My name is Nolan Banish and I'm a fish biologist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and I work at the Climate Falls Fish and Wildlife Office. Today the service is announcing the delisting of the Modak Sucker. This is a big deal for the US Fish and Wildlife Service because this is the second fish ever to be removed from the endangered species list due to recovery. The delisting of Modak Sucker would not have been possible without the multiple partners that we've worked with. We worked with two different national forests, the Fremont-Weneman National Forest as well as the Modak National Forest, the states of Oregon and California as well as a suite of private landowners. Now that the Modak Sucker has been delisted, we will continue to monitor the populations of Modak Sucker that exist and the habitat conditions within the streams where Modak Sucker are found to make sure that conditions are still supporting populations and that habitat conditions haven't been degraded.