- 120 individuals will be released in the central summit coming from the captive breeding center and also translocated animals from the source population, expecting that the population size in those pine forests at the end of the project reaches 160 individuals (plus released animals born in the natural environment).
- With the development of the project it is expected that the captive breeding center will be able to produce annually 20 individuals suitable for release.
- With the development of the project it is expected to have a population of the Blue Chaffinch of Gran Canaria in the wild of 450 individuals, which would imply a doubling of the current population.
- There will be a 80,000 Canarian pine plantation in the ecological corridors in the central summit and Tamadaba, so that the corridors are put into operation and allow connectivity between the most suitable pine forests for the species.