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Airport wildlife Management
The Airport Wildlife Management course offers a comprehensive understanding of wildlife hazard management within airport environments. It covers key components of a Wildlife Hazard Management Programme (WHMP), including identifying wildlife risks, assessing habitat conditions, and implementing effective control measures to minimize wildlife strikes. Participants will learn strategies for monitoring wildlife activity, modifying habitats to deter hazardous species, and ensuring compliance with national and international aviation safety standards. This course is essential for airport personnel responsible for maintaining safe operations by reducing wildlife-related risks.
Objectives
- List the key elements of wildlife and habitat management in the context of aviation
- Define the possible variations in wildlife species and behaviors within and around the aerodrome
- Describe the different control measures and intervention techniques adopted to mitigate risks due to wildlife hazards
- Explain how to plan, execute, and evaluate a Wildlife Hazard Management Programme specific to an airport's situation
Program Content
- Roles and responsibilities - State and aerodrome
- Hazard and risk analysis
- Wildlife and habitat control
- Aerodrome topography and habitat management
- Operational practices and training requirements
- Wildlife and habitat evaluation of effectiveness
