We're here to celebrate the 15 year anniversary of the National Landscape Conservation System, and that system contains national conservation lands, which Fortour National Monument is a component of. This is a wonderful celebration of the 15th year anniversary of the National Conservation Lands Program. But I'd like to acknowledge the importance of that program here at the former Fortour because of the existence of that program. The Fortour Reuse Authority leadership, and the second thing I'd like to acknowledge is the partnership that we have the Bureau of Land Management. It's been a strong partner in everything we've done just about here at the former Fortour, in helping to design access and trails and programs that allow our public to have an appreciation for the Fortour Public Lands. And he talked about what he remembered about this community, about the involvement of nearly every elected official and every community member, in recognizing the importance of the open space lands and how it contributes to our local economy, how it contributes jobs, how it contributes opportunity, how respect for the national environment is crucial. The very early days of the system that a community-based effort can form the foundation for the establishment of national conservation lands. This morning, I spent some time at Toro Park Elementary, and I saw those kids coming forth, and these are third graders, about 70 or 80 of them. Third graders, and they were coming through, and they were telling me, well, what did you learn on Fortour National Monument? I like that you're like to stroll around Fortour and look at everything and not just be private property, and nobody else can go in it. You like to see creatures and hike and go into the front of the floor and catch frogs and let them go and help. Is that an adventure for you? Yeah, that's kind of fun. My favorite part was planting the plants because we got to help the environment and make the water better place. I like Fortour National Monument because there's a lot of open trails in my dad, and I like to go bike riding. It's clear that national conservation lands have a very, very special meaning here in California. Fortour National Monument is specific, and you are to be congratulated for what you have done in just the short three years since this monument is designated.