The local people's organization and project management committees will be responsible for project activity implementation. The SWCF is there for technical and management support, mostly during the first year.

The marketing of the community-based ecotourism in Sierra Bullones has already started and will be a continuous activity. The 14 barangay captains and municipal development officers have met to study fees for the various ecotourism activities including the sharing of the fees/income. Emphasis of the marketing shall not be on foreign tourists but on local Filipinos. Souvenir items like woven baskets, mats, plants, t-shirts, hats and preserved foods is one of the income generating activities of the local residents.

The project involved the Eskaya tribal group, specifically in Barangay Canto-ub.

The project was able to strengthened understanding and application of biodiversity conservation and protection at the municipal and barangay level of an entire town.

The project will conduct a writeshop to develop information materials about various aspects of biodiversity and ecotourism. The purpose of the activity is to formulate scripts that will later be put into fact sheets. Both Cebuano and English will be the languages used. The focus will be flora, fauna and other features of Sierra Bullones and ecotourism sites and facilities. The ecotourism information will be put into pamphlet form. Sheets and Pamphlets will be printed and distributed to local residents, barangay and municipal officials. The ecotourism materials will be districuted to tour operators, resorts, and other selected outlets. Slide shows will be produced highlighting biodiversity in the site including cave features cave flora and fauna. These will be used to educate local residents as well as PAMB members.

The project will have one major, overall effect. This is strengthened understanding and application of biodiversity conservation and protection at the municipal and barangay level of an entire town. The specific effect of the project are the following: 1. General orientation to biodiversity conservation and protection and ecotourism for all municipal officials, barangay captains, line agency personnel, and selected persons in the municipality. 2. Local level application of biodiversity conservation and protection. Implementing project activities will reinforce the concept of biodiversity and its use at the field level. The concepts will not simply be theoretical but practical and observable. 3. Development of biodiversity conservation and protection models at the barangay and municipal levels. 4. Local residents trained in community-based ecotourism and biodiversity conservation and protection through implementation of ecotourism and other activities. 5. Educational materials for use at schools, meetings, with visitors and in other areas of Bohol produced and available to reinforce biodiversity conservation and protection. 6. Increased physical knowledge of Bohol's biodiversity. Inventories in karst limestone areas of the Wahig River headwaters and the Rajah Sikatuna National Park 7. Increased knowledge of underground natural resources, cave species, and hydrology. The cave exploration and mapping will be used to further enhance land use planning in the municipality as well as plan more specific activities for ecotourism 8. A functional system used to monitor biodiversity and gather periodic (monthly) information to evaluate protection and conservation activities in the municipality. 9. New ordinances at the municipal and barangay levels to support biodiversity conservation and sustainable community-based ecotourism. Greater efforts at implementation of existing ordinances that are supposed to support biodiversity conservation.