Yes, I can respond to that.
From our perspective, Sable Island is this incredibly sensitive ecosystem. It's a sand island located a couple of hundred kilometres off the coast of Nova Scotia in the rough North Atlantic. It's a sensitive ecosystem, so the potential for impacts occurring there are magnified over the same activities occurring elsewhere. In addition to that, national parks are supposed to be areas that are set aside from industrial influences. As an organization, CPAWS is fundamentally opposed to any industrial oil and gas activity occurring inside national parks.