Arunachal Pradesh is renowned for its diverse hornbill population, earning it the title "Land of the Hornbill".

Kaziranga National Park in Assam is renowned for its tiger conservation efforts and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Project Snow Leopard is the conservation initiative undertaken by the Indian government to protect the endangered snow leopard population.

Gujarat is the sole home to the Asiatic lion population in India, primarily found in the Gir Forest National Park and its surrounding areas.

Project Great Indian Bustard is the conservation initiative focused on protecting the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard.

Assam is renowned for its successful conservation efforts in protecting the one-horned rhinoceros, particularly in Kaziranga National Park.

Project Blackbuck is the conservation initiative aimed at protecting the endangered blackbuck antelope.

Jammu and Kashmir has been successful in conserving the critically endangered hangul deer, primarily found in Dachigam National Park.

Project Gharial is the conservation initiative aimed at protecting the endangered gharial crocodile.

Tamil Nadu is known for its efforts in conserving the endangered Nilgiri tahr, primarily found in the Nilgiri Hills.

Project Pangolin is the conservation initiative focused on protecting the endangered Indian pangolin.

Assam has been successful in conserving the endangered golden langur, primarily found in Manas National Park and its surrounding areas.

Project Red Panda is the conservation initiative aimed at protecting the endangered red panda.

Arunachal Pradesh is known for its efforts in conserving the endangered black-necked crane, primarily found in the Tawang and West Kameng districts.

Project Dugong is the conservation initiative aimed at protecting the endangered dugong.