I agree. But in essence there are two caribou herds. There are a lot of people who talk about the porcupine caribou herd, whose numbers are about stable; and then there is the coastal plain caribou herd, whose numbers have grown exponentially over the years. So all the research and science shows that there has been no significant impact on the caribou herds and, in essence, the caribou have grown in population.
Discussing the status of caribou herds during a debate.
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