Explanation:

Project Hangul is a conservation and protection project for the critically endangered Kashmir Stag or Hangul. In the 1970s, the Jammu and Kashmir government prepared a project to protect Hangul and its habitat with the help of the IUCN and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Hangul is commonly referred to as Kashmir Stag. Project Hangul was the name given to this ambitious project for the conservation and protection of Kashmir stags. As a result, by 1980, the population of this species had increased to 340. According to the IUCN Red List, Hangul is a Critically Endangered species. • Project Elephant was launched by the Government of India in the year 1992 as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme with the following objectives: o To protect elephants, their habitat & corridors. o To address issues of man-animal conflict. o The Welfare of captive elephants • The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change launched the “Asiatic Lion Conservation Project” in the year 2004. o It will be funded from the Centrally Sponsored Scheme- Development of Wildlife Habitat (CSSDWH) with the contributing ratio being 60:40 of Central and State share. o Focus: To cause habitat improvement, scientific interventions, disease control and veterinary care supplemented with adequate eco-development works for the fringe population in order to ensure a stable and viable Lion population in the country. • Project Snow Leopard was launched in 2009 to promote an inclusive and participatory approach to conserving snow leopards and their habitat. o The strategy document stresses knowledge-based, landscape-level and participatory management of wildlife in the region. o Each of the range states will identify one landscape under the project. • Hence, option (c) is the correct answer.