AZA member Steve Burns, who incidentally is from Boise is leading the field conservation committee of the AZA, which I founded in 1999. And he’s doing a wonderful job. The concept that he has developed is to get every AZA zoo, to contribute a percentage of its income to conservation of wildlife in nature. And they hope within three or four years to be up to 3% and eventually go higher and higher. That’s a pretty good start, an excellent start, but they have a long way to go. The problem they deal with and that all conservation organizations, other than zoos also deal with is developing ways that human beings can live with wildlife and share their resources without destroying the wildlife. That is fundamental. Even the most famous parks are threatened nowadays.
