In terms of the major allocations to funding facilities to accommodate say big animals like elephants, and so on, versus expending such funds in respect to international conservation efforts. I’d say that’s a challenging question. But what I would say is that, and referring to the conservation question in general, that unless we have the urban publics behind us for the long term, conservation is simply not going to be supported or funded in a substantial way in the future. And let’s face it, the majority of the world’s population, the 6.8 billion people, are now in urban locations. Urban locations are where the zoos are. They need to influence people in a much more substantial way. And we touched earlier on the questions of media relationships, et cetera. Those need to be built to communicate with these urban publics on they need to be really, that needs a core allocation in itself in terms of the fundamental budget of the institution.
