2026 Conference
The Australian Aviation Wildlife Hazard Group’s biennial conference will be held in Sydney, New South Wales on 1-3 September at the Qantas Campus, Mascot.
2025 Workshop
Participants shared their knowledge and contributed to our widely read and respected Recommended Practices (RPs), designed by the industry, for the industry, to encourage wildlife hazard management best practices in the aviation sector.
2024 Forum
2024 Forum 13-15 August, 2024 Melbourne, Victoria Theme: ‘Sharing the responsibility’ Full registration: $495.00 Register now Rydges Adelaide special room rates for the guests attending the 2022 AAWHG Forum. Book accommodation The Australian Aviation Wildlife Hazard Group’s biennial forum will be held in Melbourne, Victoria, on 13–15 August 2024 at Melbourne Zoo. Held every two
2023 Workshop
Participants shared their knowledge and contributed to our widely read and respected Recommended Practices (RPs), designed by the industry, for the industry, to encourage wildlife hazard management best practices in the aviation sector.
2021 Webinar series
2021 Webinar Series Research and Innovation Register now (*Registration fees are in Australian dollars and DO NOT include GST as the AAWHG is not required to register for GST.) Registrants will also have access to the recorded webinars after the series’ conclusion. The Australian Aviation Wildlife Hazard Group’s 2021 webinar series brings you three targeted
2022 Forum
Previous slide Next slide 2022 Forum 14-15 September, 2022 Rydges Adelaide, South Australia Full registration: $395.00 Includes 2-day forum, 2 x lunches, 2 x morning and afternoon teas, and evening networking function on 14 September. Register now Rydges Adelaide special room rates for the guests attending the 2022 AAWHG Forum. Book accommodation The Australian Aviation
2019 Workshop
2019 Workshop Day 1 Session 1 – Passive managementLessons learnt from grass trials and invertebrate studies at Australian Airports Chris Fox, Australian Airports Association RepresentativeNick Bloor, IVM Group AustraliaMike Clancy, Darwin International AirportChris Fox, Perth AirportJackson Ring, Brisbane Airport Corporation Session 2 – off-airport monitoring & drones John Pizzino, AAWHG Executive – Off-Airport MonitoringDonna Kerr,
New website
Media release 13 August 2019 New website for www.aawhg.org This week, the Australian Aviation Wildlife Hazard Group (AAWHG) launched its new website. New features include a graphic overview of bird strikes over the past 25 years, statistics on the parts of an aircraft most commonly struck, and at what altitudes and locations these occur. The
2018 Forum
2018 Forum The 2018 AAWHG Forum was held at the Pullman Reef Hotel Casino in Cairns on the 2nd and 3rd of August. Day 1 Session 1 – Australian Context Shane Carmody – CASA – Civil Aviation Safety Authority Vision for Wildlife Hazard Management Thomas Lenne – ATSB – Australian Aviation Wildlife Strike Statistics 2008-2017
2017 Workshop
2017 Workshop The Australian Aviation Wildlife Hazard Group (AAWHG) held its first workshop at Brisbane Airport on 20 and 21 July 2017. The workshop focused on the practical development of a business case to manage wildlife hazards on and off airports. Media gallery 2017 Workshop delegates Presentations 2017 Workshop – Airport case study avisure 2.29mb