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Public asked to report pinesnake sightings in Virginia

  • ByTracy Karplus
  • September 5, 2021

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Northern Pinesnake - Pete Oxford

“The Virginia Tech Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation is collaborating with the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources and the U.S. Forest Service to collect data on the status of the nonvenomous pinesnake in Virginia.” 

Read more about this citizen science project here.

Tracy Karplus

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