Next Generation 2013 Report to the Community

You completed the campaign. Thank you! 1 Cover photos and Matschie’s tree kangaroo joey by Ryan Hawk, WPZ Next Generation

BRAVO to our fearless and Zoo peerless Campaign Steering Committee, Campaign Volunteers and all our board members who in Woodland Dear Friends, 2013 finished raising $83.5 million Park Zoo Saves Because of the many transformations you have helped bring to life, 2013 was an for More Wonder More Wild. outstanding year at Woodland Park Zoo. animals and In late December, we completed our More Wonder More Wild Campaign! During the WPZ BOARD OF DIRECTORS their habitats last eight years, nearly 16,000 generous individuals in our community contributed more through December 31, 2013 than $83.5 million. We thank them along with our intrepid board of directors, dedicated through OFFICERS volunteers, and powerhouse staff who invested countless hours ensuring that we crossed Nancy Pellegrino, Chair conservation the finish line! Now, we are carrying out next generation zoo experiences, exhibits, and Laurie Stewart, Vice Chair innovative educational and conservation partnerships to better engage our 1.26 million Kenneth Eakes, Treasurer leadership visitors in the wonders of wildlife and inspire them to become agents of change. Jeff Leppo, Secretary Stuart Williams, Immediate Past Chair and engaging As part of the campaign, last May we welcomed guests to the new Bamboo Forest Reserve. The exhibit complex evokes the lush forests of Southeast Asia, telling a DIRECTORS experiences, compelling story of the magnificent creatures and communities that depend on them. Linda L. Allen Ann Moe Phase one highlights a boisterous family of Asian small-clawed , a children’s nature- Rick Alvord Jane Nelson inspiring people play area, and an aviary. Phase two, which opens in 2015, will feature our growing family David S. Anderson Laura Peterson to learn, care of bears. It will also welcome the majestic and critically endangered tiger back to the Anthony Bay Larry Phillips zoo, providing guests with hands-on ways to help save tigers through our conservation This rare Matschie’s tree kangaroo joey, Bruce Bentley Patti Savoy and act. partnership with Panthera. Marianne Bichsel Greg Schwartz only the second born at the zoo since Kristi Branch Rob Short Other 2013 achievements include record-breaking attendance and membership, Lisa Caputo Elizabeth Sicktich thanks to advances in customer service, online sales, digital communication strategies, 1998 as part of the cooperative breeding Janet Dugan Ron Siegle and innovative marketing partnerships. Our high-quality, immersive zoo experiences, David Goldberg Bryan Slinker combined with opportunities to make a difference, connect people to their values and Species Survival Plan program, Lisa J. Graumlich Gretchen Sorensen keep them coming back for more. Jason Hamlin R. Jay Tejera shines a light on our successful Leslie Hanauer Ed Thomas Many come back for the wonder and joy of watching baby animals grow and develop. Our Debora Horvath Andy Wappler animal care staff’s specialized breeding expertise resulted in a year-long celebration of new collaborations with officials Glenn Kawakasi Margaret Wetherald animal ambassadors to the zoo family, as many images in this report attest. World events Cammi Libby Kathryn Williams continue to illustrate the important role our animal ambassadors play in helping the public and local communities in Robert M. Liddell Robert M. Williams focus on the plight of endangered wildlife, some of which suffer relentless slaughter by Steve Liffick Susie Wyckoff poachers and terrorists, or lose viable habitat as human populations expand. Papua New Guinea Leigh McMillan We can change that. Never has it been more urgent to build a future in which animals to conserve the Christopher Williams, Acting Superintendent, and people co-exist and thrive together. The responsibility to lead a robust, relevant Parks and Recreation, ex officio Deborah Jensen, ex officio conservation zoo that embraces that future while honoring its past is rewarding and forests on which humbling. Most importantly, it is a privilege. these creatures and With your help, we are charting the way. Thank you. local communities depend (see p. 7).

Deborah B. Jensen, Ph.D. nancy Pellegrino President and CEO chair, Board of Directors

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750 BIG THINGS 1,260,000 volunteers you hELPED US ACHIEVE IN 2013! guests served 78,000 guests a n d attended the new 320 community WildLights service volunteers of guests surveyed said winter s e r v e d The BIRTHS SPECIES 95% Woodland Park Zoo met or festival baby in Seattle? exceeded their expectations 82,340 OH tallest 132 4 Male Misawa, 12 7 hours BABY! a towering 6 feet at birth! 125 29 increase in 43,303 active % zoo membership member households, BABY! 9 over prior year. an all-time record! TOTAL 269 40 Thousands of donors completed The smallest babies? our 8-year campaign! WEstern Pond Turtle ZOOAction launched, mobilizing supporters hatchlings are only 1 inch in to help get the King County Parks Levy passed! $83,500,000 length when they emerge! RAISED

AWESOMENESS 70,000 students, teachers & chaperones Instilling appreciation participated in programs or self-guided visits, and respect for animals 36% from underserved schools, with support from King County Parks Levy 2,500,000 gallons Roar! and the natural world. of domestic water Saved YOU + WPZ 135,000 visitors 52,000 complimentary which would fill about four Olympic-sized swimming pools = SUCCESS! “ Very good course, and engaged with ZooCorps Community Access Program Your continued support as a member, donor, volunteer, I especially enjoyed the teen-guided animal encounters passes provided to 400+ human service 667 metric to ns or advocate is essential to opportunity to learn at and natural history talks organizations sustaining excellent zoo 1,000,000 pounds of carbon offset through the zoo. Great setting for Forterra’s C3 program programs and empowering of waste not sent to more people to learn, care informal teaching and 10,000 people reached with the zoo’s wildlife conservation landfills thanks to 240 trees and act to save wildlife. message at Seattle Science Festival’s Science Expo Day planted to date natural science education!” Zoo Doo composting Thank you! Advanced Inquiry Program, zoo.org/support graduate student First cohort of new Advanced Inquiry zoo.org/volunteer master’s program graduated! 1,250,000 acres being protected by our Partners for zoo.org/zooaction Wildlife (elephants, snow leopards, , tree kangaroos)

