CASE STUDIES
A selection of our work

Bill Read from the Royal Aeronautical Society looks at the dangers and consequences of birdstrikes and the steps that airports and airside safety providers are taking to reduce the risk.  

When you go to review how a customer is getting on with their Scarecrow bio-acoustic bird dispersal system, you never quite know what to expect...

Tried and we thought abandoned years ago, the idea of putting loudspeakers playing bird noises down runways at fixed positions is being discussed again.

An Integrated Bird Management System: an explanation of the use of bio-acoustics in the management of birdstrike risk.

An adjunct to our earlier story about the RNLI's Poole headquarters... 

Formed in 1824 by 'pulling together' the disparate sea rescue organisations based around the coast of Britain, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution is now one of the most efficient and highly respected bodies of its kind anywhere in the world.

Scarecrow Bio-Acoustic Systems have been instrumental in helping the Sooty Tern recolonise one of its former nesting sites, bringing the seabird back to Denis Island in the Seychelles, after an absence of over one hundred years.

Tom Allett reports on how modern distress call technology is being used to solve an age-old problem.