Sure. I'll speak quickly.
First and foremost, OPG always looks for partners with expertise in this field. We generally do not like to reinvent the wheel.
I'll use the Atlantic salmon reintroduction as a prime example. Education is fundamental to the program. On classroom involvement, I think there are over 100 schools that are raising juvenile Atlantic salmon in the classrooms. It hit the news in the last few weeks that there was a large release of the juvenile fish into the creeks throughout Toronto and southern Ontario. Each individual classroom is having each student release a single fish and is fostering that sort of long-term vision for stewardship.
It is not going unnoticed. I can't give you concrete paper facts, but I do know that it's fostering a lot of interest and it's passing on that legacy of conservation stewardship, which OPG doesn't own. We are happy to identify our partners as having important roles in that.