Alex Koeberle

Postdoctoral Associate, Natural Resources and the Environment Section

About

I am a Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research Postdoctoral Fellow with research interests that intersect fisheries conservation, population ecology, and ecosystem science. My previous research experience includes integrating emerging technologies like acoustic telemetry and environmental DNA with population modeling to evaluate fish reintroduction success in the Finger Lakes of New York. Currently, I use food web modeling techniques to quantify the ecosystem-level consequences of coregonine (Coregonus spp.) fisheries restoration in the Great Lakes.

Education

PhD in Natural Resources, Cornell University, 2025

MS in Fisheries Science, Oregon State University, 2019

BS in Natural Resources, Cornell University, 2013

Recent Research

Publications are available via Google Scholar

Contact Information

Fernow Hall 310

alk239 [at] cornell.edu

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Alex in the news

News

December 8, 2025

New Doctor at CBFS and DNRE

Alex Koeberle defended his thesis “POPULATION ECOLOGY OF ALEWIFE AND CISCO IN LAKE ECOSYSTEMS” and is now Dr. Alex Koeberle. Dr. Koeberle worked in two New York lakes – Keuka Lake and Otsego Lake – where the alewife population had declined...

Biological Field Station
Natural Resources and the Environment Section
Ecosystems