Falconry-led bird mitigation for complex environments

What we do

Biological bird control where conventional methods fall short

Trained birds of prey create genuine predator pressure — encouraging pest species to relocate through instinct, not harm or permanent structure.

Every programme begins with a site assessment. Species, behaviour, seasonal timing, environmental constraints. The mitigation is always proportionate to what the site actually needs.

Central London rooftop operations — industrial bird control programme

How we work

Operational process

Every engagement follows the same four-stage structure. No generic programmes. No assumptions before the site has been assessed.

1. 01

   Site assessment

   We evaluate species, behaviour patterns, seasonal pressure, access requirements and any conservation or planning constraints specific to the environment.

2. 02

   Species and environment strategy

   We select the appropriate birds and mitigation approach for the site. Heritage buildings, landfill operations, food production and construction sites each require a different response.

3. 03

   Operational presence

   Trained birds of prey are deployed on a structured programme schedule. Handlers adapt in real time to site conditions, seasonal behaviour and changing pressure levels.

4. 04

   Long-term mitigation

   Sustained programmes reduce repeat nesting and site habituation over time. Where required, we provide operational records for compliance and asset management purposes.