, February 1994Project 9-739-01-01#Shelast, Bob M.; Brayford, Kevin T.Project 9-805-01-01pAssessment of benthic invertebrate under-ice sampling on the Athabasca River for Alberta Newsprint Company, 1995RSentar Consultants Ltd. Calgary for Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AlbertaProject Report 09-802-00Project 9-805-00UContinuous dissolved oxygen modelling Athabasca River Hinton to upstream Grand Rapids^Golder Associates for Alberta Forest Products Association and Alberta Environmental Protection'Lowell, Richard Bruce; Culp, Joseph M. cContinuous dissolved oxygen modelling Athabasca River Hinton to upstream Grand Rapids : 2000 update9Golder Associates for Alberta Forest Products AssociationcWeldwood of Canada, Millar Western, Alberta Newsprint Corporation, Alberta Pacific, Slave Lake Pulp~Alberta Environmental Protection, Environmental Regulatory Service, Environmental Assessment Division, Source Standards BranchVSummary of Alberta industrial effluent quality monitoring 1990-1995, April 1996. 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L.; Thurber, Lorne A.WPrepared by Alberta Environment, Pollution Control Division, Pesticide Chemicals Branch0Eurasian water milfoil, Alberta lake survey 1983kThe distribution, identification, biology and management of Eurasian water milfoil : an Alberta perspectiveAU, AGL-GWL, UofA, AGL-NCC=Beak Associates Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Newsprint CompanycTechnical manual - procedures and methods for evaluating water quality changes in receiving streamsIA.A. aquatics Research Ltd. for Alberta Environment, Water Quality Branch:Town of Whitecourt Waterworks, Sewerage and Roadways StudynAlberta Newsprint Co. Ltd. Paper Mill near Whitecourt, Alberta - water intake and effluent diffuser facilitiesMNorthwest Hydraulics Consultants Ltd. for Associated Engineering Alberta Ltd.Pcited, Mixing characteristics of the Athabasca River below the proposed ANC millyPre-design information and study design for Cycle 2 environmental effects monitoring for Athabasca Rive< r basin pulp mills:Shelast, Bob M.; Luoma, Maire E.; Fraikin, Christian G. J.XStanley Environmental and Golder Associates Ltd. for Alberta Forest Products Association Big Biblio.,Athabasca River licensed water users listingfAlberta Environmental Protection, Natural Resources Service, Northeast Boreal Region, Water Management/Alberta water and wastewater facilities listingTAlberta Environmental Protection, Standards and Approvals Division, Municipal Branch(Alberta surface water quality objectivesXAlberta Environmental Protection, Standards and Approvals Division, Water Quality BranchEVS cLesser Slave River environmental effects monitoring - first cycle interpretive report. Draft report|Addendum to environmental effects monitoring pre-design study report for Weldwood of Canada, Ltd., Hinton bleached pulp mill\Environmental effects monitoring, cycle I final report for Weldwood of Canada, Ltd., HintonoA benthic invertebrate monitoring study on the Athabasca River for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., 1993Luoma, M. E.; Shelast, B. M.BSentar Consultants Ltd. for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.oA benthic invertebrate monitoring study on the Athabasca River for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., 1995 Luoma, M. E.oA benthic invertebrate monitoring study on the Athabasca River for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc., 1994bPre-design study, environmental effects monitoring, Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, Alberta6Luoma, M. E.; Shelast, B. M.; Steinback, B.; Moore, D.<Luoma, M. E.; Shelast, B. M.; Brayford, K. T.; Martin, J. A.SSentar Consultants Ltd., Calgary for Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, Alberta5Sentar Consultants Ltd. for Alberta Newsprint Company1Fisheries study on the Athabasca River, fall 1995Shelast, B. M.; Brayford, K. T.aPre-design study, environmental effects monitoring, Millar Western Pulp Ltd., Whitecourt, Alberta7Luoma, M. E.; Shelast, B. M.; Brayford, K. T.; Lyka, W.JSentar Consultants Ltd. and Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AlbertaRSentar Consultants Ltd., Calgary for Millar Western Pulp Ltd., Whitecourt, AlbertajEnvironmental effects monitoring pre-design and cycle one study for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.JLuoma, M. E.; Shelast, B. M.; Brayford, K. T.; Martin, J. A.; Spafford, M.BSentar Consultants Ltd. and Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries Inc.{Pre-design study, environmental effects monitoring, Millar Western Pulp Ltd., Whitecourt, Alberta, supplemental information&Shelast, B. M.; Luoma, M. E.; Lyka, W.bEnvironmental effects monitoring cycle one study for Millar Western Pulp Ltd., Whitecourt, Alberta<Shelast, B. M.; Luoma, K. T.; Brayford, K. T.; Martin, J. A.GLesser Slave River environmental effects monitoring - pre-design survey)Watson, I. M.; Hamilton, H.; Paine, M. D.cited, Pre-design information and study design for Cycle 2 environmental effects monitoring for Athabasca River basin pulp millsProject No. 10870610vTechnical guidance document for aquatic environmental effects monitoring related to Federal Fisheries Act requirements6Environment Canada, Department of Fisheries and OceansFile No. 09-688-01-01wPotential indicators of stress in fish for monitoring the sublethal effects of pulp mill effluent. Informational reportPrepared for Alberta Newsprint Company and Millar-Western Pulp Company, Whitecourt, Alberta, by Environmental Management Associates, Calgary, Alberta for Golder Associates Draft, 19923Water quality in the Athabasca River system 1990-93Macdonald, G.; Hamilton, H. R. QHydroQual Consultants Inc. for Alberta Environment, Standards & Approval DivisionReport No. SWE-88/13THydroQual Consultants Inc. for Alberta Environment, Standards and Approvals DivisionThompson, M. V.; Fitch, M.AReport on hydraulic field studies, Lesser Slave River, March 1989Radermacher, A.; Thompson, M.RHydroQual Consultants Inc. for Alberta Environment, Standards & Approvals DivisionXDevelopment of technique and measurement of SOD during the winter on the Athabasca RiverCasey, R. J.; Noton, L.7Alberta Environment, Monitoring and Assessment DivisionFurther guidance for the adult fish survey for aquatic environmental effects monitoring related to Federal Fisheries Act requirements;Technical bulletin on the pulp and paper regulatory package@Environment Canada Pulp and Paper Technical Issues Working GroupWoo, Daniel; Pounds, DerrickFurther guidance for the invertebrate community survey for aquatic environmental effects monitoring related to Federal Fisheries Act requirementsOTechnical guidance document for aquatic environmental effects monitoring. DraftV1991 seminar on environmental effects monitoring, October 7, 1991, Quebec City, Quebec6Canadian Pulp and Paper Association, Technical section5CPPA seminar aquatic environmental effects monitoring2Stochastic river quality model : model version 2.0oHydroQual Consultants Inc., Calgary and Gore & Storrie Ltd., Toronto for Alberta Environment, Planning DivisionSediment Oxygen Demand<HBT AGRA Limited for The Alberta Forest Products AssociationlAquatic environmental effects monitoring for the pulp and paper sector : program strategy and qualificationsBeak _Activated sludge workshop : process control procedures for pulp and paper mills. Fourth Edition ETC, Inc,Allan, R.; Klym, D.23-38 Moore, DanielInstitutional environmental due diligence as part of the organization's culture : the Suncor oil sands group experience. In : 5th Annual Calgary Environmental & Pollution Control Conference '92, conference proceedings, Calgary, October 21, 1992Wastewater treatment for mechanical pulp effluent. In : 5th Annual Calgary Environmental & Pollution Control Conference '92, conference proceedings, Calgary, October 21, 1992112-129Richard, MichaelwPulp and papermill activated sludge microbiology, [laboratory] University of Victoria, Victoria, B. C., May 10-12, 1993DResearch relative to land application of pulp mill wastes in AlbertaResearch relative to land application of pulp mill wastes in Alberta. In : Environment Conference 1995, Halifax, N.S., October 23-26, 1995lSlave Lake Pulp Corporation Mill site, Alberta Newsprint Company agricultural and forest cut-block plot areaNovember91-96(Macyk, T. M.; Smith, G.; Isbister, J. A.DResearch relative to land application of BCTMP mill waste in AlbertaSlave Lake, WhitecourtNLandspreading ash and sludge at the operations of Slave Lake Pulp Corporation Macyk, Terry M.8Alberta Research Council for Slave Lake Pulp CorporationYPulp and paper research program, sludge utilization, field plot trials, volume 1 : reportMacyk, T. M.; Faught, R. 