Some priorities for the Sagalla caecilian's conservation include:  stabilizing the soil by restoring vegetation and improving agricultural practices, careful replacement of eucalyptus plantations with indigenous trees, working with local communities, and continuing to study the caecilian's ecology. Work is being done in order to train field assistants on how to properly implement these changes.
Key objectives for the Sagalla caecilian's conservation include:  solidifying the soil by reviving vegetation and enhancing agricultural methods, meticulous substitution of eucalyptus plantations with native trees, collaboration with local groups, and continued investigation into the caecilian's environment. Efforts are being made to educate field assistants on how to effectively carry out these modifications.