• Factors Influencing the Implementation of Community-Wide Recycling Programs 

  Fier, Brian James (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  The purpose of this study was to determine how the social, economic, political, and administrative factors within a community influence the implementation of community-wide recycling programs. More specifically, this ...

• Assessment of Ecotourism on Community Development: Case of Ecotourism and the Ely Community 

  Oumarou, Boubacar Hassane (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  This study evaluated ecotourism in Ely, Minnesota, gateway to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and the International Wolf Center. The study used Flora and Flora's (2008) community capitals framework to ...

• Impact of Rogun Dam on Downstream Uzbekistan Agriculture 

  Jalilov, Shokhrukh-Mirzo (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  Strains among the states of Central Asia caused by overuse of the region's scarce water resources have been increasing in recent years. This is especially true for the relations between Tajikistan, upstream, and Uzbekistan, ...

• Effect of Aminopyralid on Crop Rotations and Native Forbs 

  Mikkelson, Jonathan Randall (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  Aminopyralid often is used for invasive weed control in Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) land. As CRP land is returned to crop production, aminopyralid persistence in soil could limit future planting options. Field ...

• Factors Influencing the Current Residential Energy Related Building Practices in North Dakota 

  Pedersen, Carl Arne (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  The aim of the present study is twofold, develop a quantitative understanding of the current residential building practices related to energy efficiency in North Dakota and combine that understanding with an exploratory ...

• The Evaluation of Soil Carbon Levels on Post-contract Conservation Reserve Program Lands in Southwestern North Dakota using Multiple Agricultural Use Practices 

  Sebesta, Eva Lynn (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) removes highly erodible lands from production for a contract period of 10 to 15 years. During the contract period permanent vegetation cover is established, allowing biological, ...

• Developing Machine Learning and Deep Learning Soil Moisture Models for Precision Agricultural Applications 

  Zhang, Xiaomo (North Dakota State University, 2023)

  Monitoring soil moisture is increasingly becoming a research focus in the fields of agriculture, hydrology, meteorology, and ecology. While soil moisture measurements at points (<1 m²) and their estimation at larger scales ...

• Avian Use of Rice Baited Trays Attached to Cages with Live Decoy Blackbirds in Central North Dakota 

  Winter, Jamison Brian (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  The viability of a management program using DRC-1339 (3-chloro-4-methylanaline hydrochloride) rice bait and live decoy blackbirds to reduce avian depredation on sunflower was assessed. In fall 2007 and 2008, observations ...

• Relationship between Visual Obstruction Reading and Herbage Production for Ecological Sites in a Semi-Arid Climate of the Northern Plains 

  Woehl, Derek Devonne (North Dakota State University, 2010)

  Carbon nanotubes have been the main focus in science and engineering fields lately for their extraordinary properties. But carbon nanotube fabrication process is very expensive, particularly for reinforcements and ...

• Evaluating Carbon Sequestration in CRP and Restored Grasslands in the North Central U.S. 

  Riopel, Jason Allen (North Dakota State University, 2009)

  The issue of global climate change raises a need for information on the management and mitigation of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2). The knowledge of carbon (C) characteristics within land resources can be useful for ...

• Management Influences on Plant Community Composition in the Prairie Pothole Region 

  Coleman, Carlee (North Dakota State University, 2022)

  Remnant prairies in the Prairie Pothole Region (PPR) should serve as repositories of native plant species, yet disrupted ecological process, invasive species, potential nitrogen deposition, climate change, and numerous ...

• Adaptive Management as a Tool in the Restoration of Grassland, Wetland, and Riparian Ecosystems within the Northern Great Plains 

  Polgar, Monica (North Dakota State University, 2022)

  Four individual restoration projects were conducted across grassland, wetland, and riparian ecosystems in the Northern Great Plains, with common themes of adaptive management and enhancing native plant species presence. ...

• Recovery of Physical and Biological Soil Properties and Vegetation on Reclaimed Oil Well Pads in Western North Dakota 

  Christopherson, Chase (North Dakota State University, 2022)

  Since 2000, the oil industry in North Dakota has grown to become the fifth largest oil producing and the second largest oil production and reserve state in the country. This increase in growth and activity has contributed ...

• Evaluation of Habitat Selection by Nesting Sharp-Tailed Grouse and Survivorship of Hens, Males, and Nests on the Grand River National Grasslands in Northwest South Dakota, USA 

  Houchen, Dean Joseph (North Dakota State University, 2011)

  Plains sharp-tailed grouse nesting habitat was evaluated on the Grand River National Grasslands (GRNG) in northwest South Dakota, in the spring and summer of 2009 and 2010. Experiment #1 was conducted across the GRNG with ...

• Prairie Restoration outcomes in the Northern Tallgrass and Mixed Grass Prairie Eco-Region 

  Larson, Tyler Kjos (North Dakota State University, 2011)

  Prairie restorations have been implemented using a variety of seeding methods and techniques. The outcomes of these prairie restorations have not been surveyed on United States Fish and Wildlife Service lands in eastern ...

• Rangeland and Pasture Improvements for Southeastern North Dakota 

  Huffington, Michael Paul (North Dakota State University, 2011)

  Degraded pasture and rangelands are becoming increasingly present in southeastern North Dakota and throughout the Northern Great Plains. Problems associated with degraded pasture and rangelands include loss of biodiversity, ...

• Fire History of the Ponderosa Pine Stand in Southwestern North Dakota 

  Beckers, Jesse (North Dakota State University, 2007)

  A study on the fire history of the ponderosa pine (Pi nus ponderosa P. & C. Lawson) forest in northern Slope County, North Dakota, was completed. The objectives of this study were to determine the pre- and post-settlement ...

• Assessment of Prairie Pothole Conditions and Plant Community Composition on FWS Fee-Title Lands 

  Jones, Seth (North Dakota State University, 2021)

  Conditions of wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region have been severely degraded due to anthropogenic disturbances, such as cultivation and climate change. To maintain or restore the diversity and integrity of these ...

• Improving Data and Understanding of Public Water Supply in North Dakota Through Municipal and Industrial Water-Use Information Specifically Focusing on the Bakken Region 2000-2018 

  Cleys, Joseph Connor (North Dakota State University, 2021)

  The Bakken oil boom 2005–2015 has dominated conversations on North Dakota’s water use in the past two decades. This study focused on municipal and industrial water use across 83 different use categories for the Bakken and ...

• Past Flooding Events and a 400+ Year Ring-Width Chronology of Bur Oak Along The Red River in North Dakota and Minnesota 

  Schlauderaff, Matthew Bruce (North Dakota State University, 2021)

  A paleoflood record of the United States portion of the Red River of the North was created utilizing rings of bur oak (Quercus macrocarpa Michx.). Emphasis was placed on the flood of 1826. Samples were collected from ...

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