Our Work Philosophy continued...

In addition to work on the airfield, our biologists monitor local wildlife populations and research migration patterns to provide the most accurate and current information on bird movement patterns that may influence the safety of flying operations.  At each of our military instillations we are extremely active in the entire BASH program and have been instrumental in focusing their BASH plans on the specific problems at each facility.   We have made recommendations for phase II operational restrictions that have decreased birdstrikes without negatively impacting the training and readiness of our military forces.  We understand the needs of our military clients and civilian airfields and we will work with you to improve the efficiency of your Birdstrike control program.  We have improved reporting and species identification in the BASH programs for our clients as well as being responsible for tracking birdstrike data and identifying trends.  We present the program to the Bird Hazard Working Groups and have also contributed to Quarterly Flight Safety Briefings, Newcomer’s Briefings and Airfield Operations Board Meetings for our clients.   

 

Additional projects we have completed for our clients:

Q Airfield site assessments and habitat management recommendations

Q Analysis of deer control programs and recommendations for effective population management

Q Analysis of migratory bird movements and timing of migration

Q Analysis of land use issues near facilities, including regulations dealing with waste transfer stations and mining operations

Q Detailed recommendations for Phase II operational restrictions and Low level route analysis

Q Analysis of the effects of hurricanes and other weather patterns on bird behavior and movements

Q Community outreach and public relations

 

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