The mission of the Wild Nature Institute is to conduct scientific research on at-risk species in their habitats, to advocate for their protection, and to educate the public about the need to preserve wild nature. So, our tagline is science, education, and advocacy for the preservation of wild nature. And we are actually a project of a 501C3 organization, so all donations are tax deductible. The main project is Mesaidraft demography. So we are using pattern recognition software to utilize their unique markings. This is great because it is completely non-intrusive. We never touch the animals. We can use their natural markings and pattern recognition software and digital photography. And we can track thousands of animals without ever touching them, without ever interfering in their day-to-day existence. All you need is a car, a camera, and a computer. And you can do this demography study. Right, so we are getting great individual-based data on giraffes in the Terrain Geo-Ecosystem. And the second big project we have is the Terrain Geo-Eungular Observatory, Tungo. And that is driving fixed road-transx throughout the ecosystem. And we are doing distance sampling, which means when we see a group of ungulates, we identify them to species, and then we count them by age and sex. And we get a distance from the road-transx. And that helps us get densities and seasonal distributions and abundances.