English: Absolutely, Huw. Yes, thank you very much for that. The event that I spoke at just before I went, where I still had a cold - some things are always with us - that was great, and I actually met with the RSPB while I was there, and sat in the very chairs that the piece was from on that night, to discuss with them a partnership across the whole of Great Britain for some of the habitats that we need, which is really, really important. And we took the book of voices with us, and we presented it to the young people of Quebec, which was great as well. Actually, it was Wales in Canada Year while I was there, and I was there in the closing week, so we did a few really great projects as part of the Wales in Canada thing that had an environmental theme, but also an art and culture theme, and we used the book of voices for that, so we've passed that on to them already and we got a lot of photographs and so on to pass on. But, in terms of the biggest challenge, it's pretty straightforward what the biggest challenge is, and that's the finance. So, the amount of money that we need to be able to invest in all of this to do what we really want to do is enormous, and I don't have it. So, the big challenge - and there was a whole day devoted to this, and we all went to lots of different workshops and all the rest of it, it was really interesting stuff - but the big challenge for us, and I raised this on the main stage as well, is to get the finance into Wales without the greenwashing. And that's a concern right across the globe. So, how do we construct a trading scheme, if you like, where people can invest their money in Wales in a sustainable way, that gets the investment we need and want for our landowners, our land managers, our wildlife and so on, and does not get the investment we very clearly do not want for non-native species or for land takeovers, or for whatever? How do we hit that sweet spot? We are not alone in struggling with this, and it was great to work with the other nations about what they've done so far, and so on. I spoke on one platform where I had the World Bank and one of the big business communities as speakers as well, and we had a Q&A between us on how this might work. Because you can see that the big banks are now getting interested in this as a viable investment product, in a way they weren't 10 years ago. They absolutely are getting there. The other big issue is the rallying cry. Net zero, for all its flaws, has become a big rallying cry for the climate. One of the sadnesses about COP15 was that we didn't get the nature positive thing agreed. But, I think we're still pushing it, and the sub-national summits agreed it, so we can still push it, but we need that rallying cry, don't we, to go with it, so that people understand what it is they're trying to do and they can grasp it just from the branding, if you like. And then we need to make that into reality on the ground. So, the big challenge, without a shadow of a doubt, is negotiating that financing field, and I will be meeting with UK and Scottish Ministers very shortly to discuss how we're going to try to do that in the UK and how we're going to discourage the kind of greenwashing that we see. And also how we're going to encourage companies that are trying to do the right thing to do an even better thing. So, to do that, we need to have done the review I spoke about and we need to know what we want in each part of Wales, so we can say, 'Well, actually, we know we want this, so fund that with your scheme. Don't be coming in and doing something that you might think is fine, but actually we know is not what we want.' So, that is a serious challenge, not only for Wales but for the globe. And I think that COP15 made a real step forward in that global finance system to allow that to happen. But, there's a long way to go.
