And even now when they’re releasing them in the field, we really don’t know exactly how ferret numbers in the wild have to be geared to population size of prairie dog populations in order for ferrets to continue to thrive and reproduce. And as long as you have different agencies in the federal government calling the shots what prairie dog populations are going to be, you’re not controlling all the variables, all the critical variables that affect the survival of reintroduced ferrets. So it may sound good on paper and it may look good in the field that you have these populations established in several, several different, different areas. But a lot can happen in the space of a quarter century. And there’s no guarantee that all this effort that’s gone into a lot of conservation initiatives is going to remain the same.
