I thank Mr. Baird and appreciate his leadership on this important issue. From farming to ranching to mining to forestry to recreational opportunities, the far-reaching impacts of the Endangered Species Act go wide. I thank him for bringing up those very important points. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Kansas (Mr. Mann), my good friend and colleague from the town of Quinter.
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