Our Team

Founded in 2017, Save The Snakes is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 82-2680134) located in the USA. We steer and support snake conservation efforts through a community of passionate wildlife conservationists, which consists of our International and USA-based Team Members, Board of Directors, and Advisory Committee.

Board of Directors

Secretary & Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Vice President & Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Treasurer
Board Member
Founder, President & Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor

Staff & Venomous Training Instructors

Research and Conservation Manager
Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Venomous Snake Program Coordinator
Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor
Venomous Snake Training Course Instructor

Advisory Committee

Dr. Christina Zdenek

Researcher; Toxinology & Wildlife Conservation
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Dr. Jennifer Moore

Grand Valley State University; Conservation Biology, Ecology, Genetics and Evolutionary Biology

Dr. Haley Moniz

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Dr. Anne Devan-Song

Data Scientist & Disease Ecologist
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Brian Aucone

Chief Conservation Officer Denver Zoo

Dr. Andrew Durso

Researcher; Reptile & Wildlife; Florida Gulf Coast University
snake conservation UK

Dr. Steven Allain

Lecturer in Animal Science, ARU Chelmsford

Laura Briseรฑo-Cazares

Educational & Zoological Professional

Dr. Justin Bernstein

Researcher; Evoloution & Ecology
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Jordi Janssen

Trade & CITES; Utrecht University | UU ยท Department of Sociology

Dr. Chantelle Derez

University of Queensland

Neil Balchan

Oklahoma State University - Stillwater | Department of Integrative Biology
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Dr. Sara Ruane

Researcher; Snake Evolution & Systematics

Timm Juul Jensen

Wildlife Biologist; Reptile Trade & CITES

Giulia Ricciardi

University of Florence | UNIFI ยท Dipartimento di Biologia - Cognitive and Behavioural Ecology Lab

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