Thanks for the question.
One thing that we see because of colonization, which Dane kind of mentioned, is that there's been a massive.... It's not a loss of indigenous knowledge because we didn't drop it; it was ripped from us. We really need to accelerate capacity in our communities again, especially around fire. We'd really like to see more investment in that area, actual action on the ground, in terms of training indigenous people in fire.
Another issue that we're seeing is the long-term, sustained funding. We have had investment in guardian programs, which has been great, but it's three- to five-year funding. Communities continually have to reapply. That's one thing that's been an issue in trying to get these things instated. When we look at our colleagues in Australia, lots of them have a much longer-term funding basis that they can draw from to keep their programs running.