What are the guidlines for protecting the animal from the harm that it endured in the past...

This needs to be seriously considered.

Can anyone help me here?

Second a listing of all sightings need to be made and graded and put on a map...

Thirdly, a method needs to be devised that incoporates long term observation to capture on film the possibility that Thylacine populations still exist. This needs to be done in such a way as there would leave no doubt.

This would include research into knowns about the behaviour of the Thylacine. such as studying: http://www.naturalworlds.org/thylacine/films/motion_film_footage.htm
and the excellent e-book on this site...

A group of like minded people but perhaps with different experrtise need to get together for the promotion of clear thinking methods that would help this aim.

I would for one like to be a part of this group. Is any one else interested? I am based in Sydney and have a small film production company but also do marketing, web design etc and probably good at seeking sponsorship if a smart plan is rendered.