But in terms of major improvements for many of the ungulates, time and money simply were not there. That was a frustration, because we did have a plan. And other things that didn’t come to be. We planned what might’ve been the first substantial lead building in the Chicago region for education. But we had plans involving using such things as hay bales for insulation, and so on, and so forth. But there were frustrations of that kind, yes, and in terms of the overall development, however, I was pretty pleased, especially with the development of capacities amongst the keepers, among other things, came to sponsor the first conference on the great apes and, not just great apes though, but also the gibbons in captivity. We had a major international meeting, things of that sort. So there were there were more proud moments than disappointments and frustrations.
