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About us

We are the Friends of Snakes Club.
Friends of snakes??? How can one be friends of snakes???U guys must be crazy

Yea this is the same line which I regularly hear from people.We know the importance of snakes in our ecosystem and are hell-bent in saving our friends,the snakes.

The Friends Of Snakes Club is a non-profit organization registered in the year 1995 under the Societies Act. The objectives of the Society are:

1. To work for conservation of snakes.

2. To conduct educational demonstrations in schools, colleges and other institutions to promote an interest and awareness and awareness in the public towards the role of Snakes in the environment.

3. To educate people in rural areas about snakes by removing myths and misconceptions and explain the importance of snakes in the natural rodent control and to give guidance for snake bite treatment.

4. To set up an Education and Conservation/Rescue Center having various types of snakes found in India.

5. To conduct research and studies related to various aspects ( behavioral, distributional, taxonomic etc..) of snakes of India.

6. To try to look for alternative sources of income for professional snake catchers so as to help curb the snake skin trade and stop road side shows which give people only wrong information about snakes.

7. To help research laboratories engaged in the development of life saving drugs from snake-venom, ensuring the welfare of snakes.

The Society has devoted itself over the last 10 years in rescuing snakes from urban areas and releasing them in the reserved Forest areas under permission from the Chief Wildlife Warden A.P. The society has also been conducting educational demonstrations in schools, public and private institutions, community centers and children camps organized by the Forest department under the Eco tourism program.







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1430 days ago 02.01.2006 13:33:38 Quote('10440','88','7','7')">Report spam

Dear Avinash,
I have just seen the page, its very good. Kepp it up.

Regards,
Saikiran


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1199 days ago 21.08.2006 11:10:26 Quote('10440','88','7','62')">Report spam

how to join in this club. i want to be a memeber, my mail id sreekar1988@gmail.com. ive been studyin abt snakes for 2 years and know i wnt to know how to handle these snakes, its easy to watch in t.v but i know its hard in reality. im intrested in its photography.


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gud work


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557 days ago 24.05.2008 04:48:06 Quote('10440','88','7','370')">Report spam

Hi. I wanted to let you know, I think you're doing very important work. I am not fortunate enough to live in a part of the world where there are still lots of snakes, but I try to do what I can to educate people where I live (Eastern USA) not to harm or harass these precious and inoffensive reptiles (what few of them remain here). I should like to know if there is anything more I could be doing to support conservation efforts - especially snake conservation - here where I live. It's an uphill battle here: at least in South Asia the culture still tends to be relatively friendly toward serpentkind, although I know it is becoming less so, unfortunately. In my opinion Western influences (especially religion, industrialization, and capitalism) are to blame.

Keep up the good work, and best wishes to you.


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