Cooper Olson, M.S. Candidate
Assessing population dynamics and genetic connectivity of free ranging cervids in the Texas Panhandle
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Cooper Olson is a current M.S. student in the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute studying cervid population dynamics and genetic connectivity in the Texas Panhandle. He is a graduate of South Dakota State University and holds a bachelor's degree in wildlife and fisheries sciences. His primary research interests include population dynamics, genetics, disease ecology, and various quantitative analyses. He is originally from southern Minnesota and enjoys hunting, ice fishing, and spending time outdoors.