A lot of things need to be done concurrently. Some people have said wait. We don't have time to wait. This is the last marsh land in view of the capital. A marsh protects itself by its size. Dyke Marsh is growing smaller and more vulnerable. This can't be on the back burner.

I'm hoping we can really galvanize people with this film. [When] people see themselves on the big screen, that often helps.

This film points out how we need these types of natural environments, as was brought home by the New Orleans situation, and we need to take immediate action to preserve them. In some ways it is a very complex film. I don't think many people will completely get it the first time they see it. They need to see it several times.

Yeah, the Cascade Mountains, the Sierras, the Bitterroots will probably get at least six inches, ... That's normal for this time of year.

We've found most of the people, they like the fact we're giving them a reason why we're building this house well. People like that we're actually conscientious.

I got a little over 200 myself and I'll go back to the same people this time and then go back to other areas and get more.