It aims to extend the forest biodiversity programme, improve protection of marshlands and conditions of national parks, reform the Fishing Act, create a knowledge base on underwater marine life and identify alternative sources for funding of nature protection. The Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources was signed in 2011, and a review of required legislative changes was published in 2012. There is also a strategy on alien species, which will most likely be compatible with the related EU directive under preparation.