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Inverness launches plan to tackle aggressive urban gulls

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Aggressive gulls, primarily herring gulls, are causing escalating conflicts with residents in Inverness, Scotland.

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Complaints include noise, food snatching, and aggressive behaviour, including a recent disruption of an Easter egg hunt.

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Highland Council and NatureScot have invested £20,000 in a baseline study and developed a pilot gull management plan for Inverness.

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What specific lawful control measures will be included in the pilot gull management plan for Inverness?
How will the success of the pilot plan be measured, and what are the criteria for expanding it?
What is the timeline for implementing the pilot plan, and when will results be reported?
How will the Scottish Government's coordinated national approach address the tension between public safety and conservation of declining gull species?
What are the specific reasons for NatureScot's reduced approval rate for nuisance gull removal, and how does it balance this with public complaints?

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