Terai Fishing Cat Project, Nepal

02/05/2026

It is so great to see fishing cats breeding around🐱🤗

20/04/2026

With Leo Foundation – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

15/04/2026

Thank you Fishing Cat Conservation Alliance Big Cat RescueSmall Wild Cat Conservation Foundation Leo Foundation for your support 🙏🧡💚

30/03/2026

Just 3 days left to apply for the Wild Cats Series 2026!

Are you passionate about wildlife and eager to make a difference? The Wild Cats Series offers hands-on training in wild cat research, conservation, and community outreach programs for selected participants.
Learn more and apply by scanning the QR on the flyer or visiting:
https://wildcare.org.np/call-for-applications-wild-cats-series-2026/?fbclid

28/02/2026

Happy Fishing Cat February 🎊

12/02/2026

Thank you Fishing Cat Conservation Alliance Big Cat Rescue Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation Leo Foundation for your continued support 🙏

02/02/2026

World Wetlands Day

Wetlands are among the most productive ecosystems on Earth. They support rich biodiversity, regulate water, reduce floods, store carbon, and sustain millions of people through fisheries, agriculture, and livelihoods.

From microscopic organisms to top predators, and from local communities to global climate systems, wetlands connect all life.

Protecting wetlands is not a choice, it’s a responsibility.

12/12/2025

Dear Fishing Cat enthusiasts, the Terai Fishing Cat Project, Nepal is pleased to share fishing cat clips with you. It's our pleasure to go field with Mr. Hari Adhikari, who has captured clips of fishing cats multiple times.

Fishing cats are powerful swimmers, perfectly adapted to life in and around water. Their partially webbed feet, dense coat, and strong body allow them to move smoothly through ponds and marshes while hunting fish and other aquatic prey. Observations like this remind us of the uniqueness of these wetland specialists and the importance of protecting the habitats they depend on.

Mr. Hari Adhikari is a dedicated yoga master and an experienced nature guide who has spent many years exploring and interpreting the rich wildlife of Meghauli and the surrounding wetlands of Chitwan National Park. Alongside running his homestay, he shares his deep respect for nature with every visitor who walks with him into the forest.

Photo/video credit of fishing cat: Mr. Hari Adhikari

Fishing Cat Conservation Alliance Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation Wildlife Conservation Network Wild Cats of Nepal Big Cat Rescue Leo Foundation

08/12/2025

Interested one please apply by 12 December!

Internship opening at Wild Care Nepal

Who Should Apply?

• Graduates (preferably in Environmental Science, Zoology, Forestry, or related fields)
• Prior experience in proposal writing, scientific documentation, or conservation-related work
• Available to work regular office hours from our on-site location
• Knack for performance and delivery
• Problem-solvers with critical thinking skills, creativity, and a results-driven mindset
• Passionate learners with a genuine interest in biodiversity and community-based conservation
• Must be a Nepali Citizen

What We Offer:
• Basic allowance
• A learning-oriented space with mentorship and growth opportunities
• The potential to transition into larger project roles based on performance
• A chance to contribute meaningfully to ongoing research and conservation initiatives

To Apply:

Send your updated CV and a Letter of Intent to [email protected] by 12 December, 2025 explaining:
• Your motivation to apply
• Your career goals
• What makes you a unique candidate for this position?
• What skills or fresh perspective you may contribute to the team?
• How will this benefit your personal and professional growth?