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Ball, M.T.. 2008. Subarctic nitrogen fixation in monoculture alfalfa and mixed alfalfa/grass forage swards. M.Sc Thesis. Dept. of Soil Science, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Brockett, B.. 2008. Patterns in forest soil microbial community composition across a range of regional climates in Western Canada. M.Sc Thesis. Dept. of Forestry, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
Goergen, E.. 2008. Role of a Native Legume in Facilitating Native vs. Invasive Species in Sagebrush Steppe Before and After Fire. Dept. of Natural Resources and Environmental Science. University of Nevada, Reno, NV
Gilbert, B.. 2008. Notes on Species Coexistence, Invasion and Ecosystem Function. PhD Dissertation, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
Heckman, R. W.. 2008. The Effects of Nutrient Pulses and Community Diversity on Invasive Plant Success in Virginia. M.Sc. Thesis. Graduate Faculty, University of Virginia, VA
Marshall, C. B.. 2008. Effects of Plant Function Group Removal on the soil Microbial Community Diversity and Composition. M.Sc. Thesis. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
Mazzola, M. B.. 2008. Spatio-Temporal Heterogeneity and Habitat Invasibility in Sagebrush Steppe Ecosystems. Dissertation in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology. University of Nevada, Reno
Noorbakhsh, S., J. Schoenau, B. Si, T. Zeleke and P. Qian. 2008. Soil properties, yield, and landscape relationships in south-central Saskatchewan Canada. Journal of Plant Nutrition 31:539-556
Tiemann, L.K., and S.A. Billings. 2008. Carbon controls on nitrous oxide production with changes in substrate availability in a North American Grassland. Soil Science 173:332-341
Snapp, S. S. and V. L. Morrone. 2008. Soil Quality Assessment. Soil Science Step-by-Step Field Analysis. acsesspublicati(soilsciencestep), 79-96. doi: 10.2136/2008.soilsciencestepbystep.c7
Rieder, R. M.. 2008. Connections between Science and Business to Increase Environmentally- Friendly Food Production. Oregon State
Battle River Research Group . 2008. Pulse Crops and Crop Rotation Benefits for a Cereal Crop. Alberta Pulse Growers and the Environmentally Sustainable Agriculture Initiatives Program
Lewis, E.E. and G. Stevens . 2008. Root Herbivores in an Orchard System: Assessing the Influence of Root Herbivory and Pest Management on Root Dynamics, Soil Fauna, and Soil Carbon Pools. Kearney Foundation of Soil Science
Booth, N.W.H.. 2008. Nitrogen fertilization of hybrid poplar plantations in Saskatchewan, Canada. University of Saskatchewan
Lafond, G. P., H. Walley, J. Schoenau, W. E. May, C. B. Holzafel, J. McKell and J. Halford. 2008. Long-term vs. short-term conservation tillage. 20th annual meeting and conference of the Saskatchewan soil conservation association
Hermanutz, L.. 2008. Can Trees Climb Mountains? From Tundra to Trees - a Tale of Changing Treeline in the Highlands of Labrador. Climate Change and Renewable Resources in Labrador: Looking toward 2050
Kelln, B. and B. Lardner. 2008. Low-Cost Winter Feeding Systems for Cow-Calf Producers. Saskatchewan Agriculture Development Fund
Hammermeister, E.H., A. McDonnell and S. Hancock. 2008. A Summary of Western Ag's Fall 2009 Field Soil Testing Results.. Soils and Crops
Harrison, D.. 2008. Potential of forest fertilization to alleviate effects of climate change induced insect infestation. NSERC
Lantz, Trevor Charles. 2008. Relative influenceof temperature and disturbance on vegetation dynamics in the low arctic: An investigation at multiple scales. University of British Columbia, PhD