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A Legacy. A Vision.

Nurturing Yellowstone’s comeback from inferno. Rescuing an ailing Everglades ecosystem. Propagating condors, leatherback sea turtles, and Sonoma spineflowers.

SCA’s first 50 years of conservation include myriad achievements. Actions that have changed America’s landscape by keeping it as nature intended. Yet even as SCA commemorates its first 50 years, its focus is squarely on the next fifty.

Our natural world and our nation’s society face many of the same issues today as when SCA started in 1957. The difference is these issues have grown in size…and consequence.

Climate change. Wilderness policies. Park maintenance backlogs. SCA 2006 Stressed resources. Urbanization. Nature-deficit disorder. 3,091 volunteers

And while these challenges are very real, so is the hope that they 511 sites served can be resolved. For if SCA has proven anything over the past 975 resource half-century, it is that the actions of one can profoundly improve management partners the lives of many and–together–we can change the world. 1.5 million hours When, as a recent college graduate, Elizabeth C. Titus Putnam set out served to enact her senior thesis of a “Student Conservation Corps” she not only founded an organization – she helped launch a movement of stewardship and service. Her visionary idea has not only bolstered our environment, it has fortified our very culture.

Nearly 50,000 SCA volunteers have served in our parks, seashores, communities and classrooms in the last five decades. Initially, they made critical contributions in wildlife management, historic preservation and environmental education. Then, having recognized the power they have to shape our future, they chose to remain active in conservation as forest rangers, natural resources attorneys and local watershed councilors.

It is this passion for nature, this ethic of other-centeredness, that has fueled SCA since it began. And this energy source is not only renewable but infectious, ensuring that each day dawns brighter than the one before.

3 A letter from the chairman A letter from the president

One morning last June, I walked to the window, pulled back the curtain and looked to History is made by those who see the future. Who see beyond challenges and focus on the sky. Every member of the SCA Board of Directors would do the exact same thing. solutions. Who create what could be out of what is.

SCA extends its We were in Bar Harbor, Maine. Our business tional parks and forests, launched or expanded SCA founder Elizabeth C. Titus Putnam made To continue to serve an ever-evolving environ- As the Student enduring appreciation meeting concluded, we were scheduled to join an community conservation programs in Milwaukee, history 50 years ago when she recognized ment, SCA is harnessing new field technolo- Conservation Association SCA high school crew for a revegetation project Pittsburgh, Houston and other leading cities, student volunteers as the answer to a strained gies, providing advanced training, and further commemorates its 50th to sunsetting board in Acadia National Park. But the predicted and earned the Department of the Interior’s national park system. Since then, nearly expanding our outreach from parks and forests members Sylvia Earle, rains had arrived and showed no sign of abating. prestigious Take Pride in America Award. 50,000 young people have followed Liz’s to neighborhoods and classrooms. We are anniversary, we do so Jesse Fink and And we did all this while recording our 19th example and made their own piece of history. engaging more people, addressing more issues, with a new organizational So we donned foul weather gear and shuttled via consecutive annual operating surplus. And cumulatively, they have made our natural and achieving more mission. And that is the Nick Lamont, for logo. And we continue propane-powered bus to our work site, where the world a far better place. ultimate measurement for any organization. their leadership, volunteers’ boundless passion immediately offset Credit for this must be shared among my dedicat- to pursue the mission of vision and service. any rain-dampened enthusiasm. The students ed colleagues on the Board, SCA’s extraordinary Over the past five decades, SCA has become the I am grateful for the support of SCA’s dedicated building new generations shared with us their newly learned work skills staff led by President Dale Penny, our dedicated first choice responder for resource managers directors, particularly past-chairman Bill Coleman of conservation leaders and deeply rooted love of the outdoors, and members, and generous patrons like you. needing capable assistance on urgent conserva- and his successor, Fred Prescott. I also appre-

together we planted more than 500 red spruce, tion matters. Even as we publish this annual ciate our many agency partners and generous and inspiring life-long mountain ash, fir, honeysuckle and other native Today, no organization is better poised to help report, SCA is working with Mount Rainier sponsors. I am awed on a daily basis by our stewardship of our plants. Our muddy brigade certainly proved the advance the conservation goals of our federal officials to develop a backcountry recovery plan exceptional staff, and again salute Liz Putnam environment and com- old adage that “many hands make light work.” agencies, state land managers and local in which SCA will lead the efforts of thousands for getting this whole thing started and provid- neighborhoods than SCA. I invite you to join of volunteers after late 2006 floods washed ing continued inspiration to us all. munities by engaging It was a pleasure to serve with those dedicated us for what promises to be a remarkable year away roads, trails, and campgrounds. young people in hands-on volunteers, as they are emblematic of the 3,100 of achievement, outreach and environmental We dedicate our 50th year to the young men and service to the land. other young men and women who served with stewardship. As is customary in a document such as this, we women who serve through SCA. Only time will SCA last year and because they exemplify all for will report to you on the year past. And as we tell if they make history. But there is no doubt which SCA stands. And it is an honor to serve As one of the Acadia volunteers said to me last commemorate our milestone anniversary, we they are forging our future. this organization, especially at this milestone in June, “This is the only planet we have. Can will revisit people and accomplishments from its history. you think of anything more important to do?” SCA’s first half-century. But this is an organi- Thank you for all that you do to support the zation that is moving boldly forward. As SCA observes its 50th year, it is the nation’s critical work of SCA. most relied-upon volunteer conservation force. In 2006, SCA helped protect more than 500 na- Dale M. Penny, President

Fred Prescott, Chairman

4 5 A letter from the founder

As I reflect on SCA’s past 50 years, it hardly seems possible that so much time has gone by since, as a 20-year-old student at Vassar College in 1953, I read an article in Harper’s magazine by Bernard DeVoto, entitled “Let’s Close the National Parks.”

DeVoto described a crisis in our national parks Desolation Peak. “I felt such a sensation of ac- “ Today’s young caused by insufficient funding and increased complishment!” exclaimed 16-year-old Kunhao people... can post-War visitation. He proposed closing the Mei of Seattle. “Now I feel I can do anything!” accomplish parks until we, as a nation, accepted the respon- sibility for protecting them. It was in response to That comment reflects both the spirit of today’s anything. this article that my idea for a “Student Conser- young people and their reality. They can ” vation Corps” was born; I felt that young people accomplish anything, and SCA exists to provide would be interested in volunteering to help our them with opportunities to connect with each beleaguered national parks rather than see them other and our natural world, and to be part of closed or destroyed. the solution for a healthy environment.

With essential teamwork and support from I take this opportunity to thank everyone my colleague Martha Hayne Talbot as well involved in SCA’s success and urge all of us to as family, friends and other allies, my college continue to work together. For our planet. For thesis came to life in 1957 when 53 volunteers our children. For our future. reported to Grand Teton and Olympic National Parks. Over the last half-century, it has been wonderful to witness how building coalitions and developing partnerships can be a recipe for Elizabeth C. Titus Putnam, Founding President success, as demonstrated by SCA’s role as the nation’s largest provider of conservation service opportunities for young people.

Last summer, I visited a trail crew in Washing- ton’s North Cascades. They worked long, hard days to protect the fragile landscape so that others might appreciate its beauty. And they “relaxed” on their off-day by climbing 6,000’

6 7 Marisa Rodero is trailing a bear through the wilds of Grand Teton National Park. The creature has a head start of several days but that’s just the way she wants it. Marisa, an SCA wildlife intern, is studying the impact of a growing grizzly population on the park’s resident black bears. Once a week, she and a team of park biolo- gists track a randomly selected, GPS-collared black bear sca spotlight: for telltale signs of activity. martha hayne talbot

More than 50 years ago, a Vassar instructor suggested to Martha “Marty” Hayne In Their Footsteps that she connect with another student, Elizabeth Cushman, who was seeking to launch the “Grazing, log rips, day beds, scat,” Marisa business and I got to watch her rip into a log, “Student Conservation Corps” recites. “These are all indicators of bear behav- which was amazing because that’s the kind of she’d proposed in her senior ior from which we can determine their health.” sign that I look for in my work. thesis. They immediately formed a formidable partner- Grand Teton is one of two SCA “birthplace” “That single moment connected my science with ship. “I have watched SCA parks dating back to SCA’s first volunteers in my subject.” influence the lives of so many,” 1957. It is also a popular recreation destina- tion and Marisa is concerned that as the black From the branch of a cottonwood, Marisa says Marty, seen above with bears are forced to redefine their territory, their retrieves a loose clump of coarse, dark hair. husband ecologist Lee Talbot. interactions with humans will increase. Ironi- “Hands-on learning is so valuable,” she says, “It has been like a pebble in cally, her research was enhanced by her own bagging the sample. “You don’t need to worry a pond, creating expanding encounter. about memorizing facts from a book because the circles of influence.” And experience itself is something you never forget.” Marty has been like a rock “I saw the bear just a split second before she saw me,” Marisa recalls. “My first reaction She then marches after the bear, all the while for SCA. was ‘Oh, no, I surprised her’ but she seemed following in the footsteps of so many SCA entirely indifferent. She continued about her predecessors.

8 Conservation sca spotlight: john r. twiss, jr Starts Here It is fitting that John Twiss has a peak in Antarctica named With thousands of SCA alumni working in the conservation field, visiting a national park or after him for he is a mountain wildlife refuge can be like attending an SCA reunion. One such example is Carlsbad Caverns, of a man. SCA’s Chairman where more than half the uniformed staff is made up of former SCA volunteers. They’re not Emeritus and a former director of the Marine Mammal Com- getting in on the ground floor – they’re starting below the surface. mission, John’s extraordinary vision and resolute leadership “SCA got me into caving,” declares interpretive “SCA is great for the parks,” agrees Renee enabled SCA to regularly ranger Loren Reinhold, whose spelunking career West, Carlsbad’s supervisory biologist, another bound over challenges and also includes stints in the Ozark Mountains, Oregon who got her start through SCA when she filled capitalize on opportunities Caves, and Great Basin National Park. “Without a resource management internship at Grand my SCA experience, I wouldn’t be here.” Canyon. “I got to learn a broad range of park throughout the 1980s and operations and gained the experience I needed to 90s. “John set new standards Earning a job with the park service is an excep- begin my career.” of excellence that continue to tionally competitive endeavor. But SCA, whose influence SCA today,” says mission it is to build new generations of Keeping his voice to a whisper in the Hall of the President Dale Penny. “His conservation leaders, provides aspiring candidates White Giant, Ranger Reinhold says a favorite pas- legacy, while far from over, is with the experience and networks they need time is donning one of his old SCA tee shirts and already unparalleled.” to succeed. walking through a national park. “You see SCA alumni all over the park service. Someone sees “In all the different parks I’ve worked at, there my shirt and it sparks conversation,” he explains. are either SCA volunteers or former SCAs “SCA has opened so many doors for me.” working at every one of them,” states Carlsbad ranger and SCA alum Matt Slater (at right, cen- ter). Last year, he says, 15 SCA members served at the Caverns and all exceeded expectations.

“Our best interpreters are SCAs,” adds Rob Lorenz, another Carlsbad SCA alumnus (at right, lower left). “They have so much energy and creativity. Seeing their enthusiasm, it definitely boosts the morale around among staff here.”

10 11 For most of its 50 years, SCA has been known for working in the wilderness. Today, however, you’re as likely to see an SCA volunteer delivering a green business plan across a conference table or performing a home energy audit as installing a water bar at 8,000 feet. Doing More by Reaching More Making large-scale changes to unsustainable a “superior outreach program” that is “making behaviors is the best way to address far-reach- an invaluable contribution through community ing issues such as climate change and water involvement.” shortages. That’s why SCA is bringing the practice of stewardship to cities, corporations From Pittsburgh to Seattle to San Francisco and schools across the country. By promoting Bay, SCA introduced thousands of high school recycling and limiting consumption, SCA is students to green spaces in their own urban literally bringing conservation home. neighborhoods. Participants planted native gardens, rehabbed local parks, and forged a Across ’s Valley – home connection with the outdoors where one might to more than three million people – SCA mem- least expect it. “I’ve enjoyed trails before,” bers last year conducted habitat restoration and says Angelina Gonzalez, 15, of Houston, “but invasive species removal projects to salve some now I’m a part of making them.” of the region’s most critical ecological threats. SCA is a founding partner in the new Chicago City youth not only discover a better way of life Conservation Corps, dedicated to improving the but a way to fulfill their dreams. Sixteen-year- city’s environment by developing “green” neigh- old Joseph Kelly of Washington, DC has already borhood leadership. In West Virginia, Governor served two stints with SCA. “It gets me closer Joseph Manchin hailed SCA’s campaign to help to my goal,” he says, “of being an environmen- citizens save energy and water and cut waste as tal lawyer with the EPA.”

sca spotlight: jack chin

The child of immigrant parents, Jack grew up in a Chinese laundry in New York City and credits his 1979 SCA experience at Acadia National Park with “provid- ing my first real encounter with the natural world and crystallizing my interest in an environmental career.” A Senior Analyst and Vice President with philanthropic consultants Blueprint Research & Design of San Francisco, Jack (pictured with sons Neil and Nevin) later returned to SCA to serve on its board and help shape SCA’s 12 community-based strategies for cultivating outdoor leadership among diverse youth. 50 Years Running

If one thing differentiates SCA from other 50th Anniversary conservation organizations it is that SCA is events constantly in action – engaging, energizing • Conservation in Action and elevating – and this will never be more Contest – students compete true than in our 50th year. for scholarships by proposing actionable conservation ideas SCA’s golden anniversary is a similarly gleaming via essays, videos and other opportunity to spur both awareness and achieve- media ment. SCA is partnering with American Eagle • Alumni reunions in parks and Outfitters, the presenting sponsor of our 50th cities across the U.S. anniversary campaign, and with many other top In April of 2008, SCA will convene EarthVision, • “Green Tie” Affairs in San corporate citizens including Hill & Knowlton, a first-of-its-kind youth conservation summit Francisco, Seattle, Pittsburgh, as well as the to enlist designed to identify and advance actions for a and Washington, DC millions in the protection of our natural and healthier planet. The four-day event in Wash- • EarthVision: Actions for cultural resources. ington, DC will link environmental professionals, a Healthy Planet – a land- scientists, elected officials, corporate leaders, mark summit between today’s To honor the woman who launched SCA from her writers, and others with hundreds of graduate, environmental professionals senior thesis, we will seek modern perspectives college and high school students to explore new and the conservation leaders of and proposed solutions from today’s students in remedies for our most urgent conservation chal- tomorrow in Washington, DC, a national multi-media essay competition. lenges. April 2008 For more information, visit We will strengthen our network of nearly More than a final punctuation to our first 50 www.theSCA.org 50,000 alumni by bringing them back together years, SCA’s anniversary is a platform from for conservation service projects in parks and which to launch our next 50 years. A chance town squares across the country and promot- to chart a superior course for our public lands. ing their ongoing commitment to nature as an And a time to “Celebrate 50 Years of Students Presenting Sponsor example for us all. Conserving America.”

