Well, the only thing I’m doing right now is staying active with the Sahara Conservation Fund started about eight or nine years ago with a group of zoos and scientists that were interested in the Sahara Desert. We became a 501(c)(3) in 2007. And we work in field conservation in North Africa, primarily in Najera and Chad. And so, obviously it’s a good fit for me. It’s desert. It is field conservation and we’re creating, we’re doing everything from surveys to helping nations in that part of the world, create survey and then gazette and create parks and manage parks for conservation, and also look at places for reintroduction of antelope, addax, scimitar horned oryx, things like that. So, I’m not out in the field chasing oryx around, but I’m on the board and I stay very active because at the moment, for the last four years, I’ve managed all their money for them, done all the bookkeeping and accounting and book balancing and bill paying and budgeting. You’ve worked many years in the field.
