Wildlife of the Indian Subcontinent

Wildlife and wildlife habitat of the Greater India (the Indian subcontinent) encompasses that of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Burma / Myanmar and Maldives.

See also

• Wildlife of India
• Wildlife of Pakistan
• Wildlife of Bhutan
• Wildlife of Bangladesh
• Wildlife of Sri Lanka
• Wildlife of Myanmar (formerly Burma)
• Wildlife of Maldives
• Wildlife of Afghanistan
• Wildlife of Iran
• Wildlife of Iraq
• Wildlife conservation
• Fauna of India
• Flora of India
• List of fish in India
• Ecoregions of India
• The study of natural history in India
• History of the conservation movement in India
• timeline
  • Environmental activism in India
    • Environmental organizations in India
• Project Lion (for conservation of our Asiatic Lion in India)
• Project Crocodile
• Project Hangul
• Asiatic Lion Reintroduction Project
• List of Zoos in India
• Central Zoo Authority of India (CZA)
• Zoo Outreach Organisation (ZOO), India is an NGO
• Wildlife Institute of India (WII)
• Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM)
• Zoological Survey of India (ZSI)
• India Nature Watch (INW) spreading the love of nature and wildlife in India through photography
• Geological Survey of India (GSI) also maintains 2 fossil parks currently.
• Fossil Parks of India

• Protected areas of India
• List of protected areas in India
  • National parks of India
  • Biosphere reserves of India
  • Conservation areas of India
  • Wildlife sanctuaries of India
  • Reserved forests and protected forests of India
  • Conservation reserves and community reserves of India
  • Communal forests of India, including
    • Sacred groves of India
    • Social forestry in India
  • Private protected areas of India

• Environmental policy of the Government of India
  • Indian Forest Act, 1927
  • Wildlife Protection Act of 1972
  • Project Tiger
  • Project Elephant
  • Project Snow Leopard
  • Project Gaur
• Ministry of Environment and Forests (India)

External links

• “Online Photo Galleries” on Nature and Wildlife of India at "India Nature Watch (INW)" - spreading the love of nature and wildlife in India through photography
• Wildlife of Pakistan