This years theme is Safety & Sustainability, it highlights the importance of creating safe and resilient environments for all users.
Airport Safety Week is the perfect time to review your wildlife management strategy and ensure you are doing all you can to mitigate the risk of wildlife strikes.
Loss of Kiwifruit flower buds to birds, at bud burst, can occur very quickly and can be devastating to orchards, causing loss of revenue for both growers and the kiwifruit industry.Fortunately there are a variety of methods available for protecting...
Article first published in the Otago Daily TimesViticulturist Barry Hunt with "Birdzout" auto bird scare laser to be used at Ewing Stevens' Anthony James Vineyard near Alexandra. Using lasers to control birds might sound like science fiction but Ewing Stevens...
Article first published in the Farmers Weekly Using lasers to deter birds draws on images of deadly ray guns shooting the flying targets down in a smoking pile of feathers. The reality is somewhat less spectacular, but proving equally effective...
Technology is powerful and cost effective. 'Moores Law" a theory put forward in the 1970s, stated that the power of computer processors would double every 2 years, whilst halving in cost. In the main this has proved to be true,...
Discover how Christchurch Airport improved bird control with the Birdzout BirdEraser.
In this case study, we explore its effectiveness across multiple bird species, long-range performance, and safety advantages over other laser deterrents.
Learn why the Birdzout BirdEraser outperformed other models and became the airport's top choice for wildlife hazard management.
Do you net your vineyard? Is it worth the time, cost and inconvenience? Are there alternatives that can be used effectively?These are compelling questions.Most winegrowers use bird netting of some form, simply because they need to or because it has been...
Laser beams have been used for a number of years as effective bird deterrents. With specialist lasers designed for deterring birds, birds perceive the beam as a solid object. Providing the beam is moving, birds view this as a threat...
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