That's the $64-billion question. We know what it takes, and the panthers are more than willing to breed. It just comes down to space.

We have to tackle the remaining 30 percent to maintain continuity. I'm cautiously optimistic. We certainly see more panthers today, so I'm optimistic that preservation methods have worked.

A lot of the hurdles we would face were made very apparent to us.

It (not removing the panther) would very much raise the risk to the people in the area.

This is not a moral question. This is a prudential question of what works?what policies are going to put more money in the hands of the government, so it can decide what to do with [the money].

Harper is going to win on Monday, there's no question about that.