i'm tonya peterson. director of the san francisco zoo. let me show the first slide or the next slide if i could we have two of these adorable creatures at the zoo. they are in a tree house that was built by the tv show tree house tops and that's tenzing one of the first mountaineers to climb mount everest. and then my next slide is our investment in laboratory species both pelicans, insects, and others and this month, we've invested quite a bit in the monarch butterflies and one of our gardens, the sensory garden has been planted with hopefully plants that attract the monarch butterfly but also have a bunch of signage and education items to create what we call pocket gardens at home to support the species that is at risk and just one of our iconic species here in california and just a shame to lose those. so hopefully we are hoping everybody can get together to help safe this wonderful butterfly. the next slide. with covid, the pandemic, and other things, we've noticed that some of our seniors have felt uncomfortable with coming with big

tonya peterson, director of the zoo. i'm here from the zoo, and i believe i have a powerpoint, which is better than my messy office here. oh, goodness (laughing). [laughter] >> okay. i think we sent a powerpoint. i'm just checking if maybe -- >> clerk: maybe gary -- not gary. david has it. he should be sharing it for you. >> oh, thank you, david. because i wanted to show you two of my favorite animals. >> from the beginning, and...there we go. >> great. david, if i could just go right to that first slide -- >> okay. >> thank you. all right. i wanted to wish everybody happy world orangutan day. unlike world donor day, there is a day for these beautiful animals. we're celebrating the two we have here, judy and baroni, who was named by our community. instead of trying to promote doughnuts, we're trying to tell people not to eat foods that have palm oil, they are destroying the communities of these species, particularly the palm oil industry. we're trying to make our zoo visitors eat less in terms of palm oils and fats. so b

i'm tonya peterson. director of the san francisco zoo.ext slide if i could we have two of these adorable creatures at the zoo. they are in a tree house that was built by the tv show tree house tops and that's tenzing one of the first mountaineers to climb mount everest. and then my next slide is our investment in laboratory species both pelicans, insects, and others and this month, we've invested quite a bit in the monarch butterflies and one of our gardens, the sensory garden has been planted with hopefully plants that attract the monarch butterfly but also have a bunch of signage and education items to create what we call pocket gardens at home to support the species that is at risk and just one of our iconic species here in california and just a shame to lose those. so hopefully we are hoping everybody can get together to help safe this wonderful butterfly. the next slide. with covid, the pandemic, and other things, we've noticed that some of our seniors have felt uncomfortable with coming with big groups. so now wednesday mornings our

i'm tonya peterson. director of the san francisco zoo. let me show the first slide or the next slide if i could we have two of these adorable creatures at the zoo. they are in a tree house that was built by the tv show tree house tops and that's tenzing one of the first mountaineers to climb mount everest. and then my next slide is our investment in laboratory species both pelicans, insects, and others and this month, we've invested quite a bit in the monarch butterflies and one of our gardens, the sensory garden has been planted with hopefully plants that attract the monarch butterfly but also have a bunch of signage and education items to create what we call pocket gardens at home to support the species that is at risk and just one of our iconic species here in california and just a shame to lose those. so hopefully we are hoping everybody can get together to help safe this wonderful butterfly. the next slide. with covid, the pandemic, and other things, we've noticed that some of our seniors have felt uncomfortable with coming with big