To accomplish successful, international snake conservation efforts on the ground, Save The Snakes relies on the expertise, dedication and passion of our Conservation Partners to protect snake populations and mitigate human-snake conflict. We support their in-situ snake conservation efforts and highlight their incredibly important work on a global platform.
Assessing human-snake conflict in north-eastern regions of South Africa using research, education, engagement with local communities
Save Snakes Save Nature: A Conservational Effort through Community Participation in Rupandehi District, Nepal
Human-Snake Conflict Mitigation in Zambia
The countryman as a multiplier of ideas for snake conservation – Brazil
Sneaking our way into human-snake coexistence in resilient communities in Guatemala
Creating awareness on snakes and snakebite management in Tharaka Nithi, Kenya
Saving People, Saving Snakes in Tanzania
Assessing community perceptions & raising the profile of snakes through community education & outreach in a large natural wetland reserve in Malaysia
Bosque Protegido Privado Jardin de los sueños (Protecting the Forest Garden of Dreams) – Ecuador
Human-Snake Conflict Mitigation in Bogor, Indonesia
Human-snake conflict in the Bolivian Amazon: educating for coexistence
Art & science education program for the conservation of snake & reduction of the human-snake conflict in Catemaco, Mexico
Towards the conservation of snakes & reduction of snake-human conflict in Mwingi area in Kenya
Natural history & conservation of the critically endangered snake, Dendrophidion boshelli
Awareness campaigns for enlightenment on the protection of snakes in Cameroon
Safe-handling & relocation course of Sonoran Desert snakes for the Comcáac community – Mexico
Why can we be friends: a snake’s conservation & education initiative in Argentinean Pampas