sca spotlight: steve sarles With the exception of some early seasonal stints (ask him about riding the New York subway in full ranger uniform to his post at the ), Steve’s career has been defined by his work at Yellowstone National Park, where he has served since 1982 and forged a national reputation for excellence in guid- ing SCA and Youth Conservation Corps programs. He says it all started when “as a college student from outside Washington, DC, I spent the summer of ’78 at Grand Canyon as an SCA intern. One day I hiked all 14 the way down the canyon to board a raft for river patrol. Does it get any better than that?!” SCA is proud to work with leading public and private land management agencies and other organizations. Fish Creek Mountains Wilderness Area Palen/McCoy Wilderness Area We value their partnership and encourage you to look Forever Young Treehouses Palm Springs South Coast Field Office – Public Lands – Bureau of Bureau of Land Management for SCA volunteers at these and other sites. Land Management Palo Verde Mountains Wilderness Area Friends of Sausal Creek Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Funeral Mountains Wilderness Area Pinnacles National Monument Giant Sequoia National Monument Piper Mountains Wilderness Area Golden Gate National Recreation Area Piute Mountains Wilderness Area SCA’s Land Management Partners Golden Valley Wilderness Area Grass Valley Wilderness Area Point Reyes National Seashore sca spotlight: Historical American Building Survey Rancho Arroyo Seco Hollister District – Bureau of Redwood National Park garden club Alabama Arizona Land Management Resting Springs Range Wilderness Area of america Alabama 4-H Center and Environmental Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest Arastradero Preserve Hollow Hills Wilderness Area Wilderness Area Field School Arizona Game & Fish Department Arcata Field Office Ibex Wilderness Area Ridgecrest Field Office – Bureau of SCA and the Garden Club of America Bankhead National Forest Arizona State University – Polytechnic Campus Wilderness Area Imperial Land Management have been enthusiastic allies for the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge Arizona Strip – Bureau of Land Management Bakersfield Field Office – Bureau of Area Wilderness Area Cumberland Piedmont Network Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge Land Management Institute for Wildlife Studies Riverside Office – Bureau of Land past half-century. Vermont’s Fort Morgan State Historic Site Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge Barstow Field Office – Bureau of Wilderness Area Management Bennington Garden Club signed on Horseshoe Bend National Military Park Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge Land Management Rodman Mountains Wilderness Area Little River Canyon National Preserve Canyon De Chelly National Monument Beale Air Force Base Jacumba Wilderness Area Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front as a sponsor in 1956 when SCA was Natchez Trace Parkway Chiricahua National Monument Wilderness Area Jawbone-Butterbredt Area of National Historical Park just a concept. But that endorsement Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site Cibola National Wildlife Refuge Big Morongo Area of Critical Critical Environmental Concern Sacatar Trail Wilderness Area helped SCA take root and eventu- Coronado National Memorial Environmental Concern Jedediah Smith State Park Saddle Peak Hills Wilderness Area Alaska Flagstaff Area National Monument Bigelow Cholla Garden Wilderness Area Joshua Tree National Park San Bernardino National Forest ally blossomed into financial support Bighorn Mountain Wilderness Area Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge Glen Canyon National Recreation Area Juniper Flats Area of Critical San Francisco Bay Model – Army Corps from over 180 garden clubs, result- Alaska State Office – Bureau of Land Grand Canyon National Park Black Mountain Wilderness Area Environmental Concern of Engineers Management Havasu National Wildlife Refuge Bodie State Historic Park Wilderness Area San Francisco Maritime National ing in conservation opportunities for Alaska Wildlife Alliance Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site Wilderness Area Kernville Valley Historic Park thousands of young people across the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Imperial National Wildlife Refuge Cache Creek Area Area U.S.. Bering Land Bridge National Preserve Lake Mead National Recreation Area California Department of Parks & Recreation Conservation Area San Jacinto National Monument Denali National Park & Preserve Montezuma Castle & Tuzigoot California Desert District – Bureau of Kings River Experimental Watershed San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge Fairbanks District Office – Bureau of National Monuments Land Management Kingston Range Wildnerness Area Santa Catalina Island Land Management Navajo National Monument California Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Santa Margarita Ecological Preserve Recreation Commission Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Lacks Creek Conservation Area Sawtooth Mountains Wilderness Area Warner Mountain Ranger District California State Parks Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve Petrified Forest National Park Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks Western Ecological Research Center Camp Ramah Glenallen District – Bureau of Saguaro National Park Lassen Volcanic National Park West Mesa Area of Critical Carrizo Gorge Wilderness Area Land Management San Carlos Apache Tribe Lava Beds National Monument Sequoia Natural History Association Environmental Concern National Monument Katmai National Park & Preserve Sonoran Desert National Monument Little Wilderness Area Shasta-Trinity National Forest Westminster Woods Camp & Catalina Island Conservancy Kenai Fish and Wildlife Field Office Sunset Crater National Monument Little Picacho Wilderness Area Sheephole Valley Wilderness Area Conference Center Cedarville Office – Bureau of Kenai Fishery Resource Office Tonto National Forest National Historic Site Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Land Management Kenai Fjords National Park Tonto National Monument McArthur-Burney Falls State Park Slide Ranch Environmental Center Wildlands Conservancy Channel Island Field Station Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Tucson Field Office – Bureau of Meccacopia Special Recreation Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Center for Disease & Toxin Channel Islands National Park King Salmon Fishery Resource Office Land Management Management Area Wildlife Refuge Investigation Wilderness Area Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park White Mountain Apache Reservation Mendocino National Forest South Nopah Range Wilderness Area Chuckwalla Mountains Wilderness Area Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Wildland Fires Lessons Learned Center Mesa Verde National Park Stanislaus National Forest Yuha Desert – Bureau of Land Management Lake Clark National Park and Preserve Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery Cibola National Wildlife Refuge Mesquite Wilderness Area Stepladder Mountains Wilderness Area Matanuska-Susitna Borough Parks and Yuma Field Office City of Barstow Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Clear Creek Management Area – Colorado Recreation Department State Park Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest Murie Science and Learning Center Arkansas Bureau of Land Management National Civilian Community Corps Summer Search Napa-Sonoma Cleghorn Lakes Wilderness Area Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Northern Field Office – Bureau of Arkansas 4-H Center National Forest Recreation Association Summer Search Silicon Valley Monument Land Management Buffalo National River Cleveland National Forest Naval Air Station North Island Susanville Railroad Depot Clipper Mountains Wilderness Area Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site Northern Southeast Regional Aquaculture Chugach State Park Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake Sylvania Mountains Wilderness Area Colorado State Office - Bureau of Association Ouachita National Forest Coachella Valley Preserve Needles Field Office – Bureau of Coyote Mountains Wilderness Area Land Management Tongass National Forest Pea Ridge National Military Park Land Management Trilobite Wilderness Area Curecanti National Recreation Area Western Arctic National Parklands Dead Mountains Wilderness Area Newberry Mountains Wilderness Area Death Valley National Park Denver Contracting Office – National Park White Mountain National Recreation Area California Nopah Range Wilderness Area Trust for Public Lands Service Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve Alturas Field Office – Bureau of Devils Postpile National Monument North Mesquite Mountains Wilderness Area Tule River Ranger District Don Edwards San Francisco Bay Dinosaur National Monument Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve Land Management Old Woman Mountains Wilderness Area Turtle Mountains Wilderness Area Dolores Field Office – Bureau of Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest National Wildlife Refuge Pacific Crest Trails Association USDA Research Branch East Bay Regional Park District Land Management Pacific Southwest Research Station Vandenberg Air Force Base Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument Angel Island State Park El Centro Field Office – Bureau of Pahrump Valley Wilderness Area Vasquez Rocks County Park Land Management 16 17 SCA’s Land Management Partners

Connecticut Florida Hawaii Kentucky Corellus State Forest Elm City Parks Conservancy Agricultural Research Service – Invasive Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge Buckhorn Lake – Army Corps of Engineers Demarest Lloyd State Park Naugatuck River Basin Plant Research Laboratory Haleakala National Park Cumberland Gap National Historic Site Dubuque Memorial State Forest Solar Youth, Inc. Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Preserve Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Daniel Boone National Forest Eastern National Wildlife Soundwaters Center Archbold Biological Station Kauai Forest Bird Recovery Project Mammoth Cave National Park Refuge Weir Farm National Historic Site Avon Park Air Force Range Kilauea Field Station East Brimfield Lake – Army Corps Big Cypress National Preserve Louisiana of Engineers Delaware Biscayne National Park Idaho National Center for Preservation Technology FG Hills State Forest Partnership for the Delaware Estuary Fund Business Management Group – National Boise National Forest and Training Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site Park Service Coeur D’Alene District – Bureau of New Orleans Jazz National Historic Park Harold Parker State Forest District of Colombia Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium Land Management Southeast Louisiana Refuges sca spotlight: Anacostia Park Canaveral National Seashore Coeur D’Alene Tribe Longfellow National Historic Park george brewer C&O Canal National Historical Park Dry Tortugas National Park Craters of the Moon National Monument Maine Lowell National Historical Park Center for Cultural Resources – Eglin Air Force Base Dworshak Reservoir Acadia National Park Among SCA’s most influential early National Park Service Everglades National Park Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Manice Education Center Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission Lucky Peak Dam and Lake – Army Corps Baxter State Park Massachusetts Audubon Society champions was George E. Brewer, Jr., DC Children and Youth Investment Trust DC Department of Health, Environmental Florida National Scenic Trail of Engineers Boothbay Region Land Trust Middlesex Fells Reservation then vice president of The Conservation Health Administration, Watershed Protection Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge National Interagency Fire Center – Bureau Ferry Beach Ecology School Minute Man National Historic Park Mohawk State Forest Foundation. In the mid-1950s, he en- Division Florida Trail Association, Inc. of Indian Affairs Maine Appalachian Trail Club DC Public Charter Schools Fort Pickens State Park National Interagency Fire Center – National Maine Land Trust couraged young Liz Cushman (Putnam) DC Public Schools Gulf Islands National Seashore Park Service National Park Service – Northeast Mount Everett State Reservation to take her idea and “go visit the parks,” Diversity and Special Projects – National Jonathan Dickinson State Park Nez Perce Indian Reservation Regional Office Mount Grace Conservation Land Trust Ocala National Forest Nez Perce National Forest Tanglewood 4-H Camp and Learning Center State Reservation counseled and mentored her, and turned Park Service Fund for American Studies Panama City Ecological Services Field Office Payette National Forest State Reservation his office into a virtual SCA incubator. George Washington Memorial Parkway Pensacola Naval Air Station Pocatello Field Office – Bureau of Land Maryland Mount Washington State Forest Mount Wachusett State Reservation Since then, generations of Brewers have Green Team Project Preservation Jacksonville Management Antietam National Battlefield Myles Standish State Forest Heritage Preservation Services – South Florida Caribbean Network Salmon-Challis National Forest Assateague Island National Seashore served SCA in one capacity or another, Nantucket Conservation Commission National Park Service The Nature Conservancy – Disney Sawtooth National Forest Association of Partners for Public Lands Nantucket State Forest including George’s granddaughter, Fraser Historical American Building Survey Wilderness Preserve Twin Falls District – Bureau of Land C&O Canal National Historical Park Forestry Foundation Historical Preservation Office – National The Nature Conservancy – Eastern Management Catoctin Mountain National Park Brewer Gilbane, an SCA alumna, board North Attleboro National Fish Hatchery Park Service Traveling Team Yellowstone National Park Environmental Concern, Inc. Olmsted Center for Landscape Preservation member, and chairwoman of the SCA Kenilworth The Nature Conservancy – Florida Chapter Greenbelt Park board’s 50th Anniversary committee. Native American Cultural Heritage The Nature Conservancy – Tiger Creek Illinois Hard Bargain Farm Otter River State Park Preservation Program Preserve City of Chicago Department of Environmental Monocacy National Battlefield Park Quite a legacy. National Capital Parks – East Timicuan National Ecological Preserve Protection National Capital Parks East – Red Gate Farm National Park Foundation Whiting Field Naval Air Station Forever Young Treehouses – Barrington Parks Fort Washington Roundhouse Center for Cultural Evolution National Parks and Conservation Association Project Patuxent River Naval Air Station Savoy Mountain State Forest NOAA – Chesapeake Bay Program Georgia Lake Shelbyville – Army Corps of Engineers Patuxent Research Refuge Rivers, Trails & Conservation Assistance Andersonville and Jimmy Carter National Rock Creek Park The Hitchcock Center for the Environment Program-National Park Service Historic Sites Indiana The Nature Conservancy – Maryland/District Great Sand Dunes National Park and The Nature Conservancy – Massachusetts Rock Creek Park Chattahoochee River National Recreation Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge of Columbia Chapter Preserve Field Office The Nature Conservancy – Maryland/District Area Door County Hovenweep National Monument The Nature Conservancy – Martha’s Vineyard of Columbia Chapter Cumberland Island National Seashore Gary Sanitary District Massachusetts Intermountain Region – National Park Landscape Trust for Public Land Fort Frederica National Monument Great Lakes Science Center ACE Westville Lake Service Wachusett Mountain State Reservation House of Representatives Fort Pulaski National Monument Hardy Lake State Recreation Area AJ Skinner State Park Mesa Verde National Park Office of Sherwood Boehlert Hickory Hill Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore AMC Berkshire Chapter Montrose District – Bureau of Land West Hill Dam and Charles River Natural United States House of Representatives Honda Environmental Center Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial AMC Camp Noble View Management Valley Storage Area Office of Henry Brown Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield National Association of Interpretation Wild and Scenic Advisory United States House of Representatives Park Iowa Appalachian Trail Natural Resource Program Center – Commission Office of Jim Costa Moody Forest Natural Area Coralville Lake – Army Corps of Engineers Bartholomew’s Cobble – Trustees of National Park Service Willard Brook State Forest Rocky Mountain National Park United States House of Representatives Ocmulgee National Monument Desoto National Wildlife Refuge Reservations Office of Ron Kind Southeast Regional Office – National Park Herbert Hoover National Historic Site Berkshire Natural Resources Council Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site Michigan San Juan National Forest United States House of Representatives Service Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge Hiawatha National Forest San Juan – Rio Grande National Forest Office of Steve Rothman Spirit Creek Educational Forest Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge Boston Harbor Islands National Isle Royale National Park Southern Ute Agency United States House of Representatives The Nature Conservancy – Georgia Chapter Recreation Area Keweenaw National Historical Park Stratton Sagebrush Ecology Site Office of Christopher Shays University of Georgia Marine Extension Kansas North Country Scenic Trail Association The Nature Conservancy – Colorado Chapter Urban Tree House Service Fort Scott National Historic Site Cape Cod National Seashore Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore United States Geological Survey – Youth Programs Division – National Warm Springs Fish Technology Center Horton Agency Chester-Blandford State Forest, Shiawasse National Wildlife Refuge Great Sand Dunes Park Service Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery Marais Des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge Boulder Park Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore White River National Forest Warm Springs Regional Fisheries Center Clarksburg State Park The Nature Conservancy – Eastern Coodinator’s Office Traveling Team 18 19 SCA’s Land Management Partners