4 5 MASTER CLASS WPZ graduated its first cohort of 12 master’s degree students from the Advanced Inquiry Program. Co-delivered by Miami University faculty and zoo educators, the AIP combines zoo-based graduate education with web-based learning communities and global field research. Zoo educators also provided training in program planning and evaluation, in collaboration with the ’s museology graduate program, to six informal science institutions now comprising the Washington Informal Science Education Ryan Hawk, WPZ Ryan Hawk, WPZ Kirsten Pisto, WPZ consortium. In September, the zoo hosted the Association of Zoo & Aquarium Docents Conference, Making the Connection, engaging volunteers from across the U.S. and 37 . ACHIEVEMENTS OF 2013 SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE TOP TEN WILD ELEPHANT CRISIS The time to save wild elephants is now. In July, President Obama pledged $10 million OH, BABY! OTTERMANIA to combat wildlife trafficking and develop a national strategy to stop illegal poaching of elephant ivory. Soon after, the U.S. and Wildlife Service sent the message: A state-of-the-art, Asian small-clawed exhibit Many bundles of joy stole the hearts of 1.26 million end the trade, save the elephants, by publicly crushing six tons of confiscated ivory. opened in May, the first phase of the Bamboo Forest guests who learned about the actions they can take to Meanwhile, a wildlife conservation partner our zoo supports, the Tarangire Elephant Reserve exhibit. The otters started a family quickly and help threatened species in the wild. New triplets Project in Tanzania, expanded patrols that led to the arrest of 10 poachers! the birth of four male pups marked a great success for Kuwan, Arizona and Inka practiced stealthy predator Woodland Park Zoo’s elephants are ambassadors for this crucial conservation the conservation breeding program. Thanks to animal Ryan Hawk, WPZ moves, sneaking up and pouncing on mom Nayla, story. In 2013, the Elephant Task Force’s Expert Review Panel concluded that Chai, care staff’s passion and expert knowledge, the growing while four Krugeri cubs – our first in 21 years – Watoto and Bamboo are in good health and receive excellent care. Now, a more family is a highlight for visitors learning an important and sloth bear twins, Randir and Kushali, celebrated strategic alignment of our education and conservation programs with these broader “ ZooCorps helped me to story of conservation in Asian forest landscapes. Thanks their first birthdays!T hese and many other additions efforts will engage visitors inspired by elephants in taking action steps through to your support, we’re on track to open phase two, with realize that I need to do illustrate WPZ’s essential contributions to national and the global 96 Elephants campaign to help save this species before it’s too late. new homes for endangered Malayan tigers and sloth more for both wildlife and international conservation breeding programs, called bears and a hands-on, tiger conservation hub, in 2015. Species Survival Plans, which help to sustain genetic WILD HAPPENINGS conservation. Throughout diversity for zoo and wild populations. Other new As the wildlife trafficking crisis gained public attention, WPZ joined with Panthera our lives we’re told that zoo family members included a female Malayan tapir, a ANSWERING THE to help Malaysia save its tigers from being poached to extinction. The first phase other people are working male ocelot, a male eagle owl, a pair of patas monkeys, CALL OF THE WILD of this partnership with Malayan colleagues included training 80 new Taman on this sort of thing, so two male Komodo dragons, a male North American ZooAction launched to engage our community in Negara National Park rangers in improved intelligence-gathering and anti-poaching porcupine, a wallaroo, Humboldt penguin chicks, dialogues about local, regional, and state activities that techniques. In Papua New Guinea, WPZ’s Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program we don’t need to . . . . But red-crowned cranes, Chilean flamingos and many more. affect wildlife conservation, science and environmental successfully launched a non-governmental organization (NGO) to oversee the ZooCorps helped me education. In August, our community showed strong 188,000 acres decreed as the nation’s first official Conservation Area four years TALLEST BABY IN TOWN support for the zoo and all area parks by passing the earlier. The NGO works with villagers on conservation planning, leadership training realize we all need to do King County Parks Levy! From 2014-2019, $4.2 million and sustainable livelihood programs. Closer to home, WPZ consolidated more our part, and really, it’s Born in August, male giraffe calf, Misawa, stood up within a year will provide much-needed funds for excellent than two decades of achievements in regional species recovery and conservation ” an hour and a half, and thanks to video, became a national animal care, exhibit maintenance, environmental and programs into the Living Northwest program, which broadens our leadership not that hard at all. star in less than 24 hours. Media and guests zeroed in on science education, and hands-on conservation programs role in regional stewardship and landscape-level conservation. Recently, we expanded Alum, ZooCorps teen his initial “grumpy” look. But on a well-placed Giraffe Baby that make WPZ a world-class zoo. Equally important, our field research to study a variety of Northwest carnivores with non-invasive volunteer program Cam, we watched this sweet-natured, goofy calf grow it will help more underserved communities enjoy the methods, and this knowledge is already deepening our provision of science inquiry into a playful, courageous explorer! wonders of nature through WPZ’s Community Access learning and environmental education for schools. and School-to-Zoo Programs. Thank you!

