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Snake Rescued Keshab Raj Sapkota Kaski Pokhara Scs Nepal Youtube About,keshab raj sapkota is a snake researcher and rescuer who has been rescuing both venomous and non venomous snake around our environment to save snakes a. Snake conservation society nepal. 2,505 likes. we are working on snake conservation, awareness, and research on snakes. Researcher at snake conservation society(scs), nepal · education: institute of forestry (iof), tribhuvan university · location: pokhara · 41 connections on linkedin. view abhisek sapkota’s profile on linkedin, a professional community of 1 billion members. In 2021 and early 2022, the save the king program has been able to identify numerous king cobras throughout nepal. kamal and his team have recorded 11 king cobras from nawalpur district. most of these snakes were discovered by community members and then they were safely rescued and relocated by local snake conservationists.
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