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The LIFE Priolo Project is divided in 45 actions, divided in 5 intervention areas: A. Preliminary works, development of management plans and/or action plans A1. Development of SPA Management Plan (SRA) – Finished A2. Expansion of SPA Pico da Vara / Ribeira do Guilherme (SRAM)- Finished A3. Analysis of economic feasibility plan and valuation of ecosystem services of SPA Pico da Vara / Ribeira do Guilherme (SPEA) – In progress A4. Guidance document on cutting the Cryptomerian forest cut in the SPA Pico da Vara / Ribeira do Guilherme and adjacent area (SPEA) – In progress A5. Integration of SPA in the National Network of Protected Areas by developing its own regulation and organization (SRAM) – In progress A6. Integration of management activities of the project in sectorial and regional policies (SRAM) – In progress A7. Agricultural and forest activities planning in the adjacent area of the SPA Pico da Vara /Ribeira do Guilherme (SPEA) - Finished A8. Revision of exotic species control legislation (SRAM) – In progress A9. Mapping of the vegetation cover in the SPA Pico da Vara /Ribeira do Guilherme (SPEA) – In progress C. Individual tasks of environmental management C1. Encouragement of orchard plantings with trees developing floral buds at the end of winter (SPEA) –In progress C2. Cryptomeria cutting in the degraded forest areas adjacent to the project (DRRF) – In progress C3. Increase in feeding availability by artificial feeders (SPEA) – Finished D. Seasonal environmental management D1. Lobbying the administration in order to substitute exotics along margins of acess road and paths to the SPA Pico da Vara / Ribeira do Guilherme (SPEA) - In progress D2. Testing of chemical methods for the eradication of Hedychium gardneranum in the intervention area of the project (SPEA) - In progress D3. Removing of Hedychium gardneranum in the principal area of the Priolo's distribution and in a transition strip of the buffer area (SPEA) – In progress D4. Manual and chemical removal of Clethra arborea and manual removal of Gunnera tinctoria (SPEA) - In progress D5. Opening of two accesses to the clearing zones and planting of native species (SPEA) - In progress D6. Removal of vegetal waste resultant from clearing in intervention areas (SPEA) D7. Treatment of vegetal waste removed from intervention area (SPEA) D8. Plantation of native species in the area of principal presence of the Priolo and adjacent buffer areas (SPEA) - In progress D9. Growing of native species in nursery (DRRF) - In progress D10. Implementation of a control scheme in the SPA Pico da Vara /Ribeira do Guilherme with special regard to the intervention area of the project and the area of major presence of the Priolo (DRRF) - In progress E. General public awareness and publication of results E1. Install five information tablets about the project and the importance of the Priolo and native species (SPEA) - In progress E2. Creation and management of a web page about the project (SPEA and PARTNERS) - In progress E3. Production of a CD ROM (SPEA and PARTNERS) - In progress E4. Production of two leaflets about the project, to broadcast the project and the Priolo (SPEA and PARTNERS) - Finished E5. General promotion of the project by publication of articles in various publications (SPEA and PARTNERS) - In progress E6. Production of the logo of the project (SPEA and PARTNERS) – Finished E7. Production of a panel about the project (SPEA and PARTNERS) - In progress E8. Production of educative material to be integrated in the school program of São Miguel schools (SPEA and PARTNERS) E9. Collaboration in the development of the tourism program for the island of São Miguel integrating special information about the Priolo and native vegetation species, in collaboration with the Regional Direction of Tourism (SPEA) - In progress E10. Formation of workers in the different duties related to the process of removing exotic vegetation and plantation of native species (SPEA) - In progress E11. Collaboration in the promotion of tourist walks to be developed by the Regional Direction of Tourism (SPEA) E12. Production of a non-specialised report (SPEA) - Finished E13. Promotion of the project through marketing campaigns directed to general public (SPEA) F. General management of the project F1. Planning, revision, management and implementation of the project by the beneficiary and partners. (SPEA and PARTNERS) - In progress F2. Ensure the strategic planning of the project and the decision making by creation of an Executive Commission (SPEA and PARTNERS) – In progress F4. Evaluation of the awareness of general population and administration in relation to the problems of the Priolo and native vegetation (SPEA) –1st stage Finished F5. Monitoring schemes for the exotic vegetation removal and production and plantation of native species (SPEA) - Finished F6. Monitoring of the Priolo population (SPEA) - Finished F7. Evaluation of the overall results of the project (SPEA) F8. Measure the effectiveness of the programme of recovery of the habitat for the Priolo throughout the duration of the project (SPEA) F9. Ensure that financial accounts are maintained for the project (SPEA) - In progress F10. Ensure an audit of the project (SPEA)
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