Minnesota Finger Lakes National Forest Seventh Lake Campground Camp Courage Wonalancet Out Door Club Fire Island National Seashore Sharpe Reservation Grand Portage National Monument Allenstown Elementary School Five Rivers Environmental Education Center Sharpe Reservation/Fresh Air Fund Prairie Wetlands Learning Center Audubon Society of New Hampshire New Jersey Gateway National Recreation Area Siamese Ponds Wilderness Area Voyageurs National Park Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Gateway National Recreation Area – Staatsburgh State Historic Site Windom Wetland Management District Beaver Brook Falls Wayside Area Jamaica Bay Statue of Liberty National Monument Beech Street Elementary School Gateway National Recreation Area Golden Beach Campground Stone Barns Center for Food Mississippi Central New England Fishery Resources Hunterdon County Department of & Agriculture Crow’s Neck Environmental Education Office Parks and Recreation Greene County Soil and Water Conservation Stony Kill Environmental Education and Conference Center City of Manchester Morristown National Historical Park District Center sca spotlight: Gulf Islands National Seashore New Jersey State Parks Hale Creek Field Station Stony Kill Farm Environmental Education Mississippi Sand Hill Crane National Curious George Cottage Princeton University Ecological Research Hoffman Notch Wilderness Area Center nina roberts Wildlife Refuge Project Hudson River Estuary Program Taconic Outdoor Education Center Natchez Trace Parkway Dixville Notch State Park Teetertown Ravine Nature Preserve Hudsonia, Limited Taconic Outdoor Education Center Currently an Assistant Professor at San Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge State Park Institute of Ecosystem Studies Thacher State Park Francisco State University, Nina taught The Nature Conservancy – Albany Pine New Mexico SCA many valuable lessons on measur- Missouri Franconia Notch State Park Bandelier National Monument Jessup River Wild Forest Bush Preserve George Washington Carver National Geneva Point Center Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge Lake George Land Conservancy The Nature Conservancy – ing conservation program outcomes in Monument Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge Lake George Wild Forest Catskill Mountain Initiative the 1990s. Her work not only enhanced Great River & Two Rivers National Hallsville Elementary School Capulin Volcano National Monument Lewey Lake Campground The Nature Conservancy – Catskill Wilton SCA’s ability to deliver positive participant Wildlife Refuge Carlsbad Caverns National Park Lila-Whitney Wilderness Area Wildlife Preserve and Park Mark Twain National Forest Hillside Middle School Carlsbad Field Office – Bureau of Limekiln Lake Campground The Nature Conservancy – Long Island experiences, but helped the organization Hopkinton – Everett Lakes Long Island Field Office Tioga Point Campground Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge Land Management articulate its value to a wide range of pro- Mastodon State Historic Site Jewett Elementary School Chaco Culture National Historical Park Mason Lake Campground Titusville State Forest Onondaga Cave State Park Lafayette Campground Dexter National Fish Hatchery Minnewaska State Park Preserve Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest spective partners, seeding program growth. Ozark National Scenic Riverways El Malpais National Monument Moffit Beach Campground West Canada Lakes Wilderness Area Nina also guided SCA’s urban conservation Lake Massabesic – New Hampshire Audubon El Morro National Monument Moose River Plains Recreation Area Wilton Wildlife Park and Reserve Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield programs for young people of color. Maple Mania Event – New Hampshire Gila Cliff Dwellings National Park Women’s Rights National Historic Park Montana Audubon Lincoln National Forest New York City Department of Environmental YMCA Camp Chingachgook Big Hole National Battlefield State Park Campground Mescalero Apache Agency – Protection – Stream Management Program Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Nashua National Fish Hatchery Bureau of Indian Affairs New York District – Army Corps of Engineers Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge New Hampshire Farm Museum Pecos National Historical Park New York State Department of Environmental North Carolina Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribe New Hampshire Parks and Recreation Rails to Trails Association Conservation Blue Ridge Parkway Forever Young Treehouses – Flathead National Forest Division Rocky Mountain Research Station New York State Department of Health Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base Laurel Hills Project Glacier National Park New Hampshire Department of Transportation Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program New York State Department of State – Cape Hatteras National Seashore Hopewell Culture National Historic Park Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument Odiorne State Park San Andes National Wildlife Refuge Division of Coastal Resources Cape Lookout National Seashore Ohio Historical Society Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge Santa Fe National Forest New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Wayne National Forest Yellowstone National Park Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Historic Preservation – Environmental Eastern Cherokee Reservation Management Bureau Taos Field Office – Bureau of Land Land Trust for the Little Tennessee Southeast Oklahoma Randolph Mountain Club New York/New Jersey Trail Conference - Nebraska Management Coast Monitoring Network Chickasaw National Recreation Area Appalachain Trail, Agate Fossil Beds National Monument White Sands National Monument Moores Creek National Battlefield Choctaw Nation – Bureau of Indian Affairs Robert Frost Farm New York/New Jersey Trail Conference - Homestead National Monument of America Zuni Reservation – Bureau of Indian Affairs Pisgah National Forest Concho and Horton Agencies – Bureau of Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site Appalachain Trail, Dutchess/Putnam Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Southeast Exotic Plant Management Team– Indian Affairs Salvation Army Kids Café Nick’s Lake Campground National Underground Railroad Network New York National Park Service Eastern Oklahoma Agency – Bureau of Salvation Army of Manchester Northampton Beach Campground to Freedom The Nature Conservancy – Eastern Traveling Indian Affairs Salvation Army Tutoring Center Northeast Regional Office – National Park Scotts Bluff National Monument Appalachian Trail Project Team Oklahoma City Office – Bureau of Seacoast YMCA Service Winnebago Agency Bear Mountain State Park Indian Affairs Silk Farm – New Hampshire Audubon Peebles Island State Forest Bird Conservation Area Program North Dakota Oklahoma Fisheries Resources Office Society for the Protection of Pigeon Lake Wilderness Area Nevada Blue Mountain Wild Forest Audubon National Wildlife Refuge Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge New Hampshire Forests Blacks Creek – Bureau of Land Management Blue Ridge Wilderness Area Fort Berthold Agency Tinker Air Force Base Squam Lakes Association Point Comfort Campground Carson City District – Bureau of Land Caroga Lake Campground Fort Union Trading Post Natural Historic Site Tishomingo National Fish Hatchery / National Wildlife Refuge Poplar Point Campground Management Central New York Conservancy Knife River Indian Villages National Washita Battlefield National Historic Site Town of Allenstown Riverkeeper Great Basin National Park Chingachgook Outdoor Center Historic Site Wichita Mountain National Wildlife Refuge Umbagog State Park Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve National Park University of New Hampshire Cooperative Rockwood State Forest Lake Mead National Recreation Area Cortland Field Office Turtle Mountain Environmental Learning Extension 4-H Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site Oregon Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge Debar Mountain Wild Forest Center Santa Clara Fee Lands Bonnevaille Dam University of Nevada, Reno - Division of Coastal Resources Turtle Mountain Tribe Saranac Lakes Wild Forest Columbia River Gorge Biological Resources Research Center Division of Public Affairs and Education, Webster Elementary School Crater Lake National Park Albany Ohio Deschutes National Forest Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion Eight Lake Campground Scenic Hudson Camp Muskingum White Mountain National Forest Scenic Hudson Land Trust, Incorporated Eugene District – Bureau of Land Environmental Management Bureau Camp Tuscazoar Foundation Management Wilson Elementary School Sergeant Ponds Wild Forest Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area 20 21 SCA’s Land Management Partners

Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah George Washington Memorial Parkway Wisconsin Allegheny County Parks – North and Crow Creek Agency Arches National Park Glenwood & Pedlar Ranger District – Apostle Islands National Lakeshore South Parks Huron Wetlands Management District Ashley National Forest Forest Service Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Allegheny National Forest Jewel Cave National Monument Bee Biology and Systematics Lab Kiptopeke State Park Great Lakes Agency – Bureau of Indian Allegheny Portage Railroad National Lower Brule Agency Bryce Canyon National Park Manassas National Battlefield Park Affairs Historic Site Mount Rushmore National Memorial Canyonlands National Park Marine Corps Base Quantico Great Lakes Exotic Plant Management City High Charter School Wind Cave National Park Canyonlands Research Station Mid-Atlantic I&M Network – National Park Team– National Park Service Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Yankton Agency Cedar Breaks National Monument Service Menominee Tribal Enterprises – Bureau of Area Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry Mount Rogers National Recreation Area Indian Affairs Eisenhower National Historic Site Tennessee Dinosaur National Monument NatureServe Milwaukee County Parks Flight 93 National Memorial Andrew Johnson National Historic Site Dixie National Forest Petersburg National Battlefield Schlitz Audubon Center sca spotlight: Friendship Hill National Historic Site Big South Fork National River & Golden Spike National Historic Site Prince William Forest Park St. Croix National Scenic Riverway scott weaver Fort Necessity National Battlefield Recreation Area Grand Canyon – Parashant National Richmond National Battlefield Park The Nature Conservancy – Wisconsin Field Gettysburg National Military Park Cumberland Gap National Historic Site Monument Shenandoah National Park Office Grey Towers National Historic Landmark Grand Staircase – Escalante National Staunton State Park Urban Ecology Center SCA routinely sends young stewards Great Smoky Mountains National Park Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Nashville District Office Monument Virginia Department of Conservation to the park service but Scott took the Healcrest Farm Natchez Trace Parkway Hovenweep National Monument and Recreation Wyoming opposite route, leaving a position at Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail Manti-La Sal National Forest Virginia State Parks Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Independence National Historical Park Shiloh National Military Park Moab Field Office – Bureau of Land Volunteer Fairfax Bighorn National Forest Yosemite to become an SCA crew leader. Johnstown Flood National Memorial Stones River National Battlefield Management Bridger-Teton National Forest More than 25 years later, as Senior VP National Center for the American Revolution Monticello Field Office – Bureau of Washington Devils Tower National Monument for Government Relations and Partnership Nine Mile Run Watershed Association Texas Land Management Alpine Lakes Wilderness F.E. Warren Air Force Base Northeast Regional Office – National Park Amistad National Recreation Area Natural Bridges National Monument Chief Joseph Dam – Army Corps of Engineers Fort Laramie National Historic Site Development, he is the reigning architect Service Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Ouray National Wildlife Refuge Columbia Cascades Support Office Fossil Butte National Monument behind SCA’s vast and singular partner- Pittsburgh City Parks Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Southeast Utah Group Colville National Forest Grand Teton National Park Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Uinta National Forest Cowlitz Valley Ranger District Medicine Bow Conservation District ship with the federal resource manage- Refuge Pocono Environmental Education Center Audubon Texas Wasatch-Cache National Forest Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area National Elk Refuge ment dominion. He is also the father of Powdermill Nature Reserve Battleship Texas Zion National Park Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Natrona County Fire Mitigation Commission two SCA alumni and a source of inspira- Progress Fund Big Bend National Park Mount Rainier National Park Prior Mountain Wild Horse Range Raystown Lake – Army Corps of Engineers Big Thicket National Preserve Vermont North Cascades Institute Wind River Agency – Bureau of Indian tion to his admiring colleagues. Silver Lake Nature Center Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge Button Bay State Park North Cascades National Park Complex Affairs Southwestern Pennsylvania Watershed Buffalo Bayou Partnership Green Mountain National Forest Okanogan National Forest Yellowstone National Park Association Olympic National Forest See more sca spotlights at Cedar Ridge Audubon Isle La Motte Preservation Land Trust Urban Ecology Collaborative Council for Environmental Education Pittsford National Fish Hatchery Olympic National Park, Yakima Reservation International Programs www.theSCA.org Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational Dallas Independent School District Jamaica State Park Pacific West Coast Regional Office – National Coastal Livelihoods Trust, New Brunswick River Dallas Museum of Natural History Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park Service Conservation of Communities and Rivers, Valley Forge National Historical Park Guadalupe Mountains National Park Historical Park Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge Gatineau, Quebec Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Heard Museum Merck Forest & Farmland Center Washington Department of Natural Resources Conservation Council of New Brunswick YouthWorks Forest & Rangeland Ecosystem Science Hermann Park Conservancy Mt. Ascutney and Wilgus State Parks Wenatchee National Forest – Cle Elum Ducks Unlimited Canada – Newfoundland Center Houston Arboretum and Nature Center Upper Connecticut River Basin – Army Corps District Nature Trust of New Brunswick Fort Clatsop National Monument Puerto Rico Houston Conservation Collaborative of Engineers Wenatchee National Forest – Naches Ranger Quebec/Labrador Foundation – Blanc de Sablon Klamath Network – National Park Service San Juan National Historic Park Houston Independent School District Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife District and Harrington Harbor, Quebec, Canada Lakeview Resource Area Houston Wilderness Initiative Yakima Tribe – Bureau of Indian Affairs Quebec/Labrador Foundation – Canadian Lewis and Clark National Historic Park Rhode Island Houston Zoo Virgin Islands Headquarters, Montréal Libby Dam Rhode Island National Wildlife Refuge Katy Prairie Conservancy Virgin Islands National Park West Virginia St. Croix River International Waterway McDermitt Creek Complex Lake Meredith National Recreation Area Appalachian Trail Conference Commission – New Brunswick Mount Hood National Forest Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site Virginia Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive South Carolina Memorial Park Aegis Combat Systems Center Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Center Clemson University Coop Unit Memorial Park Conservancy Appalachian Trail Hatfield-McCoy Trail System Oregon Caves National Monument Congaree National Park Mercer Arboretum and Botanic Garden Arlingtonians for a Clean Environment Monongahela National Forest Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife – Cowpens National Battlefield Outdoor School at Camp Champions Assateague Island National Seashore National Conservation Training Center Salem District Cumberland Piedmont Network – National Padre Island National Seashore Blue Ridge Parkway New River Gorge National River Portland Regional Office – Bureau of Park Service Preservation Dallas Booker T. Washington National Monument North Bend State Park Indian Affairs Fort Sumter National Monument San Jacinto Battleground and Battleship Colonial National Historical Park Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail Siskiyou National Forest Kings Mountain National Military Park Texas State Historic Sites Cumberland Gap National Historic Site Preservation Alliance of West Virginia Siuslaw National Forest Middleton Place Sea Turtle Group Project Fort A.P. Hill Stephen T. Mather Training Center – National Tualatin River Wildlife Refuge Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail Sheldon Lake State Park and Environmental Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Park Service Umpqua National Forest Sumter National Forest – Andrew Pickens Learning Center Military Park Vale District – Bureau of Land Management Ranger District Texas Coastal Watershed Program George Washington and Jefferson National Wallowa-Whitman National Forest Sumter National Forest – Enoree Ranger Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Forests Willamette National Forest District Region 4 Headquarters George Washington Birthplace National Sumter National Forest – Long Cane Ranger Trees for Houston Monument 22 District 23 Gifts to the Student Conservation and urban green spaces, as well as SCA is grateful for the support of more Association provide support for SCA cultural sites. Most importantly, they than 20,000 individuals, foundations, Pull in a High Return and Save Taxes field programs and help to instill a strong reflect the deep and enduring commit- corporations, garden clubs and others. J. Philip and Nancy Cayford conservation ethic in each succeeding ment of friends whose spirit continually We appreciate their generosity, trust Marta A. Chase with an SCA Gift Annuity generation of volunteers. These gifts help inspires our work. and commitment. Anne Childs and Charles H. Collins Carin Chow to protect valued national parks, forests Jean Aubuchon Cinader Clara G. Cist Heinke K. Clark Sherren Clark SCA’s Generous Donors Douglas and Kathryn Cochrane Christine M. Coffin Individuals Judith B. Nadai CleoBell Heiple-Tice and Evergreen Fund Richard and Ruth Colwell & Community Robert and Anita Norman Sidney Tice Mary and Peter Alexander Sylvia and John Constable Bill Crane The following individuals, Eliot and Linda Paine Richard Hogan and Carron Sherry Sharman and David Altshuler Edmund and Leslie Cronin family foundations, and Wendy J. Paulson Alan R. Jones Joseph Anscher Howland and Mary Crosswell community organizations Anne Powell Riley Mrs. R. B. Kemp Robert and Constance Anderson Elizabeth M. Culhane provided gifts totalling $250 or Richard J. Resch Edward F. Kirik, Jr. Alan and Judith Appelbaum John and Elizabeth Cullen more to SCA between October 1, Surry P. Roberts Nick J. Labedz Appreciation of Earth and Curtis and Dorothy Cushman 2005 and January 10, 2007. Joan S. Samara Alison Rubenstein Levy Animal Foundation, Inc. Ellen S. Susman George and Ann Macomber James and Kathleen Arner Paul and Paulette Cushman Roderick and Verena Cushman Pull in a high return for life from a gift of cash, Sample Immediate Single-Life* Rates The John R. Twiss, Jr. Martha and Lee Talbot Barbara W. Meyer David Atkins Estate of Elizabeth A. Wood John and Tashia Morgridge Guilford and Gwen Babcock Susan Cushman stock or mutual funds (minimum $5,000). You Age 65 - 6.0% Age 80 - 8.0% Chairman’s Circle Helen M. Mount Valerie Bailey and Anthony R. Dal Nogare can begin to receive your annuity payments immedi- Age 70 - 6.5% Age 85 - 9.5% ($10,000+) Barbara Putnam Daly The President’s Council Nottawa Gas Michael Gallagher ately. Or you can “push them off” until a later date, Age 75 - 7.1% Age 90 - 11.3% Kaaron Jody Davis Anonymous (7) ($5,000+) Robert Stephens and Debbie and Marty Barcus increasing your future annuity rate. Donald and Leora DeFord Example: Give $10,000 at age 75 and get Catherine D. Brown Julie Packard Nonendowed Robert and Barbara Barger Anonymous (8) Roy and Annina Demmon $710/year (7.1%) for the rest of your life. David and Patricia Butler Donor Advised Fund at the Barnert Temple/Religious School You will get an income tax deduction for a portion Adelson Family Foundation K. C. DenDooven *Two-Life rates also available Sheana and Lewis Butler Community Foundation of Tzedakah Fund of the value of your gift. And part of your annuity Robert and Ferial Aldag The Denver Foundation Markley C. Cameron Santa Cruz County William and Lori Barns may be completely tax-free! K. Tucker and Karen Andersen Charles R. Dibb Sample Deferred Rates Paula Cleary and Paul Farrell Fred and Liz Prescott Thomas and Currie Barron Louise A. Armstrong George and JoEllen Doering William and Janet Coleman Bruce and Elizabeth Putnam Beacon Hill Garden Club Age Now 5 Yr. Deferral 10 Yr. Deferral Eloise C. Barnett Mary C. Drazey Your gift will empower young people to pull George M. Covington John Mosby Russell Gregory and Beatrice Benesh 55 7.3% 9.9% Stephen and Ann Bartram Dublin Riding/Walking Club together, working to protect the environment Jerry and Diane Cunningham William and Judth Scheide Will Berliner 60 7.7% 10.7% David and Inez Black Dayton Duncan for years to come. Dean and Jenny Fischer Dorothy M. Somers Alice and Edwin J. Bernet 65 8.3% 11.7% Jim and Ann Brandon Shirley Durst Estate of Harriet Jeffrey Ferguson Herb Stanley The Linda Cabot Black Fund Thomas Collier and Sylvia A. Earle The Betsy and Jesse Fink Phyllis J. Thompson of the Boston Foundation For further information, please contact Hugh Montgomery toll-free at 1-888-722-9675, ext. 151 Siobhan Hanna Dr. and Mrs. David E. Eggert Foundation Trina Turk and Jonathan Skow Robert Bland or e-mail [email protected]. Harvey and Naomi Cohen Monika M. Eisenbud Kathleen D. Gill Neil and Sylvia Van Sloun Anthony and Josie Bliss Clydia J. Cuykendall Emory University Michael and Susan Gelman Charles S. Vosmik and Family Jacqueline K. Bodin Dancing Tides Foundation Judith S. Solomon Engelberg Sarah and William Fuller Sallie and Dick Griffith Patricia and Noel Holmgren Benjamin and Ruth Hammett Joshua and Farley Whetzel Mark and Madeline Bodin Cindy and David Fitch David D. Fawcett G.A.G. Charitable Corporation Daniel and Alice Hall Steven C. Holtzman Grace H. Henderson L. Wynne Wister Paul and Mary Boghossian Beatrice and Thomas Frantz Andrew J. Fisher Courtney Knight Gaines Hamill Family Foundation Judy and Larry Howard Wilfred and Sylvia Hill Sarah Zimmerman Memorial Fund Georgetown Garden Club Jane Fisher Foundation, Inc. Graham and Joanne Harrison Harold and Elizabeth Janeway Peter and Beverly Jost Mrs. Walter F. Brissenden Peter and Jane Goedecke Whit Fletcher Garden Club of Mount Desert Francis and Serena Hatch Ronald and Susan Janis Ellen Bayard Kennelly The Elizabeth C. Titus Elliot and Vicki Brown Joshua R. Goldberg and the Peter and Janice Ford Fraser and Jim Gilbane George and Marina Hatch Brent J. Jaster Grace M. Kirchner Irene L. Brown Goldberg Family Foundation Putnam Founder’s Club The Founders Circle of Sarasota Gilder Foundation, Inc. Margaretta and Jerry Hausman Harvey G. Johnson, Jr. Nicholas and Jean Lamont Kennett and Barbara Burnes Beverly H. Goodman ($1,000+) Florence B. Fowlkes John P. Glaser Josephine Hicks Philip T. Johnson G. Gilbert Lindemann Cenie C. Cafarelli Emma Leigh Goodwin Henry J. Fox Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Goodwin William W. Hildreth Johnson-Fortin Charitable Trust Estate of Marjory A. McKinley Anonymous (10) Catherine Caneau Martin and Debby Hale Charles and Linda Frick Lisa and Leon Gorman Harvey and Christina Hill Julian M. Babad Richard and Mary Jeanne Munroe John and Elizabeth Ackermann Mrs. George Carleton, Jr. Mrs. Vernon P. Harms Deanne Adams and Anthony Sisto Harlow and Barbara Carpenter Joyce Friedman Nancy W. Grady Roger S. Hillas Jupiter Island Garden Club Inc Edmund and Cis Hayes Adirondack Community Trust - Elizabeth C. Cauley Kathryn S. Fuller Holly Gray Robert and Lisa Holley Carole Kaminsky Timeline 1957-2007

