Stay ahead of wildlife risk.

A Wildlife Hazard Management Plan (WHMP) is the documented program an airport uses to identify, monitor, and reduce wildlife hazards on and around the airfield, typically required by aviation regulators as part of an airport's safety case. OneReg supports your WHMP by digitising the day-to-day work behind it: patrol checklists, incident logs, dispersal records, and the reporting regulators expect to see, all in one system instead of scattered across spreadsheets and paper forms.

Wildlife officers log sightings, strikes, and near-misses directly into OneReg with species, location, date/time, and outcome captured at the point of observation. The system flags events that meet reportable or notifiable thresholds, so nothing gets missed or reported late.

Yes. OneReg's dashboards turn logged sightings and strikes into location-based heatmaps, so you can see where activity clusters by area, species, season, or time of day, and prioritise habitat management or patrol frequency accordingly.

OneReg pre-populates regulatory reporting from the incident data you've already logged, so your team isn't re-entering the same information into a separate form. This reduces both the manual workload and the risk of transcription errors.

OneReg is configurable to the reporting requirements of different aviation authorities and is used across multiple regions. Talk to our team about your specific regulatory framework so we can confirm exactly how OneReg maps to your requirements.

Wildlife hazard records in OneReg sit inside the same platform as your broader Safety Management System, risk register, incident reporting, and asset management - so a wildlife strike can be linked to a hazard entry, a corrective action, or a training record without switching systems.

Yes. Inspections, sightings, and dispersal actions can be logged from a mobile device in the field, so records are created at the time of the observation rather than reconstructed from memory later.

OneReg is designed for no-code implementation. An out-of-the-box version can be up and running the day you sign up, or the module can be configured to your existing WHMP checklists and workflows quickly. Historical wildlife data can be imported as part of onboarding, so your trend reporting doesn't start from zero.

Wildlife officers and airside operations teams use it day to day for patrols and incident logging, while safety and compliance managers use the dashboards and reporting for oversight, trend analysis, and audit preparation.

Yes. OneReg supports multi-organisation functionality, so a group managing several airports can standardise wildlife hazard tracking across all locations while still reporting at the individual airport level.