1. The Wildlife Hazard Management Plan Checklist

2. Goals More robust WHMP More effective annual review Streamline inspection

3. “Bird strikes happen all the time” “Birds go right through the engines”

4. “Bird strikes are not preventable”

5. “I don’t need a Wildlife Hazard Assessment to tell me what wildlife I have”

6. Review The WHA/ WHMP process Site visit Hazard Assessment Plan development Monitoring and Plan updates

7. Review Biologist selection Qualifications-based Advisory Circular 150/5200-36  Degree in Wildlife Biology  Completion of 3-day course  Completion of mentored WHA  Maintenance requirements

8. The Checklist General  Summary of greatest hazards  Follows 139.337 (f) regulation

9. 1. Authority and responsibility  Decision-making roles & responsibilities  Immediate actions & condition reporting “Cooperative programs”  Off-airport mutual agreements

10. 2. Habitat Management  Prioritized list with target dates  Based on WHA  May be updated annually

11. Habitat management examples  Fencing and perimeter patrols  Off-airport programs  Permanent water sources  Perches and roosts  Trapping programs

12. 3. Permits & legal requirements  Citation of applicable regulations  Citation of any permit special conditions or restrictions  List of permits and expiration dates and copies of permits

13. 4. Resources  Supplies and equipment  Personnel

14. 5. Procedures during air carrier operations  Monitoring  Control  Communication

15. Daily operational procedures  Availability  Routine self- inspection  Continuous condition monitoring  Regularly-used procedures

16. Daily operational procedures  Special procedures  Coordination with ATC

17. 6. Review and evaluation  Ongoing review and update  Data collection and analysis  Process for adaptive management

18. 7. Training program  One-day class at minimum  Firearms training

19. Implementation Annual review Update following WHA

20. Questions? Jayme.patrick@faa.gov (718) 553-3091