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Gleason, Shanna

Shanna Gleason

Ph.D. Student
Office:  
HFSB 306
Email:  
[email protected]

Education

Undergraduate Education
B.S. Rangeland Ecology and Management, Texas A&M University

Areas of Expertise

  •   Landscape ecology
  •   Geospatial technologies in natural resources
  •  Range management, plant identification

Professional Summary

Shanna Gleason is pursuing a doctoral degree in rangeland, wildlife and fisheries management under the direction of Humberto Perotto, Ph.D. Her research seeks to quantify Chinese tallow and Macartney rose invasions on Southeast Texas rangelands using drone imagery. Her anticipated graduation date is August 2027.

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