Although some positive movement can be seen in the area of information and data collection and utilization (particularly on forests), overall information on biodiversity continues to be insufficient, odd, of poor quality, irregular and outdated. There is an obvious lack of centralization of all environmental data collection and storage in accessible form, including the biodiversity component of monitoring activities. Unfortunately, there are no positive signs of political will to put the results of these projects into practice. This also applies to activities relating to protection of endangered species based on comprehensive RDBs with clear legal status.