Speaker 1: All right. Well, hello, everyone. I am pleased to introduce Contango Aura's president and CEO, Rick Van Nuenhuisen. Speaker 1: Before we jump into the discussion, I want to remind you all that you can submit your questions at any time on the Q&A panel on the right-hand side of the screen, and we will get to them after the discussion. But without further ado, Rick, can you provide an update on the Manchot Project and why the name changed from Pete Gold? Speaker 2: Sure, Dasha, good to see you again. Speaker 2: Yeah, so just the name change on to Manchurian, it's an Athabascan name Speaker 2: and after discussions with the Speaker 2: Tetlin tribe, Speaker 2: we decided to, in honor of representing, you know, their Speaker 2: tribe, Speaker 2: to switch the name over to an Athabascan name. It's actually specifically an upper Tanana Speaker 2: Athabascan name, so there's a lot of dialects in the Athabascan language. So Speaker 2: it represents, Speaker 2: refers to the large lake, which is called Tetlin Lake in English, but in their language it's Pancho. Speaker 2: And it's obviously, the village is located right adjacent to the lake and very important subsistence lake for them. So in Speaker 2: of the lake and the importance to them, Speaker 2: we're re-named the project to that. Speaker 2: Fortunately, the project isn't really next to the lake, it's on the other side of their land holdings to the north and Speaker 2: everything that's related to the project basically drains to the north. So Speaker 2: we're pleased that none of the work we'll be doing Speaker 2: around the project site will have any sort of direct or indirect Speaker 2: impact Speaker 2: on the man show Speaker 2: on the lake itself. Speaker 2: So it's a good setup for us. Speaker 2: In term...
