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Lecture with breeder to the World Day of Snakes
Event by: Vivárium FAPZ SPU v Nitre, Wild Nature
Location: 94901, San Anselmo
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🐍 World Snake Day 2025 - Lecture and cleaning of sites of the occurrence of snakes 🐍
We cordially invite you to a professional lecture and off -road event that will take place on Wednesday 16th July 2025.
Nitra
👥 The program of the event:
- professional lecture on the importance of snakes in nature, their characteristics, way of life and importance for ecosystems
- discussion with experts for reptiles and their protection
- field action: cleaning selected sites of snake (NATRIX Tessellata) Inappropriate vegetation
- demonstrations of monitoring and safe handling of snakes
🎯 The aim of the event is to expand the awareness of the usefulness of snakes, relieve myths and concerns while practically helping to improve the conditions for one of our endangered species- snake fucking. Gloves, field clothes
- water and small snacks
- Good mood and desire to get to know nature 😊
📢 The event is suitable for the general public, students, conservationists and families with older children.
We cordially invite you to a professional lecture and off -road event that will take place on Wednesday 16th July 2025.
Nitra
👥 The program of the event:
- professional lecture on the importance of snakes in nature, their characteristics, way of life and importance for ecosystems
- discussion with experts for reptiles and their protection
- field action: cleaning selected sites of snake (NATRIX Tessellata) Inappropriate vegetation
- demonstrations of monitoring and safe handling of snakes
🎯 The aim of the event is to expand the awareness of the usefulness of snakes, relieve myths and concerns while practically helping to improve the conditions for one of our endangered species- snake fucking. Gloves, field clothes
- water and small snacks
- Good mood and desire to get to know nature 😊
📢 The event is suitable for the general public, students, conservationists and families with older children.