But if the data that has been feed into the tool reflects changes, this may provide information as regard the trends relevant to a specific target. When it comes to measuring ecosystem quality/resilience, the tool is not really designed to do this, but it might be possible to use it for this purpose -the scenarios could highlight the level of services provided and provide a snapshot into how long a condition is likely to remain stable with a certain set of policies in place. Furthermore, key species could be identified and used as an indicator of ecosystem resilience and health - the tool allows a rather flexible selection of species and links those species to ecosystem service provision as some services [e.g. pollination] heavily depend on certain species for their delivery. The tool is, however, not suited for monitoring the status of species over time or monitoring the stock of different types of ecosystems over time.