Welsh: Yn bendant, Huw. Ie, diolch yn fawr am hynny. Roedd y digwyddiad y bûm i'n siarad ynddo ychydig cyn i mi fynd, lle roedd gen i annwyd o hyd - mae rhai pethau gyda ni bob amser - roedd yn wych, ac fe wnes i gyfarfod â'r RSPB tra'r oeddwn i yno, ac eistedd yn yr union gadeiriau yr oedd y darn ohono ar y noson honno, i drafod gyda nhw bartneriaeth ar draws Prydain Fawr gyfan ar gyfer rhai o'r cynefinoedd sydd eu hangen arnom, sy'n bwysig iawn, iawn. Ac fe aethon ni â'r llyfr o leisiau gyda ni, ac fe wnaethon ni ei gyflwyno i bobl ifanc Quebec, oedd yn wych hefyd. A dweud y gwir, roedd hi'n Flwyddyn Cymru yng Nghanada tra o'n i yno, ac ro'n i yno yn yr wythnos gloi, felly fe wnaethon ni ambell brosiect wirioneddol wych fel rhan o Cymru yng Nghanada oedd â thema amgylcheddol, ond hefyd thema celf a diwylliant, ac fe wnaethom ni ddefnyddio llyfr y lleisiau ar gyfer hynny, felly rydyn ni wedi pasio hynny ymlaen iddyn nhw'n barod ac fe gawson ni lawer o luniau ac yn y blaen i basio ymlaen. Ond, o ran yr her fwyaf, mae'n eithaf syml beth yw'r her fwyaf, a'r cyllid yw hynny. Felly, mae'r swm o arian rydyn ni ei angen i ni allu buddsoddi yn hyn i gyd i wneud yr hyn yr ydym ni wir eisiau ei wneud yn enfawr, a does gen i ddim. Felly, yr her fawr - ac roedd diwrnod cyfan wedi ei neilltuo ar gyfer hyn, ac aethon ni i gyd i lawer o wahanol weithdai ac ati, roedd yn bethau diddorol iawn - ond yr her fawr i ni, a chodais hyn ar y prif lwyfan hefyd, yw cael y cyllid i mewn i Gymru heb y gwyrddgalchu. Ac mae hynny'n bryder ledled y byd. Felly, sut ydyn ni'n llunio cynllun masnachu, os mynnwch chi, ble gall pobl fuddsoddi eu harian yng Nghymru mewn ffordd gynaliadwy, sy'n sicrhau'r buddsoddiad rydyn ni ei angen ac ei eisiau ar gyfer ein tirfeddianwyr, ein rheolwyr tir, ein bywyd gwyllt ac yn y blaen, ac nad yw'n sicrhau'r buddsoddiad rydyn ni'n amlwg iawn eisiau ei osgoi ar gyfer rhywogaethau anfrodorol nac i bobl sy'n meddiannu tir, neu beth bynnag? Sut mae taro deuddeg? Nid ydym ni ar ein pennau ein hunain wrth frwydro gyda hyn, ac roedd yn wych gweithio gyda'r cenhedloedd eraill ar yr hyn y maen nhw wedi'i wneud hyd yn hyn, ac yn y blaen. Siaradais ar un platfform lle roedd Banc y Byd ac un o'r cymunedau busnes mawr fel siaradwyr hefyd, a chawsom sesiwn holi ac ateb rhyngom ar sut y gallai hyn weithio. Oherwydd gallwch weld bod y banciau mawr bellach yn ymddiddori yn hyn fel cynnyrch buddsoddi hyfyw, mewn ffordd nad oedden nhw 10 mlynedd yn ôl. Maen nhw'n cyrraedd y nod. Y mater mawr arall yw'r alwad i uno. Mae sero net, er ei holl ddiffygion, wedi dod yn alwad i uno fawr dros yr hinsawdd. Un o'r pwyntiau trist am COP15 oedd na wnaethom ni gytuno ar y peth natur gadarnhaol. Ond, rwy'n credu ein bod ni'n dal i'w wthio, ac roedd yr uwchgynhadleddau is-genedlaethol yn cytuno arno, felly gallwn ni ei wthio o hyd, ond mae angen yr alwad honno i uno, on'd oes e, i fynd gydag ef, fel bod pobl yn deall beth maen nhw'n ceisio ei wneud a gallan nhw ei ddeall o'r brandio yn unig, os mynnwch chi. Ac yna mae angen i ni wireddu hynny ar lawr gwlad. Felly, yr her fawr, heb amheuaeth, yw trafod y maes ariannu hwnnw, a byddaf yn cyfarfod â Gweinidogion y DU a'r Alban yn fuan iawn i drafod sut rydyn ni'n mynd i geisio gwneud hynny yn y DU a sut rydyn ni'n mynd i annog pobl i beidio â chefnogi'r gwyrddgalchu hynny rydyn ni'n ei weld. A hefyd sut rydyn ni'n mynd i annog cwmnïau sy'n ceisio gwneud y peth iawn i wneud peth hyd yn oed gwell. Felly, i wneud hynny, mae angen i ni fod wedi gwneud yr adolygiad y bûm i'n siarad amdano ac mae angen i ni wybod beth rydyn ni ei eisiau ym mhob rhan o Gymru, fel y gallwn ni ddweud, 'Wel, mewn gwirionedd, rydyn ni'n gwybod ein bod ni eisiau hyn, felly ewch ati i ariannu hynny gyda'ch cynllun. Peidiwch â dod i mewn a gwneud rhywbeth y gallech chi feddwl sy'n iawn, ond mewn gwirionedd rydyn ni'n gwybod nad dyma'r hyn rydyn ni ei eisiau.' Felly, mae hynny'n her ddifrifol, nid yn unig i Gymru ond i'r byd. Ac rwy'n credu bod COP15 wedi gwneud cam gwirioneddol ymlaen yn y system gyllid fyd-eang honno i ganiatáu i hynny ddigwydd. Ond, mae ffordd bell i fynd.