Kelsey, I want to ask, how do you think about biodiversity and why is it important that we do think about it and that we learn more about the biodiversity of a place?

So the way I think of biodiversity is, or biological diversity, is the variety of living organisms in an area.

So again, that's all encompassing trees and plants, fungi, mammals, birds, reptiles, sea creatures, insects, absolutely everything.

If it's alive, it's part of that biodiversity to an area.

So as far as significance goes, The greater variety you have of living organisms in an area, the healthier that environment is.

And so I like to think of it like a business or an organization.

When you have a lot of specialized jobs, you know, people in specialized jobs in different departments that are then supported by coordinators and managers helping that community.

How do you learn about it? How do you participate? A listener might be a little intrigued and going, okay, now what do I do?