Este "plan de vida" funciona como una herramienta integral de gestión que toma en consideración la preservación de zonas de vegetación natural, su restauración, la continuidad del paisaje, generando a su vez alternativas productivas sustentables y consensuadas con pobladores locales.

It is necessary to monitor the impact of invasive species control exercised by Vanille concessionaires on the return and maintenance of native species. A first follow-up was organized in 2014-2015 on a pilot plot. The next follow-up will be organized in 2020, with a review of the effect on all the concessions granted.

At the same time, forestry officers and the ONF land department keep concession maps up to date, noting for each concessionaire whether he or she is complying with the instructions, and if not, noting this in a specific register to ensure follow-up of the corrective measures requested of the concessionaires.

The management of protected areas through conservation activities is normally separated from tourist use activities. Creating a connection between the two activities can be a tool to solve many problems, showing everybody that the Park's activities are part of a single and complex strategy.

The red deer census in Foreste Casentinesi National Park is at the same time an important action of wildlife monitoring and a big touristic event, based on high quality tourism. It directly involves, during four days in low touristic season, local accomodations like mountain huts and "agriturismi" (farms),  environmental guides and interpreters, restaurants and other economic enterprises.

From the social point of view, the project model achieves reasonably and cost-effectively, in a relatively short time (1-2 years), to generate production conditions that improve the quality of life of the beneficiaries' families in two ways: the incorporation of a more varied diet that includes more vegetables, fruits, and proteins (chickens and eggs) and the diversification of productive activities that in turn increase the economic income received by the families.

This project has helped to rebuild the social fabric, allowing neighbors and members of the villages to get to know each other and work together through training (Agroforestry Field Schools) and the implementation of productive group activities such as beekeeping, community conservation areas and demonstrations plots in the villages, allowing the recovery of values such as trust, credibility, friendship and the definition of rules of the game and co-responsibilities. One of the most important elements of the project is to achieve the union between the people of the villages and the institutions and organizations dedicated to promoting sustainable development.

The financial resources for developing policies and actions aimed at environmental recovery, protection, and conservation come from both national and international aid from public and private institutions.

The initiative is part of the 2019-2023 Action Plan of the Local System of Protected Areas Committee (SILAP, Sistema Local de Áreas Protegidas) of the Municipality of San Juan Nepomuceno and the strategies of the Los Colorados Flora and Fauna Sanctuary Management Plan to guarantee its biological viability, which is why long-term continuity of the activities is expected.

One of the most important recipe for the success of the deer census is that each couple of operators has to be composed of people from different categories: beginners with experts, hunters with animal activists, rangers with students, people from different regions, etc. 

Every night the couples composition is different, so all the participants have the opportunity to meet different people and different areas of the National Park. 

Also the social and scientific events are organized to emphasize the occasions of experience exchange between all different kinds of participants. 

In order to reduce the pressures on the environmental capacity of Changbai Mountain Scenic Area, a total of RMB6 billion has been invested since 2010 to build 32 new scenic sites and 10 squares at and near Er’dao Baihe Town, a town neighbouring the northern part of Changbai Mountain Scenic Area.  In 2019, Er’dao Baihe Town was rated as an AAAA Scenic Area, one of the national exemplary areas for integrated tourism, and accredited as an international Cittaslow town by Cittaslow International.  Er’dao Baihe Town has become an open and free-of-charge scenic area and aims to offer high standard services for tourism, leisure and recreation.  While providing high-quality and well-managed leisure space for local residents, it also help stimulate the development of accommodation and catering businesses in Changbai Mountain’s neighbouring communities.  A new development model of sharing and co-building that serves tourists and brings happiness to local residents is hence achieved.  

Thorough data analysis was conducted on recent years' tourism in Changbaishan, and the ecological carrying capacity of Changbai Scenic Area was hence determined based on science. A scientific and sound tourism plan was formulated based on statistics. Securing sufficient funding ensured the implementation of the planned projects. A number of mechanisms and measures are put in place to ensure an accurate calculation of the number of visitors of the day and a forecast in the following 3 days, such as merging the two ticket-checking points, real-name ticketing, ticket-booking based on the selected time of entry. When the crux comes, such measures as ceasing ticket sales and imposing restrictions on the number of visitors can effectively avert overcrowding in the scenic areas and raise the level of comfort for visitors.

Este componente se enfoca en las acciones concretas de protección, restauración y uso sostenible para poblaciones y hábitats: Las acciones de protección son las más importantes, dado que las principales amenazas para estas especies son la destrucción y degradación de sus hábitats. Para proteger efectivamente las poblaciones y sus hábitats se realizan gestiones con parques nacionales y reservas privadas, para fomentar la conservación de plantas en estas áreas protegidas y apoyarlas en sus actividades de control y vigilancia, monitoreo, educación ambiental, implementación de incentivos de conservación, entre otras. Para las especies críticamente amenazadas se han llevado a cabo acciones de restauración, para rescatar adultos en sitios deforestados y propagar plantas para colecciones exsitu y para potenciales reintroducciones. También se han identificado algunas especies que pueden ser usadas de manera sostenible en horticultura y ecoturismo, que proporcionarían incentivos para la conservació de bosques. Un ejemplo de éxito en conservación de Cycadas ha sido la gestión en el Parque Nacional "Las Orquídeas". Allí se declaró la especie Zamia wallisii como objeto de conservación, y los funcionarios y comunidades campesinas se han apropiado de la especie para proteger su hábitats.