Staff Member
William Wood
Master's
Phone: (919) 810 - 6277
Email: wtwood42@students.tntech.edu
Biography
William grew up in North Carolina and earned his bachelor's degree at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina. He worked with the North Carolina Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit snorkeling for Carolina Madtoms in the Tar and Neuse River basins before starting his Masters at Tennessee Tech in January 2018. His research focuses on monitoring and modeling the impact of Asian Carp invasion on sportfish and native fish communities in the Tennessee and Cumberland River basins. When he isn't researching carp William enjoys cheering for NC State athletics, eating eastern North Carolina BBQ, Chick-Fil-A and surf fishing for Red Drum on the southern Outer Banks.
| Presentations | Presentation Date |
|---|---|
| Wood, W.T., M.W. Rogers. 2019. Abundance and population controls of bigheaded carp in a productive southeastern reservoir. Southeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. | October 2019 |
| Wood WT, MW Rogers. 2019. Abundance and population controls of bigheaded carp in a productive southeastern reservoir. 2019 Southern Division of the American Fisheries Society, Galveston, Texas. | January 2019 |
| Rogers, M.W., W.T. Wood, Y-C Kao. 2019. An ecosystem model for population controls and ecological effects of bigheaded carp in a productive southeastern reservoir. Ecopath 25, St. Petersburg, Florida. | December 2019 |
| M.W. Rogers, Wood, W.T., Koa, Y-C. 2020. An Ecosystem Model for Population Controls and Ecological Effects of Bigheaded Carp in a Productive Southeastern Reservoir. Southern Division of American Fisheries Society Annual Meeting, Little Rock, Arkansas. | February 2020 |