1960 SCA expands to Zion 1964 SCA incorporates, names former 1964 SCA HQ estab- 1957 SCA places first National Park and Cedar Breaks NPS Director Conrad Wirth as Chairman, lished at Sagamore volunteers at Grand Teton National Monument Founder Elizabeth C. Titus (Putnam) as Hill, historic home of and Olympic National Parks President Theodore Roosevelt SCA 1958 Alaska 1959 Hawaii 1961 Acid rain USA 1962 Rachel Carson’s becomes 49th becomes 50th confirmed as envi- 1964 The Wilderness Act passed Silent Spring 24 U.S. state U.S. state ronmental threat 25 SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors

Myron Kaplan and Kingsley H. Murphy Family Louis W. Staudenmeier, III Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Alvord Jane N. Chandler Lewis H. Geyer Mrs. M. W. Jacobsen Richard and Joan Moll Annette Hollander Foundation William T. C. and Jeanne Anderson and Renate Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Gilbert William I. James III Charles and Mary Louise The Charles and Roberta Katz Nathan and Elizabeth Johnson Cornelia Stevens Russell Hanbey Nancy Cherry Ardian Gill and Anna Hannon Hannelore and Konrad Jarausch Montgomery Family Foundation New Scotland Garden Club Paul and Joyce Stevens Alan and Helen Appleford Steven Chulik Frances G. Ginsberg Johnson Family Foundation Thomas G. Mooney Marjorie R. Kaufman Paul and Antje Newhagen Keith Stobie and Lois Watson Marsha F. Armstrong Robert and Suzannah Ciernia Jonah and Sallie Gitlitz Henry A. Jordan William and Mary Morrill Emily W. Kelly Oakland Funds Inc. through the Community Marian Ashman Carnzu A. Clark Fund of the Robert and Annie Graham James G. Kamitses Virginia L. Mouw Phyllis I. Kerdasha William A. Olson Foundation of New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Russell Atha, Jr. El Adobe Corporation Stephanie R. Gray Edward J. Kandl Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Munger Mrs. Alexander Keyes Edward and Eunice Ordman Glenn and Alison Sullivan Elizabeth Atkins Mona Clayton Green Fingers Garden Club Kristine M. Karnos John and Caroline Murphy George P. Kinkle III Robert A. Page, Jr. Robert L. Sutherland Samuel and Natalie Babbitt Cleveland Natural Science Club Lumina Greenway Leah R. Karpen Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Murphy Sidney R. Knafel Franklin and Margaret Parker Catherine G. Symchych John F. Baines Susan P. Crofut Kenneth A. Griffin Matthew Kasprzak Jeremy H. Nathans Nancy R. Kollock Craig Payne Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Tarabek Stephanie and Peter Baker Kenneth H. Crooks Richard E. Griffith Dennis and Joanne Keith Charles L. Nelson Carol M. Lane Jeffrey N. Pennell Margaret L. Taylor Sharon Z. Barry B.W. Catlin Cunningham Harriet R. Grose Kevin D. Keith James C. Nelson Elise S. Lapham Dale and Marian Penny Ronald and Michelle Tenny LaVonne and Paul Batalden Emma L. Dana Lyn R. Haber Lisa Keith and Allan Karp Lyle E. Nelson Gary and Carol Lavering Ira and Carole Pittelman Ann W. Thayer Gerald and Linda Becker Paul and Shirlee Daube Reginald Hagood and Barbara M. Keller Noanett Garden Club Marta J. Lawrence Sidney L. Posel Christopher and Carol Thomsen Michael J. Bell Gordon F. Davies Ann Pina-Hagood Emily W. Kelly North Country Garden Club of L.I. Rose LeBlanc and Philip Preston Elsie P. Van Buren Melanie Beller Virginia A. Dean Natalie Hamill Michael J. Killien Maria and Jose Olmos Andrew Terragni Patrick and Rosalinda Raher Hall and Deborah Van Vlack Mr. and Mrs. David Bellet Jeffrey Dennis Kevin Hamilton and Russell and Sandra King John K. Orndorff, Jr. Larry and Donna Lesh David H. Raymond Elizabeth S. Van Vleck Mary H. Bennett Mary Ann Desmond and Darlene Brown Robert and Rachel Kinicki JoAnne E. Overleese Yvette Leung Signa L. Read Helene P. Victor Peter and Jane Bentley H. William McKee Jane L. Hamrick Ralph and Marjorie Koldinger Frank C. Parcell, Jr. John and Jane Lewis Jeffrey Reene Grace Lyu Volckhausen Derrick Beracy John and Brenda Dick Mr. and Mrs. Rod C. Handeland Thomas L. Korzeniowski Alfred H. Peet Dorothy Lichtenstein Gene and Janice Reineke Elizabeth F. Wadsworth William and Katherine Beyer The Hardy Hill Fund of the Albert A. Hanes and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kovalic Sandra Perkins and Caleb Loring, Jr. Elizabeth Reynolds Susan Wagner Alpine Chandler Bird and New Hampshire Charitable Robert E. Hanes Ardell E. Kuchenbecker Jeffrey Ochsner Michael Lowden Charles C. Richardson Enid N. Warner Donald Bird-Riptide Fund at Foundation Margaret P. Hanrahan Milton H. Lackey, Jr. Daniel Pierce John and Caroline Macomber Robert and Kathryn Riddell James and Jean Watt the Boston Foundation Gerald L. Dickinson Lois Hansen Helen P. Ladd John L. Piersol Neil J. MacPhail Esther H. Rivinus The Weeders Rosemary A. Blackstone David and Lori Dodwell Stanley E. Harris, Jr. Garet P. Lahvis Anne Pinkney Kent and Sherry Mangold Patricia G. Robinson Elizabeth B. Weinstock Peter P. Blanchard III William and Karen Dow James and Mary Harrison Lake Forest Garden Club Paul and Susan Pintus Beatrice G. Manice Arthur Rock and Toni Rembe Abby N. Wells Blue Streak Fund Louise I. Doyle Pembroke Harwood Walter G. Lake Pauline R. Plesset Carol Master and Sherry Mayrent Mr. & Mrs. Laurance Walter and Luella Wells Elspeth G. Bobbs Mrs. Philip Duryee Amanda L. Hayhoe William J. Lannin Margaret L. Porter through the Corners Fund Rockefeller, Jr. Frederick H. and Constance West T. William and Beatrice Booth Mr. and Mrs. James F. Earl Bruce and Miranda Henning Pamela and Harold Lassers Elizabeth Price John and Ruth Matuszeski Jane Rogers and Michael Fisher Steven and Elaine White Mike B. Brady Thomas D. Easley Nancy Heymann Sean Lee Edwin S. Pyle Brian and Ann Mazar Tom and Cathy Rohlofff Robert C. Wolf Emily B. Bramhall Eastern Analytical, Inc. Arthur and Lois Hill John Leinenweber Timothy W. Radder David and Kathleeen McCarron Elinor and Murray Rust Woman’s National Farm & Paul Brettschneider and Melinda and Dale Egeberg Joyce V. Hiller Hollis Lenderking Gloria Raffo Jeffrey and Kathy McCarron S & G Foundation Garden Assoc. Mabel Tang Alayne Evans Richard and Susan Hinshon Elizabeth P. Lent Robert and Wendy Reasenberg John and Bette McCarron San Fernando Valley Carolyn Woodbury Charlotte J. K. Brewer Evergreen Garden Club Aaron Hoard and Jaime Greene Nancy and David Levi Redmond Cycling Club Robert and Lori McCarron Audubon Society Sara Wragge James Brophy Exeter Area Garden Club Timothy V. Hoard Dr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Reene Patrick McGlynn Santa Monica Bay Christopher B. Wren Carolyn Brown Robert Faiman and Lynne Pentler Mark L. Hofmann Jeanne M. Lockett Grant and Joanne Reynolds Paul F. McQuade Audubon Society Melba D. Wright Greta P. Brown Harlow Farmer and Nina Lian Richard M. Hoover Jane A. Lombard Joshua G. Rice Friedrike Merck Kathryn and Vishnoo Shahani Marilyn E. Zaklan Katherine S. Brown Richard and Annette Feldman Susan and Peter Hornbostel Dr. and Mrs. James A. Longo Katharine Richardson Patricia Merritt Nancy Shaidnagle Robert B. Zuckert E. Homer Brugge Sarah Ferguson Carol L. Horner Kathryn A. Lynn Linda Richter Maurice R. Meslans and Shaker Lakes Garden Club Alfred and Christine Burnard Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Fischer Jeff and Erin Huebschman Walter and Ruth MacGinitie Miss Alice M. Ridenour Margaret E. Holyfield Tatsuo Shirane Earth & Eagle Society Eric and Mary Calhoun Jean Flood Terrance Huettl and Pamela Manice Beverly and Barbara Ridgely Jan M. Montgomery Reginald and Lynn Shiverick ($500+) Jack and Jill Campbell Fund of George K. Floyd Tracey Whitesell Richard and Helen McCammon Susan M. Rikalo Robert and Helen Moody Caroline N. Sidnam the San Diego Foundation Elizabeth S. Ford Philip E. Hult Lisa W. McClean Margaret S. Robbins Wayne and Hope Moore Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity Anonymous (9) Roald and Lois Cann Eve D. Fout Dorothy B. Hunt Virginia McCulloh Dana and Martah Robes Bette D. Moorman David and Joan Sloan Bruce and Susan Ackerman John and Joan Carpenter Cornelia D. Fraley David and Jane Huntington Mike and Deanna McMillian Rochester Garden Club, Inc. Marion B. Moreton Charles W. Smith Elizabeth and William Adams Nancy C. Carrell James and Alice Frost Eileen B. Hutcheson Christa M. McReynolds Dan L. Rogalla Douglas Muder and Gerard and Nan Snyder Mrs. C. Kirby Alexander John and Patricia Case Garden Club of Barrington Mark Ignaut Barbara J. Meislin Rogers Family Trust for the Lakes Deborah Bodeau Mrs. Sydney B. Spofford Mary and Peter Alexander Thomas and Carolyn Cassilly Garden Club of Cleveland Masayoshi Itoh Elizabeth Merck Region of the New Hampshire Dorothy Stancliff Huntington O. Allen Emily S. Castner Garden Club of Somerset Hills Robert Rutemoeller and Craig Minor Charitable Foundation Mrs. Ernest M. Stanton Allyn’s Creek Garden Club Lowell and Patsy Chamberlain Lloyd Genskow Mary Sue Ittner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moline Virginia Jo Rogers

