[17] – SOAER

Gill, H. K. (2013). Environmental changes in the lower Peel River watershed, Northwest Territories, Canada: Scientific and Gwich’in perspectives. (Master’s thesis). University of Victoria, Victoria, Canada.

Peel – Water Quantity

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