The first Namo Biodiversity Park in Rajasthan, inaugurated in October 2025, is situated in the Alwar District.
This initiative marks a significant step in biodiversity conservation within the state, with its location strategically placed in Alwar.
| List I | List II |
| a. Endangered Species | i. Desert sheep and hornbill |
| b. Vulnerable Species | ii. Blue Sheep |
| c. Rare Species | iii. Lion Tailed Macaque |
| d. Extinct Species | iv. Pink headed duck |
Under the Antarctic Treaty system and the 1991 Environmental Protocol, permitted activities are primarily: