 you know, culture and having acorns and grasslands where you have your Indian potatoes or a lot of your lilies and bulbs and medicines, like those were anthropogenically or tribally maintained across millennia for generations. So we're not restoring oak woodlands, we're helping restore orchards. We're helping restore, you know, the places that many tribal people consider their hardware store, their supermarket, their pharmacy, and their sacred places as churches, and to be able to reduce the negative impacts of climate, whether it's drought, stress on forest, and from wildfire.