Eco Rescuers Foundation successfully organized a Snake and Monitor Lizard Awareness Workshop at Malviya Convent School, Malviya Nagar, Jaipur. This impactful session aimed at building understanding, breaking myths, and strengthening coexistence between humans and reptiles, particularly snakes and monitor lizards—often misunderstood yet ecologically vital species.
🔍 Workshop Highlights:
The workshop offered insightful sessions led by renowned experts and conservationists. Topics covered included:
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Species Identification of snakes and monitor lizards native to Rajasthan
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First Response Techniques during snakebite incidents
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Legal Aspects surrounding snake rescue and wildlife protection
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Understanding the Ecological Role of reptiles
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Safe Rescue Practices and handling methods
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Human-Wildlife Conflict Mitigation strategies
Participants included students, wildlife enthusiasts, and frontline forest staff, who gained valuable knowledge through interactive discussions, live demonstrations, and engaging visuals.
👥 Our Esteemed Speakers:
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Dr. D.K. Sharma – Senior Professor, SMS Medical College
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Kapil Chauhan – Wildlife Conservationist, expert in species conservation and human-wildlife interactions
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Aman Bhatia – Wildlife rescuer and conservationist, with over 1500 successful rescues
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Gnaneswar – Lead, Snakebite Mitigation Project, Madras Crocodile Bank Trust
Their collective expertise brought real-world insights to the session, enriching the learning experience for all attendees.
🙏 Gratitude to Our Supporters:
This workshop was made possible with the generous support of:
Astral Foundation, Madras Crocodile Bank Trust, Pranoflex, BMR Wildlife Services, Lotus Dairy, Malviya Convent School, and FM Tadka.
We thank them for standing by our mission of wildlife education and conservation.
🌿 Together, we can protect what we understand.
Eco Rescuers Foundation continues to work at the grassroots level to promote awareness, encourage sustainable interactions, and empower communities to coexist peacefully with nature.
Stay connected with us for upcoming awareness campaigns and workshops.
