What has the result of this been? A real investment in dealing to predators. In the current financial year, Te Papa Atawhai—the Department of Conservation—has organised the biggest ever aerial predator control operation: over more than 800,000 hectares, to deal with possums, rats, and stoats, to ensure that birds like the kākāriki and the kea are protected from those mammalian predators. We have ensured that there's been support for kākāpō. The mast year has meant more pests, but it's also meant the best breeding season ever for kākāpō, and there are now 211 birds—and really honour the work of Auckland Zoo, the Dunedin wildlife hospital, and all of those volunteers who have supported the DOC staff in ensuring that the aspergillosis outbreak was treated and contained.