As one of Europe’s busiest airports, Barcelona Airport operates at the intersection of heavy air traffic and complex environmental conditions. Despite its coastal location, the airport faces significant ground-based wildlife challenges—particularly from foxes and wild hogs entering airside areas, posing serious risks to aircraft operations and ground safety.
In June 2025, Barcelona Airport, in collaboration with AENA Group and their innovation team, initiated a partnership with Flox to tackle these risks more proactively. By deploying Flox Edge alpha devices with our Wildlife Platform, the airport now uses AI-powered detection and adaptive deterrence to monitor and prevent wildlife intrusions—before they become a threat.
The ongoing deployment is part of AENA’s broader innovation strategy, aiming to modernize wildlife control through precision technology, reduce reliance on manual patrols, and enhance both safety and animal welfare across airport grounds.
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ongoing
As one of Sweden’s largest forest owners, Holmen manages vast areas of productive woodland where browsing by elk and deer causes significant damage to young trees—threatening regeneration, long-term forest value, and biodiversity goals.
Located in the heart of Dalarna, Sweden, Mora Airport plays a key regional role in connecting communities, medevac operations, and seasonal tourism.
As one of Sweden’s leading infrastructure and logistics operators in the north, BDX Rail manages critical freight and transport routes across vast, wildlife-dense landscapes.
