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Would you like to know more about the Rideau River Biodiversity Project or about certain species found in the River? Take a look through this list of documents you can download.

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Johnson, Martha C., M. Poulin and M. Graham (2003). "Towards an Integrated Approach to the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity: Lessons Learned from the Rideau River Biodiversity Project". Human Ecology Review 10(1): 40-55.
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Poulin, Michel, et al. (2001). A Multidisciplinary, Community-based Study of the Environmental Health of the Rideau River: Final Report. Ottawa: Canadian Museum of Nature.
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Phelps, A., C.B. Renaud and F. Chapleau (2000). "First Record of a Freshwater Drum, Aplodinotus grunniens, in the Rideau River, Ottawa, Ontario". Canadian Field-Naturalist 114(1): 121-125.
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Piranha.
A piranha.

Phelps, Anne, F. Chapleau and C.B. Renaud. (2000). "The Tadpole Madtom, Noturus gyrinus, a Rarely Seen Fish of the Rideau River System, Ontario". Trail and Landscape 34(1): 30-34.
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