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C. for Alberta Newsprint Company, Whitecourt, AlbertaA1996 Alberta state of the environment report : aquatic ecosystemsPublication No. I/674Terrestrial and Riparian Organisms, Lakes and Streams. Unpublished summary, TROLS Third Semi-Annual Workshop, 7-8 Dec. 1995, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AlbertaHcited, 1996 Alberta state of the environment report : aquatic ecosystemsJMethodology for evaluating and ranking of Alberta peatlands for protection< "Nicholson, B. J.; Turchenek, L. W.<Peat Management Task Force, Peatland Protection Subcommittee Cheng, L.SConcentration and deposition of anthropengic pollutants in Alberta : summary reportfProtocol for the derivation of Canadian sediment quality guidelines for the protection of aquatic life5Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment CCME,Environmental Applied Science and Management?Regional hydrogeological study McMurray oil sands area, Alberta9Syncrude Canada Ltd., Oil Sands Environmental Study GroupCo-ordinator, H. A. Gorrell(Dunnigan, M.; Millar, S.; Spafford, MarkXBenthos field collections, under-ice sampling, Athabasca River, February and March, 1993uThe Trees. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermantOverview. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanCarleton, TerryyThe peatlands. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanWinter ecology and wild-life interactions in the boreal forest. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanEffects of fire in the boreal forest. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanThe native perspective. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanSmall-scale timber operations. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanWilderness and tourism. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanA proposed Lakeland Park. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanBoreal forest in the global context. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanThe Alberta government's perspective. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanGlobal warming and the forest flora. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanGlobal warming and the peatlands. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanThe forest and its river. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanThe boreal forest and the Alberta Conservation strategy. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan ShermanIntegrated planning for timber and wildlife. In : Boreal Forest Conference : Proceedings, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 1991, Athabasca, Alberta, editor, Joan Sherman;Pedocan Land Evaluation Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. XAn assessment of woody species plant establishment and growth at the Cardinal River Mine Brinker, C.;Silkstone Environmental Ltd. Edson for Cardinal River CoalsBSummary of chemical analyses, corehole 78-29, Luscar Freehold area9EBA Engineering Consultants Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals/Summary of chemical analyses, corehole 51-C-1-A>Reclamation monitoring at the Luscar open pit mine 1982 report:Hardy Associates (1978) Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.ualso cited as, Minesoil characteristics and quality related to soil construction methods at the Luscar Coal Mine, CRC-Ecological Land Surveys Ltd. for Luscar Ltd. LComparison of topsoil and regolith materials at the Cardinal River Mine siteEWestern Soil and Environmental Services for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.5Evaluation of reclamation at the Luscar open mine pit;Pedocan Land Evaluation Ltd. for Gregg River Resources Ltd.rSoil and overburden inventory and reclamation suitability assessment. Gregg River Mine, third five year assessment6Detailed soil survey of 50-A baseline mining extension0Can-Ag Enterprises Ltd. for Cardinal River Coalsalo cited as, to serve rThe rare vascular flora of Alberta. Volume 1: a summary of the taxa occurring in the Rocky Mountain Natural RegionPublication No. T/155&Fairbarns, M.; Loewen, V.; Bradley, C.PEcology of spruce forests on the eastern slope of the Rocky mountains of AlbertaCEcological land classification and review of the Mountain Park areaStrauss & CronerGermanyDA review of the Genus Orthotrichum in North America, north of Mexico "EThe rare vascular flora of Alberta. Volume 3 : species summary sheets2Wallis, C.; Bradley, C.; Fairbarns, M.; Loewen, V.H50-A8 mine permit application. Volume II Environmental Impact AssessmentCheviot Mine project application : appendix 27. Vegetation resource survey and impact assessment of the proposed Cheviot Mine and associated areas. Appendix I. Reconnaissance level ecological land classification and assessment of two access routs into the proposed Cheviot Mine Area&Cadomin, McLeod River, MacKenzie CreekCieszewski, C. J.; Bella, I. E.FPolymorphic height and site index curves for lodgepole pine in Alberta 1151-1160EEcoregion-based height-diameter models for major Alberta tree speciesLand and Forest ServicesPEcoregion-based individual tree volume estimation for major Alberta tree speciesCheviot Mine project application : appendix 30. First year report : soil reconstruction & revegetation demonstration trials, Cheviot Mine projectRCheviot Mine project application : appendix 29. Impact assessment and revegetationIRIS Beaubien, E.2Cardinal Divide Natural area : revegetation begins.Newsletter of the Alberta Native Plant CouncilCardinal River Divide plantsMacIsaac, P.; Macdonald, C.EAlberta Environmental Protection, Natural and Protected Areas Section4Twenty-six new natural areas added to special placesNatural Resources Service8Alberta Environmental Protection News Release No. 95-035+Successional reclamation in western Canada. In : Proceedings of the conference, Reclamation, a global perspective, organized by the Canadian Land Reclamation Association and the American Society for Surface Mining and Reclamation, D. G. Walker, C. B. Powter and M. W. Pole. editors, Calgary, AlbertaPolster, D. F.333-343Seymour, P. D.QAlpines of the Canadian Rockies. In : Rocky Mountain alpines, J. Williams, Editor Timber PressReport CE00656>Reclamation monitoring at the Luscar open pit mine 1981 report Report M0599=A study of initial revegetation activities at Luscar, AlbertaHorstmann, K. N.; Bachmann, P.DWestern Canada Erosion Control Limited for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.~Detailed soil survey and overburden characterization of the Gregg River Five-year mine area and interpretation for reclamation2Pedology Consultants for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.NReclamation history of Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Drawing No. LL/Env/Land/92004ODetailed soil survey of the plant east area and interpretations for reclamationHarron, W.; Brocke, L. K.)Soil investigation of part of 50-B-8-Pit -Soil investigation of part of 51-C-1 backfill5Soil investigation of 51-B-3/4 external dump regolithGDetailed soil survey of southern part of 50-A baseline mining extensioncCheviot Mine project application : appendix 18. Environmental impact assessment : surface hydrologyalso cited as, surface waterCAssessing design flows and sediment discharge on the eastern slopes RRTAC 87-6Hydrocon Engineering (Continental) Ltd. And Monenco Consultants Ltd. for the Mountain Foothills Reclamation Research Program of the Land Conservation and Reclamation Council and the Coal Association of CanadaHydroconsult EN3 Services Ltd.Preliminary hydraulic design, CN Mountain Park subdivision, summary report. Letter report to Mr. R. Morin, CN Rail, August 21, 1995Preliminary hydraulic design, Cheviot Mine Project, access road crossingst. Letter report to Mr. G. Holman, Torchinsky Engineering Ltd. August 21, 1995wCheviot mine plant water supply reservoir hydrologic analysis. Lett< er report to Mr. Les LaFleur, CRC, February 22, 19968Langenburg, W.; MacDonald, D.; Kalkreuth, W.; Strobl, R.AStanley Associates Engineering Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.Palso cited as, Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.2Groundwater monitoring program, Proposed pit 50-A8KEnvironmental Impact Assessment for the "A" baseline extension hydrogeology1Hydrogeological investigation, Proposed pit 50-A8RPit 50-A-8 Environmental Impact Assessment Surface water and hydrogeology sectionsZGeotechnical update for the proposed railway and road alignments and plant site shop areas]Assessment of possible effects of the 50-A8 pit development on Cadomin