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A podcast by wildlife hazard management experts Avisure where we discuss all things wildlife hazard management on and around airports

  1. Investigating significant strikes

    09/11/2023

    Investigating significant strikes

    Although most wildlife strikes do not result in significant damage or catastrophic consequences, having a well-defined system for investigation when this does occur will help explain why the strike occurred, how it may be avoided in the future, and it may even be useful is cases of litigation. Significant strike investigations collect key data relating to the species, the aircraft, the airport, meteorological conditions, and so on, to provide a complete picture of the strike event. Dr Jeff McKee joins Kylie Patrick to talk about the how and why of strike investigation.

    47 min
  2. Managing wildlife at Melbourne Airport, Australia

    31/08/2023

    Managing wildlife at Melbourne Airport, Australia

    Melbourne Airport is the primary airport serving Melbourne, Australia. With the upcoming addition of their third runway, they will be facilitating more than 77 million passenger movements and 429,000 aircraft movements each year. And their current wildlife management program is in a very good position to manage any increase to the wildlife strike risk. In this episode, Kylie Patrick talks to Fiona Beach (Airfield Safety and Operations Coordinator) and Bevin Buchanan (Senior Airside Safety Officer) from Melbourne Airport about their wildlife issues and how their program is managing them. Melbourne Airport Wildlife Hazard Management Policy Melbourne Airport LinkedIn

    35 min
  3. Using lethal control to manage hazardous wildlife on airports

    03/07/2023

    Using lethal control to manage hazardous wildlife on airports

    Martin Ziviani and Kylie Patrick discuss the complexities of using lethal control to manage hazardous wildlife on airports.

    35 min
  4. How to do a bird count

    30/04/2023

    How to do a bird count

    Counting birds on airports is one of the standard elements of an airport's wildlife management program. This data can be used to measure the progress and effectiveness of your program, identify emerging issues, and assess risks. But these counts need to be well established and implemented to have any benefit. Martin Ziviani (Snr Wildlife Biologist) joins Kylie Patrick (Principal Consultant) to talk about the how and why to set up and do bird counts on airports

    40 min
  5. How to manage ducks

    28/02/2023

    How to manage ducks

    Alexandra Stone joins Kylie Patrick to talk about how to best manage ducks on and off airports.

    36 min
  6. See you next year

    30/11/2022

    See you next year

    Avisure is taking a break over the holidays but we'll be back with more great epsiodes from February 2023

    22 sec
  7. Managing off-airport wildlife hazards

    01/11/2022

    Managing off-airport wildlife hazards

    Avisure CEO, Jeff Follett, joins Kylie Patrick to talk about how and why off-airport land uses can significantly elevate an airport's strike risk because of the wildlife they attract. They talk about the types of land uses that are problematic and how to work with land users and land use planners to mitigate risks and safeguard airports. National Airports Safeguarding Framework (Australia) ICAO Airport Planning Manual Land Use and Environmental Management Doc 9184 Part2 ICAO Airport Services Manual Part III Wildlife Hazard Management Doc 9137 Civil Aviation Authority (UK) CAP 772 Wildlife Hazard Management at Aerodromes Christchurch City Council District Plan

    46 min
  8. How to manage Little Corellas

    01/11/2022

    How to manage Little Corellas

    Kylie Patrick is joined by Tony Goodwin (Avisure Wildlife Management Officer ) and Shane Van Dijk (Avisure Wildlife Biologist) to talk about Little Corella, the risk they pose and the best approach to managing these charasmatic but problematic birds. Little Corella (Australian Museum) Little Corellas: Social and Ecological Research for Management in South Australia ABC News Australia: Wildlife experts question why huge corella flocks on coast Little Corella (Australian Museum) Little Corellas: Social and ecological research for management in South Australia ABC News Australia: Wildlife experts question why huge corella flocks on coast

    42 min
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A podcast by wildlife hazard management experts Avisure where we discuss all things wildlife hazard management on and around airports

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  • Creator
    Avisure
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2023
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    Avicast