1 Habitat management option A2 limited intervention

• Monitor colonies and instances of disturbance by human or other species.
• Where possible protect from disturbance by humans by :-
  • wardening
  • education/literature
  • if required move footpaths or viewing areas
• Protect from other species by control of predators if appropriate
• Monitor cliff colonies by counts and annual photography.

2 Study and research option C2 specialist facility

• Promote studies of the effects of disturbance at seabird colonies.
• Promote studies on the interaction between LBB gull colonies and Manx Shearwater and Puffin colonies.

3 Education and interpretation option D3 active publicity

• Promote understanding of colony species structure and vulnerability by displays and literature (see also section later on 'visitor facilities- information and publications')
• Encourage appreciation of the importance of the seabird colonies esp to school groups by providing detailed information packs to teachers or leaders.

4 General access and recreation option E3 partially open access

• Encourage the general public to follow the footpaths and view colonies from them.
• Inform all visitors, helpers and research workers of the vulnerability of the Manx Shearwater colonies.
• Warden footpaths and focal points