The community participates only through the level of the ownership which needs involvement of the eco-traditions and customs followed by the community.

Even though the flexibility was kept in the strategic plans but the mandatory actions needed to be executed within time-frame for future analysis.

Targeted interventions work and assist in dealing with the root cause of problems

Building our financial and credit history enables us to become an investment-ready enterprise to finance our restoration efforts and impact.

It is cheap technology. No nursery work or costs are incurred, yet resistant to harsh growing conditions 

• The self-consumption of products from the different gardens and greenhouses contributes positively to the community, as it reduces the dependence on traveling to an external market, improving the quality of life, by consuming chemical-free food and therefore beneficial to health, in addition to exchanging products or deciding to generate an economic benefit by selling the product.
• The home gardens are spaces for experiences and practical examples of effective measures to reduce the impact of agricultural activities on the natural environment.
• The development of conservation-friendly activities in the buffer zones of protected areas contributes to reducing pressures within the protected area, in addition to being a space to raise awareness among the population about the importance of conserving their natural resources.

• Through various technical trainings, we have improved the pedagogy to reach the community in a more precise and comprehensive way, solving doubts and generating new knowledge aimed at sustainable production in the buffer zone of the El Zarza Wildlife Refuge.
• The park rangers and staff of the RVSZ strengthen the relationship with the community based on trust and commitment, which creates spaces of harmonious coexistence in favor of conservation.

• The joint work between the community and protected area staff in activities such as community mingas strengthens relationships of trust and reinforces bonds of friendship, improving the relationship between these two sectors in the management of the protected area, strengthening participation as an important aspect of the area's certification on the Green List.
• The participatory identification of socio-environmental problems makes it possible to find simple solutions that can be implemented by everyone without much effort.

• Through inter-institutional academic support, an appropriate methodology has been developed to allow park rangers to monitor one of the area's conservation values and to have indicators on the population status of the main amphibians, thus guiding management decisions in the area. This will also serve as input for the definition of a monitoring program for the Reserve and contribute to the process of obtaining the IUCN Green List Standard.
• Scientific research will help define and/or reorient patrol routes focused on preserving amphibian habitat.

• Knowledge about amphibians has allowed the park ranger staff to put much more emphasis on environmental education talks about amphibians and their fundamental role in nature.
• The development of didactic material has made it possible to inform the public about the amphibian species that exist in Cerro Plateado Biological Reserve.