To fulfill aforementioned project objectives it is necessary to delay natural runoff from the area of the Kampinos Forest and convey water, flowing through the system of channels, to the lower layers. Thanks to this retention will increase, however relevant functioning and capacity of the channels will be still preserved. That directly will have a huge impact on flood protection for nearby towns and built-up areas.

Project activities will be conducted in most parts of wetlands in the Kampinos Forest, excluding the upper reaches of Łasica Channel, what is caused by high participation of private lands in this area. Additionally some part of the Olszowiecki Channel will be bypassed, as a result of botanical expert opinions, which state that moisture level in this area is adequate and does not need any modifications.

Delay in runoff will be achieved by two methods. The first one involves construction of dams along specific parts of the Łasica and Zaborowski Channel. As a consequence valuable moist habitats will be secluded from the channels. It will allow for longer stagnation of rainwater in this area, belonging to the State Treasury, and will help to decrease drainage. The second method concerns the construction of 40 small dams responsible for inhibition of excessive runoff during the dry periods.

New drains will link lower layers with the main channels. Those constructions will lead high water to the lower layers. Channel will be planned in such a manner, so as to stem drainage during the period of low water levels.

All aforementioned activities will be conducted with supportive undertakings, aiming to liquidation of conflicts between social development and water management. In order to this project assume land purchase of 120 ha, located in the lower region of the Łasica and Zaborowski Channel. Moreover a levee, situated near the Sadowo village, will be developed so as to inhibit floods, which constantly occur in directly located villages.

Additionally it is planned to elaborate a management plan of beaver population. Outcome will help to gain extensive information about the beaver population in the Kampinos Forest, its distribution and potential economic danger for human surroundings. Furthermore it will be crucial to gather polish as well as international guidelines and experience regarding minimizing damages caused by the beaver population. Those information will enable to elaborate, as part of public consultations, a relevant document indicating a possible scope of interference in the beaver population from the Kampinoski National Park. Aforementioned document, consulted among all interested sites, will help to expedite interventional activities in case of any urgent situation.

Other project tasks are: environmental monitoring, meadow mowing, as well as educational activities. Implementation of the project will be supervised by the Steering Committee including the representatives of: local government, Kampinoski National Park and Regional Directorate for Environmental Protection.