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Visitor Revenue Public Support OPERATIONS 16,020,793 (46%) 10,708,957 (31%) REVIEW Donations and Grants 4,468,558 (13%) Membership Sustaining zoo animal populations 3,401,869 (10%) Have you ever wondered where zoo animals come from? Zoo-based conservation breeding programs are essential to sustaining animal populations in zoos, especially 2013 Operating Expenses for rare and endangered species, and are at the core of our mission to share wildlife $35,697,868 conservation with huge public audiences who can make a difference. Guest Services and Enterprise Animal Care Zoo managers are learning, however, that for many species the “ark” population 4,335,956 (12%) 8,134,183 (23%) Ryan Hawk, WPZ Lori Veres, WPZ model (breeding pairs homed at single zoos but networked to animals at other Education and institutions) is facing difficulties reproducing them quickly enough. Challenges Conservation include consistently providing large amounts of quality space, maintaining the highly 4,709,834 (13%) TOP CHEF specialized knowledge and training required for successful breeding, and the rising costs associated with transporting animals to other zoos for mating purposes. Administration Feeding the more than 1,000 animals that reside at the zoo is an enormous and Development Horticulture, undertaking. Meals tailored to 300 different species, and often to individuals, translate 5,424,511 (15%) Maintenance, With nearly 25 percent of Earth’s animal species threatened with extinction, Exhibits and into thousands of pounds of food passing through the zoo’s gates each week. A new Membership Facilities accredited zoos must continue to take creative, concerted action. A new and Marketing 8,088,775 (23%) 5,004,609 (14%) commissary streamlined this complex effort by centralizing animal food prep and consortium-based breeding model, called Conservation Centers for Species distribution. Now, science-based nutrition protocols and new work processes further Survival, contributes important biological and economic benefits, especially greater enhance animal health and dietary consistency while reducing waste. genetic diversity and demographic stability, to both zoos and the wild. Zoos with Total Operating and Capital Revenues ideal space, husbandry expertise, and research capacity can serve as specialized $41,237,496 breeding centers while support from other zoos helps them rebuild and sustain Endowment and ZOO GLOWS IN THE DARK Investment Earnings 1,684,822 (4%) priority species for generations to come. This means more animals for exhibits Public Support Our winter lights festival, WildLights presented by KeyBank, was an even greater at collaborating zoos with strong education and conservation partnerships, and 10,708,957 (26%) hit in its second year. Some 78,000 members and visitors enjoyed the zoo after fundraising success which, in turn, help save animals in the wild. Visitor Revenue dark, experiencing wild animals and wild places artfully recreated in 575,000 16,020,793 (39%) sparkling LED lights. Favorite displays included Northern Lights, The Water WPZ is advancing this new alliance model. Cheetahs, for instance, breed better Hole, Jungle Lights, Monkey Business, Glow-rillas, and Grizzly Creek. In line with when managed in large numbers; more space enhances choice for mate selection our sustainability goals, new technology minimized per night wattage, offset by and natural behavior. So, this spring we accepted two, unrelated post-reproductive participating in Forterra’s Carbon Capturing Companies (C3) program. female cheetahs, Missy and Liz, from Wildlife Safari in Winston, Oregon. The Species Donations and Grants Ryan Hawk, WPZ Survival Plan, a cooperative breeding program among accredited zoos, requested Membership 9,421,055 (23%) 3,401,869 (8%) we care for them for up to two years so that Wildlife Safari can reproduce and MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! raise more cheetah offspring. Our new Wildlife Survival Zone, where the freckled Our ambitious, eight-year More Wonder More Wild Campaign came to a rousing felines debuted to public acclaim this May 2014, immerses our 1.26 million guests Total Operating and Capital Expenses $39,387,894 finish, raising more than $83.5 million for strategic initiatives to ensure the zoo in this story of evolving solutions to help save this and other important species. Guest Services a strong future to tackle challenging education and species conservation issues. and Enterprise The fastest land on Earth is magnificent to behold and inspires all of us 4,335,956 (11%) Nearly 16,000 private supporters funded new naturalistic exhibits, innovative Animal Care to collaborate innovatively. Thank you for being a part of our story. and Exhibits guest experiences, science education, community-based conservation programs Education and 16,222,958 (41%) Conservation and more, strengthening the zoo as a public-private partnership with the city of 4,709,834 (12%) Seattle. We look forward to a community celebration when we open the final phase of the Bamboo Forest Reserve exhibit complex in May 2015 and welcome Administration tigers back to Seattle. and Development 5,886,511 (15%) Bruce W. Bohmke Membership Capital Projects Chief Operations Officer and Marketing 3,228,026 (8%) 5,004,609 (13%)

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You created more wonder and more wild. 2006-2013 MORE... • Nearly 16,000 …ways to experience nature’s wonders up close donors …high-quality animal care • 72% made first gift to …hands-on science and environmental learning THANK YOU zoo during campaign …people saving animals in the wild • 100% Board for participating in Woodland Park Zoo’s comprehensive fundraising campaign! …sustainability achieved Together we raised a record-breaking $83.5 million (104% of goal) to transform the zoo into a participation …community impact modern wonder of excellent animal care, science learning, wildlife conservation and sustainability.

