Cursos que dicta

Pregrado

• Habilitación Profesional y Titulación
• Revisión Bibliográfica

Postgrado

• Ecología de Poblaciones
• Comunicación científica en inglés
• Colaborador en otros cursos del Magíster en Ecología Marina

Estudios

Título Profesional

Biólogo, Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW, Varsovia, Polonia

Grados Académicos

Magíster en Ciencias Biológicas, Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW, Varsovia, Polonia

Doctor en Ciencias Biológicas, Mención Ecología Acuática, Wageningen University, Wageningen, Países Bajos

Líneas de Investigación

• Ecología fluvial
• Ecología de peces y pesquerías
• Procesos en la interfaz de los ecosistemas

Mis intereses de investigación se centran en la ecología acuática con énfasis en (i) el funcionamiento ecológico de grandes ríos y las interacciones entre los distintos componentes del ecosistema fluvial (e.g. llanuras de inundación, afluentes, lagos), (ii) el reclutamiento y las historias de vida de peces y sus relaciones con los procesos ambientales de gran escala, (iii) las respuestas de las comunidades de peces y de los procesos ecosistémicos a los factores de estrés ambientales, (iv) los impactos de los organismos no-nativos sobre los ecosistemas acuáticos. Me entusiasma particularmente la investigación colaborativa, interdisciplinaria que integra múltiples escalas espaciales y temporales así que la interfaz de los ecosistemas (terrestre-acuático, agua dulce-marino).

Producción Científica

Proyectos

2019-2022. “Chilean river ecosystems: Human pressures and resilience”. CONICYT/FONDECYT (Nº 1190647). Co-Investigador.

2019-2021. “Where humans exist, contamination exists: Early detection of anthropic effects in sentinel marine species of the Antarctic Peninsula.”CONICYT/FONDECYT (Nº 3190455). Investigador Patrocinante.

2018-2021. “Migratory life histories and trophic niche of riverine puye Galaxias maculatus in Chilean rivers: effects of parasites”. CONICYT/FONDECYT (Nº 11180545). Investigador Principal.

2018-2020. “Mechanisms of the responses of a resilient fish to multiple human-induced stressors within a watershed: integration of the use of biomarkers and ecological approaches. CONICYT/FONDECYT (Nº 3180375). Investigador Patrocinante.

2015-2019. “Within-basin barriers and among-basin leaks: changing connectivity of rivers in central Chile and its impact on native fish”. CONICYT/FONDECYT (Nº 1150154). Co-Investigador.

2014-2016. “Understanding the effects of hydraulic connectivity on biodiversity and ecological functioning of riverine ecosystems for informed river management”. CONICYT REDES (N° 140187). Investigador Principal.

2012-2015. “To sea or not to sea: what drives fish in the Southern Hemisphere to recruit in the Ocean?”. CONICYT/FONDECYT (Nº 3130690). Investigador Principal.

2011. “Lateral habitat use by īnanga Galaxias maculatus in Southern hemisphere river-floodplain systems”. Royal Society of New Zealand (N° IMF11A-24). Investigador Responsable.

2006-2010. “Recruitment dynamics of riverine fish in floodplain systems in relation to flood pulses”. NWO Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (N° 857.00.011). Investigador Responsable.

Publicaciones (*: ISI)

Collier KJ, Baker C, David B, Górski, K, Pingram MA (In press). Linking ecological science with management outcomes on New Zealand’s longest river. River Research and Applications, DOI: 10.1002/rra.3181. *

Schletterer M, Shaporenko SI, Kuzovlev VV, Minin AE, van Geest, GJ, Middelkoop, H and Górski K (In press). The Volga: management issues in the largest river basin in Europe. River Research and Applications, DOI: 10.1002/rra.3268. *

Górski K, Habit EM, Pingram MA, Manosalva AJ (2018). Variation of the use of marine resources by Galaxias maculatus in large Chilean rivers. Hydrobiologia, 814: 61-73 DOI: 10.1007/s10750-015-2542-4. *

Schletterer M, Kuzovlev VV, Zhenikov YN, Tuhtan JA, Haidvogl G, Friedrich T, Górski K, Füreder L (2018). Fish fauna and fisheries of large European rivers: examples from the Volga and the Danube. Hydrobiologia, 814: 45-60 DOI: 10.1007/s10750-017-3370-5. *

Górski K, González JF, Vivancos A, Habit EM, Ruzzante DE (2017). Young-of-the-year coho salmon Oncorhynchus kisutch recruit in rivers of remote Patagonian fjords in southern Chile (51°S). Biological Invasions, 19:1127–1136, DOI: 10.1007/s10530-016-1341-9. *

