It’s the only species, a collection, and an orchid from China and things, a lot. And we’ve got about three zoos that, and plus the Zoo Horticultural Association or Society that regularly support Marge. You know, Ed gets support from, and they’re, zoo like Columbus, who doesn’t, who decided, made the decision not to try to compete and hire a research scientific staff themselves, but to simply provide annual support for other people that are doing research. So there are a lot of zoos now that are actively contributing to conservation and conservation research in the wild and conservation research programs. That’s a huge major step forward. And I think probably one of the things I’m, you know, if you, if you mark the things that you, you know, your institution has been able to do. The fact that we have got a, you know, a conservation really active conservation research program that we work, you know, in the wild that were involved in 27 or 28 countries, but with our big programs in South Africa and Madagascar and, and cooperating and doing a lot of mentoring of students, bringing students in, I think that’s a big one. Along the way, you know, we’ve been able to do some major exhibits that have changed the attitudes, I think, of people that, you know, are, are the jungle, Lied Jungle in the desert dome and (mumbles) nights and things like that, that have changed peoples, in Omaha anyway that come through, attitude towards conservation, you know, are things that I guess we’re pretty proud of.
