Perfect. We're, I'm hoping to put out a an announcement about our schedule will be the second the Communications Subcommittee will be meeting the second Monday of every month. So November 14, is would be our next scheduled meeting. So we can have Daniel, he's a member of that subcommittee. Give us a rough you know, kind of an update on where things stand and and what we can anticipate for that. So I just want to make sure that because I think that's going to be our next outward communication. The emergency funding that came through the emergency board has already been out through Andrea's releases. So November 21, the quarantine and then early December. I think the grant for the ash seed saving the federal grant that odf received, they have wrapped that up. They're sorting seeds now but they're done with a collection. They're going to have a final tally of how many seeds they actually did collect under that and we'll be putting something out about what's going to happen with all that seed probably in December, so that would be the next wave of communication would be quarantined. Then, conclusion of the ash seed saving project and then in February is the national invasive species week is February 27 through March 3. And one of the things we want to do at least at odf. And I would encourage other agencies to do that is highlight any EAB activities during that week. So we'll be posting on social media one day in particular, they'll be five different days where we're going to hit different invasive species but highlighting EAB on one of those days as one of the biggest things currently affecting Oregon and again, linking people to that central information page it will be to read more go to I guess the Oregon eab.com Now is the length that we're going to be using but that's where we would drive people in that and then at the end of April when when the trees are leafed out enough that you can actually identify them. And hopefully prior to the emergence of EAB adults, we would then have a more general release at that time that says now's a good time to if you haven't already learned to identify the trees. Take advantage of some of the things that we have been so Alex, I'm kind of looking to you guys, if you have a lot of things planned in the spring identification classes, things like that. We kind of roll that into this release that would sort of be a general call to now's the time to get active about learning and preparing, identification and also being aware that when the adults fly, do you know the difference between that and a look alike and then again, hitting the central place to report which is going to be that OASC webpage? So those are the kinds of looking out over the next say six months, being able to have those as the highlights. Again, individually, each agency if you have a particular class or a tree Walker, a talk that you're giving in a local area, kind of like what Alex did up in our story with the master gardeners in Clatsop County. Do send you know, write those up, send those out to your you know, target audience, let us know or send us a copy and we'd be happy to you know, put those on the website if they're abroad or interest but we are tracking those and I put in the teams for those who have access to teams you can update and upload those yourself under the communication sub folder. If you don't have access to that. I'm happy to upload them for you. And we're really just looking for people if you do have any kind of outreach give us how many people did you reach? Who were they? When was the event? What was it virtual or in person? And that way we can at the will have a running tally. So if anybody from the legislature says well, how many people have been reached without reach or education? We'll be able to say the running tally as of today from what's been reported as X number of people in this many venues 60% of which were in person or whatever. So encourage people if they haven't gone to the team site, see if you can get on there if you are able to check out that spreadsheet and add in any that are missing that you haven't you know if you've done something like that could even be just a small group or you know could be even your own in person, you know, to your own staff trainings could potentially count and I think those are kind of the major ones that I was thinking about. Yeah, the subcommittee meeting the 14th. And I think that's essentially the major highlights except that beyond that in June, we're going to have the Oregon Community trees annual urban conference with odf is held in Portland world forestry center and its focus will be on EAB. Some some talk about other pests but predominantly about EAB as the primary example of an invasive species. That's really impacting tree health in the state. And we'll have hopefully and Scott can maybe address as we were hoping to videotape the presentations, there will be panel discussions that will go very in depth on treatment options, removal versus treating, when where why, how much what are the risks and benefits and then one on wood waste. So where you know, where should you be taking this wood? What can you do with it? If you want to burn it, what are the best options for doing that? That don't get you in trouble with the smoke in the communities, you know, burial versus killed treatment etc etc. And then also very important is trying to get some nurseries and others together to talk about what are we going to do about replacement trees. And that's a big, big topic and there's kind of two tracks to that. One is replacement trees within natural areas. So you know you're looking at native species predominantly, but also in street tree situations and parks and private lots. What can we do about the replacement trees that we are going to need? Are we going to have enough of them? And do we need to in advance grow those so they're there in three to five years when the mortality really starts kicking in, in a big way. So I think Scott's going to be involved in helping pull that panel together in June. So more to come on that and each of those can then be a five minute modular video that can be posted again on that common website and available for people that can't make it to the in person event on the first of June. That's I think under report for now.