Snake Conservation Society Nepal

About SCSN

A word about us

The Snake Conservation Society (SCS), Nepal is a non-profit organization that was established with the aim of conserving different species of snakes in Nepal. Our mission is to promote the conservation of snakes and their natural habitat. We implement positive change in human attitudes toward snakes by awaring the community about snakes' importance of snakes in different ecological, spiritual, and cultural aspects in Nepal. SCS Nepal also discourages illegal trade, killing, and poaching of Herpetofaunal species. Our goal is to establish snake rescue centre for snake. We are based in Gandaki Province, Nepal, and we work to promote and expand our mission regionally throughout Nepal as well as globally.

Rescued snakes

7928

Sensitization

2487

Awareness Camp

248

Volunteers

42

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Our gallery

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of Snakes

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Burmese Python This is a large-bodied snake that is mostly found in the low mid-hill region and the Terai region of Nepal.

Tawny Cat Snake This is a mildly venomous snake called Birale Sarpa in Nepali due to its eyes' resemblance to those of cats....

Nagarkot Kukri This is a non-venomous shy snake which is rarely seen in Nepal due to habitat loss.

Orange-collared Keeback This snake lives in high-altitude forests and near streams. It eats frogs and fish and is usually seen near water....

Copperheaded Trinket Coperheaded Trinket, is a non-venomous snake that is frequently encountered around human settlements. It helps to control the population of...

Himalayan Trinket This is a non-venomous snake found in mid-hills and mountain region of Nepal that preys on small rodents and reptiles.

Buff-striped Keelback This is a non-venomous snake found around settlement area, agricultural land and near water sources.

MacClelland's Coral Snake It is a venomous snake found mostly in leaf litter and preys on groud dwelling reptiles and even small snakes.

Common Kukri / साँखड सर्प <p>Common Kukri is named after the Khukuri- a sharp Nepali weapon due to its shaped teeth that are used to...

Common Trinket Snake Common Trinket, is a non-venomous snake that is frequently encountered around human settlements. It helps to control the population of...

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Testimonials

What People
Says About Us

We had a snake in our garden and were terrified. The team arrived quickly, safely rescued it, and educated us on why snakes are important. Truly thankful for their calm and professional work!

Ashmita Dhakal

The awareness session was amazing! Our students now know the difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes. The team made it fun and informative — we’d love to invite them again.

Sujan Tiwari

I used to kill snakes out of fear. After attending their program, I learned they control pests and protect our crops. Now I call them whenever I see a snake. They’ve changed my mindset completely.

Sudip Poudel

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