Ortiz-Sandovala JJ, Górski K, Sobenes C, González JF, Manosalva AJ, Elgueta A, Habit EM (2017). Invasive trout affects trophic ecology of Galaxias platei in Patagonian lakes. Hydrobiologia, 790: 201–212, DOI: 10.1007/s10750-016-3030-1. *

Rabuffetti AP, Górski K, Espínola LA, Abrial E, Amsler ML, Paira AL (2017). Long-term Hydrologic Variability in a Large Subtropical Floodplain River: Effects on Commercial Fisheries. River Research and Applications 33: 353–363, DOI: 10.1002/rra.3100. *

De Los Rios Escalante P, González JF, Górski K, Habit EM, Ruzzante DE (2016). Crustacean zooplankton assemblages in inland waters of southern Patagonia (Alacalufes National Reserve), Chile (49-51°S). Crustaceana, 89: 1639-1647. *

Górski K, de Leeuw JJ, Winter HV, Khoruzhaya VV, Boldyrev VS, Vekhov DA, Nagelkerke LAJ (2016). The importance of flooded terrestrial habitats for larval fish in a semi-natural large floodplain (Volga, Russian Federation). Inland Waters, 6: 105-110, DOI: 10.5268/IW-6.1.914. *

Górski K, de Gruijter C, Tana R (2015). Variation in habitat use along the freshwater–marine continuum by grey mullet Mugil cephalus at the southern limits of its distribution. Journal of Fish Biology, 87(4): 1059-71, DOI: 10.1111/jfb.12777. *

Ortiz-Sandovala JJ, Górski K, González-Díaz A, Habit EM (2015). Trophic scaling of Percichthys trucha (Percichthyidae) in monospecific and multispecific lakes in western Patagonia. Limnologica, 53: 50–59. *

De Los Rios Escalante P, Górski K, Habit EM, Manosalva AJ (2015). First observations of crustacean zooplankton abundances in northern Patagonian rivers. Crustaceana, 88: 617-623. *

De Los Rios Escalante P, Górski K, Acevedo P, Castro M (2015). First observations of the aquatic invertebrate fauna in ephemeral Atacama River (22° S, Antofagasta Region, Chile). Desert, 20-2: 117-121. *

Górski K, Collier KJ, Hamilton DP, Hicks BJ (2014). Effects of flow on lateral interactions of fish and shrimps with off-channel habitats in a large river-floodplain system. Hydrobiologia 729: 161-174 DOI: 10.1007/s10750-012-1352-1. *

Górski K, Collier KJ, Duggan IC, Taylor CM, Hamilton DP (2013) Connectivity and complexity of floodplain habitats govern zooplankton dynamics in a large temperate river system. Freshwater Biology 58, 1458-1470. *

Wu N, Górski K, Daniel AJ (2013) Abundance of larval native and nonnative fishes in floodplain habitats of the lower Waikato River, New Zealand. Inland Waters 3: 359-368. *

Górski K, Buijse AD, Winter HV, De Leeuw JJ, Compton TJ, Vekhov DA, Zolotarev DV, Verreth JAJ, Nagelkerke LAJ (2013). Geomorphology and flooding shape fish distribution in a large-scale temperate floodplain. River Research and Applications 29: 1226–1236. *

Górski K, Van den Bosch LV, Van de Wolfshaar KE, Middelkoop H, Nagelkerke L AJ, Filippov OV, Zolotarev DV, Yakovlev SV, Minin AE, Winter HV, De Leeuw JJ, Buijse AD & Verreth JAJ (2012). Post-damming flow regime development in a large lowland river (Volga, Russian Federation): implications for floodplain inundation and fisheries. River Research and Applications 28: 1121–1134. *

Górski K, de Leeuw JJ, Winter HV, Vekhov DA, Minin AE, Buijse AD, Nagelkerke LAJ (2011). Fish recruitment in a large, temperate floodplain: the importance of annual flooding, temperature and habitat complexity. Freshwater Biology 56: 2210–2225. *

Górski K, Winter HV, de Leeuw JJ, Minin AE, Nagelkerke LAJ (2010). Fish spawning in a large temperate floodplain: The role of flooding and temperature. Freshwater Biology 55: 1509-1519. *

Libros

Górski K (2010) Floods and fish: recruitment and distribution of fish in the Volga River floodplain. WUR Wageningen UR. 1-224, ISBN: 978-90-8585-815-7 http://edepot.wur.nl/154839.

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