A total of 124 persons from 31 countries participated in the conference. All aviation related professions were present in varying numbers; pilots, manufacturer, policy and oversight, vendor, wildlife controller and manager, consultant, farmer, ATC, hunter, researcher, QHE safety officer, etc. 40 persons participated in the brainstorm sessions for improving the WBA Global Action Plan (GAP). …
Wildlife Responses to Long-Term Application of Biosolids to Grasslands in North Carolina Brian E. Washburn and Michael J. Begier Click here for the Article
Improving Airplane Safety: Tableau and Bird Strikes Andrew Wade, Simon Fraser University/The Boeing Company Roger Nicholson, The Boeing Company Click here for the Article
Poster Presentation Effects of Turf Rolling and Soil Aeration on Rodent Populations Gary Witmer USDA APHIS Wildlife Services, National Wildlife Research Center Fort Collins, Colorado David Borrowman USDA APHIS Wildlife Services, Kansas City, Missouri Click here for the Article
Bird Use of Stormwater-Management Ponds: Decreasing Avian Attractants on Airports Bradley F. Blackwell, Laurence Schafer, David Helon, Michael Linnell Click here for the Article
Airport focus: Is a Thames Estuary airport feasible? Professor Sir David King, Dr Oliver Inderwildi and Dr Chris Carey Click here for the Article
AN ECOLOGICAL APPROACH APPLIED TO THE BIRDSTRIKE PHENOMENON C.Soldatini , V. Georgalas, A.Andreon , P. Torricelli, And Y.V. Albores-Barajas Click here for the Article
AO, AIRPORT OVERLAY ZONE Click here for the Article
Open-space Cultivation and Mowing Techniques at Stuttgart Airport – A Field Report H.-P. SCHMID & G. MATTHÄUS, Stuttgart Click here for the Article
GLOBAL MILITARY FLIGHT TRAINING MARKET REPORT 2018 – 2019 Click here for the Article