Stay ahead of wildlife risk.

Log every inspection, sighting and strike from the field. OneReg brings your entire Wildlife Hazard Management Plan (WHMP) into one auditable platform, turning scattered wildlife records into a clear picture of risk and trends across your aerodrome.

Wildlife hazards are a constant aviation safety risk, but records fragmented across spreadsheets, paper logs, and email make it hard to spot trends, prove action, and respond to audits. OneReg brings inspections, sightings, strikes and dispersal actions into one auditable system built for aviation teams.

The wildlife management challenges OneReg solves

Inconsistent field reporting

Capture inspections, sightings, and strikes the same way every time, from any device. Standardised records mean nothing gets lost between the field and the office.

Reportable and notifiable events

Flag, log, and track reportable and notifiable events as they happen, with a clear trail ready for regulatory submission when you need it.

Risk you can't see from the ground

Dashboard insights turn raw logs into location heatmaps and dispersal results, so recurring hotspots and control effectiveness become visible at a glance.

Every sighting logged.
Every trend visible.

  • Cut the time spent compiling wildlife hazard reports for regulators and internal reviews
  • Replace fragmented spreadsheets and paper logs with one consistent system across your whole team
  • Spot patterns in strikes and sightings early enough to act on them with real-time intelligence
  • Walk into any audit with complete, linked, time-stamped wildlife management evidence
  • Onboard new wildlife officers faster with standardised, configurable checklists
TESTIMONIALS

Hear it straight from the hangar

“Before OneReg, our compliance and safety reporting lived in multiple systems and spreadsheets. It was time-consuming, fragmented and difficult to trace. What used to take days now
takes minutes.”
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Sam Merlo

Operations Compliance Coordinator

"OneReg has transformed our operational efficiency and compliance management. The user-friendly interface and proactive support from the OneReg team have been invaluable. We can now manage our data more effectively and ensure ongoing compliance with ease."

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Chris Fox

Manager Safety & Quality Assurance

"Operational efficiency has been greatly enhanced - automation and integration of processes have reduced operational drag, allowing staff to focus on critical tasks. The system’s user-friendly interface has made it easier for staff to manage compliance activities efficiently."

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Kim Gard

Operations Manager

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Frequently asked questions

What is a WHMP, and how does OneReg support it?

A WHMP is the documented programme an airport uses to identify, monitor and reduce wildlife hazards, usually required as part of your safety case. OneReg digitises the day-to-day work behind it: patrol checklists, incident logs, dispersal records and regulatory reporting, all in one system instead of scattered across spreadsheets and paper.

How does OneReg help track wildlife strikes and near-misses?

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Can OneReg help identify wildlife hotspots on our airfield?

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Does OneReg generate the reports we need to submit to our regulator?

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Is OneReg built for a specific country's aviation regulator, or does it work internationally?

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How does wildlife hazard data connect to the rest of our safety management system?

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Can our wildlife team use OneReg out on the airfield, not just at a desk?

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How long does it take to get OneReg's wildlife hazard module up and running?

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Who typically uses the wildlife hazard features within OneReg?

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Can OneReg scale across multiple airports or a multi-airport operator?

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