What Are The Major Wildlife Programs That Protect Killing Of Animals?

The major international wildlife conservation programs are the Wildlife Conservation Program in India, the Wildlife Saving Program organised by the National Wildlife Federation of the United States, the Wildlife Saving Program in India, the Wildlife Conservation Habitat program in India, the Government of India Initiative which aims at the protection of endangered species of animals, especially the tiger (the national animal of India) and the wildlife conservation programs organised by international organisations such as the Save Tiger, Project Tiger, the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF), The Siberian Tiger Conservation Association, the Bandavgarh Tiger Trust, the Jim Corbett Foundation (at India's famous wildlife reserve, the Corbett National Park), the Ranthambore Foundation, the Tiger Foundation, TRAFFIC India, The Wildlife Conservation Society, The Wildlife Institute of India, the Wildlife Protection Scoiety of India, the Lion and Elephant Conservation (Tsavo-West National Park, Kenya), the Elephant and Wildlife Conservation (Amboseli National Park, Kenya), the Colobus Monkey Project (Kitobo Forest, Kenya) and the Train and Feed Cheetahs and Baboons (Omaheke Region, Namibia).