The BSD Projects

FreeBSD: The flagship BSD project with solid academic roots.

DragonFly BSD: Originally a fork of FreeBSD, DragonFly BSD is now a superb BSD with many unique features.

NetBSD: Of the BSD projects, by far the most portable.

OpenBSD: OpenBSD focuses on proactive security and code correctness.

TrueOS: Now specifically focused on servers. Sponsored by iXsystems.
HardendedBSD supporting multiple additional security features on top of stock FreeBSD.
Desktops of Note
Project Trident: A former BSD desktop has migrated over to Void Linux, while keeping the same look and feel, as well as application support, ZFS, and other features.
