I think the first opportunity is to recognize that carbon value and the increased carbon value. Through that, we would suggest that the Canada grassland protocol,—which is now approved under the Climate Action Reserve in the U.S., allowing for access to voluntary carbon markets—be firmly embedded in Canada's regulated carbon offset system to allow that carbon store to be valued, ideally, at that $170 per tonne range, both currently and into the future. That would offer significant incentive to keep those grasslands intact.
I think the second piece of that would be a full recognition of all the EG&S values maintained by those grasslands, which my other colleagues have already suggested is vitally important.