Program highlights Capital and infrastructure highlights leadership supporters include: New visitor engagement and interpretive programs • More interactive guest experiences, keeper talks, and animal feedings get guests closer Completion of sustainably designed, award-winning Zoomazium • Historic Carousel; The Paul G. Allen Family Joshua Green Foundation to animal wonders • New Quarters for Conservation kiosks allow guests to choose favorite wildlife to support • New customer service program new flamingo and meerkat exhibits • New sustainably designed, award-winning Foundation KING 5 ensures welcoming, guest-focused experiences while new technologies assist zoo discovery and exploration • Innovations in lifelong science and Humboldt penguin exhibit and welcoming West Entrance and Bank of America Rick and Nancy Alvord Microsoft Corporation conservation learning; new early learning, elementary, middle and high school programs; new Advanced Inquiry master’s degree (partnering with Commons with immersive soundscape and guest conveniences • New Asian Tropical Anonymous Helen Mull Miami University) • New community and after-school outreach programs • New, science-based animal nutrition program and commissary to Forest exhibit complex, the Bamboo Forest Reserve, with Asian small-clawed otters, Bank of America M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust tailor dietary care • Expanded enrichment and husbandry programs, new veterinary medical technology • More than 1,400 animals born during an aviary, a children’s nature-play area (opened 2013) and new homes for endangered Bezos Family Foundation The Norcliffe Foundation campaign • Establishment of Papua New Guinea’s first officially decreed, 188,000-acre Conservation Area • New, 10-year tiger conservation tigers and sloth bears, up-close visitor programs, and a hands-on conservation hub The Boeing Company The Nysether Family Brown Bear Car Wash Foundation partnership in Peninsular Malaysia • Species recovery successes for endangered western pond turtles and Oregon silverspot butterflies; protection (opening May 2015) • Award-winning, 10-year sustainability plan for energy, water Conservation John and Deanna of wild habitats for raptors, bears and other Northwest wildlife • New head-start facility for endangered Northwest frogs and popular citizen- use and waste reductions • Greener, sustainable design for zoo exhibits, infrastructure, International Oppenheimer Family science amphibian monitoring program • Revitalized and refocused Living Northwest and Partners for Wildlife programs; new Northwest and operations to reduce carbon footprint and keep Northwest waterways healthy. Hugh and Jane Ferguson Allan and Inger Osberg Foundation Foundation carnivore conservation research program and Conservation Fellowship Bill & Melinda Gates Charles and Lisa Simonyi Foundation Fund for Arts and Sciences

10 11 10 All photos by Ryan Hawk, WPZ unless otherwise noted 11 PASSIONS RUN DEEP C.E. Skinner Studio Smith Brothers Farms Lori Campana Gary Smith and Rick and Nancy Alvord’s love for the zoo runs deep. Their Sonya and Tom Campion Kathleen Kemper 2013 PHILANTHROPIC passions include innovative education and meaningful participation Philip Carlo Stoel Rives LLP Citi Private Bank TERC in public life, including how we care for all living creatures. “My Michael Corliss and Ed and Carmen Thomas Lauri Darneille Myrna and Donald Torrie Woodland Park Zoo journey began when I was 8 years old,” SUPPORT Jan and Jack Creighton Dave and Chris Towne CREOI UBS Financial Services recalls Rick. “It’s still a great urban oasis for a weekend family stroll, Merrick and Lorraine Darley University of Washington but now the zoo is so much more!” That “more” is a dynamic hub Delta Dental of Washington Verity Credit Union ZooKeepers Society Key Foundation Susan Johnson Betsy Dennis Estate of Estelle C. Wagner that integrates species preservation, science learning, conservation THANK YOU FOR $500,000 + Klorfine Foundation Mrs. Toshiko Kasahara DUXIANA Maggie and Doug Walker Karen Koon and H. Brad Edwards Kohl’s Department Stores Educational Legacy Fund Kathie Watson and and sustainability, thanks in part to Rick and Nancy’s 30-year Bill & Melinda Gates Bill Lewis Gary Kunis Peter and Melissa Evans Christin Hower BEING ON OUR TEAM Foundation philanthropic footprint. Since the early 2000s, as the zoo Cammi and Jeff Libby James and Jean Kunz Michael and Stephanie Fanning Western Towboat Company Estate of Frank R. Lunetti We’re grateful for the generous contributions Macbeth Family Jeffrey W. and Robin J. Leppo Four Seasons Hotel Seattle Kathryn Williams transitioned to nonprofit management, Rick spearheaded The Norcliffe Foundation in 2013 from individuals, families, foundations, Leigh McMillan Rob and Marti Liddell Matthew and Glenda Gertz successful efforts to increase private support, including co-chairing Pendleton & Elisabeth Miller Stephen Liffick and Rasa Raisys Deborah Girdler and SUMATRA CLUB $100,000 + corporations and public institutions. Strong Charitable Foundation Lisa Dupar Catering David Cutler $2,500+ the Development Steering Committee, Jungle Party and Fund-Our- The Paul G. Allen Family Sandra J. Moss Stephen Lodwick Google public and private support makes it possible Anonymous (5) Foundation Victor and Mary Odermat McKinstry Co. Charitable Laurie Griffith Future. Rick was instrumental in bringing the More Wonder