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2008
Harris, S. A. (2008).  Climatic changes along the Canadian Cordillera during the last thirty years based on actual measurements and the need for continuing monitoring. Contributing paper for the Canadian Parks for Tomorrow : 40th Anniversary Conference, May 8 to 11, 2008, Unive.
Harris, S. A. (2008).  Diversity of vascular plant species in the montane boreal forest of western Canada in response to climatic changes during the last 25 ka, fire, and land use. 62(1), 59-73.
2002
Harris, S. A. (2002).  Biodiversity of the vascular timberline flora in the Rocky Mountains of Alberta, Canada. In : Mountain diversity : a global assessment, edited by Christian Korner and Eva Spehn.
2001
Harris, S. A. (2001).  Twenty years of data on climate-permafrost-active layer variations at the lower limit of alpine permafrost, Marmot Basin, Jasper National Park. 83(1-2), 1-13.
1994
Harris, S. A. (1994).  Climatic zonality of periglacial landforms in mountain areas. 47(2), 184-192.
1986
Harris, S. A. (1986).  The permafrost environment. 1-276.
Harris, S. A. (1986).  Permafrost distribution, zonation and stability along the Eastern Ranges of the Cordillera of North America. 39(1), 29-38.
1982
Harris, S. A., & Brown R. J. E. (1982).  Permafrost distribution along the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. Proceedings of the 4th Canadian Permafrost Conference. 59-67.
1981
Harris, S. A. (1981).  Climatic relationships of permafrost zones in areas of low winter snow-cover. 34(1), 64-70.

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