I haven't heard the argument made, but some people might accuse your organization of maybe having a financial motive for wanting to go into the parks. However, I was speaking to some forestry experts in my riding, which is a major lumber-processing area, and there really isn't a lot of value after several years when these pine beetle-infested trees are allowed to sit, year after year. It's mostly cut up and taken for wood chips and pellets, and then it's sold.
Is there a major economic value to the wood in the parks that has been used by pine beetles?