The project seeks to establish, together with the main local stakeholders, ecological restoration demonstration sites in the buffer zone of the PNCAZ, from which landscape connectivity can be re-established, generating spatially scalable experiences. This connectivity will contribute to the maintenance of natural values and ecological processes within the protected area in the medium and long term, as well as to a better quality of life for the inhabitants. Natural regeneration, exclusion of threats and assisted succession are used to establish these restoration demonstration areas, which will directly benefit some 200 families, all within the framework of the Blue Agreements and as a result of a participatory management strategy of territorial planning through quality of life plans.The aim is to generate a learning community, as well as to strengthen the technical and organizational capacities of the population through field schools, training of trainers, producing tools that will be the basis for adaptive management, appropriation, sustainability and spatial scaling of the model.