area groundwater users"51-B-2 north wall dewatering wellsCGroundwater conditions at 51-C-1 baseline, Cardinal River Coal Mine2Appraisal of dewatering requirements at Pit 51-B-2(Hydrogeology of the Luscar Freehold area!Hydrogeology of the 51-C baselineGGroundwater Consultants Group, St. Albert for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.7Piezometer and dewatering well installation, Pit 51-C-1Mary Gregg Lake investigationsFMLM Ground-water Engineering, St. Albert for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.Mary Gregg Lake*Groundwater investigations Mary Gregg Lake?Completion report for the 50-A7 phase I instrumentation programAMountain Park lease groundwater assessment program interim report2UMA Engineering Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.GGroundwater monitoring program, Hamlet of Cadomin [3 different reports]Cheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix I Water well and spring recordsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix II borehole logs and piezometer construction detailsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix III Hydraulic conductivity test data and solutionsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix IV Cheviot Mine Project groundwater data baseCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix V Aquifer test procedures and resultsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix VI 1994 laboratory analyses and quality assurance/quality control reportsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix VII 1995 laboratory analyses and quality assurance/quality control reportsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix IX 96 hour rainbow trout bioassay reportsCheviot Mine project application : appendix 17. Hydrogeological conditions in the Cheviot Mine project area. Volume 2. Appendix VIII Laboratory analyses and quality assurance/quality control reports (Harris Creek and Cheviot-Thornton Creeks Aquifer Tests)`Review of the scientific basis of water quality criteria for the East Slope Foothills of Alberta4Application for approval for the 50-B4 tailings pond Watson, A. Luscar minecAtmospheric, water quality and benthos monitoring Obed Mountain Coal Project - 1983 Progress reportESL Environmental Sciences Ltd.MBenthos and water quality/hydrology monitoring program - 1984 progress reportMBenthos and water quality/hydrology monitoring program - 1985 progress reportMBenthos and water quality/hydrology monitoring program - 1986 progress reportyWater quality and benthic macroinvertebrate monitoring in the Luscar Creek, Jarvis Creek and McLeod River drainages, 1985(Luscar Creek, Jarvis Creek, McLeod River%McLeod, C.; Pattenden, C.; O'Neil, J.]Preliminary evaluation of nitrogen from coal mining on the Eastern Slope Foothills of AlbertaR. L. & L. Environmental Services Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd., Luscar Sterco (1977) Ltd., Manalta Coal Ltd., Obed Coals Ltd. and Smoky River Coal Ltd.;Alberta Forestry and Wildlife, Forest Research Branch, 1986HZoobenthic survey in the vicinity of Cardinal River Coals Ltd. July 1991KZoobenthic survey in the vicinity of Cardinal River Coals Ltd. October 1992NZoobenthic survey and impact analysis on the Apetowun Creek near the Obed MineSupplemental information to the report : preliminary evaluation of impacts of nitrogen from coal mining on the Eastern Slope Foothill Streams of Alberta by R. L. & L., 1991CZoobenthic survey in the vicinity of Coal Valley Mine, October 1992%Luscar Ltd., Environmental DepartmentILuscar Ltd., Environmental Department to Alberta Environmental ProtectionfLuscar Ltd., Environmental Department to Alberta Environmental Protection by Cardinal River Coals Ltd.NLuscar-Sterco 1977 Ltd. to Alberta Environment Standards and Approval DivisionMZoobenthic survey in the vicinity of Cardinal River Coals Ltd. September 1994`is this the same as Water quality survey in the vicinity of Cardinal River Coals Ltd. 1990/1991?CWater quality survey in the vicinity of Coal Valley Mine, 1990-1991ELimnological surveys in the Luscar region Alberta 1977, 1978 and 1979$Phase II survey of Whitehorse Creek Whitehorse Creek Phase II survey of Cheviot Creek@Techman Engineers Ltd. for Alberta Environment Planning DivisionLA Phase II survey of an unnamed tributary to the McLeod River (11-4-46-23-5)ZArchaeology of the Athabasca River Valley between Jasper and Hinton (ASA Permit No. 81-65)Ball, Bruce F.ZSite classification and prehistoric settlement systems in the Upper Athabasca River Valley Brink, J. W.XArchaeological investigations, site FhQg 2 Highway 40 - Robb Area (ASA Permit No. 77-19)HArchaeological resources description and analysis : Jasper National Park&Canadian Parks Service, Western RegionVHistorical resources inventory report Cardinal River Coals Ltd. Luscar Coal Lease Area<Lifeways of Canada Limited, Archaeological Survey of Alberta9Historical resources inventory, Jasper National Park 1983 Pickard, RodHistorical Resources Impact Assessment Hanlan-Brown Creek pipeline right-of-way Canterra Energy Ltd. : Final report (ASA Permit 81-162)iFinal report historical resources impact assessment McLeod River Thermal Coal Project (ASA Permit 81-127)dFinal report historical resources impact assessment Mercoal Thermal Coal Project (ASA Permit 81-128)jFinal report historical resources impact assessment Denison Robb proposed coal project (ASA Permit 81-114)$Ronaghan, Brian M.; Reeves, B. O. K.iBaseline environmental and social conditions of the Cheviot Mine Project area, Volume 4, incomplete draft0Silkstone Environmental Ltd. on file Luscar Ltd."Van Dyke, Stanley; Lorry W. FelskeqPrepared for Cardinal River Coals Ltd. by Bison Historical Services Ltd. on file Archaeological Survey of Alberta=Historical Resources Assessment Cheviot Mine access corridorsVan Dyke, StanleyBFinal report Cardinal River Coals archaeological assessment A8 PitpMystery and Whitehorse trails heritage resource inventory in the Miette Hot Springs area of Jasper National ParkWilson, Ian R.=Parks Canada, Western Region, Archaeological Research ServiceAlberta Environment, Water Resources Management Services, Technical Services Division, Hydrology Branch for the technical Committee of the Lac La Biche Lake Level Stabilization Feasibility StudyLesser Slave Provincial Park : master plan study. Appendix II (Special inclusion in a limited addition for Park Naturalists and Technical Staff) D. Status & distribution of large mammal population populations - aerial survey*Lesser Slave River plume delineation studyXThe British Columbia Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation, Biotech Publishers0Biophysical analysis and evaluation capability 3=Christina Lake Thermal Project area development Christina Lake, Alberta (Oil Sands Permit #7096010044) Environmental Impact Assessment Volume 2. A< ppendix II. Final terms of reference environmental impact assessment (EIA) report for the proposed PanCanadian Resources Christina Lake Thermal Project - Conklin, AlbertaLHistorical resources impact assessment of the Christina Lake Thermal ProjectIAlso cited, Tar sands processing plants, waste water management standardsEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 3. Baseline information. Section I. Ecological baseline information. 1. The habitat of Syncrude tar sands lease 17 : an initial evaluationEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. V. 4. Supporting studies. Section 4. Air quality studies. C. Air quality study, Syncrude Plant, August, 1973 Air quality study - Syncrude plant revised emission levelsEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 report. Volume B - Bio-physical aspects. Mildred Lake Project. IV. Description of the Mildred Lake ProjectEnvironmental impact assessment Syncrude Canada Ltd. Addendum to the 1973 report. Volume C. Socio-economic aspects. Mildred Lake Project. XI. Indian and Metis Population and CommunitiesEcological land classification of Carson-Pegasus Provincial Park. Appendix A - Color photographs of representative project area featuresMcLeod River, Thornton Creek, Cheviot Creek, Harris Creek, Prospect Creek, Whitehorse Creek, Luscar Creek, Watson Creek, Mackenzie Creek, Mary Gregg Creek, Gregg RiverTDetailed soil survey of the Luscar Freehold area and interpretations for reclamation:Ecological Land Surveys Ltd. for Cardinal River Coals Ltd.]A preliminary archaeological survey of Mary Gregg Lake, Alberta : final report (Permit 79-29)Field studies of pine, spruce and aspen periodically subjected to sulphur gas emissions. In : Proceedings of First International Symposium on Acid Precipitation and the Forest Ecosystem2Fisheries and Marine Service Technical Report 5472Fisheries and Marine Service Technical Report 557Response to review comments on the pre-design information and study design for Cycle 2 environmental effects monitoring for Athabasca River basin pulp millsCorvallis, Oregon:The rare vascular flora of Alberta. Volume 4: bibliographyPublication No. T/164R. L. & L. Environmental Services, Alberta Fish and Wildfish Division, Western Walleye Council, High Prairie & District Chamber of Commerce not in NEOSMMillar Western Forest Products Ltd. Detailed forest management plan 1997-20068 v.