I think when we look at biodiversity in the farm planning context, biodiversity is no different to anything else on the farm. It's the same as a crop or a type of livestock. You're managing it, you're monitoring it and you're making decisions based on the results of your monitoring and then it's feeding back into your management again in the next year. And I think biodiversity is the same. You're looking at it, you might be doing some planting or some pest control, you're monitoring how successful it's been, you look at your results, your monitoring and then you feed it back into your planning again in the next year. So I think about biodiversity as just another component of farm planning. When it comes to biodiversity, I think the things I want to know about would be what have you got, what's your big picture goal for biodiversity on your farm? Do you want to have abundant, you know, tuna, eels in your streams? Do you want to have, you know, flourishing hillsides with cofai and curry maca and toey on them? And I think about, well, what are the things that are opportunities on my farm to achieve that, that vision? And what are the things on my farm that might limit my abilities to achieve that vision? I might have pigs coming in from next door or I might have wild incognifics invading. And then once you understand those things, you can then start saying, okay, what are the management actions I need to do? And some of those actions take time. So you might want to fence a galley out to look after that bit of bush, but that galley is important for water for your livestock. So you need to put reticulated water in first. So if you've got a plan and you've got to reticulate water in year one, you do fence in year two and then you might start controlling pigs or invasive plants in year three. So it's working it through as part of that normal planning. Just like you might want to shift your, your land, your sheep breed or your land weights or something through time. Vite diversities are saying you do it incrementally, work it through in steps monitor, adjust your management and response and then move on from there.