Small Mammals Conservation and Research Foundation - SMCRF

30/04/2026

04/03/2026

Small Mammals Conservation and Research Foundation is a Not for profit organization working in the field of conservation focusing small mammals, located at Bagdol, Lalitpur. We are seeking a dynamic, detail-oriented, and self-motivated Admin & Account Assistant to join our team.

Position: Admin & Account Assistant
No. of Vacancies: 1
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Bagdol, Lalitpur-4
Offered Salary: As per Organization’s policy

Job Responsibilities (Admin & Account Assistant)
Accounting: Maintain daily accounting entries (Journal, Ledger, Invoicing, Petty Cash).
Tax/Compliance: Assist in preparing VAT/TDS records, Bank Reconciliation, and salary sheets.
Administration: Handle office administrative tasks, including filing, documentation, and scanning.
Inventory/Office Supplies: Manage office supplies, stock inventory, and manage front-desk inquiries.
Liaison: Coordinate with agencies, banks and tax offices.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in Management/Commerce (BBA/BBS) or equivalent.
Experience: Freshers are encouraged to apply.
Technical Skills: Proficiency in MS Excel and MS Word.
Communication: Good command of both Nepali and English (written and oral).
License: Two-wheeler license is mandatory.

Why Join Us?
Friendly work environment.
Opportunity for career growth.

Application Process:
Interested candidates who meet the above criteria are requested to send their updated CV and cover letter to [email protected] with the subject line "Application for Admin & Account Assistant" no later than 18th March 2026.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

16/02/2026

Internship candidates shortlist

Congratulations to all the shortlisted applicants from over 100 applicants! We look forward to meeting you in the next phase — the interview round.

We are pleased to announce candidates shortlisted for the internship opportunity at Small Mammals Conservation and Research Foundation (SMCRF).

1. Dipa Tharu
2. Dipshika Nembang
3. Lujan Das Manandhar
4. Namnisha Rai
5. Prajwal Koirala
6. Ramila Gurung
7. Sanjay Prajapati
8. Sonu Niraula
9. Sw****ka Gurung
10. Sw****ka Sapkota

Thank you to everyone who applied and showed interest in supporting wildlife research and conservation efforts. Stay tuned for more updates!

10/02/2026

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09/01/2026

📢 Internship Opportunity | Wildlife Research & Conservation
Are you a Nepali fresher passionate about wildlife and conservation but lacking experience?

👉 No prior research experience required— training and mentorship will be provided!
🌱 What You Will Gain
• Hands-on experience in multiple conservation and research projects
• Field and research skill development
• Mentorship from experienced conservation professionals
• Stipend and fellowship opportunities (based on performance and availability)
• Strong foundation for a future career in conservation and research
🔍 Focus species: Indian Chevrotain, Hispid Hare, Higher Himalayan small sized mammals, Flying Squirrels, Otters, Small Cats, Binturong, Hyaena & Dhole
📅 Duration: 15 February - 14 August, 2026
🎓 Eligible: Bachelor’s/Master’s final-year or thesis-year students in Zoology, Forestry, Environmental Science, Natural Resource Management, Social Sciences and related disciplines
♀️ Applicants from Indigenous communities are strongly encouraged
📩 Apply: Send CV to [email protected]
📅 Deadline: January 30, 2026

23/12/2025

Grateful to the Whitley Fund for Nature for their continued generous support 🙏🙏

End the year with some good news! Meet our Continuation Funding winners 🌍

This year, £1.1 million has been awarded to 15 outstanding conservationists from our global network to scale up proven solutions for both wildlife and people.

Continuation Funding provides follow-on grants of up to £100,000 over two years to past Whitley Award winners and their teams.

Covering 10.8 million ha of habitat across 11 countries, these locally-led projects are protecting endangered species, restoring ecosystems, fostering sustainable livelihoods, and driving lasting change.

Find out more about the winners, their teams and their projects: https://whitleyaward.org/2025/12/19/meet-the-2025-continuation-funding-winners/

11/12/2025

It has been one month since we celebrated the International Day of Ethical Nature Conservation, and the momentum continues to grow.

Across Asia and beyond, is being carried forward by the people closest to the land. This photo captures a training led by a graduate of our program, from PEACE r’CHAN – Conservation in Harmony (India). Their work reflects the heart of Ethical Conservation: listening deeply, showing up with respect, and fostering community-rooted leadership.

As we look back on the past month, we honour the Indigenous peoples and local communities whose stewardship guides us toward a more just and equitable future for nature.

Let’s continue building this movement — one partnership, one lesson, one shared step at a time.

11/12/2025

IFSA Pokhara is organizing an Online Pangolin Conservation Poster Competition in collaboration with Small Mammals Conservation and Research Foundation - SMCRF Get ready, young minds, to showcase your creativity! Open to all passionate conservationists, no matter where you are!

Theme: Protecting Pangolins: Save Nature’s Most Unique Mammals
Exciting Prizes: The Winner will receive a T-shirt, a cup, badges, and book. Winners outside Pokhara will have prizes shipped to their address.

Submission Deadline: 21st December
Winner Announcement: 22nd December

Send your poster along with your full name, college, address, and contact number to our email: [email protected]

Poster Guidelines-
Language: The poster must be in English.
Content: Morphology of the Chinese pangolin, conservation status, major threats, and protection measures.

Rules-
1. One participant can submit only one poster
2. No plagiarism will be tolerated
3. Poster will be judged by:
- Jury panel
- Social media outreach (participants must follow IFSA Pokhara on Facebook)

E-certificates will be provided to both winners and participants. All the submitted posters will be shared on the IFSA Pokhara page. The best poster will be published and used for awareness on World Pangolin Day 2026.

We sincerely thank SMCRF for their generous support and collaboration.

27/11/2025

Fusion of culture, conservation and entertainment