`Proceedings of a commercial thinning workshop : held at Whitecourt, Alberta, October 17-18, 19967Millar Western Pulp Ltd. response to EIA "deficiencies"8Report concerning fly ash fallout at Whitecourt, Alberta+Sessional paper Legislative Assembly 544/901Drummond Creek rock glacier reconnaissance reportDrummond Creek"Hiley, J.; Wehrhahn, R.; White, D.nNational assessment of pulp and paper environmental effects monitoring data : findings from cycles 1 through 3Lowell, R. B& .et al..NWRI scientific assessment report series No. 5.NWRI scientific assessment report series No. 4.McMaster, M. E.; Hewitt, L. M.; Parrott, J. L.KThreats to sources of drinking water and aquatic ecosystem health in Canada.NWRI scientific assessment report series No. 1_National assessment of pulp and paper environmental effects monitoring data : a report synopsis.NWRI scientific assessment report series No. 2Threats to water availability.NWRI scientific assessment report series No. 32Timber harvest planning and operating ground rulesHigginbotham, Kenneth O.TSlave Lake Pulp Corporation for Alberta Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, Forest ServiceEnhancement of solids content of oil sands fine tails by chemical treatment and freeze thaw, proceedings of the 46th Canadian Geotechnical Conference, Saskatoon, April 4-7, 1993669-6885Sego, D. C.; Dawson, R. F.; Derenewski, T.; Burns, B. AECV 95-R5Dewatering of fine tailings utilizing freeze thaw processes. In : Proceedings of the Fine Tailings Fundamentals Symposium, Oil sands - Our Petroleum Future Conference, April 1993, Edmonton, AlbertaDewatering of fine tailings by natural evaporation. In : Proceedings of the Fine Tailings Fundamentals Symposium, Oil sands - Our Petroleum Future Conference, April 1993, Edmonton, Alberta Paper F17ESego, D. C.; Dawson, Burns, R.; Lowe, L.; Derenewski, T.; Johnson, R.524-536|Consolidation of Suncor Nonsegregating tailings. Proceedings 47th Canadian Geotechnical Conference, Halifax, September, 1994]Tailings volume predictors : state of ultrafine aggregation in marine and estuarine oil sands+Kotlyar, L. S.; Sparks, B. D.; Woods, J. R.NRC KNRC internal report No. EC-1285-93S; 1993 Fine Tailings Fundamentals Report:Muszalski, P.; Kotlyar, L. S.; Sparks, B. D.; Woods, J. R.KEffect of chemical treatment on the behavior of ultrafines in fine tailingsNRC#NRC Internal Report No. EC-1288-93SZrobok, R.; Kan, J.CANMET Divisional report WRC 94-30 (CF)Tailings sludge treatment Erno, B. P.; Hepler, L. G.*AOSTRA Agreement No. 140, Technical ReportTailings managementMarsh, C. R.; Shaw, W. H.JSyncrude for Alberta Department of Energy, Oil Sands and Research DivisionScott, J. D.; Chichak, M. K.YUniversity of Alberta, Department of Civil Engineering to Syncrude Canada Ltd., June 19863Geotechnical input phase 2 economic screening study*Agra Earth and Environmental for Syncrude 1Lui, Y.; Caughill, D. L.; Scott, J. D.; Burns, R.Fine tailings consortiumProceedings from the First International Congress on Environmental Geotechnics, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, July 10-15, 1994, edited by W. David Carrier dLimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 1 Characterization of tailings and additivesrLimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 2 One metre high standpipe tests on limed treated tailings{Limed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 3 One metre high standpipe tests on sulphuric acid treated tailings`Limed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 4 Effects of mixing time and temperatureILimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 5 Flume test dataQLimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 6 Analysis of flume testsSLimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 7 Two metre standpipe testsTLimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 8 Large strain consolidation`Limed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 9 In-lime mixing tests on limed tailingsuLimed Syncrude tailings test program, 1992-1993. Report 10 Summary report on total tailings disposal research program`Laboratory test program on Suncor Nonsegregating tailings, 1993-1995. Suncor flyash study reportNonsegregating tailings field trial, 1993-1994, Suncor site, Suncor/Syncrude tailings. Suncor nonsegregating tailings - summer 93 field experiment - data report on tank filling and monitoring reportNonsegregating tailings field trial, 1993-1994, Suncor site, Suncor/Syncrude tailings. Suncor nonsegregating tailings - summer 93 field experiment - data report on cell filling and monitoring reportNonsegregating tailings field trial, 1993-1994, Suncor site, Suncor/Syncrude tailings. Suncor nonsegregating tailings - summer 93 field experiment - geotechnical analysis report for the tank and cell filling programNonsegregating tailings field trial, 1993-1994, Suncor site, Suncor/Syncrude tailings. Suncor nonsegregating tailings - summer 93 field experiment - pond 5 filling report - predictions for filling pond 5 with nonsegregating tailings1993 Field program on Nonsegregating tailings at Suncor Inc. 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Parts 2Open File Report 1974-44p. 457277-/Ion exchange and dewaterability of clay sludges817-On the stability and settling of suspended solids in settling ponds. Part I. Piece-wise linear consolidation analysis of sediment layer'Yong, R. N.; Siu, S. K.; Sheeran, D. E.7also cited as S. J. Lane, F. Z. Khan and F. A. TonnelliCTar Island dyke seepage environmental risk assessment. Draft reportKParticle size distribution and sedimentation of five OHWE and CHWE tailingsKan, J.; Mikula, R.yTheoretical aspects of the stability of oil sands tailings sludge. 75th Canadian Chemical Conference, Edmonton, June 1992Levine, S.; Friesen, W. I.392-400KReport on investigation of tailings deposits in Suncor long term test tanks198-?Cold weather a benefit for sludge disposal or potential application of freeze-thaw process to sludge dewatering. 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Congress 274-282Forest recreation in Alberta Sadler, B.Information report No. 11JThe bull trout vanishing from the prairie and parklands of western Alberta6Freshwater Research Limited for Canadian Parks Service4The fishes of the Central Canadian Rockies Ecosystem&The bull trout - endangered in AlbertaChttp://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/collection_2007/dfo-mpo/Fs97-4-2579E.pdf2002?On the old Athabaska trail2http://www.blackavon.com/media/Athabaska_Trail.pdfillustrated by Paul KaneTwo Alberta fireballs in 1985>Folinsbee, R. E.; Smith, D. G. W.; Hube, D. P.; Finstad, K. J.312-327#Snaring River, Jasper National ParkProposed terms of reference environmental impact assessment report for the EnCana FCCL Oil Sands ltd. Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, Phase E, F and G approximately 150 km south of Fort McMurray, AlbertaEnCana FCCL Oil Sands Ltd.nhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/christina-lake-environmental-impact-assessment-report.pdfEnvironmental Impact Assessment application for amendment to the Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G to Energy Resources Conservation Board Approval No. 8591 and Alberta Environment Approval No. 48522-00-09EnCana FCCL Ltd.Dhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v1/volume-1.pdfStockpiling forest soil in the Athabasca Oil Sands. Paper presented at the CLRA Annual Conference, Red Deer, Alberta, February 25-27, 2009Mackenzie, D. D.; Naeth, M. A.Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 1 : Project ApplicationChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 2 : Introduction to the Environmental Impact AssessmentChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resourcesChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resourcesChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Social aspectsDhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/volume-4.pdf2007 groundwater monitoring report Alberta Environmental Protection and Enhancement Approval No. 48522-00-08 Christina Lake Thermal Project Mills, J. B.