More Kenneth and Marleen Alhadeff BECU Nancy and Mark Pellegrino Foundation Andrew Grover for this vibrant, forward-looking zoo to thrive. Ken and Gemie Arakawa Wild Campaign to completion, and was a long-time, highly valued Bezos Family Arnie and Debra Prentice George Meyer and David and Karin Haines Your support creates more wonder for our Dr. and Mrs. Hugh and The Boeing Company Melanie Pritt Maria Semple Eleanor Hamilton member of our Board. The Alvords themselves are among our Dollie Armstrong community and more wild for our world! Estate of Ruth E. Collins Sara Raab McInerny and Mohamed bin Zayed Species Rosemarie Havranek and Attachmate Corporation most transformational donors, and are shining examples of Conservation International Tryg McInerny Conservation Fund Nathan Myhrvold Glen and Susan Beebe Evergreen Point Foundation Patti Savoy Northern Trust Holly Hirai Estate of Leigh A. Bell how generosity instills a brighter future for all. Joshua Green Foundation Greg and Lisa Schwartz The Ocean Foundation Holland America Line Sally Bellargeon Leslie and Nicolas Hanauer Gena Shurtleff Mary Ellen Olander Horizons Foundation Bloomberg Photo courtesy of Rick Alvord. WILD AT HEART Floyd and Delores Jones Family Bernie and Sue Silbernagel Bob and Lynn Ormsby Carol and Bruce Hosford Barbara BonJour Foundation Laurie Stewart PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc. IBM Corporation We salute and thank all those whose generous Gary and Donna Brooks The Kunis Foundation R. Jay and Martha Tejera Peach Foundation B. Gerald Johnson and Cindy and Henry Burgess Microsoft Corporation Umpqua Bank Marla Hamilton Peele Linda Larson annual contributions allow us to achieve our Ernest and Diane Burgess M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust United Guaranty James and Gaye Pigott Laura and Randall Kern day-to-day work of helping save animals and Suzanne Burke John and Deanna Oppenheimer Jill and Scott Walker Robert Plotnick and Gay Jensen Kibble & Prentice Inc. Butler Transportation Allan and Inger Osberg Howard* and Victoria Wellman Puget Sound Energy, Inc. Jacob Langley inspiring people to learn, care and act. Canlis Restaurant Estate of Dorlesca H. Ryan Margie Wetherald and RealNetworks Alan and Kimberley Lippman Alicia and Jeffrey Carnevali Rob Short and Emer Dooley Len Barson Michael and Susan Redmond Susan and Jeffrey Lubetkin Mylo and Marion Charlston WONGDOODY Stuart and Lucy Williams David and Valerie Robinson Jennifer and Chad Mackay Chase The Dean Witter Foundation Matt Rosauer R. Eric and Celeste Martinez Chihuly, Inc. Jaguar Jamboree Wockner Foundation Barbara Sando Masterpiece Investments Steve and Judy Clifford $50,000 + Susie Wyckoff Kevin M. Schofield MCM Columbia Bank The Shared Earth Foundation Steven Medwell and Carol Anonymous (2) Columbia Hospitality Inc. GRIZZLY GROUP Simonyi Family Bailey Medwell Rick and Nancy Alvord Commerce Bank $10,000+ Bryan and Kathy Slinker Jeff and Lisa Mendenhall MAKING GENEROSITY Carter Subaru of Washington Sound Community Bank Mithun, Inc. Cocker Fennessy Anonymous (6) Cliff Crandall and Iola Stetson Ann and Frank Moe A FAMILY AFFAIR Kenneth and Pamela Eakes Family ADP/Cobalt Sandy Stelling The Stonecipher Family Moss Adams LLP Hugh and Jane Ferguson Alaska Airlines William and Anne Cronin John F. Swift NBBJ Foundation James Albaugh Deloitte The zoo’s Family Stewardship Maryanne Tagney and David and Robin Nelson Ryan Hawk, WPZ John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Linda and Tom Allen Suzette and Leon DeTurenne David T. Jones New England Biolabs Foundation Chap and Eve Alvord The Dillon Family Foundation Program helps families share Craig Tall Foundation IUCN Save Our Species Elias and Karyl Alvord Janet and Joel Dugan Gretchen Howard and Terry and Yukari Mihashi Rod and Kimberly Stohler Janet and Doug True Michael and Denise Nielsen important values across generations. Glenn Kawasaki Nancy Alvord Sandy Dunn Jerry Williams Trish Miner Studio Porter Jensen Union Bank Ashley O’Connor McCready Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Amgen Ellison Foundation Jo Anne Iaciofano and Daniel and Meredith Morris Beryl A. Thompson Joanna von Behringer and Mike McCready Families receive fun tools to help Family Foundation David S. Anderson Jennifer and Stephanie Gary Caldwell Charles and Alex Morse Bonnie and Jim Towne Liz Wayner and Steve Daily Pam Okano and Helen and Allen Mull Shannon Ansbaugh Engles-Klann Bryan Jaffe and Jennifer Lewis Judith Norine and John Zigalla U.S. BANK young children experience building West Coast Event Productions Dick Birnbaum The Nysether Family Foundation Apex Foundation Donald Fleming and Valerie and Roger Jeglum Shannon Orr and Versatile Arts Ann P. Wyckoff Carol-Ann O’Mack and John strong communities through personal Eldon and Shirley Nysether AVMS Elizabeth Hanna Cassandra and Tom Johnston Melanie McAllester VIA Creatives Deininger Kathy and Brad Nysether Anthony and Lillian Bay Jean and Carolyn Fraley Jamie and Jeremy Joseph PCC Natural Markets James Walker DENALI CLUB Pepsi Beverages Company actions and philanthropy at any level. Mark and Vickie Nysether Ben Bridge Jeweler Angela and Kenneth Freeman Neel Joshi Debra and Mark Perry Gail Warren $5,000+ Linda Perkins Snoqualmie Tribe Al and Jullie Buckingham Stephen Froud Julie and Chip Kelly Laura Peterson Mr. Bruce Weertman and Tools include our Save, Share and Cam and Tori