Leading herpetologists Gowri Shankar and Snake Shyam will habits a two-day workshop on rescue and relocation of snakes (medical training on reptile management) in Mysore on December 15 and 16.
The workshop is open to all who crossed the age of 18. It will likely be extremely advisable for snake rescuers, reptile fans, scholars, and with regards to anyone who would like to be informed more about snakes, mentioned a unlock from the Kalinga Centre for Rainforest Ecology (KCRE), an environmental education organisation and the organiser of the development.
The thought of the workshop is to inspire people especially kids and snake rescuers to be told ethics and right tactics about snake rescue.
“KCRE has included a module in the itinerary to allow contributors to witness are living rescue calls carried out by way of professionals. Participants get to engage with professionals on snakes in India. The workshop additionally aims at inculcating cushy talents, ethics behind snake rescue and verbal exchange talents amongst contributors which can eventually teach them on the right strategies of snake rescue,” it mentioned.
“There is much focal point on snakes in this day and age, because of shows on various channels. Unfortunately, most kids are taken by way of the glamour and attempt to engage with snakes without prior wisdom or training. This now not best leads to pressure for snakes but many 'snake rescuers' lose lives as well as get injured. This is unlucky and needless. The thought of our workshop is to lend a hand train, dispel fear, and create a good avenue to lend a hand people channelise their pastime in a accountable manner,” mentioned Gowri Shankar, director of KCRE.
For more information on STORM workshop in Mysore, contact +91 94808 77670.
The workshop is open to all who crossed the age of 18. It will likely be extremely advisable for snake rescuers, reptile fans, scholars, and with regards to anyone who would like to be informed more about snakes, mentioned a unlock from the Kalinga Centre for Rainforest Ecology (KCRE), an environmental education organisation and the organiser of the development.
The thought of the workshop is to inspire people especially kids and snake rescuers to be told ethics and right tactics about snake rescue.
“KCRE has included a module in the itinerary to allow contributors to witness are living rescue calls carried out by way of professionals. Participants get to engage with professionals on snakes in India. The workshop additionally aims at inculcating cushy talents, ethics behind snake rescue and verbal exchange talents amongst contributors which can eventually teach them on the right strategies of snake rescue,” it mentioned.
“There is much focal point on snakes in this day and age, because of shows on various channels. Unfortunately, most kids are taken by way of the glamour and attempt to engage with snakes without prior wisdom or training. This now not best leads to pressure for snakes but many 'snake rescuers' lose lives as well as get injured. This is unlucky and needless. The thought of our workshop is to lend a hand train, dispel fear, and create a good avenue to lend a hand people channelise their pastime in a accountable manner,” mentioned Gowri Shankar, director of KCRE.
For more information on STORM workshop in Mysore, contact +91 94808 77670.
Mysore to host workshop on rescue and relocation of snakes
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