In press
2023
Ausems, A.N.M.A., Kuepper, N.D., Archuby, D., Braun, C., Gębczyński, A., Gladbach, A., Hahn, S., Jadwiszczak, Kraemer, P., Libertelli, M.M., Lorenz, S., Richter, B., Ruß, A., Schmoll, T., Thébault, J., Thorn, S., Turner, J., Wojczulanis-Jakubas, K., Jakubas, D., Quillfeldt, P.: Where have all the petrels gone? 40 Years of Environmental Change and Population Dynamics of Wilson`s Storm-Petrels. Polar Biology, 46: 655-672
2022
Lenzi, J., Bresesti, F., Lozoya, J.P., De Feo, B., Krojmal, E., Lacerot, G., Braun, C., Teixeira de Mello, F. (2022): Diet and debris ingestion of skuas on Fildes Peninsula, King George Island, Antarctica Marine Pollution Bulletin, 185: 114211
Kuepper, N.D., Böhm, L., Braun, C., Bustamante, P., Düring, R.-A., Libertelli, M.M., Quillfeldt, P. (2022): Persistent organic pollutants and mercury in a colony of Antarctic seabirds: higher concentrations in 1998, 2001, and 2003 compared to 2014 to 2016. Polar Biology 45: 1229-1245
Braun, C., Grämer, H., Peter, H.-U. (2022): Monitoring der klimabedingten Veränderungen terrestrischer und mariner Ökosysteme in der Maxwell Bay (Antarktis)Externer Link. Im Auftrag des Umweltbundesamts, Texte 269/2022, Dessau-Roßlau.
2021
Braun, C., Esefeld, J., Savelieva, L., Peter, H.-U. (2021): Population decline of the cape petrel (Daption capense) on King George Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. Polar Biology 44: 1795-1801
Prater, I., Hrbacek, F., Braun, C., Vidal, A., Meier, L., Nývlt, D., Mueller, C. (2021): How vegetation patches drive soil development and organic matter formation on polar islands. Geoderma Regional 27: 200429
2020
Braun, C., Rümmler, M.-C., Esefeld, J., Peter, H.-U. (2020): Überwachung der klimabedingten Veränderungen terrestrischer und mariner Ökosysteme in der Maxwell Bay (King George Island, Antarktis)Externer Link. Im Auftrag des Umweltbundesamts, Texte 143/2020, Dessau-Roßlau
2019
Mustafa, O., Braun, C., Esefeld, J., Knetsch, S., Maercker, J, Pfeifer, C., Rümmler, M.-C. (2019): Detecting Antarctic Seals and Flying Seabirds by UAV. ISPRS Annals of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences IV-2/W5
2018
Parnikoza I., Rozok A., Convey P., Veselski M., Esefeld J., Ochyra R., Mustafa O., Braun C. , Peter H.-U., Smykla J., Kuhakh, V., Kozeretska I. (2018): Spread of Antarctic vegetation by the kelp gull: comparison of two maritime Antarctic regions. Polar Biology 41: 1143-1155
2017
Braun, C., Esefeld, J., Peter, H.-U. (2017): Monitoring zu den Folgen von lokalen Klimaveränderungen auf die Schutzgüter der eisfreien Gebiete der Maxwell Bay (King George Island, Antarktis).Externer Link Im Auftrag des Umweltbundesamts. Texte 25/2017, Dessau-Roßlau
Braun, C., Hertel, F., Peter, H.-U. (2017): Environmental Management – The Fildes Paradigm, In: Dodds K., Hemmings, A.D. & Roberts, P. (eds.): Handbook of the Politics of Antarctica. Edward Elgar Publishing: 351-367
Yao Y., Wang X., Li J., Yang J., Cao S., Peng F., Kurbatova L., Peter H.-U., Braun, C. , Li C. (2017): A network for long-term monitoring of vegetation in the area of on Fildes Peninsula, King George Island. Advances in Polar Science 28(1): 23-28
2016
Krietsch, J., Esefeld, J., Braun, C., Lisovski, S., Peter, H.-U. (2016): Long-term dataset reveals significant declines in breeding success and high fluctuations in the number of breeding pairs in two skua species breeding in the Maritime Antarctic on King George Island. Polar Biology 39: 573-582
2014
Braun, C., Mustafa, O., Nordt, A., Pfeiffer, S., Peter, H.-U. (2014): Environmental Situation and Management Challenges for the Fildes Peninsula Region. In: Tin, T., Liggett, D., Maher, P., Lamers, M. (eds): The Future of Antarctica: Human impacts, strategic planning, and values for conservation, Springer: 169-191
2013
Peter, H.-U., Braun, C., Janowski, S., Nordt, A., Nordt, A., Stelter, M. (2013): Aktuelle Umweltsituation und Vorschläge zum Management der Fildes Peninsula Region.Externer Link Im Auftrag des Umweltbundesamts, Texte 02/2013, Dessau-Roßlau
2012
Braun, C., Mustafa, O., Nordt, A., Pfeiffer, S., Peter, H.-U. (2012): Environmental Monitoring and Management Proposals for the Fildes Region (King George Island, Antarctica). Polar Research 31: 18206
2009
Gladbach, A., Braun, C., Nordt, A., Peter, H.-U., Quillfeldt, P. (2009): Estimation of feeding frequencies by periodic weighing of chicks: evaluation by video-observation of burrownesting Wilson’s Storm-Petrels (Oceanites oceanicus). Emu 109: 316-320
Gladbach, A., Braun, C., Nordt, A., Peter, H.-U., Quillfeldt, P. (2009): Chick provisioning and nest attendance of male and female Wilson´s storm petrels Oceanites oceanicus. Polar Biology, 32: 1315-1321
Gladbach, A., Büßer, C., Mundry, R., Quillfeldt P. (2009): Acoustic parameters of begging calls indicate chick body condition in Wilson’s storm-petrels Oceanites oceanicus: Journal of Ethology, 27 (2): 267-274
2008
Peter, H.-U., Braun, C., Mustafa, O., Pfeiffer, S. (2008): Vögel der Antarktis – Ökologische Langzeitstudien auf der Fildes Halbinsel (King George Island). Meer und Museum, Schriftenreihe des Deutschen Meeresmuseum, Band 20: 143‑156
Büßer, C., Hahn, S., Gladbach, A., Lorenz, S., Nordt, A., Quillfeldt, P., Schmoll, T., Peter, H.-U. (2008): A decade of fundamental ecological research on storm-petrels at the Tres Hermanos colony, Potter Peninsula, King George Island. Reports on Polar and Marine Research 571: 168-175
Peter, H.-U., Büßer, C., Mustafa, O., Pfeiffer, S. (2008): Evaluierung des Gefährdungsgrades der Gebiete Fildes Peninsula und Ardley Island und Entwicklung der Managementpläne zur Ausweisung als besonders geschützte oder verwaltete Gebiete.Externer Link Im Auftrag des Umweltbundesamts, Texte 09/2008, Dessau-Roßlau
2007
Pfeiffer, S., Büßer, C., Mustafa, O., Peter, H.-U. (2007): Tourism Growth and Proposed Management Solutions in the Fildes Peninsula Region (King George Island, Antarctica). Tourism in Marine Environments 4: 151-165
2004
Büßer, C., Kahles, A., Quillfeldt, P. (2004): Breeding success and chick provisioning in Wilsons storm-petrels Oceanites oceanicus over seven years: frequent failures due to food shortage and entombment. Polar Biology 27 (10): 613-622