Timeline 1957-2007

1967 SCA adds first non- 1968 SCA begins 1968 SCA launches national 1970 First SCA government site, Merck Forest partnership outreach effort to engage young co-ed crews and Farmland Center, VT with U.S. Forest people of color in conservation Service SCA

USA 1968 National Trails 1967 Bald eagle, grizzly bear 1968 Edward Abbey’s 1969 Cuyahoga River in System Act passed 26 named to Endangered Species List Desert Solitaire Cleveland catches fire 27 SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors

Stephen M. Rose Miriam I. Thomas Sponsor’s Circle Roxanne Beardsley Charles and Laurene Brown Mary E. Clemesha Diggers Garden Club Gault and Phyllis Farrell Eleanor R. Ruocco Kerry and Richard Thorne ($250+) Donald Beattie Deirdre Brown Peggy Clews and David Beutler Frances A. Dillingham Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Farrell Rusticus Garden Club Werner E. Tietjen Ronald and Jeanne Beatty Dorothy A. Brown Margot P. Close Daniel Dinell T. Lux Feininger Rye Garden Club Jane Timmons-Mitchell Anonymous (10) Barbara and Clarence Beaver Michael and Margaret Brown Robert and Philippa Coates Sandra Dods Lisa J. Felix J. Victor Samuels Ellen Tohn and John Harper Hugh T. Adams Shirley and Grant Beckfield Myron D. Brown Virginia M. Coggeshall James Dodson Alexander and Catherine Felton Barbara T. Sandford Lydia and Henry Toll Alaska Wildland Adventure, Inc. Bedford Garden Club Rogene A. Buchholz Shelley Cohen Jerald and Dee Doochin Nancy H. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sandrich Alvin and Janine Tollestrup Brad Alexander Mary L. Bellinzier Tom Bucht Frances Cohen-Knoerdel Scott and Debra Dooley Sylvia and Ronald Ferry Alvin and Harriet Saperstein Marsha and Donald Towns David and Sonia Alexander Jean M. Bennett Wilbur and Cecilia Bullock Francis G. Coleman Alice Doolittle and Kevin T. Fink John and Heather Satrom Timothy T. Turner Garden Club of Allegheny County Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Benson Mary C. Bunge Pamela S. Coleman Timothy Pearce Robert C. Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer Robert and Lisa Unsworth Aileen T. Allen Frank Bequaert Paul Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Collins Elizabeth Dorsey Mrs. Charles Fleischmann Fannette H. Sawyer Karen M. Untz Dr. and Mrs. Michael H. Allen Donald and Janet Berg Janet R. Burhans William and Lynne Combs Stephen T. Doubleday James R. Fleming Konrad P. Schmidt Robert Van Der Stricht Ronald E. Allin Daniel Berkman Geraldine L. Burk Conner Family Fund of the Paul R. Douglass, D.V.M. Richard D. Flinn Mr. and Mrs. Ford Schumann William and Ann Vanderbilt Milton L. Almquist, Jr. Mary Ann Berliner Cynthia Burkhart and San Diego Foundation Wena W. Dows Gizella A. Flippin Arent and Jean Schuyler Kenneth Vanderhave Roy Alper and Judith Alper Jack R. Bertges Jay Williams Rev. and Mrs. Harvey G. Cook Hermine L. Dreyfuss A. R. Foote Sherwood and Mildred Schwartz Janet M. Vasilius Alta Vista Garden Club Rose S. Bethe Marjorie V. Butcher Ian M. Cooke Michele L. Dreyfuss Barbara J. Foote Frances G. Scott Anna May Vaughan America’s Charities Cynthia and Mario Bevacqua Helen M. Cake Thomas A. Cootz Gregory P. Driscoll Michael J. Ford Kandis Scott Elizabeth L. Venrick Cynthia A. Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Neal R. Bierbaum Barbara M. Calabro Nana Corfield Frances W. DuBose William Forgey Lucretia L. Scott Merle J. Vogel, Jr. David Anderson and Stephanie Bill Mrs. David Calfee Ann M. Corrigan Henry C. Dudley William and Janice Forsyth Curtis L. Scribner The Lulu May Lloyd Von Hagen Priscilla Paton Thomas J. Bird Mr. and Mrs. William G. William and Virginia Cowles Jane C. Dudley Michael L. Fort Richard Seaman and Liza Draper Foundation Mary S. Ankner William G. Bittler Campbell Nan and Robert Crain Ellen Dugger Susan Fort and Frank Dammann Clydene J. Shepherd Catherine V. Von Schon Antietam Women’s Ensemble William and Mary Black Marvin C. Carlberg Stuart and Ellen Croll The Cerf-Dunbar Fund of Peter Foster Robert D. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth Lynn Appelbaum William and Lois Black Douglas E. Carlile, Jr. Amanda L. Crookshank The Community Foundation for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Foster John and Elizabeth Shields Guy A. Wadsworth Paul Appelbaum and Gail Bliss Carmel-by-the-Sea Garden Club Irene Crosby the National Capital Region Four Counties Garden Club Bette H. Silver Isabelle Wald Lee Thompson Jane M. Bloom, M.D. Hugh Cassidy Marcia and Joseph Crosby Colin G. Dunkeld Jessie Fournier Clayton and Susan Simmers Nancy E. Warner Maryann P. Armour Sharon D. Bloomgarden John Chaney John and Karen Crotty J. Laurence Dunn, Jr. Teri Foust Sally and Dave Skimin George H. Warrington Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Arnn Janet and E. U. Bohlen Jayni and Chevy Chase Ann and Dougal Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dunphey Frances H. Fowler Miriam G. Smead Robert and Helena Warrington Jeffrey D. Arnold James Bolin and Ellen Chatterjee Gordon Cruikshank Rosa W. Durando Miss Jacqueline Fowler Alistair and Mary Smith James Wassom Ashland Garden Club Catherine Stempien Jude Chauvette Fanny P. Culleton Peter Durant Kristen and James Fox Bruce D. Smith Sylvia B. Weaver Robert W. Atwood Gregory H. Bonynge Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chelminski Dr. and Mrs. James Cuno Dalton and Roshanak Dwyer Anne S. Frantz Kathleen Soester Richard and Betsy Webb Anne M. August Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bookwalter Ed and Shirley Cheramy Bena L. Currin Peter Eberhart Arthur W. Freidinger Michele and William Sooy David Webber H. Ben Auslander Melissa P. Bosia George Bowles and Fernie J. Dalby Ruth L. Eckert Ed Friedman Southampton Garden Club Charlotte Wei Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Avery Jennifer and John Bost Elizabeth Cheyney Lewis and Betty Dana Robert W. Eckland Jeffrey Frye Helen Baker St. John Dale Wendel Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bachrach Mrs. M.W. Bouwensch Chicago Park Garden Club Tamara Davidson Dawn Edmiston-Strasser Arthur Gabinet and Robert and Janet Stanton Glenn White Backcountry Horsemen Lois R. Bowker David and Claudia Chittenden Damien M. Davis Jessica and Robert Einhorn Christina Paxson Joshua Stearns and Erica Carlson Mark Whittlesey of California A. Stephen Boyan, Jr. Michael D. Church James D. Davis Jeanne W. Eisenstadt Marie L. Gaillard Eric and Jeanne Steinhauer A. Tappan and Robin Wilder William Bain Dr. and Mrs. Donald W. Boyer Betty Churchill Deanna K. Dawson Mark Eisner, Jr. Robert T. Gannett Douglas and Joan Stewart Mrs. James L. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Baker Lucy R. Boyle Michael Churchill and Ron and Saundra De Crescent William T. and Kenneth and Patricia Gantz Eleanor Storer Cheryl Wilfong and Virginia G. Ballantine Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bradford Tasha Stonorov Vici DeHaan Catherine G. Elliott Garden Club of Stephen M. Strachan William McKim Donald H. Ballou Timothy and Phyliss Brady Jean L. Churchman Robert Denninger and Jonathan K. Ellis Irvington-on-Hudson Theresa Sutter Jed and Perry Williamson Robert and June Bargar Rena Bransten Donna J. Clapp Juanita Bustamante-Denninger Eric and Elizabeth Emery Garden Club of Morristown Robin A. Sutton Hannah B. Wilson Dutch and Hilary Barhydt Lillian Brem Alfred Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Philip DeNormandie Paul C. Enenbach The Gardeners Suzanne Swanson Sandra L. Winn James and Carolyn Barnshaw Ed and Joan Brenton Patricia Andre-Clark Harry DePan John and Helen Engemann Caroline Garmon Cyrus and Barbara Sweet Anthony and Bertie Woeltz Bruce Barrett Margaret Brenton Mrs. Hugh K. Clark Miss Margaret E. DePopolo Russell and Patricia Erickson Arnold Garrison Szekely Family Foundation Susan M. Womeldorf Herman Barros Robert L. Brink Margaret and Paul Clark Jayne H. Dewey Alan and Myra Erwin Jane F. Garry Harri and Ann Taranto Woodside-Atherton Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barthelmes David M. Bristor Timothy Clark and Elisabeth S. Dewing Dr. and Mrs. Horacio Fabrega, Jr. Stephen R. Gawne J. Carole Taxis Elizabeth Woolley Robert J. Baskerville Albert and Elinor Britton Hannah Sistare Rolf and Nora Diamant Daniel A. Facilla Clifford and Shirley Gay Richard E. Taylor Melba D. Wright Robert and Gail Bates Mr. and Mrs. Edward Broderick Clark-Mortenson Agency, Inc. Charles Dickey and Fairfield Garden Club Burkhard Gebauer Tara Taylor and Thomas Currier Frank O. Wyse James R. Baur Robert and Shelagh Brodersen Denise J. Clavette Sheila Wyckoff-Dickey Margaret Faris John W. Gerhart Nancy A. Bavec Edward and Joan Bromage Michael C. Cleavenger Amy T. Dickinson Richards K. Farnham Dennis and Mary Ghan Kaye A. Beall Alice L. Brown Robert M. Clements Gerald L. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Farra Janet W. Gildermaster

Timeline 1957-2007

1970 SCA HQ 1971 Youth 1972 National Park Service moves to Vashon Conservation Corps establishes SCA-influenced Island, WA (YCC) modeled Volunteers in Parks (VIP) after SCA program SCA

Clean Water USA 1970 EPA 1970 1970 Clean Air 1972 1972 DDT banned Act signed 1971 Biosphere 2, Arizona Act passed 28 established First annual Earth Day observed 29 SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors

