Are you looking for an interesting program for your next event? Sunshine Serpents offers a variety of presentations designed for various age groups and specialty levels. Led by veteran teacher, lecturer and reptile specialist Daniel Parker, these programs are both enjoyable and educational. Parker has spoken for school groups, scout troops, and summer camps as well as reptile shows and herpetological societies. We have several different presentations geared towards different audiences. Here are the presentations we offer:
Snakes of the Southeast
An overview of the snakes of the southeastern United States with emphasis on identification, safety, and conservation. Covers all of the native venomous species. Includes live animals and powerpoint for a one hour session. Audience has the opportunity to touch and see nonvenomous snakes up close as they learn about their natural history and habits. This program works well for general audiences. It can be geared toward companies and organizations that do work in the outdoors.
Field Herping Adventures
Daniel Parker gives a whirl wind photographic tour of his travels around the country and the herps he has found along the way. This program includes powerpoint and works well for reptile shows, herp society meetings, and other gatherings of serious reptile enthusiasts. This presentation runs around one hour.
SPecies Specific Presentations-Natural History and Captive Care
These programs includes powerpoint packed with colorful photos and work well for reptile shows, herp society meetings, conservation group meetings, and other gatherings of naturalists and animal enthusiasts. They run around one hour long.
The North American Indigo Snakes
The North American Box Turtles
The North American Rat Snakes Elaphe obsoleta and bairdi
Common Kingsnakes Lampropeltis getula
For more information on rates and booking, please email Daniel Parker at sunshineserpents@earthlink.net
or call (863) 441-5067.
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