Bird Dispersal
Wildlife hazard management programmes result in substantial savings for airports, a study in the journal Nature has found. The study estimates that the savings achieved from wildlife hazard management programmes are seven times greater than the costs thanks to a reduction. The study, “Estimating the impact of airport wildlife hazards management on realized wildlife strike […]
Birds pose a significant danger at airports, creating potential hazards for aviation safety. The presence of birds near runways and in flight paths can lead to bird strikes, where aircraft collide with these animals during take-off or landing. These incidents may result in damage to the aircraft’s engines, wings or other critical components, jeopardising the […]
Scarecrow is proud to feature two new videos on our website, highlighting the effectiveness of our popular products. The first focuses on the B.I.R.D. Tab System, and how its user-friendliness helps airside teams to monitor and report on wildlife movements at all times. The second features our Off Aerodrome Reporting (OAR), and how it helps […]
Here at Scarecrow, we’re looking forward to a wonderful 2023, partly because our 2022 was so special. We enjoyed spending time at the World Birdstrike Association Conference in Thailand, for example, and we appointed our new Technical Sales Support Chris Matthews. We also celebrated a rewarding milestone as we provided refresher training for our 50th […]
Here at Scarecrow, one of our main areas of focus is of course on diverting the avian population well away from retail parks, airports, marinas, oil rigs, gas platforms, wind farms and many other places. Our role, put simply, is to discourage birds and other creatures from entering certain areas. This Christmas, however, there are […]
As the aviation industry prepares for the COVID-19 aftermath, technology companies Robin and Scarecrow have joined forces to forge a brand-new offering to bird control at airports. The two companies believe that more innovative tools are needed, now more than ever, to combat the rising challenges of bird control and wildlife management […]
Scarecrow are delighted with the results of a recent survey of Airport clients that use the Scarecrow B.I.R.D. Tab system. On a scale of 1 (not at all satisfied) to 5 (very satisfied), the following average scores were achieved: General Scarecrow Service: average score 4.6 Technical Support: average score 4.6 Training/Refresher Training: average score 4.5 […]
Scarecrow have recently received the below feedback from Mr Odkhuu Biraazana, Wildlife and Environmental officer for Airports Authority of Mongolia after supplying them with equipment for two of their airports. “Bird dispersal systems are essential to reduce the bird/wildlife strike hazard in vicinity of the airport. The equipment Scarecrow Premier 2020 and Patrol Two have […]
At the end of what has been a difficult 2020, the Scarecrow staff send season’s greetings to all those we have had dealings with. Wishing you all a very merry, safe, healthy and prosperous New Year
In quarter 1 of 2020, Scarecrow supplied Cairo International Airport, Egypt with our vehicle-mounted bird control system through our local agent Senoussi Freezone & IGS Company. The plan was for Scarecrow Director, Lee Pannett, to visit CAC and provide training on the use of the system and distress calls shortly after supply but unfortunately, Covid-19 […]
