SeeWorld is excited about its partnership with the Everglades Foundation. SeeWorld Orlando sits right at the headwaters of the Everglades that flows all the way down to Florida Bay and this important ecosystem is critical to all the radiance. Today we're really excited we have 50 teachers from Orange County Public Schools who are doing teacher training. They're becoming literate about the Everglades and they'll take these activities in lesson plans and incorporate them into their classrooms. The Everglades Literacy Program is a free K-12 initiative to train teachers and provide for a curriculum online to standard for teachers across the state of Florida. This partnership started three years ago in an effort to educate and to provide the importance of the Everglades to our children. The Everglades Foundation and SeeWorld has done a wonderful job of seeing OCPS. I have seen nothing but smiles and happiness over the resources. The Everglades Literacy is a perfect fit for SeeWorld's education programs. Every day in our park we talk to guests up at ways to conserve water, to treat water like gold. One out of every three Floridians get their water from the Everglades. But there's also many endangered and threatened species that depend on this critical ecosystem for their survival. As a Floridian I didn't know about the Everglades. I thought I did but I learned a lot about how it's supposed to work, how it works now. The man made problems that we've created so I feel really confident in being able to teach this to the kids and help them become part of the change for the future. At SeeWorld we inspire people to protect animals and to care for the world. We share the same environments with these amazing animals. As a company committed to care for animals and to help rescue many populations that are under threat, our partnership with the Everglades Foundation enables us to help not only our home state but also to help many of the species that live here in call the Everglades home. So the messages that we share with our guests, with our school field trip participants, with our campers, even with our ambassadors across these three Orlando Parks are incredibly important to protect our water supply. What a wonderful experience, especially as somebody coming from outside of Florida, I have a whole new opinion on the Everglades and how to teach that in my classroom. There was great activities. We got to move the whole time. There were ideas that we could bring back to our classrooms right away next week. I know what I can do with what I learned today. Together we're working to help educate teachers across the state and students to understand the importance of this ecosystem and the water conservation we need to make sure that it's here for generations.