Snakes Alive!

A survey of reptiles in Leicestershire & Rutland

Fields marked with an * must be completed

Location

Name of place ^*

Nearest Town or Village ^*

Grid Reference

Post code (if applicable)

Date

Date ^*

Please give a number for each species you sighted:

Grass snake (natrix natrix)

Adder (vipera berus)

Slow-worm (anguis fragilis)

Common lizard (lacerta vivipara)

Other species

Attach a digital photograph

Other comments or observations

Your Details

Name ^*

House or Flat number or name
Building Name (if applicable)
Street Name
Village or Area (if applicable)
Post Town
Post Code

Telephone Number
Area Code
Number

Email Address

What happens to records sent to the Environment and Heritage Resources Centre?

The Centre holds the peoples collection, keeping natural history information from Leicestershire and Rutland safe and available to all. The information you send to the Centre is checked and then added to the main database. It can then be used to interpret changes in our countryside and wildlife populations, and to inform local plans or conservation strategies. Anyone can ask to see the information, and data is often published online or in reports. The information is never sold, but organisations may be charged a fee to cover staff time spent searching and reporting on some data. Your personal details will be stored with your records. Your personal details will not be passed on to anyone else.

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