Douglas E. Gill Eleanor A. Harvey Ruth J. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Charles A. Leiwant Charles K. McClure III Craig S. Nelson, NOAA Ret Lewis Popper Charles Gilroy Henry R. Hatch III Mrs. Richard L. Hughes Kingsbury Paula and Norman Lesser Joel and Jean McCormack and Cynthia Ann Nelson, Eleanor Preiss Jon E. Gimpel Dorothy J. Havighorst Gretchen S. Hull Margaret L. Kinosian Ross Levinsky Eloise McCormick USN Ret Graylin and Pamela Presbury Carlyn E. Goettsch Pamela Hay and William Stein Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hultgren Elizabeth Kiriazis Levy-Huey Fund Dr. and Mrs. Dino E. P. McCurdy JoAnne Nelson Dietrich B. Presting Peter Goldman Kathryn Hayes Laurie A. Humphrey Rein and Carla Kirss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewit Wallace McCurdy, Jr. Michael and Paula Nelson Terese A. Preston Thomas R. Goldsmith Robert H. Hayes Harry and Mary Humphry Sandra M. Klepacki John and Sue Lillie Ruth E. McGrath Richard and Gloria Newhouse Mary M. Priest Jay Gonzalez and Jenny Richlin Toi Hayes John M. Hunter Vernon L. and Diane R. Kliewer Frank W. Lin John W. McGreevey Alice Nicolson PRIZIM, Inc. Mary and John Goodrich John M. Headley Katherine Hurd Robert M. Kline and Elizabeth and Henry Lind Robert W. McGuire Anton Nielsen and Wendy Keitel Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Proffitt Carol E. Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Curtis P. Hecht Winifred Hurst Elaine L. Mills Phyllis Lindley Henry and Edith McHenry Elsie L. Nielsen Providence Garden Club Lee Gorka Christine M. Heckemeyer Lorraine M. Hurt Michael and Patricia Klowden Little Compton Garden Club Kathryn K. McNeil Peter Niemiec and of Pennsylvania Robert and Lois Gosse Alexander Heger Mrs. William A. Hurt Nathan Knight The Little Garden Club Ruth C. Mead Ann Majchrzak Craig T. Putnam William Buckley and Anne Heine Alice J. Imbur Ruth L. Knipe Lee and Carrie Little David M. Meeker Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Nolte George and Nancy Putnam Rebecca Gould Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heine Richard E. Imershein Andrew Knox and Valerie Daniels Geri Loe Catherine A. Mehler North Hampton, N.H. Cheryl Pytlarz Lorraine Grace Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Heiser Marjean A. Ingalls Christopher G. Knox Jennifer Loggie Peng-Siu and Elaine May North Suffolk Garden Club Cynthia L. Quarterman and Bruce and Elizabeth Grant Mrs. August C. Helmholz Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Israel, Jr. Jeffrey W. Knutson Marjorie R. Long Cindy Melter Northeast Delta Dental Pantelis P. Michalopoulos Elizabeth W. Grant Kim Henning Nancy Issel-Mayes Joseph and Veronica Hilary G. Lord M. Michael Menzel and Wilhelm and Patricia Northrop W. K. Raezer Barbara Green Dr. and Mrs. William O. Henry Beryl B. Jacobs Koenigsberger Susan G. Loring Kathryn Iverson Daniel G. O’Connor Leo Rainer Keith Greenstreet David and Elizabeth Herb Morris Janowitz Reuben Koolyk and Frances Flug Robert W. Loudon Elizabeth S. Merriam Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Odell Ronald Rayner Greenwich Garden Club Mary D. Herberich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Jarvis Bailey J. Korell David and Nora Lubin Andree Miller Campship Trust Jacqueline and Kenneth Oldham Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Reace Charles H. Gregg Donald M. Herman Katherine J. Johnson Christine and Noel Korten Thomas and Deborah Lund Charles and Janice Miller Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oliver Kathleen Reed Betty G. Gregory Marjorie C. Hermans Marilyn Johnson Alan and Pamela Kosansky Gordie and Lynn MacDermott Ruth Miller William and Jane Olsen Melinda Reed Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas P. Greville Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Herron Mary L. Johnson David Kotz and Pamela Jenkins Kathleen F. MacDonald Sarah E. Miller Robert C. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Regan Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Griffith Paul Herther Sue W. Johnson Kathryn M. Kowalski Anne K. MacDowell Bettie and Seymour Mintz Nancy Oswald Philip Reseigh and Anna Mariani Lucile Griffiths Ulrich Hewer and Cheryl Kariya Mr. and Mrs. John F. Johnston II Ruth S. Kram Judith A. Mack Eleanor B. Monaghan William G. Oswald John and Barbara Reynolds Nina B. Griswold John and Hermi Hiatt John W. Johnstone, Jr. and Steven and Sandra Kratville Doris M. MacLachlan Hugh and Stephanie Montgomery Denise Otis Robert and Paula Rhea Groundwater Sciences Corp. Richard and Suzanne Hildner Claire L. Johnstone Ellen B. Kritzman John and Kristin Macomber Kenneth G. Moonie Norma J. Ott Patricia Rheaume Denise M. Guillemette Norman E. Hill John A. Joll Robin Krivanek Stanley and Ann Magagnosc Maxine R. Moore Michael and Pat Otto William and Ines Rhoads Christopher J. Gurr John Hirschi Paula A. Jonas Dr. and Mrs. Hans E. Krusa Donna G. Maher Richard and Barbara Moore Lloyd and LaVerne Paff Harry E. Rice, M.D. Charles P. Gushue Krista Hoekstra Marian D. Jones William A. Kumpf Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mahler Hannah B. Morehouse Carl Page Robert Rice Thomas and Mary Janice J. Hoffman Nancy J. Jones Malcolm and Doris Kurth Timothy W. Mahoney Katharine B. Morgan Virginia R. Pankow Roxanne A. Richards Haak-Frendscho Mr. and Mrs. E. Roberts Hofsas Mr. and Mrs. William R. Joslin Barbara C. Kyse Makawao Union Church Peter A. Morgan Mrs. Louis B. Pankratz Charles C. Richardson, Jr. Ann D. Haase Michael E. Hohmeyer Judy Judd Paul Labounty Anthony Malia Donald and Ann Morrow Henry and Pauline Parker Ency S. Richardson Stephen Halper Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Holland John and Nancy Jungerman Ruth H. Lacy Donna I. Mambretti Therese Moss Jonathan and Vivian Parker H. Kyle Richardson Charles M. Hamann Mary A. Holland Robert G. Kachman Lake Minnetonka Garden Club Julian and Lucille Mandell Laura J. Mosso Keith and Gail Parker Margaret E. Richardson Michael F. Hampton-Fitzgerald Wayne and Robin Holland Susan T. Kaemmerlen Frank and Carol Lanaghen Carol J. Mansfield and Kenneth and Katharine Terry and Barnes Parker Robert W. Riegel John and Elizabeth Hanes Steve and Marcia Holtan Robert and Kyuja Kafka Jonathan and Bonnie Landman Andrew E. Smith Mountcastle Roderic and Eve Parnell Rachel I. Riemann David Haney Henry O. Hooper Leib Kaminsky Jean Lane Mary R. Manville H. Stuart and Elizabeth Muench Lynn and Martha Pease Brook Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John Hanify Amanda W. Hopkins Nancy Kappler-Foster Roger and Sue Lang Aaron Markey Michael and Cathy Muha Pam Pecor and Jamie Brooks Florence D. Roberts Jeffrey and Kathleen Hansen Nancy and Tsukasa Horie M. Doris Kauffman Lisa LaPointe Richard A. Marks Fitzhugh Mullan Gaetane B. Pell Wendy W. Roberts Nancy Glenn Hansen Douglas Horst and Joan A. Kedziora Charles Latham, Jr. David S. Martin John and Joy Mullen Linda and Reed Pendleton Grace Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanson Maureen Phillips Ian F. Keith Philip A. Lathrap Janet A. Martin Russell C. Mumm Perennial Garden Club V. Douglas and Marlene Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Hardy Hortulus Garden Club Elizabeth A. Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. R.L Latterell Martha Martin Gary Munsterman and Perennial Planters Garden Club Elizabeth Roemer Ron and Joanne Haring Kenneth and Debra Hover Drs. Kevin and Pamela Kelly Marvin Laurence Robert and Krisana Martin Marlene Finley Katherine and James Perkins Leicester Rogers Christopher and Sarah Harris Charlotte D. Howard-Holland George F. Kephart Miss Belina L. Lazzar William and Candace Marx Margaret O. Murray J. Henry Peters Catherine S. Ronck Margaret S. Hart Mr. and Mrs. John F. Howe, Jr. Elizabeth Kessel and Joan and James Leary Gail A. Massoll William and Velma Murray Lois and Joe Peterson Robert and Ann Ronus Frances Harte Barbara V. Howell Edward Levine Adele G. Lebowitz Dr. and Mrs. Henry E. Mattis Nancy Muskin Jeanmarie C. Petrell Catherine M. Rose Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Joyce Howell Dennis M. Killian Gregory S. Lee John and Martha McAlister Mark and Letitia Naigles Arthur and Ada Phillips Herman H. Rose Hartenberg William L. Hudson Don and Priscilla Kimball Jonathan and Shelah Linnea and John McAllister Daniel A. Najera Alice A. Pinsley Suzanne Rose and Kenneth Stern Thomas and Ginny Hudspeth Effie Brewer Kimball Lehrer-Graiwer James and Carol McCabe Mr. and Mrs. David Naliboff Piscataqua Garden Club Jack and Lynne Rosser Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hughes, Jr. Lisa R. King Suzann M. Leininger Cameron McClearn and Harold and Mary Nash Plainfield Garden Club Andre and Lee Roussel Robin Cruz Stephanie Roussel Timeline 1957-2007 1974 SCA earns Interior Department Conservation 1982 First Lady Nancy Reagan 1976 SCA 1977 SCA launches presents the President’s Volunteer Service Award: Marty Talbot, 1981 SCA begins relocates to conservation programs Action Award to SCA Found- Liz C. Titus Putnam, and partnership with Bureau Charlestown, NH for urban youth in ing President Elizabeth C. Titus Under Secretary Nat Reed of Land Management Washington, DC Putnam SCA

USA 1973 Endangered 1974 Chlorofluorocarbons identified as 1978 Love Canal 1979 Three Mile Island Species Act passed depleting ozone layer 30 emergency declared nuclear accident 31 SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors

Steven Rovnyak General Raymond L. Shoemaker Stonington Garden Club Alderic and Alice Violette Richard M. Wizansky and Sean R. Barton Jennifer Burr Roberta J. Demers Mary C. Rower Wilma L. Sickels Jeffrey and Jane Stopford Richard L. Voigt Todd W. Mandell Gary and Autumn Bea Sharon Burr John and Catherine Demunter George and Susan Rudnicki Andrea E. Simila Warren Stortroen Gary and Mary Jo Von Bieberstein Woman’s National Farm & Ronald and Jeanne Beatty Richard and Letitia Burwell Howard Denegar Rodolphe Ruffy Simons Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Blake Strayhorn Jeffrey J. Von Haden Garden Assoc.-PA Division Michael D. Beaulieu Helen B. Cahn Janet R. Dickson Robert and Katharine Ruhl Gilbert C. Simpkins Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Streeter Vernetta F. Wallander Vera Wong and W. Earl Morren L. Carolyn Beck Barbara M. Calabro Warren and Doris Dietrich Rumson Garden Club Linda and Robert Singer Robert J. Streich William and Beverly Walsh Harold and Janet Wood Neal Becker Joyce Calhoun Henry and Nancy Dizney Bernard M. Rupe Mr. and Mrs. Sunil K. Sinha Barbara Streit Carol K. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodcock Shirley and Grant Beckfield Duncan J. Cameron Richard D. Doepker Eric E. Rush Craig and Mary Skold Jill Strosser Ruth & Henry Walter Fund at the Joan Woodward Linda and Richard Beidleman Edward A. Campbell Royal W. Domingo Elisabeth W. Russell Dorothy Sloan Elizabeth and Harry Strouse Boston Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George W. Woodzell Brett F. Beitzel Edwin and Virginia Campbell Scott and Debra Dooley Stuart W. Russell, Jr. Mary Margaret Sloan Roger Stube Izaak Walton League of America Richard C. Worden Elizabeth P. Belles Sylvia S. Campbell Nettie Dopulos Timothy Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Smith Cristina Stummer Beverly and John Wand Patricia G. World John J. Bellestri, Jr. William N. Cannon, Jr. Mrs. Sydney M. Dotson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Samoil Daphne W. Smith William and Linda Sturgeon Warner Woman’s Club Clark Wright, Jr. Kirstie L. Bellman Michael Caprio Mr. and Mrs. David Dowley Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Smith Cathie and Charles Sundry Jill Warner Diane Wright Ethel L. Bennett Nancy T. Carbonara Jon W. Dritley Sue B. Sander Mr. and Mrs. Erville H. Smith Carl and Tove Sunshine Janet and Philip Warren Tolford R. Young Marjorie Benson Linda Carr Gladys Dronberger Edgar W. Sands Gary L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sutherlin Nancy A. Watson John S. Zinsser, Jr. Patricia P. Benton Margaret E. Carson Darci and Jason Duelge John Sapovits Jeanne C. Smith David and Diane Suway Susan Watson and Jerry Anderson Donald and Janet Berg Robert S. Carson, M.D. Irene E. Dunny Jay and Meg Satz Mr. and Mrs. Kendric C. Smith Bergen and Helene Suydam Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Watt Partners in Mary Ann Berliner Bill and Linda Casnovsky Francesca Eastman Margaret E. Saunders Martha and Phillip Smith Anne E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Brent D. Weaver Katherine Besold John and Hisako Cassidy Tim M. Eckert Liane Schaffer Michael W. Smith Bing Tai and Catherine Allen Janice Weinman Conservation Stephanie Bill James and Carol Chapman Robert W. Eckland Robert and Joan Scheel Randall Smith and Dalton Tarwater Robert and Marilyn The following individuals Thomas J. Bird Jude Chauvette Glenda J. Edenton Janet S. Scheevel Sharon Metcalf Donald Taylor Weinstock-Collins participate in SCA’s monthly Margaret and Stanley Birnbaum Herbert and Betty Cheeseman E. Dennis Ehrenberger Thomas J. Schellenberg Rowland M. Smith Gail and Brian Taylor Dr. and Mrs. John S. Wells and quarterly giving program. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Bischel David and Claudia Chittenden Monika M. Eisenbud Deborah and Proctor Schenk Roy W. Smith, Jr. Jean W. Tease Miriam O. Wells Elizabeth Bishop Carin Chow William D. Elfrink Elizabeth S. Scher Roy and Verna Smith Matthew Terrbile Nancy P. Weston Anonymous (6) William G. Bittler Suzan and C.M. Clausen Joseph A. Eliopoulos Don and Toni Scherzer Constance and Parker Snapp Aija Thacher Frederick and Annie Joan E. Abess Miss Ronnie Bogart Dorothy Clevenger Dorothy Emmons Mrs. August Schilling Max Snodderly and Kristen Harris Jo Ellen Thomas Weyerhaeuser Molly C. Adams Albert Borlan Mary Cocks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engelman Claude and Melicent Schmidt Brian Soenen Merilyn Thomas T. J. Whalen Drs. Wayne and Sonia Aller Daniel C. Bortko Derek and Barbara Cocovinis David I. Erickson G. W. Schnur Margaret and Ben Solomon Stephen A. Thompson Thomas H. Wheadon Selma Altschul John and Maralyn Bould Frances O. Coffield Russell and Patricia Erickson Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence South Side Garden Club of L.I. Barbara F. Tice Sarah Barnes Whelchel Angelique Anderson Sheila J. Bouwman Virginia M. Coggeshall Brian J. Ericson Schonberger Lewis Sovocool Robert L. Timmons Diane Whiffen Clifford E. Anderson Robin R. Bown Anita Cohen Betty F. Erion Stanley H. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Sox, Jr. Stirling Tomkins, Jr. Charlotte G. White Connie L. Anderson Dennis M. Boyle Robert and Loraine Coker Anne H. Evans Alison J. Schumacher Alexander and Maria Spence Town and Country Garden Club Jeffrey White Dolly Anderson Roberta J. Bradbury Elsa Cole Janet V. Eyre Booh Schut Constance A. Spenger Bruce K. Tramm Mary E. White Ellen M. Anderson Philip and Helene Brandt Meghan E. Cole Linda Fadem Charles C. Scott, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Claus P. Speth Elizabeth C. Traugott Carson Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Brandt Stephen M. Corbin Nadine N. Fahlbusch Jonathan and Grace Scott James G. Speth Stephen Trimble Carolyn Widman Anderson, Jr. Peter A. Bray Miss Joy Cordery Thomas and Martha Fandel The Pamela Scott Fund of Terry and Gay Spitz Gail E. Trotter Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wilde Scott D. Andreae Toni Brem Alan Corless Jeffrey S. Farbaniec The Philadelphia Foundation The Stamford Garden Club Oak Brook Trout Unlimited Dulcenia Wilder Joe and Sol Anshien Ronald E. Brenner Donald J. Cosmano Robert J. Farrell Dorothy M. Scully Rowena S. Stare Penn’s Woods Trout Unlimited George and Cynthia Willauer Edythe L. Anthony John and Anne Brock Laura Cottrell James Favor Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Seipp, Jr. Marisa and Robert Steele David K. Tu Fred and Suzanne Williams Robert and Joanne Antibus Donald L. Brockway Audrey P. Coty Mimi Fearn Maya S. Seraphin Peter Stein and Lisa Cashdan Marjorie L. Tuttle Annett N. Williamson Daniel E. Atkinson Bill and Deborah Brooks Anne and Thomas Cowan Betty and Joel Feinberg J. Stephen Shaw Ralph and Katharine Stell David Lemonick and Mary Tuttle Frank and Harriet Williston Burton and Barbara Avery Michele and Tony Brower Joseph Craig Lisa J. Felix Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sheffels Richard and Margaret Stephens Joan Tweedy Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Wilmerding Mark N. Ayvazian Deirdre Brown Dwight F. Crow Elizabeth S. Fernandez Joseph and Francoise Shein Stuart and Elizabeth Stephens Edward R. Uehling Jeffrey R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Marlow S. Baar Kristin M. Brown David P. Currier Linda R. Ferrill Lewis R. Shelley Shaler and Carolyn Stidham Fund Marian R. Urban Penelope P. Wilson Clyde Bailey Rogene A. Buchholz Donald and Phyllis Cyphers June M. Fleming Donald and Shirley Sher of the Triangle Community Karen and Anthony Usher Joyce P. Winston Virginia G. Ballantine Eliot and Marianne Buckingham Richard D. Davenport Gizella A. Flippin Peter and Darlene Sherman Foundation John P. Van Alstyne Adolph Winter John S. Ballard Elisha Buckner Margaret Davidson Leon Follmer Robin L. Sherman James L. Stiglich Judith Van Riper Mary J. Wintle Jane Balsley John and Kathleen Buppert William E. Davis, Jr. Craig P. Folse Linda P. Shields John E. Stillman Mrs. Edgar L. Vaughn Nancy M. Wirth Forrest A. Barger Janet A. Burdick Vici DeHaan Anna Mae Forsberg Gabrielle Stocker Eberhard Veit Thomas J. Wiswell Herman Barros E. Nancy Burns Dianne DeLisle Sam Fowlkes Sybil W. Stoller Margaret B. Vimmerstedt Ann Witter Gregory W. Bartha Robert A. Burns Jane M. DeMayo

