I could give you an example from Quebec.
A few years ago, in Quebec, hunters, anglers, trappers and all the major wildlife organizations asked the government to increase the cost of permits and to give a portion of that increase back to wildlife. Eighty-five per cent of the increase has been given back to wildlife because of a financial measure called Réinvestissement dans le domaine de la faune. At a round table with the government, the major wildlife organizations determine the best actions that need to be taken to have healthy wildlife and increase the revenue generated by the economic benefits of hunting. That has given some outstanding results.
Right now, 175,000 moose hunters are spending substantial amounts of money to practice their sport in light of those reinvestments in wildlife, which are available because of the permit fees. It is very rare that those who like to observe wildlife buy hunting permits.