WE STAND FOR SMALL MAMMALS
Research
We conduct research on small mammals and biodiversity to explore and address their conservation issues.
Capacity building
Strengthening the skills of young researchers, related stakeholders and local people is our important mission.
Conservation actions
We are focused on actions to directly contribute in the conservation.
Research grants
We provide research grants to the students and young researchers
Events
We regularly monitor small mammals through our periodic events- quarterly bat watching and small mammal hiking.
Media advocacy
We lead mass media programs to support research and conservation
our projects
- All
- Completed
- Ongoing
Survey and conservation of pangolin in Dhading, Nepal
Habitat and Acoustic Survey and an Action Plan for Bats Conservation in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Feasibility Study for community forest to be considered for protected area in tropical forest of Eastern Nepal
First Phase survey of bats in Tarai Plains of Eastern Nepal
Baseline survey of bats at Kailash Cave, Syangja
Survey and Monitoring of bats in Kathmandu Valley
Latest News
Plantation Program on World Environment Day 2024
On World Environment Day 2024, SMCRF organized a plantation program on ...
World Pangolin Day 2024
World Pangolin Day is celebrated every year to raise awareness among ...
Training on Small Mammals Taxonomy and Field Techniques
SMCRF in collaboration with National Trust for Nature Conservation-Gaurishankar Conservation Area ...
THEMATIC AREAS
CONSERVATION GOVERNANCE
Strategy 1 : Improvement of conservation management of biodiversity
ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Strategy 2 : Coordination with major conservation partners approached...
SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD
Strategy 3 : Set up of alternative livelihood for needy communities
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