And so they’re still part of that whole thing. And then when Steve Burns was in Idaho at Zoo Boise, he worked with the park. He had a, oh, I can’t remember the guy’s name, but he’s a wealthy person, actually lives in Sun Valley. But he got them really interested in some parks in Mozambique and they, they did a lot of work there and Mo brought a lot of funding to re sort of rewild some of the parks in Mozambique. So it’s not that it doesn’t exist, but like you, I’m not aware of a lot of it. I think it’s zoos have other priorities that work with other work more directly with researchers or conservationists in those national parks rather than work with a government agency which might not need much help, you know, or, or if they did, it would be a specific project. Like for instance, the, the draft conservation group has worked in, in Uganda to move giraffes from one park to another where they didn’t have as many. So that in a sense is working with National Park, but it’s not necessarily work is working through a conservation organization that’s working with national parks.
