At these levels, we do not see harvest as a continuing cause of decline, and it certainly will not get in the way of wild salmon recovery. The habitat sector is where the majority of salmon mortality takes place. We recognize that habitats are sick and that habitat restoration and preservation is a primary focus of what we need to do to bring back those salmon populations that are troubled. For hydro, we are a major player in the FERC re-licensing process. We have been aggressive in redefining the responsibility of dam operators in regard to salmon during this federal re-licensing process.
Hatcheries are a study in progress.
We recognize that hatchery reform is needed so that hatcheries do not inhibit wild stock recovery, but at the same time provide for harvest. We think these two are not mutually exclusive. But we must redesign the way that hatcheries operate to be consistent with recovery and do this in cooperation with the tribes. You mention the co-management relationship with the tribes. When I first came into this job, I had a press conference.