Well, I think you’re back to, I think you back to, to conservation research and, and in situ conservation, you know, I mean our, of all of the things that we’re doing, I mean, part of it is, you know, is, is influencing public perception and the way the public thinks. So therefore that influences hopefully the way, you know, politicians think and behave is really important. So public education and edu, starting with kids when they’re small and educating them. But then you know, of all of the things we’re doing right now, in addition to our exhibits, I think, you know, our research programs, our conservation research programs, we, I just learned here the other day that, that our group has made a, a rather significant breakthrough in, in getting frogs to breed in that, you know, we’ve been inducing ovulation in frogs by injecting them, you know, with, with hormones and, and it work sometimes it doesn’t work sometimes. And, and the, and the troops came up with a, with a concoction of hormones that you don’t have to touch the frog. You put them in a shallow pan with just a little bit of solution in it, of this cocktail. Then it’s, you know, primarily the sex hormone, put the frog in it, let him sit there for an hour. And, you know, with our injection process, which we had thought, well, we’re doing pretty good cause it is working, but it was only working at about 10% of the time.
