We have to consider the warming climate. It affects the whole territory in northern Quebec. There have been many deaths caused by it, because the traditional knowledge of where it is safe to travel on the ice has meant that you have to rewrite the book. That's why the Cree Trappers' Association has put in place the portal to report on those types of changes to the habitat.
Also, on the coast there are big changes in habitat as a result of global warming and the mix of the changes of the flow regime due to hydroelectric development. I think that up in northern Quebec the two are mixed: the impact from hydroelectric development and global warming. The fact is, though, that nobody is really studying those things right now.