The Pluspetrol Camisea Biodiversity Monitoring Program (BMP) has been collecting data on the distribution and status of species of flora and fauna and provisioning ecosystem services within the 247,000 ha upstream area of influence since 2005. In order to synthesize, integrate and map a complex, long-term data set on species and provisioning ecosystem services (fishing, hunting and gathering by local communities) the BMP utilized Saaty's analytical hierarchical process (AHP) to categorize sensitivity of stream basins within the Project Area of Influence. The BMP conducted a critical habitat analysis based on International Finance Corporation (IFC) Performance Standard 6 (PS6) using long-term monitoring data to inform the CHA, prioritize and map sensitive biodiversity values according to stream basin and landscape unit type. In addition, the BMP synthesized social data on provisioning ecosystem services based on data collected during household interviews, participatory resource mapping, and field data on bush meat biomass. Using AHP allowed the BMP to obtain an integrated biological and social database that facilitates mapping sensitive habitats at a relatively small-scale (stream basins). Pluspetrol utilizes the database and maps to inform their biodiversity management and residual impact reduction strategy. The combination of biological and social data with AHP is a useful tool for both Project management and sustainable land-use planning.