Hedland Snake Removal

Hedland Snake Removal is a volunteer not-for-profit organisation based in South Hedland, Australia, dedicated to the safe rescue and relocation of snakes, reptiles, and other wildlife within the greater Hedland region. The group also supports the rehabilitation and release of injured animals when necessary, contributing to local wildlife conservation and community safety.

Safe Wildlife Rescue and Relocation

Hedland Snake Removal’s flagship activity is the safe rescue and relocation of snakes and reptiles from public and private areas in South Hedland. This service ensures the protection of both residents and wildlife by removing potentially dangerous animals from populated spaces and relocating them to suitable natural habitats, promoting coexistence and environmental balance.

Mission and Vision

The organisation’s mission is to provide a reliable, compassionate service that protects both the community and native wildlife through expert rescue and relocation efforts. Its vision is to foster a safer environment where humans and reptiles coexist peacefully, supported by increased awareness and respect for local wildlife.

Main Objectives

• To safely remove and relocate snakes and reptiles from residential and commercial areas.
• To rehabilitate injured reptiles and facilitate their release back into the wild.
• To educate the community on safe wildlife interaction and conservation.
• To operate as a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organisation serving the Hedland region.

Benefiting Groups

• Local residents and businesses seeking safe removal of snakes and reptiles.
• Wildlife and reptile populations benefiting from humane rescue and rehabilitation.
• Community members gaining education on wildlife safety and conservation.
• Volunteers engaged in meaningful environmental and community service.

Types of Services or Activities

• Emergency snake and reptile removal from homes, workplaces, and public areas.
• Rehabilitation and release of injured reptiles.
• Community education and awareness programs about local wildlife safety.
• Volunteer coordination and training to support ongoing rescue efforts.