
Current Research Interests
Assessment and management of groundwater ecosystems
Sensitivity of groundwater ecosystems to toxicants and
disturbance
Laboratory to field validation of toxicity testing
Stream and groundwater bioassessment
Research Expertise
- Sampling and assessment of groundwater invertebrate and
microbial assemblages
- Laboratory and field-based toxicity testing
- Analysis and modeling of complex ecological and toxicological
data sets
- Stream and groundwater invertebrate taxonomy
- Ecological risk assessment for groundwater ecosystems
Recent Professional Experience
- Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Institute for
Water and Environmental Resource Management, UTS
- Research Fellow in Ecotoxicology , Institute for Water and
Environmental Resource Management, UTS
- Senior Project Officer, NSW Environment Protection
Authority
- Environmental Scientist, Water Science Section, NSW Environment
Protection Authority
Academic Qualifications
Professional Society Memberships
- Australasian Society for Ecotoxicoogy
- Australian Society for Limnology
Publications Summary
- Hose GC, Walter T, Brooks A. 2007.
Short–term colonisation by macroinvertebrates of river
cobbles in main channel and stream bank habitats.
Hydrobiologia. 592: 513-522.
- Hose GC. 2007. A response to comments on
Assessing the need for groundwater quality guidelines using the
species sensitivity distribution approach. Human and
Ecological Risk Assessment.13: 241-246.
- Pablo F, Krassoi R, Jones PRF, Colville A, Hose
GC, Lim RP. 2008. Comparison of the fate and toxicity of
chlorpyrifos - laboratory versus a coastal mesocosm system.
Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety. In press.
- Hose GC, Murray BR, Park M, Kelaher B,
Figueira W. 2006. A meta-analysis of sediment toxicity in the
laboratory and in situ. Environmental Toxicology and
Chemistry. 25(4) 1148-1152.
- Eamus D, Froend R, Murray BR, Hose GC. 2006. A
functional methodology for determining the groundwater regime
needed to maintain health of groundwater dependent ecosystems.
Australian Journal of Botany. 54: 97-114.
- Murray BR, Hose GC, Lacari D, Eamus D. 2006.
Ecosystem services and the valuation of groundwater dependent
ecosystems. Australian Journal of Botany. 54:
221-229.
- Hose GC, Wilson SP. Toxicity of endosulfan to
Paratya australensis (Decapoda) and Jappa kutera
(Ephemoptera) in field based tests. Bulletin of Environmental
Contamination and Toxicology. 75:882-889.
- Hose GC. 2005. Assessing the need for
groundwater quality guidelines using the species sensitivity
distribution approach. Human and Ecological Risk
Assessment. 11:951-966.
- Battaglia M,Hose GC, Turak E, Warden B. 2005.
Depauperate macroinvertebrates in a mine affected stream: clean
water may be the key to recovery. Environmental Pollution.
138:132-141.
- Hose GC, Lim RP, Jones P. 2005. Hyporheic
macroinvertebrates in riffle and pool areas of temporary streams in
south eastern Australia. Hydrobiologia. 532: 81-90.
- Hose GC, Van den Brink PJ. 2004. Confirming
the species sensitivity distribution concept for endosulfan using
laboratory, mesocosm and field data. Archives of Environmental
Contamination and Toxicology 47(4): 511-520.
- Hose GC, Murray BR, Eamus D. 2004. Water
quality guidelines for groundwater-dependent ecosystems.
Ecological Management and Restoration.5(1): 78-80.
- Hose GC, Turak E, Waddell N. 2004.
Reproducibility of AUSRIVAS rapid assessments using
macroinvertebrates. Journal of the North American Benthological
Society. 23(1): 126-139.
- Murray BR, Zeppel MJB, Hose GC, Eamus D. 2003.
Groundwater-dependent ecosystems in Australia: It’s more than
just water for rivers. Ecological Management and
Restoration. 4:110-113.
- Hose GC, Lim RP, Hyne RV, Pablo F. 2003.
Short-term exposure to aqueous endosulfan affects macroinvertebrate
communities. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety.
56(2): 282-294.
- Hose GC, Lim RP, Hyne RV. 2003. The transport,
fate and effects of endosulfan in Australian aquatic ecosystems.
Australasian Journal of Ecotoxicology. 9(1): 101-111.
- Hose GC, Hyne RV, Lim RP. 2003. Toxicity of
endosulfan to Atalophlebia spp. (Ephemeroptera) in the
laboratory, mesocosm and field. Environmental Toxicology and
Chemistry. 22(12): 3062-3068.
- Hose GC, James JJ, Gray MR. 2002. Spider webs
as environmental indicators. Environmental Pollution.
120(3): 231-239.