In terms of zoos doing enough to influence conservation of such creatures as the tiger, the lion, and so forth, no. And there are some substantial individual efforts out there. I mentioned Bruce Brewer before he went off and got us started on the population genetics front. Bruce is now, he came back as curator of mammals, but he left to join the cheetah conservation effort that Laurie Marker started in Namibia. And there’s a solid project and program that zoos could more accountably support and afford. There’s similar efforts in terms of snow leopards and tigers and whatnot, but are zoos doing enough in that respect, no. And I think one of the things that we pioneered back in Crowcroft’s day with, we had plastic wombat banks in which people could contribute. Visitors could contribute to the conservation of the wombats.
