AWS has in- house specialist wildlife management, veterinary, aeronautical, mapping, data processing and design skills and an extensive network of sub contractors.
More detail on AWS professional products follow.

Increasing Wildlife on Farms.
Providing a service for landholders and others wanting to increase wildlife on private land, establish private wildlife sanctuaries on lifestyle farms, tourism ventures and mining.
Habitat protection
Defining habitat protection requirements for species, and implementation through landscape conservation, vegetation restoration, fire management, controlling wildfire and prescribed burning, and water supply management.
Mapping
Using Geographic Information Systems and mapping packages to describe attributes of land and properties. Linking to regional resource information and data.
Population management
Setting sustainable harvests and restricting hunting access, and advice on feral animal control including both predators and herbivores
Property management software
Integrating property management software into wildlife conservation initiatives.
Wildlife-based Tourism Initiatives.
Planning tourism operations that seek to enable the value of wildlife to support habitat conservation.
Aboriginal Land management
Support for Indigenous Land management agencies in sustainable use of wildlife by communities on Aboriginal lands.

Population surveys
Collaboration with Universities in gathering of aerial data and ground surveys of large animal abundance.
Techniques for population survey and control such as; aerial radio tracking, aerial population surveys and monitoring.
Remote sensing
Use of infra red activated digital and video cameras for viewing wildlife including underground viewing.
Introductions and endangered species management
Support for acquiring and introducing species onto farms especially life style and semi residential operations.
Fence design
Wildlife Proof Fence Design - Advice, design services and costing of feral animal and marsupial proof fencing.
Animal capture and translocation
Tranquiliser guns to capture wild animals and transport them
Veterinary services
Veterinary support for a range of interventions including laboratory animal science services such as examination of semen and haematology for zoos and nature parks, species reintroductions, and epidemiology and disease control.

Data gathering and management
Based on extensive experience in consultation, gathering field information and opinions from a wide range of sources, particularly in remote areas and taking advantage of the company's capacity to fly by light aircraft.
Capacity to travel rapidly to remote areas by air and conduct interviews and consultations.
Software development
Development of data management systems using Access and UNIX to handle results on the interviews and survey gathering. Use of Mind Manager software to identify priorities develop ideas and structures for reports.
Wildlife data
Collation of records and information on wildlife populations, harvesting and values.
Photography
Expertise in specialised photography using infrared cameras to track the movement of wildlife. Illustration of reports with technical and creative the photographs.
Report and Design Skills.
Presenting report attractively logically and clearly.

Business planning
Business plan preparation for agri-industry development particularly in regard to new and emerging alternative industries.
Proposals have a focus on integrating conservation and development and are based on extensive experience in networks and sound commercial analysis.
Advice on wildlife tours
Support for groups of tourists or individuals on the best places to see wildlife. Suggestions for iconic species and places.
Advice on expeditions and tour options is based on thirty years experience of Dr George Wilson working in the outback as a zoologist, veterinarian, research scientist, resource conservationist and pilot.
For more information visit the Australia Wildlife Tours website
Environment Management Systems in Agriculture
Identification of on-farm sustainability opportunities including integrating on-farm EMS with the national NRM agenda, labelling of produce and compliance with Wildlife Stewardship criteria.
An EMS is an integrated management system that businesses can use to identify and manage their impact on the environment and improve production efficiencies.
Brokering ecosystem services
Identification of opportunities for returns to landholders from ecosystem service payments including from biodiversity credits and carbon credits.
Leveraging existing land ownership so that conservation can be achieved by the development of sustainable economic incentives.