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© 2008 by the Soil and Water Conservation Society
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- Lisa F. Duriancik,
- Dale Bucks,
- James P. Dobrowolski,
- Tom Drewes,
- S. Diane Eckles,
- Leonard Jolley,
- Robert L. Kellogg,
- Daryl Lund,
- Joseph R. Makuch,
- Michael P. O'Neill,
- Charles A. Rewa,
- Mark R. Walbridge,
- Roberta Parry, and
- Mark A. Weltz
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