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I am currently playing Pokemon LeafGreen on a GameBoy emulator. Is there any way to catch all the pokemon?

I understand that to get all the pokemon, you need to trade to get pokemon that are not found in LeafGreen. Is there any way to interface with another game to trade on an emulator? Or is that just not possible and I won't be able to catch'em all?

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You might want to split your questions - you are both asking for a list of LeafGreen Pokemon, and also for a way to interface with trade - I edited it to be just about the emulation. I wouldn't really advise asking about the list here, though - it is pretty easy to find with a quick Google search, and it would be a list answer, so it would probably get closed pretty fast. – Ashley Nunn Mar 2 '12 at 2:11
It's itemized lists that are bad, where the list is a set of answers each containing one item. One answer containing a complete list is fine. That said I agree that they're separate questions and the list is too basic (general reference). – Matthew Read Mar 2 '12 at 19:28

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There is actually a special emulator you can use to trade between games called VBALink (and is based off of Visual Boy Advanced). If you had another game, you could trade between copies and get all of the Pokemon.

An alternate is to use cheats to "encounter" them in the wild, which most all emulators provide built in.

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You can use gameshark codes in any decent emulator. This is probably an easier way to get them all (even shiny, if you'd like) compared to finding someone willing to play the emulator game to trade with you.

Last time I checked, VBALink wasn't newbieproof and "requires some assembly", if you know what I mean.

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