The Problem: Seagull Scavenging and its Consequences

Seagulls, especially in urban coastal areas, have adapted to a diet heavily reliant on human food waste. This has led to an increase in their population and a shift in their behavior. They are known for:

• Noise Pollution: Their constant squawking can be a significant disturbance, especially in residential areas.
• Property Damage: Seagull droppings are highly corrosive and can damage buildings, vehicles, and other surfaces. Nests can also block drains and cause structural issues.
• Aggressive Behavior: Some seagulls have become increasingly bold in their attempts to steal food, even becoming aggressive towards humans.
• Public Health Concerns: Seagull droppings can carry bacteria that pose a health risk.

The Solution: Anti-Seagull Netting

Anti-seagull netting is a physical barrier designed to prevent seagulls from landing and nesting on buildings and other structures. It typically consists of a lightweight, durable netting stretched over a frame or fixed to surfaces. When properly installed, it creates an inaccessible area, forcing the seagulls to find alternative roosting spots.