Or he might reverse our conservancy-driven tale of rich park-poor park.
These arguments are based on a false premise that private contributions create a system of "rich parks" and "poor parks".
In the early 70s, I traveled to Iraq and the rich green parks and city I remembered were dirtier and dustier, but still intact.
In early 1995, 14 gray wolves were released into the prey-rich park, and the next year 52 more here and in central Idaho.
These days it's a place where the mega-rich park boats the size of Kosovo and a drink in one of the quayside cafés costs almost as much as the yachts.
In this sculpture-rich park, the hands-down popular favorite is surely Tom Otterness's enclave of miniature to medium-sized bronze frogs, monkeys, cats, cranky old men in top hats, and a few creatures that resist naming.
The answer is not, as the government seems to think, to downgrade human rights, a policy that is first cousin to looking in the other direction while the super-rich park their wealth and assets in UK offshore tax havens.
The pattern of guild assembly was not random but nested (parks with few species were subsets of progressively richer parks); the accumulation of species being affected mainly by park size and human disturbance, and to a lesser degree by isolation and vegetation structure.
But to be fair, it's not the city's only culturally rich island park.
Once an exclusive domain for the rich, Tuxedo Park is in the throes of transition when Cunningham and her husband move in.
I briefly considered it (especially after the rum punch), but finally drew a line in the rich Adirondack Park soil, explaining that it would cost hundreds of dollars to get up to speed with the authentic furniture, garb and accouterments.
