Leucism in two species of kraits in Nepal
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Trip Report: Hiral in Hoedspruit
Our Africa Program Manager, Hiral Naik, recently made a short trip to Hoedspruit. Hoedspruit is a small town in the north-eastern part of South Africa and it will be the location for our snake education and conservation work in South Africa. In partnership with the Hoedspruit Reptile Centre, this project hopes to mitigate human-snake conflictContinue reading Trip Report: Hiral in Hoedspruit
The Gap Between Snake Conservation and Human-Snake Conflict Mitigation
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STS Speaks Out Against Racial Injustice
Save The Snakes envisions a world where our society sustains increasingly healthy ecosystems, where the rights of all communities and wildlife species are respected, and where humans and snakes can live together in harmony. Save The Snakes is an organization that works with diverse cultures and ethnicities across the globe. We recognize that respecting diversityContinue reading STS Speaks Out Against Racial Injustice
Snake Education Leads To Positive Results For Indigenous Community In Mexico
First Record of Dicephalism in the Banded Kukri from Nepal
Another exciting case of dicephalism from Nepal! Save The Snakes’ Conservation Partner in Nepal, Kamal Devkota, has documented another case of dicephalism. This time in the Banded Kukri, Oligodon arnensis! Dicephalism as we know is a rare condition in snakes and this new sighting in Nepal presents an opportunity to further understand this condition inContinue reading First Record of Dicephalism in the Banded Kukri from Nepal