@Alberta Fish and Wildlife Division, Forestry, Lands and WildlifefSport fishing at Christina Lake : a creel census report about data collected during the summer of 1983 Herdman, M.SChristina Lake Lsd - Sec 30 - Twp 76 - Rge 6 W4m limnological survey phase I and IIDhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/volume-5.pdfNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/volume-3-section-1.pdfNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/volume-3-section-2.pdfNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/volume-3-section-3.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3 : Section 4 Air Emissions Effects AssessmentNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/volume-3-section-4.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3 : Section 3 Environmental health assessmentChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3 : Section 2 Noise assessmentChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3 : Section 1 Air Quality assessmentDhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v2/volume-2.pdfIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VI.pdfCENOVUS EnergyChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-I Hydrogeology effects analysis methodsHhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-I.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-II Hydrogeology numerical groundwater flow model construction and calibrationIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-II.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-III Fish and fish habitat key indicator resourcesJhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-III.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-IV Hydrogeology baseline reportIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-IV.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-IV Hydrogeology baseline report Attachment A data tablesVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-IV-attachment-a.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-IV Hydrogeology baseline report Attachment B Christina Lake Project Alberta vegetation inventory timber volume look-up tableVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-IV-attachment-b.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-V Hydrology baseline reportHhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-V.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VI Water quality baseline reportChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VII Fish and fish habitat baseline reportOhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VII-fish.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VII Fish and fish habitat baseline report Attachment A Common and scientific names of fauna and floraWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VII-attachment-a.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VII Fish and fish habitat baseline report Attachment B Substrate particle size categoriesWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VII-attachment-b.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment < application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VII Fish and fish habitat baseline report Attachment C Habitat maps and photographs for waterbody and watercourse sample sitesWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VII-attachment-c.pdf9Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VII Fish and fish habitat baseline report Attachment D Raw length and weight data for suckers and sport fish captured during 2006 - 2007 baseline surveysWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VII-attachment-d.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 4 : Aquatic resources. Appendix 4-VII Fish and fish habitat baseline report Attachment E Benthic invertebrate dataWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v4/appendix-4-VII-attachment-e.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline reportUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-terrestrial.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment A Potential rare plants in the oil sands regionVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-a.pdf"Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment B Rare plant communities of the boreal forest natural regionVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-b.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment C Site index dataVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-c.pdf-Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment D Ranking information on traditional plants within the oil sands regionVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-d.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment E List of species from the local study areaVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-e.pdf=Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment F Percentage species cover by ecosite phase and wetlands types for the local study areaVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-f.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-II Terrestrial vegetation and wetlands baseline report Attachment G Site summary dataVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-II-attachment-g.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-III Biodiversity baseline reportWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-III-biodiversity.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-III Biodiversity baseline report Attachment A Biodiversity potential ranking of vegetation typesWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-III-attachment-a.pdf+Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-III Biodiversity baseline report Attachment B Landscape-level approach to habitat fragmentation, vegetation and biodiversity assessmentWhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-III-attachment-b.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-IV Forestry baseline reportRhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-IV-forestry.pdf Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-IV Forestry baseline report Attachment A Christina Lake Project Alberta vegetation inventory polygon mapsVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-IV-attachment-a.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-IV Forestry baseline report Attachment B Christina Lake Project Alberta vegetation inventory timber volume look-up tableChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline reportQhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-wildlife.pdfUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-a.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment B Potential and observed species of special concernUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-b.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment C Incidental wildlife sightingsUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-c.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment D Winter tracking count results for the survey areaUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-d.pdfOChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment E Historic wildlife survey results in the oil sands region plus Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project resultsUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-e.pdf@Christina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment A Common names and status of species observed in the Christina Lake Expansion Project survey areaChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Ter< restrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment F Photographic bait station dataUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-f.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment G Photographic bait station photographsUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-g.pdfOChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-V Wildlife and wildlife habitat baseline report Attachment H Summary of wildlife surveys completed in 2001 and 2006 for the EnCana Christina Lake Thermal Expansion ProjectUhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-V-attachment-h.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline reportQhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-terrain.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment A Key to abbreviations used in soil map units and inspection listVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-a.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment B Site inspection listVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-b.