Timeline 1957-2007 1988 SCA begins 1983 Annual 1986 SCA launches international exchange volunteers exceeds 1983 John Stockert becomes first 1984 SCA manages major internship program program with Mexico 1,000 for first time SCA alumnus named National volunteer wilderness initiative with U.S. for physically disabled Park Superintendent, Moores students Creek National Battlefield Forest Service SCA USA 1985 Hole in the ozone over 1986 Worldwide 32 Antarctica first widely reported whaling ban 33 SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors

Pamela Fox-Klauser and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Hess William and Mary Keenan Heidi E. Maclean Eva Moseley Thomas Ribe and Andrea E. Simila Frank Van Hoegarden William Klauser Steven R. Hibshman Kathleen S. Kelly Cathleen Mahoney Joan M. Moses Monique Schoustra Helen S. Simmons Ruth Vander Sys Chris Francis Jean R. Hildenbrand Robert G. Kelly Alta I. Mainer Virginia O. Moses Cecily R. Ricard Steven L. Simmons Jan B. Vinegar Jacqueline A. Franco Arthur and Lois Hill George F. Kephart James and Deborah Maluta Laura J. Mosso H. Kyle Richardson Heidi and Douglas Skiba Lawrence Volpe William and Catherine Franks Joyce V. Hiller Rita S. Kester and Robert E. Manning Michael and Cathy Muha Lillian R. Riddell Craig and Mary Skold Ruth Von Ahlefeldt Fred and Pam Freed Glenn and Ellen Himebaugh W. Daniel Horton Charlotte M. Manns Margaret O. Murray Joyce Robbins Robert G. Slater Ralph A. Voyta, Sr. David and Ellen Freeman Joanne Hinchliff Daren T. Killam E. Christopher Maple Daniel A. Najera Theodore B. Robbins Dorothy Sloan Martin Vukovich Hermon Frith Christine Hirano Deborah H. Kioussis Jayne D. March Mr. and Mrs. David Naliboff Janet Rollin Gary L. Smith Florence and Jackson Wagner Kevin Timothy Furey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Caroline Klund Emily Margrett Mary K. Nefedov Mark T. Roman Alfred Sommer Isabelle Wald Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Gaggioli, Jr. Holbrook Sandra Koenig Susan E. Markley Robert and Antoineta Neff Kerry and Janice Rosado Bruce Spring Chrystal L. Walsh Sally Gall Wayne and Robin Holland Bailey J. Korell Pedro Marques Sue Nelson Sue R. Rose Louis N. Stamas, Jr. David Warholak Bill Gardner Margaret D. Holmes Henry and Martha Koukol Karen and Bob Martin Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Neumann Jerrold and Mary Ross Karin Stanley Elizabeth S. Warner Jeff Garmon Sharyon and Greg Holness Maxine J. Krull Peter E. Martin Lavonne R. Newman Suzanne C. Rudat Paul Stearns J. Read Warner Daniel M. Garvey Heather and Rick Hornby Martin J. Kux Rose Martin Margaret D. Obendorf George and Susan Rudnicki Ned and Judith Steele Francis W. Warren, Jr. Burkhard Gebauer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Hughes Elisabeth Kwak-Hefferan William J. Martin John and Lani Ochs Joseph and Barbara Rumburg Cecilia Stephens Sarah D. Warren Marilyn George April Hull Richard P. Laabs Ernesto Martinez Dr. and Mrs. Vahe Oshagan Eric E. Rush James and Susan Stewart Alice Weigel Raymond Gettins Laurie A. Humphrey Milton H. Lackey, Jr. Frederic J. Masback Margaret G. Ott Jacqueline Russell and James S. Stewart Miriam O. Wells Rev. Donald W. Gibson Yorick Hurd Sheila C. Lally Gail A. Massoll Mr. and Mrs. William D. Paine Jane Miller Terry P. Stout Rolf Wertenauer Timothy Glover Virginia K. Huschke Ralph T. Lampman Andrew T. Mathes Constance Palmer Stuart W. Russell, Jr. L. D. Strader, Jr. Diane Whiffen Kathleen and Peter Golden Sybil J. Husted Frank and Carol Lanaghen Lynda Matusek Lydia Pan Timothy Ryder Barbara Streit Arden S. White Thomas M. Gray Mark Ignaut Walter and Linda Landgraf John W. Mawson Camille Park and Robert Wilson Gary E. Sanborn Elizabeth and Harry Strouse Glenn White Lumina Greenway Mary and Earl Ingersoll James B. Landreth Susan C. Maxwell Kenneth E. Parr Stella B. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. David W. Swanson Marian and Alan Wicker Edward Hakala Jayson Ingram Paul G. Lane Stephen J. Mayer John C. Parsons and Barbara E. Sather Reuben and Viola Swanson Dulcenia Wilder Miss Carlyn J. Halde Mark Jackson Priscilla Lane Mary L. McCartney Joan Parsons Nancy Sather Jewell Sweeney Daniel L. Williams Alex and Leslie Hall Beryl B. Jacobs Elizabeth Lansing Mary H. McCoy James R. Pasley John and Heather Satrom Dorothy Swenson Garth H. Wilson Nora P. Hall Barbara J. Jacoby Robert and Helen Large Howard McDonald Brint Passmore Aubra L. Sawyer Michael J. Syzek Jeffrey R. Wilson Marshall Hamilton Jennifer J. Jasicki Linda L. Larish Lucy B. McElroy and Ocean L. Pellett Carroll Schell Beverly J. Tabor Scott Winemiller Charles and Lois Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. R.L Latterell S.T. Czarnecki Charles E. Perkins Claude and Melicent Schmidt Gail and Brian Taylor Raymond J. Witt Michael F. Hampton-Fitzgerald Arnaldo Jimenez Barbara J. Lavell Robert W. McGuire Fionna Perkins Konrad P. Schmidt Richard E. Taylor Dallas Wivholm David Haney Shelley John Dana Lavoie Henry and Edith McHenry Sharon S. Petersen William G. Schmidt R. F. Teichgraeber James and Arlene Wood Michael S. Hanlon Adam Johnson Michael Layman John and Sarajane McInnes Jane and Bruce Peterson Traci L. Schmitt Glenn D. Teschendorf Jonathan A. Woodman Gail W. Hanna Greg Johnson and Sandra LaBelle Roy M. Lechtreck Beverly C. McIntosh Joy Peterson George H. Schnakenberg, Jr. Frankie A. Tester Marcia W. Woolman Billie B. Hardy Harold Johnson Olive Leonard Shirley M. McLean Arthur and Ada Phillips Jonathan and Deborah Schoer Merilyn Thomas Patricia G. World Christopher and Sarah Harris Janine M. Johnson Gregory W. Leston Mike and Deanna McMillian Diane H. Phillips Stanley H. Schroeder Carol A. Thompson Barbara A. Wray Laura J. Hart and Mary M. Johnson Michel and Lynn Lettre Ruth H. McMurry Irene Piccone Joan M. Schumaker Diane Thompson Laura Yardumian Richard W. Grady Sue W. Johnson Elinor Levin Catherine A. Mehler Kathleen and Warren Pinches Perry Scott Stephen A. Thompson Martha D. Young Katharine A. Hartig Vicki K. Johnson Christopher C. Light Brenda M. Melton Donna and Bruce Powell James M. Seabrook, Jr. Hilary Thomson and Priscilla Zaworski Adele M. Hause Mr. and Mrs. Barrett H. Jones, Jr. Jan K. Lochner Melvin and Helen Mencher John L. Prather Shirley C. Seagren Thomas Fredenburg Scott J. Zehner Dale and Sarah Hauser Christopher and Deborah Jones Jennifer Loggie Catherine Michaud Terese A. Preston Daniel W. Sell Alice Timothy Robert and Marjorie Zimmerman Kathryn Hayes Malcolm M. Jones Richard L. Lombard Howard W. Mielke, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal D. Pringle Helen G. Sellin Jack and Betsy Train Robert Zolman Toi Hayes Natasa Jonoska Jennifer K. Long Carol Milano Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Proffitt Laverne Sensiba Mary H. Trancho John M. Headley Isabelle Kabrielian Marjorie R. Long Charles and Janice Miller Catherine P. Purchis John and Frances Shaffer Elizabeth C. Traugott Mary Healy Elaine and Ivan Kamil Richard Loutzenheiser and Frances L. Miller Richard F. Quimby Ada C. Shaum Mary Anna Trimble Bill and Lisanne Hegman Sumiko C. Kamiya Lorraine Edwards Helen S. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Radice Nancy L. Shaw Michael and Nika Turelli CleoBell Heiple-Tice and Thomas and Terri Kampe Nancy S. Lovejoy Leland T. Miller Sanam E. Radjy Vance C. Shaw Laraine D. Turk Sidney Tice Joseph N. Kane Diana Lowe-Hester Mariah Miller James and Deborah Rauseo Patricia A. Sherman William Turnbull Eric J. Hendrickson Steve Kane Thomas and Deborah Lund Edward L. Mockford Sherry Reed Aguerro Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sherry Edward R. Uehling Donald M. Herman Mr. and Mrs. George Kaplan Sheila Lundt Eleanor B. Monaghan Janneke Resnick General Raymond L. Shoemaker Leslie B. Underwood Ivan and Joan Kaufman Jane W. Lusk Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Robert A. Resnik Harriet H. Shoup Jessica Saxton and George Vacek Mrs. Marion Kaurup Beatrice MacDermott Morris IV Robert and Paula Rhea Barnett Shpritz Hubert and Deborah Van Hecke

Timeline 1957-2007

1990 SCA starts international 1990 SCA begins ongoing 1993 SCA mounts 1993 SCA receives 1994 SCA begins on- 1989 SCA creates the Greater exchange program with the partnership with L.L.Bean Everglades recovery National Wildlife going partnership with Yellowstone Recovery Corps Soviet Union following massive wildfires effort following Federation Conservation AmeriCorps SCA Hurricane Andrew Achievement Award

USA 1989 Bill McKibben’s The 1989 Exxon Valdez 1994 Bald eagle upgraded 1995 Wolves reintro- End of Nature, warning of duced to Yellowstone 34 from endangered to threatened list global warming National Park SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors

Legacy and Life James and Alice Frost Phyllis Lindley Inga E. Thompson Foundations & Grable Foundation Ovid D. Robinson Charitable Trust Laird Norton Family Fund Marie L. Gaillard James N. MacLeod Phyllis J. Thompson Mars Foundation of PNC Advisors Charitable LLH/LHM Foundation Income Donors Jane F. Garry June V. McCann Estate of Ann A. Titus Corporations Royal Caribbean International / Trust Laurance S. Rockefeller Fund Walter C. and Lorna Gates John W. McClain Diane L. Trembly The following organizations Celebrity Cruises PNC Community Development George and Miriam Martin SCA is grateful to the following Mary B. Gayley and Marjory A. McKinley Stephen Trimble provided contributions totaling Vidda Foundation - Banking Foundation individuals who have established William V. Gnichtel Marilee McLean Henrietta G. Truitt $250 or more to SCA between Michael Brewer Fund Prince Charitable Trusts The D. Lynd and Terri K. a life-income gift and/or included Kathleen D. Gill Mary M. McPherson Marjorie L. Tuttle October 1, 2005 and River Branch Foundation McGowan Foundation the Association in their estate Ann M. Gillard Vincent and Natalie Merrill Edward R. Uehling January 10, 2007. $10,000+ The Russell Family Foundation Money Arenz Foundation plans. Emma Leigh Goodwin Peter C. Miles Helene P. Victor Anonymous (2) Robert M. Schiffman Foundation Edward S. Moore Family Christina Graybill Margaret and Joseph Miller Elizabeth F. Wadsworth $100,000+ Adobe Foundation Fund at Elmina Sewall Foundation Foundation Anonymous (18) Lyn and Ralph Haber Jane E. Minesinger Janice Weinman The Annenberg Foundation - the Community Foundation The Spring Creek Foundation New Hampshire Charitable Alan and Helen Appleford Nancy Glenn Hansen David S. Misun Cheryl Wilfong and Los Angeles Office Silicon Valley Tapeats Fund Foundation - Upper Valley Virginia R. Bacher Robert Hanson and Lyda Dicus Robert and Helen Moody William McKim Claude Worthington Benedum All Is One Frederick & Margaret L. Region Kenneth and Delma Baldridge Ellen and Ellis Harris Helen M. Mount Betty B. Willey Foundation The Bancroft Foundation Weyerhaeuser Foundation New York Mercantile Exchange Dutch and Hilary Barhydt L. Joyce Heinzelman Virginia L. Mouw Richard M. Wizansky and ExxonMobil Foundation The Batchelor Foundation The Wortham Foundation Charitable Foundation Maeluise Barkin Grace H. Henderson Judith B. Nadai Todd W. Mandell Ford Motor Company Fund S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Panhandle Energy Edmund Bartlett Milda Hester Anita Norman Estate of Elizabeth A. Wood The Home Depot Foundation The Herb Block Foundation Foundation Pearson Family Charitable Patricia Bartlett Wilfred and Sylvia Hill Carmen B. Pappas Virginia B. Wood Houston Endowment Inc. Clark-Winchcole Foundation Wyco Fund Foundation Estate of Rebecca L. Barton Joyce V. Hiller Emma and Walter Pavelchek Elizabeth Woolley Johnson Controls, Inc. ConocoPhillips The Peterson Charitable Barbara and Harry Beasley Noel and Patricia Holmgren Jeffrey N. Pennell Betty and Roger Wrigley The Meadows Foundation Edwin W. and Catherine M. Under $10,000 Lead Trust Thomas Beatini and Anna K. Holstrom Sandra Perkins and Catherine C. Yarnelle National Park Foundation Davis Foundation Anonymous The Scrooby Foundation Dina Scacchetti Helen M. Hoover Jeffrey Ochsner Unilever United States DC Watershed Protection Autodesk Serve DC Floyd and Estelle Benner Becky and Matt Hope Daniel B. Perry Foundation Division, EHA Anna and Harry Borun Shaker Lakes Garden Club Jean M. Bennett Elizabeth C. Hurd Alexandra Pligavko Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation Sidney Fund Alice and Edwin J. Bernet Marjean A. Ingalls Anne Powell Riley $50,000+ Foundation Capital One Dylan Todd Simonds Foundation William and Katherine Beyer Mildred L. Jaynes Agnes R. Priddy American Eagle Outfitters Elizabeth Ordway Dunn Chevron Corporation Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Robert Bland Marilyn Johnson Elizabeth C. Titus Putnam The Brown Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Cleveland Foundation Foundation Sarah L. Bohrer G. Richard Keller and Jonathan and Alice Richardson of Houston Edwards Mother Earth The Clorox Company Foundation The John Ben Snow Memorial Shannon Brady Marcia O. Keller Mary C. Riley Islands Fund Foundation DC Children and Youth Investment Trust Marianne S. Brecher Kathleen A. Kelley Jean B. Rogers Johnson & Johnson Fannie Mae Foundation Fund Trust Corporation Alexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer Catherine D. Brown Mrs. R. B. Kemp John Mosby Russell Mazda Foundation of The Community Foundation Dominion Foundation Foundation Marjori Brusasco Bruce D. Killips Joan S. Samara Meyer Memorial Trust for the National Capital Region Dominion Virginia Power The Stettenheim Foundation Marsh and Peggy Bull Grace M. Kirchner Jay and Meg Satz National Forest Foundation Claire Giannini Fund Duke Energy Foundation Sustainable Pittsburgh Joyce Calhoun Helen L. Knopp Mr. and Mrs. Edward W Savery The Lillian Goldman Charitable Eastern Analytical, Inc. The Timberland Company Margaret D. Carter Jane A. McLamarrah Dwaine Schuldt Vera J. Tucker Charitable $25,000+ Trust Everett Philanthropic Fund Anne Childs and Charles Collins Ethel Konigin Edith Schwartz Healy Family Foundation Ferriday Fund Charitable Trust Foundation Heinke K. Clark Ruth S. Kram Lucretia L. Scott Alcoa Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment American Eagle Outfitters The Juniper Foundation Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation Elva Bess Cook Janice W. Krenmayr Bernice S. Seiden Jacob and Charlotte Lehrman Freddie Mac Program Ann and Dougal Crowe Ruth P. Kueser Sally and Dave Skimin Foundation Walker Machinery Company Anacostia Waterfront Foundation The Fund for American Studies Barbara Putnam Daly Nick J. Labedz McGregor and Jacqueline Smith The Lightfoot Foundation The Jacob and Terese Hershey The Washington Post Fred T. Darvill, Jr. Carol Ann Lawson Vera F. Smith Corporation WCA Waste Management L.L. Bean The Looking Glass Institute Foundation Gordon F. Davies Kirk Lawton Dorothy M. Somers Marisla Foundation Corina Higginson Trust Youth Foundation, Inc. Margaret A. Del Mar James and Mary Leatherberry Jed L. Staley The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Youth Service America Foundation Miranda Lux Foundation Hiller Highlands Five Association Charles D. Dickey III Dorotha B. Ledman Les H. Stanfield The Clowes Fund, Inc. The Thomas Marshall Foundation David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Frances A. Dimond Kimberly A. Leizinger Louis W. Staudenmaier III Darden Restaurants Foundation Mellon Financial Corporation Foundation Frank J. Dixon Lucille Lemmon Robert and Joan Stearns Educational Foundation of Motiva Enterprises LLC Roy A. Hunt Foundation Robert W. Eckland Elizabeth P. Lent Myrne M. and America The Curtis and Edith Munson The Mary Hillman Jennings Muriel B. Emery Larry and Donna Lesh Wilbur J. Steininger Foundation Foundation Elizabeth and F. Garth Fletcher Allison Rubinstein Levy Merlyn W. Storm National Fish and Wildlife The Katzenberger Foundation Robert C. Foster Estate of Robert C. Likins Martha Hayne Talbot Foundation F. M. Kirby Foundation Beatrice and Thomas Frantz G. Gilbert Lindemann Eugene and Ann Tennyson Timeline 1957-2007

