To establish a wildlife conservation effort in the Chinko Project area, a 17,000 square kilometer wooded savanna and forest zone in southeast Central African Republic. It intends to conserve the rich savanna and forest biodiversity including elephants, ungulates, carnivores, primates, and birds by addressing the impacts of poaching, livestock grazing, predator poisoning and the political turmoil in the region that affected the pace and cost of project operations.