Training & Events

The WBA is offering 3 online Wildlife Hazard Management courses; Basic, Advanced and Management.  Click here for pricing, course outline and Click here to Register Please contact trainingwba@worldbirdstrike.com for details.  

WBA wishes to thank all participants for the webinar attendance. We look forward to more interactions in the future. Click here to view the  Webinar Presentations  {module POWr Comments}

IBSC – Brussels Presentations Bird Strikes During 1978 To European Registered Aircraft  Experiments on and The Use of Chemical Agents as Bird Repellents on Aerodormes  Can a Pilot Prevent a Collision with Birds  Study of Birdstrikes at Canadian Airports  Proposal for a Joint Project About Globa Birdstrike Analysis Between Members of Birdstrike Committee of Europe…

IBSC – Brasil Presentations  Risk Assessment : Quantifying Aircraft and Bird Susceptibility To Strike  Risk Assessment in Relation to Restoration of Wetlands (Lakes and Wet Meadows)    Experience of Using Bird Harzard Risk Assessments As One of The Components In Reducing the Risk of Bird Strikes At 7 Airports In The UK   The Impact of Leathal…

IBSC – Bern Presentations (29 May – 02 Jun 1978) The Identification of Bird Remains As Part of The Bird Strike Reporting Proceedure  Bird Strike On Helicopter In German Airforce  Collision of Aircraft With Birds of Prey In the Alps  The Bird Strike Reporting System in Swiss Air  Bird Strike During 1976 To European Registered Civil Aircraft …

IBSC – Athens  Presentations (23-27 May 2005) Bird Strike in Hellas Civil Aviation  Serious Bird Strike Accidents in UK Military Aircraft, 1923 – 2005 : Numbers and Circumstances  High Speed Flight at Low Altitude : Hazard to Commercial Aviation  Alaska Bird Avoidance Model (AK BAM) Development and Implementation  Mandatory Reporting of Bird Strikes in Europe  Fatalities…

IBSC – Amsterdam Presentations (17 – 21 April 2000)  New Technique for Presentation of Feather Remains   Using Radar to Obtain a Quantitative Description of Summer Bird Movements in the Dutch Coastal Area  Wildlife HAzard Policy Flight Safety, Internet and Education – A Leading Tool for Global Aviation  Why Do Birds Collide with Aircraft? A Behavioural…