The correct answer is: D. All of the above
Project Hangul, Project Snow Leopard, and Markhor Recovery Programme are all wildlife protection schemes that were formulated in Hirpora in Southern Kashmir.
Project Hangul is a conservation program for the Hangul, a type of wild goat that is found in the Kashmir Himalayas. The program was launched in 1970 and aims to protect the Hangul from poaching and habitat loss.
Project Snow Leopard is a conservation program for the snow leopard, a type of wild cat that is found in the high mountains of Central Asia. The program was launched in 1973 and aims to protect the snow leopard from poaching and habitat loss.
Markhor Recovery Programme is a conservation program for the markhor, a type of wild goat that is found in the mountains of Central Asia. The program was launched in 1997 and aims to protect the markhor from poaching and habitat loss.
All three of these programs are important for the conservation of these endangered species. They have helped to reduce poaching and habitat loss, and have also helped to raise awareness of the importance of these species.