Human Wildlife Interactions

Volume 3, Issue 2

Fall 2009

 

Special Topic: Bird Strikes

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• Editor’s Introduction
  The cost of fear 
  Michael R. Conover Page 157
• In the News
  Joe N. Caudell Page 159

Commentary

• Setting research priorities at Wildlife Services’ National Wildlife Research Center 
  Richard L. Bruggers Page 161

Bird Strikes Articles

• Introduction to Special TopicBirds and aircraft—fighting for airspace in ever more crowded skies 
  Richard A. Dolbeer Page 165
• Safety management systems: how useful will the FAA National Wildlife Strike Database be? 
  Richard A. Dolbeer and Sandra E. Wright Page 167
• Forensic bird-strike identification techniques used in an accident investigation at Wiley Post Airport, Oklahoma, 2008 
  Carla J. Dove, Nor Faridah Dahlan, and Marcy Heacker Page 179
• Developing bird-strike risk assessment models for open-water restorations 
  Justin D. Hart, Alison Colyer, and John R. Allan Page 186
• A decade of U.S. Air Force bat strikes 
  Suzanne C. Peurach, Carla J. Dove, and Laura Stepko Page 199
• Role of near-miss bird strikes in assessing hazards 
  Matthew W. Klope, Robert C. Beason, Timothy J. Nohara, and Michael J. Begier Page 208
• Personal and corporate liability in the aftermath of bird strikes: a costly consideration
  Larry A. Dale Page 216
• Using wedelia as ground cover on tropical airports to reduce bird activity 
  Michael A. Linnel, Michael R. Conover, and Tim J. Ohashi Page226
• Management of bayberry in relation to tree-swallow strikes at John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York 
  Glen E. Bernhardt, Zachary J. Patton, Lisa A. Kutschbach-Brohl, and Richard A. Dolbeer Page 237
• Observations of neck-collared Canada geese near John F. Kennedy International Airport, New YorkThomas W. Seamans, Scott E. Clemons, and Allen L. Gosser Page 242
• Burrowing owl and other migratory bird mitigation for a runway construction project at Edwards AFB Amber L. Hoehn, Mark Hagan, and Mark Bratton Page251
• Suspending vulture effigies from roosts to reduce bird strikes 
  Steven A. Ball Page 257

Other Related Articles

• Molt migration by giant Canada geese in eastern South Dakota 
  Charles D. Dieter and Bobby J. Anderson Page 260
• Survival and productivity of a low-density black bear population in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado 
  Roger A. Baldwin and Louis C. Bender Page 271
• Coexisting with cougars: public perceptions, attitudes, and awareness of cougars on the urban-rural fringe of Calgary, Alberta, Canada 
  Clarisse Thornton and Michael S. Quinn Page 282

A Tribute to Richard A. Dolbeer

Richard A. Dolbeer: scientist, innovator, manager, and mentor
Bradley F. Blackwell and Travis L. DeVault Page 296