That's a good question. Many studies have been done to measure the carrying capacity of a body of water. For example, since the number of boats on Lac Memphrémagog has increased 25%, can that percentage increase indefinitely? Could there one day be a limit on the number of watercraft, or even a limit by type of watercraft? If, one day, we get to 5,000 big wake boats, that will be too many.
Scientists in Europe and the United States have examined this. We're proud to have found a master's student who will look into it next year and review all existing studies on the carrying capacity of a body of water as it pertains to boating. I've also read up on this. There may be a surface area by type of watercraft. For example, if it takes so many square kilometres per given type of watercraft, that will yield the threshold number of watercraft for a body of water.