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Fall is the ideal time to prepare your facility for winter weather. Routine inspections of your building from roof to foundation now can prevent costly repairs in the future

Designed to earn LEED Silver certification, the NBA team’s new Fiserv Forum features glass that is visible to birds to help prevent collisions.

In this annual survey of Facility Executive readers, votes were cast for product and service suppliers preferred during 2017.

Routine inspections of your facility from roof to foundation in the fall can prevent costly repairs in the future.

Through its Bee Care Program, Bayer shines a spotlight on developing solutions that improve the health of honey bees.

In this annual survey of Facility Executive readers, votes were cast for product and service suppliers preferred during 2016.

Facility Executive Magazine covers intelligent building design, building management, facility operations & commercial technologies in all industry sectors.

This year’s Readers’ Choice Awards features companies in more than 40 categories, whose products and services were rated highest by facility management professionals based on aesthetics, reliability, value, and customer service.

Bird Net 2000™ is a heavy duty polyethylene bird net that blocks birds from unwanted areas. Made from a U.V. stabilized mesh. Available in various stock sizes, colors and custom cuts. Industry leading guarantee - 10 years!

Managers at a restored lighthouse in MIchigan found success using sonics to prevent seagulls from landing on its decks.

A new approach to landscaping suburban office developments that integrates natural areas and provides more open, collaborative spaces can meet the demands of this next generation of office workers.

TFM's 21st annual Readers' Choice Awards highlight preferred vendors and service providers in more than 40 categories.

Bird-B-Gone, Inc. is the world’s largest manufacturer of professional grade bird deterrents.

The American Bird Conservancy is working with cities throughout the U.S. to protect birds from building collisions.

Bird-B-Gone has unveiled its new Bird Control Channel on the Today's Facility Manager website.

Contributor Eric Arnold identifies the best strategies for facility managers looking to create proper bird deterrence programs.

The end of a long, dreary winter has TFM Columnist Dr. Tim Springer in an agricultural mood.

Consider these D-I-Y energy generation options.

These birds are known to attack building rooftops and caulking, as well as other exterior surfaces. It all translates into structural damage and costly repairs. As a “bonus” to landlords, all vultures are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918. Under the Act, taking, killing, or possessing migratory birds is unlawful.Therefore, your only options are humane pest control methods.

Landscape management is essential for operational efficiencies and positive results.