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Talking Trash in the Big Apple: Mitigating Bird Strikes Near the North Shore Marine Transfer Station
Anthropogenic activities that concentrate wildlife near airports increases the risk of wildlife–aircraft collisions. Placing waste management facilities, natural areas, golf courses, and other landscape features near airports have the potential to attract wildlife hazardous to aviation. We conducted
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