Well the limiting factor was always budget. You know, if you had an, if you had a, you know, $2 million you could spend a year on projects, things would happen. I mean, that project that we had in Burma came about because I had FAS funds for that. And so I could invest every year into training, doing training courses in biodiversity monitoring. So we had, we enlisted the, the participation of scientists from different Smithsonian bureaus, mainly the Museum of Natural History. So we got entomologists and Ornithologists, ologists Herpetologists, these guys all worked at the museum botanists. And we got them involved and they gave training courses for protected area personnel in Burma. And that was centered mainly on the project where we were exploring the possibility to begin with of reintroducing the ELs deer to Burma because this was a species that we’d had for a long time and we were successful breeding them in captivity.
