Certainly the boreal region is one of our highest priority areas. It produces an estimated 17 million breeding ducks every year, so it's an area of Canada that we have devoted a lot of scientific resources to studying, and also funding, working with all levels of government to protect it.
Certainly, it's continentally important under the North American waterfowl management plan. In fact, a large proportion of the diving ducks that fly south every year, particularly greater and lesser scaup, come out of the boreal region, so it's very important for waterfowl continentally.