In terms of the number of grass-beds that exist right now in the St. Lawrence, where the copper redhorse eats, there are 30,000 hectares. The project will intervene and impact 2.34 hectares total. That's 2.34 hectares out of the 30,000 hectares that exist in the St. Lawrence River, which is the habitat where the copper redhorse feeds, not the habitat where the copper redhorse reproduces, which is in the Richelieu River.