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment C Map unit descriptions and proceduresVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-c.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment D Representative soil chemistryVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-d.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment E Soil profile description and representative soil chemistryVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-e.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment F Land capability classification sample calculationsVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-f.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 5 : Terrestrial resources. Appendix 5-VI Terrain and soils baseline report Attachment G Reclamation suitabilityVhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v5/appendix-5-VI-attachment-g.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-I Emission source detailsHhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-I.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-II Upset conditionsIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-II.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-III Air modelling methodsJhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-III.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-IV Existing air quality and meteorologyIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-IV.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-V Ambient air quality predictionsHhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-V.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-VI Noise modelling methodsIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-VI.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-VII Noise baseline reportJhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-VII.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-VIII Human and wildlife health risk assessment methodsKhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-VIII.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-IX Health assessment sources of dataIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-IX.pdfNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-XI-soil.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-XI Soil vegetation sampling dataChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 3. Appendix 3-XII Air emissions effects supplemental informationJhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v3/appendix-3-XII.pdfNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/volume-6-section-2.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Section 2 Social aspects. Traditional land use assessmentChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Section 3 Resource use assessmentNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/volume-6-section-3.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Section 4 Visual resources assessmentNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/volume-6-section-4.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Section 5 Historical resources assessmentNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/volume-6-section-5.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Section 6 Socio-economic assessmentNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/volume-6-section-6.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Section 1 IntroductionNhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/volume-6-section-1.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Appendix 6-I Traditional land use baseline reportHhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinala< ke/v6/appendix-6-I.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Appendix 6-II Resources use baseline reportIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/appendix-6-II.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Appendix 6-III Visual landscape rating tablesJhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/appendix-6-III.pdfChristina Lake Thermal Expansion Project, phases 1E, 1F and 1G, Environmental Impact Assessment amendment application. Volume 6 : Appendix 6-IV Existing visual conditions photosIhttp://www.cenovus.com/operations/docs/christinalake/v6/appendix-6-IV.pdf1Westwater Environmental Ltd. 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Reserve, Piche River, Piche Lake6Proposed 2005 basal bark application herbicide program"Vanderwell Contractors (1971) Ltd.Release herbicideN2005 aerial herbicide proposal northeast - boreal forest region Athabasca areaVisionMax herbicide, Vision herbicide, Phil Comeau, University of Alberta, Herbicide Task Force has ongoing research for this area1General development plan for the period 2005-20102General development plan for the period 2005-2010 -Preliminary harvest plan planning unit 084055north of Muskwa LakeFMU S11 and S08-Preliminary harvest plan planning unit 076094-Preliminary harvest plan planning unit 071204<Calling River, east of Calling Lake, west of Athabasca River-Preliminary harvest plan planning unit 080024=east of Janvier Indian Reserve, Winefred River, Landels River"1999 vegetation management programAMillar Western Forest Products Ltd., Boyle Wood Products DivisionBARB, Athabasca PL%AU, AGL-GWL, UofA, UofC, Athabasca PLAGL-GWL, UofA, Athabasca PL\D. A. Westworth & Associates Ltd. for Alberta Recreation and Parks, Provincial Parks Service_Lakeland Provincial Park, Blackett Lake, Dabbs Lake, Kinnaird Lake, Jackson Lake, McGuffin Lake.Lakeland area moose survey, January 9-10, 1979 Lakeland area}cited, A biophysical overview and resource assessment of the proposed Lakeland Provincial Park and Provincial Recreation area0Lakeland area moose survey, February 17-18, 19810Lakeland area moose survey, February 17-18, 1983+Lakeland area moose survey, March 1-2, 19845Lakeland area moose survey, February 13, 15, 19, 1985NLakeland area moose survey< , W. M. U. 514: January 28, 29 and February 23, 19873W. M. U. 514 ungulate survey: January 5, 6, 7, 1989EMcGuffin Lake limnological survey phase I and II. Supplemental update McGuffin LakeEBlackett Lake limnological survey phase I and II. Supplemental updateDJackson Lake limnological survey phase I and II. Supplemental updateEKinnaird Lake limnological survey phase I and II. Supplemental update Blackett Lake Jackson Lake Kinnaird LakeMA proposed management plan for the Rochester Wildlufe Habitat Management AreaSkinner, D. L.0McGuffin Lake limnological survey phase I and II Walker, R. G.Watters, D. V.0Blackett Lake limnological survey phase I and II/Jackson Lake limnological survey phase I and II0Kinnaird Lake limnological survey phase I and IIEHarvest and effort by resident big game and game bird hunters in 1986EHarvest and effort by resident big game and game bird hunters in 1987EHarvest and effort by resident big game and game bird hunters in 1988Lakeland foundation document7Lakeland Provincial Park and Provincial Recreation AreaN2007 aerial herbicide proposal northeast - boreal forest region Athabasca areaProposed 2008 herbicide program.2008 free to grow herbicide treatment proposalCalling Lake areaGeneral development plan 2009General development plan 2008General development plan 20071General development plan for the period 2006-2011>Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc. for Alberta Environment2009 Annual waterworks report+2009 Annual waste management summary report&Pulp and Paper Industry monthly reportAir/water monthly report April, 2010. I. Air quality monitoring. A. Report summary. B. Continous emission monitoring. 1. Recovery boiler. 2. Power boiler. 3. Lime kiln. C. Ambient air quality monitoring data. D. Venting summary. E. Stack contraventions & ambient TRS exceedences>2009 Annual industrial wastewater and industrial runoff report'Athabasca Public Library has every year(Athabasca Public Library has every monthAir/water monthly report April, 2010. II. Industrial wastewater. A. Report summary. B. Monitoring results. 1. Daily and monthly maximum allowable discharge under pulp and paper effluent regulations. 2. Net production summary. 3. Effluent diffuser daily inspection. 4. Effluent daily results. 5. BOD monthly results. 6. AOX data. 7. Nutrient data report. 8. Effluent monitoring results. 9. Bioassay/toxicity report. 