These villages are known for conserving the Indian peafowl. These birds were deprived of their habitat during the Green Revolution, but these villages provided land for them. Protecting these birds has been a duty of the villages since ancient times. They provide the birds with shelter, food, water and are okay with the birds destroying their crops. This protection also stems from religion as they think that these birds are sacred. The villagers have protected 400 peafowl in Todar Majra itself. The main threat to the birds are chemical fertilizers as some of the peafowl have died after eating pesticides and fertilizers along with the plants.