Absolutely. Even in the early 1990s, our elders were already telling us that things weren't going well, so we restricted caribou hunting. It was banned in 2003, but it had been restricted for about ten years before that.
Of course, we called on governments to get involved. Collectively, our great challenge is to ensure the survival and protection of the caribou, but we have to look at the issue in a fairly general way and rely on concerted action. Unfortunately, First Nations are never invited to the table to provide their contribution and collaboration. We have to take legal action to finally get the recognition that we need to be involved in these exercises, because we also have solutions to offer.