Are there any lessons that you draw from that now that you look back over the last seven years working on this project?

Yeah, it's a great question.

So, I mean, right now I'm sitting, I live in Brooklyn, New York City.

I'm sitting in Highland Park, which is this beautiful little slice of public land run by New York City State Parks right near us, or City Parks.

And just sitting here, you know, I've watched someone walking with their dogs, someone barbecuing, a little kid running through the grass, a man doing Tai Chi, another man with a Peruvian flute who's walking and playing his flute.

And I think the most compelling thing for me maybe has been seeing how every one of our experiences is so different in these places, these preserved places.

patches of land for us to, you know, enjoy and recreate and connect with each other, but how important every single one of those experiences is.

The current state of America's parks, how healthy are they? How can we support them and take care of them? Yeah, you know,