These include a real estate cadastre of State-owned lands and a comprehensive forest inventory and monitoring programme. It should further include an inventory of non-wood forest products, especially those which may be vulnerable to overuse, collection or exploitation. This inventory should be continuous and accompanied by the introduction of an ongoing integrated monitoring program to track conditions of forest resources, including forest health, timber volume, wildlife habitat, non-wood forest products, and other key resources. That information would be valuable for identifying and assessing whether the current network of Protected Areas fully represents and protects the territory’s habitats and biological diversity.