Well, further development in the naturalistic vein, including those outdoor exhibits as well as the interior, but I felt the interior exhibits could substantially be improved. And sort of a first illustration of that was in terms of the swamp exhibit, which was essentially reusing the existing structure of the old primate house once all the primates were in Tropic World. Now Crowcroft had redeveloped the Australia House in a walk through a naturalistic setting for the Australian animals. And I felt that we could well do with an illustration of a neglected part of our own biota here in this country. And that that was my background in the Southeast, in the low country of South Carolina and the time in Southwest in Georgia, et cetera. So I challenged our curators and design crew, et cetera, to get their butts down to Louisiana and South Carolina. And they did. And by that time, we were also into the international scene and more consciousness of the Greater Illinois scene in terms of conservation.