Ragen U.S. Department of Agriculture Lisa and Mark Caputo Anonymous (4) Kim and Diane Garland Douglas and Cheryle Kight Ursula Pfeffer Dr. Leslie Miller Raikes Foundation Ben and Julie Wolff Chevron Corporation Tom Alberg and Judi Beck Susanne Gee and George Kameron and Julie Kirkevold Mary Pigott James L. and Roberta Spend banks, Children’s Values Cards, Dave & Erin Raney David and Sally Wright Columbia Distributing Walker Aumann and Mastrodonato Anne S. Knapp Kelly and Cheryl Pleas S. Weymouth Tim and Kris Rose Young Philanthropist Recognition Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Shannon Hillinger Ira and Courtney Gerlich Curtis Kopf and Abbe Jacobson Michael and Wendy Popke Linda Whitworth Richard Saada Hippo Herd Costco Wholesale Paul Balle David and Lisa Goldberg Frances Kwapil George Rhodes Robert Williams and Seattle City Light Certificates, multi-generational $25,000 + DeLille Cellars Inc Bank of America Charitable Randy Golob and Christopher and Alida Latham Christine and Allen Rickert Laurie Nichols The Seattle Foundation Julie Edsforth and Foundation Dayna Anderson Mary and Tim Lawrence Bart and Wendy Ricketts Nicole and Steven Winard Family Stewardship Tours and pre-cut Anonymous (5) The Seattle Times Jabe Blumenthal Michelle and Steve Barnet John Gossman Timothy and Kathleen Leach David Robinson and Yahn Bernier and Beth McCaw Sedgwick County Zoo Enlyst Fund Barrier Motors Inc. Irwin and Joan Goverman Liberty Mutual Group Sherry Hoffman SAFARI CLUB Tiger Banks. 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Meyer Eric and Janelle Shuey Wyndham Vacation Walters Burns Elise Ericksen J. Marilyn Holstad youth gift to support penguin care in Cleveland Zoological Society/ Walsh Sara Meyer John and Dawn Siegel Ownership, Inc. Adrienne and Apolonio Christine and Gerald Ervine Patricia and Stephen Hopps Cleveland Zoo Tova and Ken Hornung Milwaukee County Zoo George and Darcel Siepak Karma Zaike Buyagawan Woods and Izumi Fairbanks Donald Horn and Joachim Voss the new, sustainably designed Humboldt Clif Bar & Company Katherine Huber Kassandra and Aaron Mitchell Brian and Laurel Smith Craig and Ina Zajac Rita Bybee Leslie Feinzaig Hotel Nexus Susan Cobb Carmen Hudson Anne Mize Patricia Smith Thomas Zimmermann Evan and Lisa Cacka Theresa Fenton and Mark Lodge Gretchen Hull penguin exhibit. In lieu of birthday gifts, Richard and Pam Cocker Michael Humphries and Kevin and Nicole Morris Elaine Spencer and ZooParc de Beauval Barbara and Rod Campbell Josh and Mel Findley John and Marie Ignac he’d requested donations from friends Norma Cole and Judith Ralston Christina Mortimer Dennis Forsyth Jessica and Clinton Campbell Terry and Linda Finn Sarah Imbach and Thomas McCarthy Bill and Pam Hurst Mitch and Wendy Mounger Michelle Spencer SAVANNA CLUB Canlis Glass Gallery + Studio Rick and Sharon Fisher Andrew Nowka and family, thus setting off something of Andrew and Juli Cook Marie K. Huwe John Mueller Springfree Trampoline USA, Inc. $500+ Beverly Carey Linda Fogarty and Inn at the Market Donna Corey and Jay Peterson Matthew Inman Jennifer and Matthew Muilenburg Ste Michelle Wine Estates Kimberly Carney Dale Thompson Mary and Kim Ireland Anonymous (10) a trend at the zoo! We invited him to do R. Michael Crill and Inn at Langley MulvannyG2 Architecture Sterling Savings Bank Peter Caron Ashley and Justin Folkestad Joyce and J. Craig Jackson 1st Security Bank of Catherine Nobis Jack Henry & Associates Greta Musland and Daryl Whitley Dean and Audrey Stupke Thomas Castor and Frame Up Studios Barbara Jaech the honor of cutting the ribbon at the Washington Jennifer and Scott Cunningham Arthur and Suellen Jackson Jane Nelson Alex Sutton and Louise Wilkinson Chris Freeman Greg James A Contemporary Theatre exhibit’s grand opening, where he and Daniel Smith Artists’ Materials Linda Jacobs Thomas Nelson Karen Easterbrook Darius Cayetano Lois and Curtis Freeman Kristie Jamison and Bobby Leon Erin Abbey and Mark Thygesen Alison Danz Sharon Jakkola-Rust and Michael Noth and Laura Land Glenn and Theresa Swan Cedarbrook Lodge l Full Sail Brewing Gretchen and Erik Jansen the crowds learned about how the new Adobe Systems, Inc. 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Anita Elder Lynn and William Kilbourne Dr. Mary Lee Peters Peter and Shannon Van Oppen Andrea Copping and Alan Marilyn Gray Robin and Gaylord Kellogg Association of Zoos Brian and Anne Emanuels Kenneth and SaSa Kirkpatrick Rosemary Peterson Linda Vangelos and Christie Greater Kansas City American Ki Chiropractic & Massage & Aquariums Meeghan and Gregory Engberg Michael Kollins and Eileen and Amber Pettijohn Stephen Kaufer Ida and Mark Cotter Assn. of Zoo Keepers Kurt Kiefer and Mary Williamson Elizabeth and Gabriel Aul Erin Air Inc. Allison Augustyn Bill and Katherine Pettit Curtis Veal and Betsy Held C.C. and Bill Crenshaw Jennifer Greer Dana and Shane Kim Debbie and John Austenson Jean Evans Debbie and Michael Koss Kathleen and Jim Phillips Veraci Pizza & Catering, Inc. Matthew and Lyndsey Jacqueline and David Kramer Anne Marie and Michael Farncombe Jeffrey Krauss Pickles Thomas and Lorna Allen Laura Bentley Michael Feldman Stanley and Judy Krenek George and Cindy Pierce Alstom Grid Inc. Gina Beretta and Bryan Senn Sheri and Shawn Ferguson Dyane and Tyler Kruse Ryan and Pamela Pleas Annie Alvord and Alex Hicks Jeffrey and Lisa Berkman Jane Foster Rahul Kumar and Vasundhara