I don’t, their focus was different. So the quick answer is no, I can expand if you wish. I would like you to, please. The conservation foundations increasingly focused on programs of less interest to the zoological society and its staff. The society became increasingly concerned with the loss of wildlife, per se, rather than pollution and even chemical pollution though the society is also, the Wildlife Conservation Society has done pesticides studies, but our concern in those days was relatively modest because the zoological society did not have a major conservation program at that time. It was giving a few grants. It was not until 1966 that we began to build a staff and develop an international conservation program. And I did that as a result of an opportunity that was aimed in a very different direction.
