 You know, I remember the fire suppression policy being front and center within a tribal community who limited the changes in the forest, that there was less foods, there was less habitat for the wildlife and hunting opportunity, less batch-created material, that you had to wait for lightning to strike an area, then often those fires were suppressed. And so really, as a child growing up here in Northwest California, it was kind of a controversial and contentious relationship with the Forest Service, living in a fire-prone area, dependent upon fire-adapted species and being a fire-dependent culture.