Jain John and Lauren Pollard American Scientific Foundation Eric and Luann Berman Leanna and Harold Fox Scott and Sandra Kurtzeborn Donald and Darcy Price Lisa and Michael Anderson Susan Betcher Fremont Studios L & B Nurseries PrintWest, Inc. Ric and Kaylene Anderson Beverly Wilshire A Four Fresh Northwest Design Inc. L. Roy Papp & Associates, LLP Carol Proesel INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITY Phoebe and Lucius Andrew Seasons Hotel Leslie and Tony Freytag Lane Powell PC Steven and Gloria Pumphrey Edward and Gretchen Andrews Marianne Bichsel Serena and Neal Friedman Ross Leach Pyramid Communications As a new member of the zoo board, Leigh McMillan has already made a big impact Claire Angel Nathan Bingham and Janet and Lloyd Frink Shaun Leach and Julia Lowther Jerry and Yukiko Raine on strategic planning, telling the zoo’s conservation story, and helping complete the More Geoffrey Arakawa Michele Agosti Anne and Michael Furlong Lease Crutcher Lewis Alex and Carrie Ratner Robert and Clodagh Ash Paul Birkeland GAP Foundation Mark Lee and N Jan Chalupny Anne Redman Wonder More Wild Campaign, including making a generous personal gift to the Bamboo Asset Management Strategies, Inc. Sarah Bishop-Gretz and Christine and Steven Gerdes Carol Leppa and Connie Miller Chris and Alexis Reed Forest Reserve exhibit complex. “I grew up with our zoo and have supported it as a donor Automatic Data Processing Geoff Shaw Scott and Vickie Gibbs Robert Levine and Regence BlueShield Paul and Sarah Balle Michael and Sarah Blake Catherine and Christine Gleason Karen Bohmke Mark and Christine Reis for many years,” says Leigh. “What really compels me are the many ways people of all ages Steve and Linda Banchero John and Ann Blasko Richard and Ginger Goldman Greg and Stacy Lill Pamela Reynolds Kimberly and David Barenborg Bruce and Mary Bohmke Lisa Graumlich and James and Jan Linardos Carrie Rhodes connect with the zoo’s conservation mission and help shape it for future generations.” Over Deed Barrett-Chase and Holly Bork Linda Simonsen Ruth and Terry Lipscomb Marc and Austin Richards the years, she witnessed dramatic changes as outdated 1950s enclosures were systematically Michael Chase John and Nancy Boyd Alexandre Grigorovitch Ann Lokey and Mark Clausen Laurence Rick and Warren and MaryAnn Beardsley Paul and Debbi Brainerd Madeleine Hagen Christopher and Alison Lomaka Gay Summer Rick replaced with modern, naturalistic exhibits to enhance animal care and visitor learning. Andrew Begun Herbert M. Bridge and Hugh and Lynne Hall Mary Anne Lord Sharon Ricketts Carl and Renee Behnke Edie Hilliard Michael Halperin and Jodi Green Sylvia Lucas Chuck and Jane Riley Leigh’s career has spanned tech, finance and marketing for some of our region’s most iconic organizations. In addition to the zoo’s conservation mission, she is keen to promote its hands-on science and technology learning as crucial investments in our community.

14 Photo courtesy of Leigh McMillan. 15 BUILDING THE ZOO’S FUTURE Native habitats and species have a special place in the hearts of Inger and Allan Osberg. With a long Northwest history in both construction and land preservation, the Osbergs can zookeepers society see all that WPZ is and can be in the future. Their 30-year history of giving to the zoo has been instrumental in turning outdated exhibits into dynamic, fun, naturalistic showcases of Estate of Kathryn A. Bomer Pope Patty and Jonathan Lazarus Dave and Chris Towne Thank you for Bob and Bobbi Bridge and Family Unico Investment Company conservation-focused wildlife experiences and sustainability. From their first gift to the Elephant T. Bradford and Lesley Canfield Jeff and Cammi Libby Family United Guaranty Corporation Forest to recent major support of the Historic Carousel, Humboldt penguin exhibit and West Lisa and Mark Caputo Steve Liffick, Rasa Raisys, Jill and Scott Walker YOUR continued Carter Motors Inc and Family Estate of Levant Fredrick Entrance, their transformational giving is felt all over the zoo. In awe of the big cats, most recently Ruth E. Collins Byron W. and Alice L. Wellington support! Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Lockwood Foundation Howard L.* and Victoria L. they helped lead the charge to create the new Bamboo Forest Reserve exhibit complex Jan and Jack Creighton Macy’s Wellman and helped complete the More Wonder More Wild Campaign, making a tangible difference in We are proud to recognize and honor all Estate of Lorene E. Currier Estate of Joseph and Vivian Wells Fargo those whose vision and long-term financial Estate of Patricia Cutchlow McCann Margie Wetherald and families’ and animals’ lives for generations to come. Because of Inger and Allan’s visionary and Delta Dental of Washington Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Len Barson enduring commitment, the zoo is both a beloved backyard institution and place of civic pride. commitment contribute to a strong culture of Estate of Victor Denny Family Foundation Coralyn Whitney and philanthropy at the zoo and in the Northwest. Kenneth and Pamela Eakes D.V. & Ida J. McEachern Dwight Gadd Family Charitable Trust Estate of Mertice C. Wilcox Ryan Hawk, WPZ Total cumulative support is based on support pledged or received Estate of Ruth Ellerbeck McKinstry The Wockner Foundation through the fiscal year ending December 31, 2013, and includes Estate of Helen I. Elstad Metropolitan Market David and Sally Wright employer-matching gifts. 