In fact, it is something we are looking at. We are in discussions with both Natural Resources Canada and the provincial government about some initiatives for creating a centre for innovation in the fighting of wildfires.
B.C. has an almost unique situation in the world to be a test bed for firefighting technologies and approaches. The three things that go into wildfire risk prediction are weather, terrain and field types or species types, and in the 200 miles or so from Port Alberni to Kamloops, let's say, there is a greater variety of weather conditions, terrain conditions and species mixes than just about anywhere on earth. B.C. represents a golden opportunity to act as a test bed for fire suppression, for techniques and for predictive modelling of forest fires.