Chennai Snake Park Trust
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Chennai Snake Park Trust
The Chennai Snake Park Trust, formerly known as the Madras Snake Park Trust, is a not-for-profit NGO established in 1972 by renowned herpetologist Romulus Whitaker. Located in Guindy, Chennai, the park is dedicated to the conservation, research, and education of reptiles, primarily snakes.
It is India's first reptile park and serves as a sanctuary for various snake species, including cobras, pythons, and vipers, as well as other reptiles like lizards and tortoises.
The park aims to promote knowledge about reptiles and amphibians, dispel myths and misconceptions, and encourage public empathy towards these often misunderstood creatures.
It offers educational programs, awareness campaigns, and interactive exhibits to engage visitors, especially school children. The park also conducts research and captive breeding programs for endangered species.
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Chennai Snake Park Trust is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
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