Thank you to Mr. Norwegian and Ms. Blondin-Andrew for being with us by teleconference today. I'm delighted to be able to ask you a few questions about the Nááts’ihch’oh park reserve.
In particular, Ms. Blondin-Andrew, I want to thank you for speaking with such great affection about growing up in the park, and about its culture and heritage, and about it being a way to teach our youth how to respect the land and care for it and to make conservation a priority with youth.
One of my colleagues on the committee has just written a book called A Life Outdoors. I'm shamelessly plugging his book for him, because he may be too shy to do so. Okay, he's not shy. It's subtitled, Essays on Hunting, Gathering and Country Living in the 21st Century . I suspect that you could probably write your own book of essays on hunting, gathering, and living in the north in the 21st century.
Here is your book, Bob. I'm going to buy a few copies, I just want to make that clear. It just went on sale today.