Thank you.
I wish we had all day here. This is very interesting.
I'm going to start with Mr. Gonet.
You talked about indigenous knowledge systems invoking a relationship between man and nature—caribou, salmon. I would just like to get an example of how that might work in terms of bringing indigenous knowledge to help us with policy.
When I was in the Yukon back in the 1980s, I would eat chinook salmon at Mayo. The chinook were plentiful then, it seemed, and it's certainly not that way now.
I'm just wondering if you might give an example of how indigenous knowledge could better manage the relationship between salmon and people in the Yukon River system.