Core Points - Sichuan Province has initiated the construction of a unified spatial governance map for cultivated land, forest land, and garden land, with all 21 cities (prefectures) holding meetings to promote the initiative [1][2] - The overall plan for the spatial governance map was jointly issued by multiple departments, establishing a collaborative mechanism and conducting technical training to guide the implementation [1] - The construction will utilize data from the 2024 land change survey and the 2025 high-resolution satellite remote sensing images, integrating management data from various departments to clarify the province's natural resource status [1] - Sichuan is delineating management boundaries for cultivated land, forest land, and garden land, while also preparing special plans for land protection and greening [1] Data Collection and Sharing - To accelerate the spatial governance map construction, Sichuan will enhance data collection and sharing, systematically researching solutions to conflicts in natural resource management [2] - The province aims to integrate the three maps of cultivated land, forest land, and garden land into one unified geographic base map, facilitating multi-departmental collaboration [2] - The goal is to achieve improved services, stronger regulation, and benefits for the public based on the unified spatial governance map [2]