I think as time goes by, zoos will will get more involved in situ conservation. I think the rage right now is to have a sister national park, which you sponsor where you’ve got educational, where you’ve got research programs going on in your supporting research programs in the wild and you’re showcasing them in captivity and giving more money to those kind of programs is good. Or you’ve got places like Zurich, which have put up like a Madagascar exhibit called Masoala, where that’s a national park in Madagascar. And they talk about what it’s like, what animals and plants are there. And then they take some money and they give it to the national park every year. And I think that those are sort of things which I think the public get, they understand. That’s why I was quite shocked when I went to the Bronx and they used to, in the Congo exhibit, the gorilla exhibit, have right at the end, you paid a fee to get in. Well, not to get in, but you paid for a donation and at the end you had this choice about three or four different projects that you could put that money to donations, which have all been trashed.
