I think it's all about the outreach component of our program. We will definitely have education programs that will talk about the Arctic and raise the issue of the Arctic, but those programs will not only be delivered in Calgary. They will be available for all of the institution members of the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums, which reach 11 million visitors per year. The same program or an adapted program will be available and will be given to the Aquarium de Québec or the Toronto Zoo or the Vancouver Aquarium. We need to build those programs that will be available.
We also want to disseminate all the bio-research that is coming from the Arctic. In the throne speech, there was an initiative to talk about an institute to build a new Arctic research facility, but the research that will come out of this institute will definitely be published in peer-reviewed journals. We need to find a way, and it's one of the mandates of the Polar Interpretive Centre to take the abstracts coming from those peer-reviewed research journals and make them available, to translate them in such a way that they will be accessible, for Canadians, for schools, and for kids.
We need to talk about the Arctic. We need to make sure that Canadians will connect and will be aware of what's going on, so that they will create a sense of ownership of the Arctic and support the federal government.
I can go on and talk about the conservation initiatives that we want to—