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16 17 Dennis Dow, WPZ CULTIVATING A LEGACY Woodland Park Zoo played a special role in the life of Frank R. Lunetti, whose own LIONHEARTS SOCIETY backyard butterfly and hummingbird habitats in West Seattle lovingly mirrored the horticultural corners he found most inspiring at the zoo. To fulfill his deep love of plants and animals, Frank Thank you for Y OUR established an endowed fund to help underwrite the zoo’s operations in perpetuity. From continued support! supporting the dedicated people whose work makes the zoo a memorable point of pride for our city, to our exotic plant collections and extraordinary wildlife, the Lunetti Fund honors These generous donors have recognized the zoo in their estate plans, ensuring Frank’s legacy and helps ensure the zoo’s long-term sustainability. Because of his support and that our mission continues to have a positive impact well into the future. others’ gifts, our endowment recently surpassed $11 million. Frank’s legacy will be felt for generations to come, and our zoo’s living collections will thrive for the benefit of all. Anonymous (19) Janet and Joel Dugan Gretchen Howard and Jerry Michael M. and Marilyn Kenneth Sinibaldi Ms. Anna L. (Birdie) Adams Carolyn Enloe Williams McQuaid Marian C. Spath Steve Averill Jeanne and Jack Fankhauser Cynthia A. Howell Ingrid and Scott Mealer Diane Spaulding Photo courtesy of the Lunetti estate. Michael Bauer Jean Feagin Robert and Luella Hull Rose Mehan Kenmour Spencer Donna Benaroya Christina Federlein Ardie and Jerry Johnson Constance Merwin Jordan Sterling Linda and George Berkman Allison Feher Thomas Jordan and Kelly Jordan Lynn G. Meyer Laurie Stewart Dominique Bideau Nancy L. Funk Lilly A. Kassos David and Dorene Miller Rosanne Stukel Florence Bliss Marian Goddard Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kleemann Helen Mull Christine Sydneysmith GIFTS IN HONOR OF MATCHING GIFTS Mark Blitzer Ray Goforth Jr. Larry Knudsen Trisha and Eric Muller R. 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Whitney Ella Chmielewski Kristie and Bobby Laurie Stewart (4) CA Technologies Regence BlueShield Barry and Sandi Doust Mary Sexton Norma “Rosie” Wigutoff Jonathan Chong Lakewood High Sam Stoltenberg ChevronTexaco SAP Americas Darin Collins Cinda Langjahr Harrison Streich CNA Foundation Starbucks Coffee Company Judy Cook Bobby Leon/Kristie Jamison Crysta Swarts Coca-Cola Foundation Sterling Realty Organization Jordan Cooper Wedding (6) Matt Taylor Costco Wholesale Symetra Lynn Cooper Miles Lewis Lily Tomlin Duke Energy Foundation U.S. Bancorp Foundation Carrie Culp and Don Anderson The lion cubs (2) Lisa Tran and June Serna eBay UBS Financial Services Lisa Dabek Betsy Madan Nico Tullio Expedia, Inc. Union Bank Kishore Daniels Candis Malcom Elija Vela ExxonMobil Foundation The Walt Disney Corporation Davis and Jake Julie Manuel Robert Voyer GAP Foundation Washington Holdings ENGAGING YOUNGER GENERATIONS Quentin Dechery Sabrina Meer Boone Wagner and James Bill & Melinda Gates Oscar & Lucia DeWitt Bobbi Miller and McComesky Foundation It is no secret that the zoo brings families together and creates Joey Faddick Elizabeth Bacher Maddie Washburn fun, memorable experiences for all involved! Well, so does family Laurie R. Farmer (2) Matt & Meredith Miller Kyle Wentworth Kevin & Brett Featherstone Matt Mills Margie Wetherald and giving. That is why we have partnered with The Seattle Foundation Sam Fenstermacher Lani Nutt Len Barson ESTATE GIFTS The Fisher Family Bob Plotnick and Gay Jensen Cindi Whalen in helping families identify their common values and take their first Wyatt Ethan Forward Katie Olsen Lucy and Stuart Williams Estate of Leigh A. Bell steps in charitable giving. The concept of social responsibility must be Aaron and Kara Frazier John Oppenheimer Sarah Williams Estate of Ralph E. Bruno Porsche Furlong Our beloved pets, past Stuart Williams Estate of Ruth E. Collins taught to children early. In the zoo’s Family Stewardship Program, Giulia and present Susie Wyckoff Estate of Paul Keating parents and grandparents can find resources to help draw out the Nancy Pellegrino Elliott & Alina Zackrone Estate of Frank R. Lunetti Estate of Dorlesca H. Ryan common values of all generations in the family. Encouraging young Estate of Estelle C. Wagner GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Estate of Stephanie J. Wagner children to develop values centered on caring, sharing, and empathy Estate of Levant Fredrick Wellington helps them to become adults who steward their communities and the Phoebe Allen Ruth Geren (18) Mom and Dad Gwendolyn Anderson (4) Daniel Gocus Johnny C. Mowery environment. Elizabeth Anne Balle Sumi Hana and Kiernan Laila Musland (2) Bandit Dianna Hanson (2) Michael J. Owen Leigh Bell Steve Haynes (13) Annie K. Peterman Ryan Hawk, WPZ Clay and Adrienne Blackstock Joan Hovnanian Rakatta and JoJo Chewie Dan Jaech Diane Renstrom (3) Roger DeRonghe Devin Linnell Johnson Doug Schaaf (4) Alexander DiGirolamo (3) Sophia Flynn Kavanaugh (8) Zev Stagman Teo Eskesen Ron Lowthian Ken Sullivan Thank you for Leonard Evans Bonnie Melnik Richard Sweezey Brock Ferguson Klaus Meyn (7) Lee Tanzer Don Fletcher Noah Miller (2) Mildred Walley Doris E. Fullerton Mom Nancy Zigalla YOUR support!

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