Indian Pangolin (Manis Crassicaudata) is an endangered species, it is placed in the critical category of the IUCN red data list, appendix- I species of CITIES and Schedule -I in wildlife protection act 1927. It is most trafficking animal in the world according to the traffic, but because of the lack of ecological data deficiency create a main challenge for the conservation of species and their habitat, illegal hunting and killing for obtaining its body scale for trade purpose is the biggest reason to the declination of population. Status of pangolin in all our study areas is unknown. Through our projects throwing light on status and distribution of pangolin in the study area, so it will be helpful to prepare of strategy for long term conservation and protection. Also, it is highlighting the threats to the species for their survival. The main purpose of the research projects is to collect the baseline data of the species to prepare the habitat management plan for long term local community based conservation. Creating the awareness about the species in local communities that leads to stop in poaching and become a good opportunity for involvement of people for conservation of the species and their habitat through this activity. Right now we are working in four Sociopolitical landscape of the Maharashtra state, Northern Western Ghat, Marathwada, Khandesh and Vidharbha