San Francisco Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in the country. Our mission statement is to care, connect, and conserve wildlife, but also to think of a zoo without cages, attracting migratory species and saving species. I oversee 300 persons, 2000 species, and I welcome a million visitors to our grounds every year. I make sure we stay on budget and I make sure we thrive, both as an institution and for the species we take care of. Ike theology is the study of fishes. So I'm an evolutionary biologist, I'm an Ike theologist, and I have a particular interest in trying to work out how many fishes there are out there, so kind of understanding how many pieces there are in the jigsaw puzzle of fish, and also understanding how they're related to each other. So that's really the science of systematics. I'm a research fishery biologist and a fishery is any marine organism or species that we take out of the ocean and we distribute and harvest and distribute commercially for sale, for use in any kind of market, whether that's small fishes being anchovies, sardines, and smells, and herring, those kinds of things. We don't just eat them, we use them for fertilizer. We use them to make pellets for fish food, for your aquarium, we use it for a lot of things. We try to manage those in a more responsible way so that we don't fish everything out of the ocean tomorrow. I'm an assistant director for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, so I make sure that the water resources are clean and we have places for people to fish. I help buy real estate so we can protect and conserve pieces of land. I look at the trail system throughout the state to make sure that we have a good continuous system throughout the state. Everything that I'm doing now is going to protect and preserve Colorado and its wildlife and recreational opportunities for the future so that one of you guys can take my job someday.