Therefore, as a next step, it is important to clarify theboundaries of communal lands and identify the users byconducting new mapping. In East Kalimantan, Indonesia (Eghenter 2002), for instance, community mapping istaking place, with the aim of finding naturally-established communal tenure boundaries over forests by focusing on “indigenous ways to organise and usespace and how these might conflict with or support forestprotection” (Sirait 1994, 411).