Upcoming Training
This area is intended for posting information about upcoming training events in wildlife management/wildlife control. Browse through the posted information on upcoming training sessions below, or submit information on a new training session.
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Loomacres Wildlife Management
FAA 8 hour Wildlife Hazard Management and Identification Training Course @ DAY
Dayton OH
Aug 17, 2017 -
Loomacres Wildlife Management
FAA 8 hour Wildlife Hazard Management and Firearms Training Course @ BHB
Hancock County-Bar Harbor Airport - Trenton Maine
Aug 22, 2017 -
Loomacres Wildlife Management
FAA 8 Hour Wildlife Hazard Management and Identification Training at LFT
Lafayette Regional Airport - Lafayette, Louisiana
Aug 24, 2017 -
Loomacres Wildlife Management
FAA 8 Hour Wildlife Hazard Management and Identification Training at JHW
Jamestown Airport, Jamestown NY
Aug 29, 2017 -
Loomacres Wildlife Management
FAA 8 Hour Wildlife Hazard Management and Firearms Training at AOO
Altoona-Blair County Airport, PA
Aug 30, 2017 -
Loomacres Wildlife Management
Wildlife Hazard Management and Identification Training at 2017 LAMA Conference
Natchitoches Events Center and Chateau Saint Denis Hotel, Natchitoches, LA
Oct 15, 2017 -
Loomacres Wildlife Management
Advanced Airport Wildlife Hazard Management Training
Tulsa, OK
March 13-15, 2018
Successful West African Wildlife Training Session
ERAU Adjunct Professor Paul Eschenfelder (L) and Dr. Russ DeFusco (2nd from right) meet with Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority Director General Dr. Harold Demuren (center) at a reception during the week long Airport Wildlife Hazard Management workshop in Lagos, Nigeria, June 21-26, 2011.
The Nigerian CAA hosted the meeting which was supported by the U.S. FAA and U.S. Department of Transportation Safer Skies for Africa project. Dr. Demuren was on record as saying that birdstrikes to aircraft was one of the most serious hazards facing aviation in Nigeria. The cost of aircraft repair and lost service alone were causing some operators to question operations in west Africa. As a result FAA teamed with ERAU to bring ERAU Worldwide's Airport Wildlife Mitigation workshop course to Africa. Fifty-one students from eight African countries attended the course which allowed students the opportunity to learn background information and the practical application of airport wildlife mitigation. In addition, during the workshop the attendees, with the support of ERAU instructors, formed a 'West Africa Birdstrike Committee'. This committee will support 16 West African nations in wildlife mitigation by data sharing, auditing of airports and resource sharing.
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University currently has the only airport wildlife training program which is acceptable to the FAA Administrator. ERAU Worldwide regularly delivers the workshop several times a year at a variety of locations around the U.S.