Don Panuncio and the Tiger
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https://doi.org/10.29057/h.v3i1.6879Keywords:
Translocation, conflict, rescue, conservationAbstract
One of the management strategies used to mitigate the human-snake conflict has been long distance translocation. The present document tells a history related to this conflict and to the translocation actions carried out by community brigades dedicated to the rescue and conservation of snakes in the Natural Protected Areas of Hidalgo.
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