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Conducting a Wildlife Hazard Site Visit.

2/28/2022

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Airports conduct Wildlife Site Visits performed by Certified Airport Wildlife Biologist for several reasons. For example if there’s an upcoming project like a new perimeter fence or retention pond, new habitat attractants, recent wildlife strike, or if the airport is unsure whether to conduct a Wildlife Hazard Assessment and update their Wildlife Hazard Management Plan. An Airport Wildlife Hazard Site Visit is executed from one to three days and is intended to get a quick evaluation and analysis of the Airports current Wildlife Hazards, Mitigation efforts, policies and procedures and future risks.
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When a Certified Airport Wildlife Biologist conducts a Site Visit, the biologist may also provide the airport with Wildlife Mitigation suggestions for immediate action if necessary or to recommend a full Wildlife Hazard Assessment to be performed. If an airport already has a Wildlife Hazard Management Plan (WHMP), airport management can use a Site Visit to investigate wildlife strikes to aircraft or see if the Plan needs to be updated. Airports can also use a Site Visit to decide if a proposed land use in the vicinity of an airport will increase the potential for wildlife hazards at the airport. For non-certificated airports that do not have a Plan, a Site Visit can provide a suitable basis to develop a basic WHMP.

At Loomacres Wildlife Management our team of biologist focus on the following key areas when conducting a Site Visit
  • Wildlife Strike History – In house data and the FAA Strike Database.
  • Habitat Attractants on or near the airfield
  • Airport Maintenance and Operations Procedures
  • Current Wildlife Hazard Management Plan (WHMP)
  • Most Recent WHA
  • State & Federal Wildlife Control Permits
  • Direct or In Direct Wildlife Observations
  • Mitigation and Wildlife Control activities
  • Perimeter Fence Condition
  • Communication of hazards between pilots and ATC

Data in the field is collected from several different observation spots on the airfield and at different times of the day to ensure all areas are covered and information is recorded. Once the Biologist has collected and reviewed all findings from the above listed focus points, a full summary and analysis is submitted to the Airports Operator. From this report the airport can take the information at hand provided by Loomacres and make a quick and informed decision.
For more information or to schedule a Wildlife Site Visit with one of Loomacres Certified Airport Wildlife Biologist please CLICK HERE or fill out the form below and someone will contact you shortly. 


Site Visits: https://www.airportwildlife.com/site-visits.html

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  • HOME
    • NEWS
    • Meet The Team
  • Contact
    • Employment
  • Airport Wildlife Hazard Training
    • Upcoming Training Schedule
    • Advanced Management Training
    • Remote Training Registration
    • Planning Construction and Development Activities
    • Wildlife Hazard Managment Plans >
      • Wildlife Hazard Project Evaluations
      • Airport Turf and Seeding Consultation
    • Airport Class Notifications >
      • UnSubscribe Airport Class Notifications
    • Testimonials
    • Airport Training Survey
  • Blog
  • Airports
    • Services
    • Wildlife Strike Reporting >
      • International Bird Strike Docs
      • Resources
      • Radar Fact Sheet
    • Wildlife Hazard Assesments >
      • Keeping Birds Out Airport Terminals
      • Drone Detections
      • Drone Threats
      • State Permits - Wildlife Permits Needed for Wildlife Control at Airports in the United States
    • Wildlife Conflict Resolution >
      • Beaver Management
      • White-Tailed Deer
      • VULTURES
      • Canada Goose Management
      • Cormorant Management
      • Red-tailed Hawk
      • Gull Management
      • Waterfowl Management Services
      • Canada Goose Control Services
      • Deer Management
      • Crow Management
      • Goose Nest Depredation
    • Wildlife Removal
    • Wildlife Management Supplies
    • Wildlife Hazard Site Visits
    • Research Scientific Papers
    • FAA Wildlife Strike Mitigation Docs
    • Published Documents >
      • Airports Hiring USDA Wildlife Services
      • Migration
      • Atlantic Waste
      • Impact of Raptor Presence
      • Road-based survey for estimating Wild Turkey
      • Suburban Deer Management
      • Falconry as a Management Tool
      • Dogs as a Management Tool
    • Falconry as a Management Tool
  • PODCAST
    • YouTube