North in North Carolina? Yes. I think to build, to build the programs, the, the exhibits were in pretty good shape and pretty up to date, pretty well up to date in terms of, in terms of their design. Now that doesn’t mean to say that there weren’t some gaps that we needed to fill in terms of exhibitory and later of course in term, you know, in terms of re refurbishment and expansion. But the main priority there, and I think that’s one of the reasons that I was appointed there, was to build a more substantial education department and in particular begin field, a field conservation program. Not only, not only with outside the country, but also very much regionally. I mean North Carolina has a, a very good, well, it has several departments that are responsible for things wild. And it also has a very strong private, the sort of la you know, in individuals joining things like the Nature Conservancy, things like the land trust, things like natural history trusts and so on, all of which we needed, the zoo needed to play a role in it touch, it touches a bit on what we were talking earlier about developing those relationships. So that needed to be developed.