10. Organic priority pollutants (annual)LPreviously called Annual industrial wastewater summary and evaluation report+2000 annual operating plan summary document,1999 annual operating plan summary document2000 annual operating plan)2000 annual operating plan. Appendix 2000>northwest of Calling Lake, southest of Orloff Lake, Otter Lakesouth of Anzac, Engstrom Lakesouth of Anzac, east of railway:Biophysical analysis and evaluation of capability : MackayABiophysical analysis and evaluation of capability : Lakeland areaALakeland College Vermilion, AGS, AGL-GWL, AGL-NCC, UofABARD, UofA.Lakeland College Vermilion, AGS, AGL-GWL, UofA(Winagami Lake Provincial Park - Brochure Alberta Parks<http://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/WinagamiBrochure.pdf1Sundance Provincial Park, Emerson Lakes, Marl BogNhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/Sundance%20PP%20WEB%20fact%20sheet.pdf;%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%&Welcome to Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park [brochure]>http://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/SirWinstonBrochure.pdfQhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/RockSolomon%20WP%20WEB%20fact%20sheet.pdfQhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/PintoCanyon%20NA%20WEB%20fact%20sheet.pdfGhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/Pembina%20broch_final_May07.pdfQhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/Obed%20Lake%20PP%20WEB%20fact%20sheet.pdf>http://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/lslpp-web-document.pdf9Lily Creek, Lily Lake, Marten Mountain, Deveonshire BeachGLakeland Provincial Park &Provincial Recreation area back country guide>http://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/lakeland-guide-web.pdfLhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/Hilliards%20Bay%20WEB%20brochure.pdfBhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/CrossLake_Brochure_web.pdfGCanadian Heritage Rivers Nomination Document, Clearwater River, Alberta[Sentar Consultants Ltd. for Clearwater River Committee and Alberta Environmental ProtectioncCanoe trip 40, Clearwater River - Warner Rapids (Saskatchewan Highway 955) - FortMcMurray (Alberta)ccited, Clearwater-Christina Rivers management plan : regional municipality of Wood Buffalo, Alberta Downing, David J.; Legris, AndrmAn assessment of recreation/preservation values in the Clearwater River-Gipsy, Birch, Gordon Lakes study areaCanadian Heritage Rivers System Study of Rivers in Alberta. Phase 1. Development of a Thematic Framework. Final Report, February 1995, Phase 2. Shortlist of potential Candidate RiversWAlberta Canadian Heritage Rivers System Consortium for Alberta Environmental Protection2Orginally published 1976 by Alberta Forest ServiceDhttp://www.albertaparks.ca/pubsandmedia/sundance_mgmt_plan_Aug06.pdfbPrepared by Geographics Dynamic Corp. for Alberta Community Development, Parks and Protected Areas Jones, Aaron+Three Year Recreation Action Plan 2002-20040Weldwood of Canada Ltd., Hinton Forest Resources@Sundance Provincial Park management planning process stakeholder Wright, J.UChemical and biological monitoring of the Athabasca River near Fort Mcmurray, Alberta Corkum, L. D.EAlberta Environment, Pollution Control Division, Water Quality Branchunreleased report/cited, Historic benthic invertebrate data, RAMPeJackpine Mine : phase 1. V. 11. 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Air quality supporting informationphttp://www.acee-ceaa.gc.ca/050/documents_staticpost/cearref_37519/142/AdditionalInformationFeb2010/AppendixC.pdfjJoslyn North Mine Project additional information. Appendix D. Fish and Fish habitat supporting informationphttp://www.acee-ceaa.gc.ca/050/documents_staticpost/cearref_37519/142/AdditionalInformationFeb2010/AppendixD.pdf`Joslyn North Mine Project additional information. Appendix E. Groundwater supporting informationphttp://www.acee-ceaa.gc.ca/050/documents_staticpost/cearref_37519/142/AdditionalInformationFeb2010/AppendixE.pdfaJoslyn North Mine Project additional information. Appendix F. Human health supporting informationphttp://www.acee-ceaa.gc.ca/050/documents_staticpost/cearref_37519/142/AdditionalInformationFeb2010/AppendixF.pdf^Joslyn North Mine Project additional information. Appendix H. 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Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PH<0(  <?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PH@0(  @?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 000000000 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000000 0!0"0#0$0%0&0'0(0)0*0+0,0-0.0/000102030405060708090:0;0<0=0>0?0@0A0B0C0D0E0F0G0H0I0J0K0L0M0N0O0P0Q0R0S0T0U0V0W0X0Y0Z0[0\0]0^0_0`0a0c0d0e0f0g0h0i0j0k0l0m0n0o0p0q0r0s0t0u0v0w0x0y0z0{0|0}0~0003O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PHD0(  D?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! 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Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PH@P0(  P?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PHPT0(  T?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 023O&*QR RS S4$% 23O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-US  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PH`X0(  X?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PHp\0(  \?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PH`0(  `?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PHd0(  d?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PHh0(  h?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 3Q ;  University of Calgary, Department of Physics West Whitecourt F. R. M. Environmental Consulting Ltd. for Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta Fort Chipewyan, Peace-Athabasca Delta 142 Alberta Environment 87 Swan HillsQ ; Q ; Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4D$% 03O&*QR RS S4$% 3O&*Q4FAlC  3O=# - 3 bR RR RV Vd&*! u,k .(QRS S43* &*! ! R Ru,u,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C <n3OA M% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<C-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D<# , % /, = 3O@&+Q23 M NMR RR R͒]S S4'<(\S S4-$͒ [S S 4eL@ee> ud*ven-USi  PP PZaajk&ffffff?'ffffff?(?)?"333333?333333?3&<3PHl0(  l?3udd23   MR R R RI3~S S4 &&3Q ;* Other Key Words Northeast Alberta Regional Plan NE 27-53-12-W5 Permit 97-157 short-tailed weasels (Mustela erminea), southern red-backed vole (Clethrionomys gapperi), aspen (Populus tremuloides) Later released as an e-article rainbow trout (Athabasca RivQ ;*+ Q ;*+ Q3_ M ff6 f O@"B  ` MM<R R R R8]hS S4ES S 4 &&3Q ;* Comments Canada-Alberta Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture Agreement Trans. Intern. Congr. Soil Sci. 5th Congr. Trans. Intern. Congr. Soil Sci. 6th Congr. In: Control of black flies in the Athabasca River : technical report. W. O. Haufe and G. C. R. Q ;*+Q ;*+ Q3_ M 3f f PM@"B  ` MM<R R R R3YlS S4ES S 4D$% 0$3O&*QR RS S4$% $3O&*Q4FA4C )3O= 3 bR RR RV VdZ&*! u,1H . (QRS S43* &*! ! R RHu,Hu,-$͒S S4523 M  MR R͒n]S S43" C S<3OA U% 03O&*Q423 M NMR RR R R R͒]S S4<-$͒S S 4S S4S S4D< -$͒ [S S 4&e1Geography East Prairie River 99 Alberta Municipal Affairs East Prairie Metis Settlement : land use planning inventory 1982 McCully, Al; Seaton, Hugh1Geography East Prairie River 99 Alberta Municipal Affairs East Prairie Metis Settlement : land use planning inventory 1982 McCully, Al; Seaton, Hugh!Geography High Prairie 3 v in 2 Edmonton, AB Alberta Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation High Prairie regional recreation study 1972!Geography High Prairie 3 v in 2 Edmonton, AB Alberta Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation High Prairie regional recreation study 1972Geography High Prairie Edmonton, AB Alberta Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation High Prairie regional recreation study. Volume 1 : background information, evaluation of recreation administration and recreation interests in the population 1972Geography High Prairie Edmonton, AB Alberta Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation High Prairie regional recreation study. Volume 1 : background information, evaluation of recreation administration and recreation interests in the population 1972Geography Thunder Lake Provincial Park 29 Open File Report 1985-1 Edmonton, AB Alberta Research Council Soil survey of Thunder Lake Provincial Park and interpretation for recreational use 1984 Greenlee, G. M. Geography Thunder Lake Provincial Park 29 Open File Report 1985-1 Edmonton, AB Alberta Research Council Soil survey of Thunder Lake Provincial Park and interpretation for recreational use 1984 Greenlee, G. M. 