This is the Commonwealth Government of Australia. One of our staff lobbied them and did some work on their biosphere reserve management, et cetera. And she effectively persuaded them along with members of the community to come up with the money. And the Chicago Zoological Society actually purchased the station of 400,000 hectares and then turned it over to the government. But what we did there, I think, needs to be duplicated, replicated around the world. We involved the local community. We had, at the Brookfield Conservation Park, there was only a settlement of maybe a few hundred people down at Blanchetown in South Australia. But at the Calperum Station, there are many people in the community around Renmark who became involved in terms of the future management of that landscape and what Dr. Pam Parker did was put articles in their little library on restoration programs for degraded, abused vegetation, and the community responded.
