 to protect some of our older, more mature forests. I call them the almost old growth forests. You'll hear activists refer to them as our mature legacy forests. We're not talking tree farms. We're talking naturally regenerated, structurally diverse. They're beautiful when you walk into them. They store the most carbon. They have the most biodiversity. They make up about 3% of our state-owned forest lands, but they have an outsized impact on our climate. And so on day one, as the next lands commissioner, voters willing,