Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to both of our witnesses. I find it fascinating that you're both here. I believe it was Mr. Barnes who mentioned that agriculture and sustainability go hand in hand. The work that you're both doing, the agroecology and the agrotechnology, also go hand in hand. I find it very helpful today.
I will start my questions with you, Mr. Gilvesy. First, I want to say hello from rare Charitable Research Reserve. I am down the road from you in Kitchener—Conestoga, in the Waterloo region. They were very happy to know that you were here. They spoke highly of you, and I can certainly see why.
We were talking about these nature-based climate solutions, specifically flood mitigation and how municipalities and other levels of government can work together and actually save on infrastructure in terms of flood washouts and so on. Can you give some examples from your region, which is the same area as mine, of where we can protect our infrastructure with some climate solutions?