; and (D) that includes monitoring and research of ecological health, including the collection of data on— (i) the relationship between invasive species and fires, including information regarding the frequency and severity of any fires, updated not less frequently than once each year; (ii) soils and vegetation, for the purpose of preparing a complete inventory of all soils and vegetation within the Federal land, updated not less frequently than once every 10 years; (iii) wildlife, including migration corridors and the status of habitat fragmentation; (iv) wild or feral horses or trespass livestock; (v) the availability and management of water on the land, including the use of updated water infrastructure; (vi) the effects of the removal of juniper; (vii) invasive species; (viii) sage brush steppe ecosystems; (ix) wetlands, riparian areas, springs, seeps, and other mesic sites; and (x) recreation, including— (I) recreation in any component of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System; (II) recreation north and south of the Owyhee dam; and (III) recreation relating to loop roads, including— (aa) the use of the roads; (bb) the economic impact of the roads; (cc) the effects of the roads on domestic and wild flora and fauna; and (dd) the effects of the roads on— (AA) cultural uses of the land; and (BB) cultural artifacts. (4) Deadline for baseline data Not later than 180 days after the date on which the Monitoring Network is established under paragraph (1), the Monitoring Network shall begin— (A) compiling existing baseline data; (B) incorporating new baseline data as that data is acquired