Kauaʻi ʻamakihi

there's really one thing that we can address and then the rest of it really should, should, I mean, that, that would have such a just giant and profound impact.

And also there's so many species too that are left that have large numbers still that a lot of the struggles we have with Akikiki, with Akeke, that now we're having with Anianiao and Kauai-Amakihi and, and some of the others like on, on Maui and Hawaii Island, like, Working with the endangered ones is hard, but many of the species still have tens to even hundreds of thousands of individuals remaining.

And then those species, mosquito control in those habitats where those birds are really can keep them from getting to these areas.

Because I mean, the mosquitoes are like, it's like fire, like on... dry grass.