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Switzer Provincial Park trail map and Gregg Lake campgroundvGeography Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation William A. Switzer Provincial Park trail map and Gregg Lake campground`Geography Slave Lake Alberta Tourism Destination resort plan : Slave Lake / Alberta Tourism 1989`Geography Slave Lake Alberta Tourism Destination resort plan : Slave Lake / Alberta Tourism 1989Geography Cadomin 2. v. Canadian National Railways Railway restoration Mountain Park subdivision mile 25.6 to mile 31.6 - to service Carinal River Coals Ltd. Cheviot Mine : environmental report 1996Geography Cadomin 2. v. Canadian National Railways Railway restoration Mountain Park subdivision mile 25.6 to mile 31.6 - to service Carinal River Coals Ltd. Cheviot Mine : environmental report 1996[Geography Silkstone Environmental Ltd. on file Luscar Ltd. Baseline environmental and social conditions of the Cheviot Mine Project area, Volume 4, incomplete draft 1995[Geography Silkstone Environmental Ltd. on file Luscar Ltd. 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Geography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 21 Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning DivisionGeography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 21 Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning DivisionGeography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 18 Edmonton, AB Public Lands Division Big Bend study area : the potential of sixteen lakes for recreational cottage development 1977Geography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 18 Edmonton, AB Public Lands Division Big Bend study area : the potential of sixteen lakes for recreational cottage development 1977Geography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 9 Edmonton, AB Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning DivisionGeography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 9 Edmonton, AB Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning Division)Geography London T. 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Volume 1 : background information, evaluation of recreation administration and recreation interests in the population 1972Geography High Prairie Edmonton, AB Alberta Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation High Prairie regional recreation study. Volume 1 : background information, evaluation of recreation administration and recreation interests in the population 1972Geography Thunder Lake Provincial Park 29 Open File Report 1985-1 Edmonton, AB Alberta Research Council Soil survey of Thunder Lake Provincial Park and interpretation for recreational use 1984 Greenlee, G. M. Geography Thunder Lake Provincial Park 29 Open File Report 1985-1 Edmonton, AB Alberta Research Council Soil survey of Thunder Lake Provincial Park and interpretation for recreational use 1984 Greenlee, G. M. Geography Lac La Biche 122 Lac La Biche Regional Economic Development Council, Blueprint for the Future Committee Tourism - Lac La Biche County ; a study on the tourism industry in the Lac La Biche region 1985 LeBlanc, Moe; Piquette, DougGeography Lac La Biche 122 Lac La Biche Regional Economic Development Council, Blueprint for the Future Committee Tourism - Lac La Biche County ; a study on the tourism industry in the Lac La Biche region 1985 LeBlanc, Moe; Piquette, Doug Geography Lac La Biche 28 Edmonton, AB Alberta Energy and Natural Resources Long-range recreation plan : Lac La Biche Forest 1984 Geography Lac La Biche 28 Edmonton, AB Alberta Energy and Natural Resources Long-range recreation plan : Lac La Biche Forest 1984EGeography Calling Lake 17 Calling Lake, AB Calling Lake Planning Committee I. D. 17 (east) Advisory Council Calling Lake community plan 1980 Baldwin, ClaudiaEGeography Calling Lake 17 Calling Lake, AB Calling Lake Planning Committee I. D. 17 (east) Advisory Council Calling Lake community plan 1980 Baldwin, ClaudiaIGeography Calling Lake Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Planning Section Calling Lake community overview : background paper two. draft 1979 Baldwin, ClaudiaIGeography Calling Lake Alberta Municipal Affairs, Municipal Planning Section Calling Lake community overview : background paper two. draft 1979 Baldwin, ClaudiaGeography Calling Lake 45 Alberta Lands and Forests, Lands Division Proceedings of the public hearing on proposed recreational commercial development at Calling Lake, Athabasca Community Hall, September 24, 1973 1973Geography Calling Lake 45 Alberta Lands and Forests, Lands Division Proceedings of the public hearing on proposed recreational commercial development at Calling Lake, Athabasca Community Hall, September 24, 1973 1973 Geography Hilliard's Bay, Shaw's Point 27 Edmonton, AB Alberta Lands and Forests, Parks Division The Hilliard's Bay-Shaw's Point area : a preliminary assessment of its recreational potential 1974 Ross, Mike; Brown, Ria; Ovenden, Lynn Geography Hilliard's Bay, Shaw's Point 27 Edmonton, AB Alberta Lands and Forests, Parks Division The Hilliard's Bay-Shaw's Point area : a preliminary assessment of its recreational potential 1974 Ross, Mike; Brown, Ria; Ovenden, Lynn Geography Hilliard's Bay, Lesser Slave Lake 105 Open File Report 1977-11 Edmonton, AB Alberta Research Council Soil survey of Hilliard's Bay area on the northwest shore of Lesser Slave Lake and interpretation for recreational use 1977 Geography Hilliard's Bay, Lesser Slave Lake 105 Open File Report 1977-11 Edmonton, AB Alberta Research Council Soil survey of Hilliard's Bay area on the northwest shore of Lesser Slave Lake and interpretation for recreational use 1977 bGeography 2 Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Cross Lake Provincial Park campground guide 2008 bGeography 2 Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Cross Lake Provincial Park campground guide 2008 aGeography 9 Alberta Parks Lakeland Provincial Park &Provincial Recreation area back country guide aGeography 9 Alberta Parks Lakeland Provincial Park &Provincial Recreation area back country guide uGeography Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Lakeland Provincial Park &Provincial Recreation area back country map uGeography Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Lakeland Provincial Park &Provincial Recreation area back country mapeGeography 2 Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Pembina River Provincial Park campground guide 2007eGeography 2 Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Pembina River Provincial Park campground guide 2007fGeography 2 Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park campground guide 2009fGeography 2 Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation Hilliard's Bay Provincial Park campground guide 2009vGeography Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation William A. Switzer Provincial Park trail map and Gregg Lake campgroundvGeography Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation William A. Switzer Provincial Park trail map and Gregg Lake campground`Geography Slave Lake Alberta Tourism Destination resort plan : Slave Lake / Alberta Tourism 1989`Geography Slave Lake Alberta Tourism Destination resort plan : Slave Lake / Alberta Tourism 1989Geography Cadomin 2. v. Canadian National Railways Railway restoration Mountain Park subdivision mile 25.6 to mile 31.6 - to service Carinal River Coals Ltd. Cheviot Mine : environmental report 1996Geography Cadomin 2. v. Canadian National Railways Railway restoration Mountain Park subdivision mile 25.6 to mile 31.6 - to service Carinal River Coals Ltd. Cheviot Mine : environmental report 1996[Geography Silkstone Environmental Ltd. on file Luscar Ltd. Baseline environmental and social conditions of the Cheviot Mine Project area, Volume 4, incomplete draft 1995[Geography Silkstone Environmental Ltd. on file Luscar Ltd. 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Geography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 21 Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning DivisionGeography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 21 Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning DivisionGeography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 18 Edmonton, AB Public Lands Division Big Bend study area : the potential of sixteen lakes for recreational cottage development 1977Geography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 18 Edmonton, AB Public Lands Division Big Bend study area : the potential of sixteen lakes for recreational cottage development 1977Geography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 9 Edmonton, AB Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning DivisionGeography Athabasca River Region, between Lesser Slave and Calling Lake, Vega, Fawcett, Chisholm, Smith, Jarvie 9 Edmonton, AB Alberta Energy and Natural Resources, Resource Evaluation and Planning Division)Geography London T. 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