Which RTD handles Delimitation Survey of Parks and Protected Survey with area less than 5,000 hectares?

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Delimitation surveys for parks and protected areas are assigned based on the land category and the scope of the boundary work. When the area is under 5,000 hectares, this task falls under the RTD for Forestry because it primarily involves delineating forest land boundaries, integrating management zones, and ensuring proper demarcation within forest-related areas. The Lands RTD focuses more on cadastral surveys and titling of land parcels, RED handles general resource evaluation rather than boundary delimitation, and the PAWCZMS RTD deals with protected areas, wildlife, and coastal zone management—often for larger or specialized undertakings. Hence, for a Delimitation Survey of Parks and Protected Areas smaller than 5,000 hectares, the Forestry RTD is the most appropriate choice.