VI News Staff 2 years ago

DPNR Halts Snake Bounty Program Due to High Participation

Overwhelming success leads to early closure of fiscal year program, encourages more certified wildlife operators

The V.I. Department of Planning and Natural Resources has announced the early conclusion of its snake bounty program for the current fiscal year, citing exceptional participation rates.

DPNR Commissioner Jean-Pierre L. Oriol credited the program's success to the diligent efforts of all involved, particularly the certified wildlife control operators who have played a vital role in managing snake populations."Due to the overwhelming participation in the program, we are closing the snake bounty for the remainder of this fiscal year. Effective immediately, no new bounties will be issued for snake submissions, but all submissions to-date will be honored," Mr. Oriol stated. He expressed gratitude towards community members who participated, highlighting their significant contribution to local wildlife management.

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