Um, what's it like for you to, to see them en- enjoying, um, you know, these, these American landscapes that are... belong to them, belong to you, belong to us, and, and thinking about, you know, making sure that's always the case? What, what, what goes through your mind when you see them outside?

Yeah.

No, it's r- it's amazing to, you know, see them outside interacting with the natural world and, uh, you just feel incredibly blessed, uh, to be where we are and to have access to what we do.

Uh, I think, and that's a huge driving factor for me in, um, you know, continuing to report on, on all of th- all of these things that are happening is, um, yeah, how this is gonna impact, uh, future generations, them and, you know, children that come after them.

Um, because y- this stuff was set aside with, with those future generations in mind.

Um, and every little thing that we do is...

It, it, it impacts them, uh, far, in a far bigger way than it i- it impacts us.

Do you, what do you remember about the first time you read this story?