The project included training of members of SIKI on basic ecology; leadership training; effective organizational management; goat raising; paralegal for forest, fishery, and environmental laws for purposes of deputization of qualified trainees as Forest/Fishery Protection Officers; organic fertilizer composting and production; simple bookkeeping and accounting; bio-intensive gardening; sloping agricultural land technology; seed sorting and preservation techniques; mushroom production; and other trainings.

The project was proposed by the Samahan ng Inang Kalikasan, Inc. (SIKI), as community group in the Sitio Sabang, Barangay Cabayugan, Puerto Princesa City. The proposal was later revised by the HARIBON Palawan, in close consultation with the community and with technical inputs from the Provincial Veterinary. The Goat Project is a communal project where PO members will individually plant forage in their own farm lots to supply food for the goat, to augment the forage from a common plot. The bio-intensive gardening will be done individually also with inputs assistance through micro lending. A common garden will be maintained as demonstration and seed production. The conservation aspect of the project focus on soil and water conservation, where members of SIKI will plant trees along the perimeter of the site. PO member shall participate in the strengthening of the BFARMC and conduct of participatory coastal resources assessment with the other fisherfolks in the area. Qualified members of SIKI will later become deputized fish wardens and participate in the protection activities of the BFARMC over the marine and coastal areas of the Sabang & Saint Paul Bays. The PO with assistance from HARIBON will be involved in soil and water conservation activities, such as, planting fast-growing indigenous forest species and other trees for goat shading. These are mostly leguminous species that contribute to soil fertility. Production of organic fertilizer or compost contributes to soil conservation. HARIBON will assist in strengthening the BFARMC and conduct participatory coastal resources management among the SIK members, BFARMC members and small fisherfolks residing the Sabang coastal area. This is proposed to lead to Strategic Planning through the PAMB for a barangay-wide Resource Management Plan with focus on CRM. It also intends to train and deputize Fish Warden.

The recommended goat production technology in the country is cut-and-carry method. This method prevents to much degradation of the environment, as the goats are very voracious eater. It feeds on anything within reach. The supply of goat meat in the locality of Puerto Princesa City is very low, that most of the restaurants that specialized on goat meat had closed down long ago. The biggest department store in the city, which sells goat meat almost daily five (5) years ago, can only sell once a month or so. One (1) importer of foodstuff from the neighboring country of Brunei came to Palawan to look for goat meat supply in the volume of 3,000 heads per month, but not enough supply could found. Bio-intensive gardening will also rely on the production of compost and organics to prevent environmental hazards. High value vegetables are very in demand in Palawan due to its increasing population and demand due to tourism.

The various trainings, meetings among PO members, participation of barangay officials and residents of the sitios (village) in the project are venues for promoting public awareness on the project, and the biodiversity conservation in general. PO memberships in the BFARMC, patrolling of the marine and coastal area will greatly provide emphasis on importance of environment protection.