It would be in part. I think we need to realize that as we drill down into these smaller holes, you will find that we need people on the ground. I'm speaking from a rancher's perspective now. We will need those people on the ground who are able to make those decisions in a complex ecosystem.
For instance, on broad conservation plans maybe by non-government organizations, we see a very high level of planning, but a lack of detail that needs to happen on the ground somewhat. We need to be able to involve all of those people on the landscape so that they're not excluded but they're also able to make those pertinent ecological decisions as they happen. Too often in larger environmental groups it's very hard to make those complex decisions. We need to be able to have those people on the ground to do that.
Again, I'm speaking from a rancher's perspective, because I am on the ground and I am able to make some of those decisions when it's necessary.