Just been reading this article about the Mississippi floods where residents are being warned to take care because the water has displaced venomous snakes.
Now, more than ever, would be a good time to check out the Working with Wildlife website and if nothing else download a snake bite first aid sheet - it costs you nothing and could save a life if someone is bitten and help is not at hand because of the floods.
It would also be a very good idea to consider buying the e-Book, or doing the online course because both will provide you with strategies that could reduce your chances of being bitten.
Also remember that you can always Contact Us with any questions you have on this topic and we will be happy to provide you with any information we can.
Showing posts with label rattlesnake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rattlesnake. Show all posts
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Say Hello to Living with Wildlife!!!
Living with Wildlife would like to introduce itself to the people of the United States and is pleased to announce that after many sleepless nights and many hours of work its website is finally up and running!!!
This blog and the Living with Wildlife website have been set up to give people living and traveling throughout the United States a better understanding of snakes, how they react when they come into contact with humans and what people can do to greatly reduce the chance of bitten by a snake.
Living with Wildlife has been researching snakes and their behaviour since 1971, so we have a wealth of knowledge on the subject.
We would encourage people living in areas where snakes and snake bite is a problem to follow this blog and check out the information that is available on our website because we are confident that we have the knowledge and expertise to greatly reduce the chance of you being bitten by a snake.
We would also suggest that people traveling throughout the United States take the time to look over our website and take advantage of our Online Snake Awareness course because both will provide you with invaluable information on actions to take (or not take!!) if ever you come into contact with a snake on your travels.
We look forward to any inquiry or question you have on this fascinating subject, so please contact us, or post questions or comments on this blog because we hope that through the sharing of information we will give people a better appreciation of this much misunderstood animal.
This blog and the Living with Wildlife website have been set up to give people living and traveling throughout the United States a better understanding of snakes, how they react when they come into contact with humans and what people can do to greatly reduce the chance of bitten by a snake.
Living with Wildlife has been researching snakes and their behaviour since 1971, so we have a wealth of knowledge on the subject.
We would encourage people living in areas where snakes and snake bite is a problem to follow this blog and check out the information that is available on our website because we are confident that we have the knowledge and expertise to greatly reduce the chance of you being bitten by a snake.
We would also suggest that people traveling throughout the United States take the time to look over our website and take advantage of our Online Snake Awareness course because both will provide you with invaluable information on actions to take (or not take!!) if ever you come into contact with a snake on your travels.
We look forward to any inquiry or question you have on this fascinating subject, so please contact us, or post questions or comments on this blog because we hope that through the sharing of information we will give people a better appreciation of this much misunderstood animal.
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