Yes, it is safe to move a snake plant to the wilderness. However, there are a few things that you need to do to ensure a safe transition.
First, make sure that you prepare the snake plant well before transferring it to its new location. This means watering it properly, fertilizing it if necessary, and removing any excess dirt or roots from the pot.
Second, be careful not to touch the flesh of the snake plant during the transfer. The sap on its leaves and stems can cause irritation and blisters if contact is made. Instead, use a brush or other item to sweep away debris around the plant before moving it.
Third, be aware of any wild animals in your area. A snake plant may look innocuous, but bears and other predators may still view it as prey. If you spot any animals in the vicinity while moving the snake plant, stop and take precautions before proceeding with the transfer.