Now, returning to those areas—and I have been back—it's almost hard to tell where those extractions happened, because the bush recovers so quickly, but what actually happened was that some operators broke down the timber into slabs in the bush on site, so they were easily removed. But others were airlifted out by helicopter, so, actually, the damage to the forest was kept to an absolute minimum. Those areas in the back country weren't even touched, and so already those trees are going through the natural cycle of breaking down. Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of leaves, of branches, and stumps are still decomposing into the ecosystem. 