2006 SCA earns Interior 2000 SCA launches 2002 SCA begins 2003 National Fire 1996 SCA publishes 2004 SCA initiates 2005 SCA earns U.S. Forest Dept’s Take Pride in America wilderness restoration wildfire education Plan Council presents Lightly on the Land: recovery effort in wake Service Centennial Award for volunteerism award program in Big Cypress outreach in west- SCA with Excellence in The SCA Trail Building of southern California wildfires conservation leadership National Preserve ern U.S. Community Assistance Award SCA and Maintenance Manual

USA 2005 Hurricane 2006 Mount Rainier, 1997 Kyoto Protocol 2006 “An Inconvenient Truth” Katrina Northwest suffer introduced 37 36 extensive flooding SCA’s Generous Donors

Named Funds Gifts in Kind SCA maintains a number of SCA appreciates in-kind gifts Subway Sandwiches and Salads endowed funds to support volun- to help defray costs for items or Summersville Convention & teers and priority programs and services that would otherwise Visitors Bureau appreciates special funds estab- need to be purchased. Please Target Corporation lished in memory of volunteers, contact Hugh Montgomery for Vital Link staff and other friends of the more information about gifts of Wal-Mart Supercenter Association. new goods and services. Washington Area Bicyclist Association The Blaustein Foundation, Inc. Dorothy Acasta Washington Nationals Baseball Marvin Bodin Memorial Fund Alco Parking Corporation Team Ann Fraser and George Brewer American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. West Virginia American Water Memorial Autocell Electronics, Inc. Whatsa Bagel Brenda M. Cercone Memorial Ben and Jerry’s Old Post Office Whole Foods Market Fund Bounds Construction, Inc. Scott Croll Memorial Fund Chipotle The Elizabeth and E. Sanderson Columbia Sportswear Company Cushman Memorial Fund Cosi Robinson Cushman Memorial Curves for Women Fund Alex Cushman Jack Dolstad Fund Dairy Queen Betsy and Jesse Fink Fund for East End Food Co-op SCA Advancement Einstein Brothers Bagels Henry S. Francis Wilderness Environmental Systems Research Workskills Fund Institute Peter Marshall French Fran’s Family Restaurant Scholarship Fund Ersky Freeman Leon and Lisa Gorman Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. Endowment for Diversity in Giant Eagle Inc. the Outdoors Hair Divas Frederick John Kubeck Memorial Hardman’s Hardware Fund Monique Helstrom Betsy Matsch Memorial Fund The Home Depot, Inc. Pamela Matthews Fund Java Green Sarah Jane McCarron Fund Makz Barber and Beauty Shop Karen Norton Memorial Fund Marmot Mountain, LLC Grace Hendricks Phillips Merry Mary Scholarship Fund Monadnock Paper Mills Walter E. Rice Endowment Fund Jenepher Moseley Al Ryan Memorial Fund Olive Garden Brian E. Scanland Memorial Fund Nautilus - Nicholas Fitness Center Gen Shirane Fund Nicholas Showplace David D. Wadsworth Memorial Patagonia, Washington, DC Fund Pig on the Pit BBQ A. Scott Warthin Jr. Memorial Bruce and Elizabeth Putnam Fund REI Sambino’s Pizza Lewis R. Shelley Starbucks

Ahead 2007 SCA names 50,000th member 2007 SCA launches 2007 SCA conducts 2007 SCA holds alumni 2008 SCA, NPS convene Conservation in “Green Tie” receptions in reunions, service events at EarthVision: Actions for a Action Multi-Media San Francisco, Seattle, Grand Teton, Olympic, Healthy Planet summit, Essay Contest Pittsburgh, Washington, DC Yosemite, more SCA Washington, DC, April ‘08

38 Presenting Sponsor 39 Financial Results 2004 - 2006 (in thousands) 2004 2005 2006 SUPPORT AND REVENUE Financial Report Program Income 14,614 17,565 18,236 Gifts and Grants 2,711 2,961 3,215 Individual Giving 1942 2,164 2,600 2006 Support & Revenue Two thousand six was another successful year for the Student Conservation Association, both from a mission perspective and financially. Other Income 93 117 138 From a mission perspective, SCA enrolled and fielded more than for financial performance and fund raising efficiency and Charity Total Unrestricted Operating Support and Revenue $19,360 $22,807 $24,189 3,100 young people in a wide range of conservation service and Navigator’s highest, four-star rating. Gifts Designated for Endowment (Note 1) 155 413 283 13.5% educational programs. This increase in the number of volunteers is coupled with many of them spending longer terms in the field The Association’s endowment strengthened in 2006, generating Temporarily Restricted Grants 4 -77 -300 9.6% thereby gaining an even more rewarding experience. more than $285,000 in income, and providing the ability to invest Restricted Gifts 146 319 -11 76.4% in a range of new programs. These opportunities further the core Total Support and Revenue $19,665 $23,462 $24,162 Financially, 2006 was our 19th consecutive year with an operating intern experience and bring additional opportunities to urban as surplus. SCA’s operating revenue increased over 6% from the previ- well as high school aged youth. Ongoing philanthropic support of ous year to $24.2 million. SCA’s mission ensures that we can continue to improve the acces- OPERATING EXPENSES sibility and expand the range of the SCA experiences. Program Expenses: We have built new relationships with resource management agen- cies and expanded relationships with long time partners. SCA To obtain a copy of the audited financial statements of the Student Field Expenses 12,345 14,263 14,815 Program Income 76.4% continues to adapt and evolve our intern “model” to meet the Conservation Association, Inc., please contact the Association. Program Support and Development 3,472 3,986 4,327 changing needs in the market, the changing needs of our members, Foundation & Participant Recruitment 838 890 1,011 and the continued fiscal challenges faced by everyone working in the Respectfully submitted, Corporate Grants 13.5% conservation arena. Total Program Expenses $16,655 $19,139 $20,153 Gifts from Individuals 9.6% General and Administrative 1,509 2,239 2,240 SCA remains tenacious in expense control and administrative cost Fund Raising Expenses: management. More than 84% of 2006 expenses are committed to program activities. We focus our attention and investment on For Operations 1,051 1,260 1,501 the young people that will be our “next generation of conservation For Endowment 132 134 172 2006 Expenses leaders”. As a result, for another year, SCA received an A- rank- Richard J. Seaman ing from the standard-bearing American Institute of Philanthropy Chief Financial Officer Total Fund Raising Expenses 1,183 1,394 1,672 Total Operating Expenses $19,347 $22,771 $24,065 9.7% INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS 5.8% Unrestricted Funds: 84.5% From Operations 145 170 296 Board Designated (Note 1) 23 279 112 Total Unrestricted Funds 168 449 407 Temporarily Restricted Funds 4 -77 -300 25 Restricted Funds 146 319 -11 Program Expenses 84.5% Total Increase/(Decrease) $318 $691 $96 General & Administrative 9.7% Fundraising 5.8% 20 BALANCE SHEET Total Assets 18,173 20,740 19,953 15 Total Liabilities 7,414 9,290 8,407 Net Assets $10,759 $11,450 $11,547

10 ENDOWMENT VALUE AT SEPTEMBER 30 Board Designated Funds (Note 1) 3,131 3,411 3,522 5 Donor Restricted Funds 3,368 3,686 3,676 Total Endowment Value $6,499 $7,097 $7,198 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Note 1: SCA’s Board of Directors has designated all unrestricted bequest and capital campaign gifts to the endowment fund. Presented net of investment gains/losses at September 30. SCA Total Support and Revenue 2001 - 2006 40 41 SCA Officers SCA National Council Fred Prescott Valerie J. Bailey Edmund Bartlett* John C. Oliver Chairman of the Board Executive Vice President & Chevy Chase, MD Pittsburgh, PA Peter Hafner Jost Assistant Secretary Jack Chin* C.W. Eliot Paine Secretary Richard Seaman Senior Analyst, Vice President Kirkland Hills, OH Blueprint Research & Design, Inc. Reginald C. Shiverick* Chief Financial Officer & Assistant Wendy J. Paulson San Francisco, CA Treasurer Treasurer New York, NY Charles H. Collins Dale M. Penny Scott C. Weaver* Bruce M. Putnam Managing Director, The Forestland Group President & CEO Senior Vice President for Shaftsbury, VT Government Relations & Boston, MA Mark Bodin Allison Whipple Rockefeller* Partnership Development Kathryn Fuller Chief Operating Officer & Executive New York, NY Chair of the Board, Ford Foundation Do Something Grand Vice President Washington, DC Theodore Roosevelt IV Managing Director, Lehman Brothers Scott D. Izzo New York, NY SCA Board of Directors Director, Richard King Mellon Foundation James Gustave Speth Robert Aldag Alan Jones Ligonier, PA Dean, Yale School of Forestry & Paradise Valley, AZ Managing Partner, A. R. Jones & As- Environmental Studies sociates, LLC Judith B. Nadai New Haven, CT Stephen M. Bartram* San Francisco, CA Executive Director, Lake Forest Open Novato, CA Rand Wentworth Lands Association James Maddy Patrick F. Noonan President, Land Trust Alliance Lake Forest, IL CEO, Association of Zoos & Aquariums Chairman Emeritus, Washington, DC Silver Spring, MD The Conservation Fund Melanie Beller Arlington, VA Kellogg Co. Patricia Merritt Washington, DC Vice President, UBS Financial Paula K. Cleary Services, Inc. SCA 50th Anniversary Honorary Committee Westport, CT New York, NY Allison Whipple Rockefeller* Patrick Leahy Joan B. Murphy William C. Coleman Co-chair, New York, NY U.S. Senator, Vermont CEO, CLF Ventures Phoenix, AZ Theodore Roosevelt IV Cornelius B. Murphy, Jr Boston, MA Fred Prescott Co-chair, Managing Director, President, SUNY-College of Environ- Vice President, LL Bean Tom Collier Lehman Brothers mental Science & Forestry Freeport, ME Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP New York, NY Syracuse, NY Washington, DC Gene Reineke Ken Burns James O’Donnell Cheif Operating Officer, Clydia J. Cuykendall Filmmaker CEO, American Eagle Outfitters Hill & Knowlton USA Of Counsel, Cushman Law Offices Walpole, NH Pittsburgh, PA Olympia, WA Chicago, IL Dr. Sylvia A. Earle James Gustave Speth Dick Resch Dayton R. Duncan National Geographic Society Dean, Yale School of Forestry & President and CEO, KI Leave a Legacy for Our Land Florentine Films Washington, DC Environmental Studies Green Bay, WI Walpole, NH New Haven, CT Dianne Feinstein John J. Reynolds Patricia “Pipa” Elias* U.S. Senator, California Robert G. Stanton Protect the grandeur of our treasured lands for years to come with a legacy gift to SCA. You can Executive Vice President, Centennial Graduate Student, Department of Retired Director, National Park Service Planning, National Park Foundation Daniel Fogel remember SCA in your will or living trust. Or you can name SCA a beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k) Forestry, Virginia Tech Fairfax Station, VA President, University of Vermont Blacksburg, VA Washington, DC or life insurance policy. You can also establish a tax-saving life income arrangement with SCA. Burlington, VT Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam* Dean Fischer Jane Rogers SCA Founding President Mill Valley, CA Kathryn Fuller President, West Monroe Partners Shaftsbury, VT Chair of the Board, Ford Foundation For information on smart estate planning strategies under the new tax law and the proper legal Chicago, IL Reginald C. Shiverick* Washington, DC Martha Hayne Talbot President, Dakota Software designation for SCA, please contact Hugh Montgomery toll-free at 1-888-722-9675, etx. 151 or David D. Fitch McLean, VA Charles A. Harvey President & CEO, Gables Residential Cleveland, OH [email protected]. VP of Diversity and Public Affairs, Bill White Atlanta, GA Robert G. Stanton Johnson Controls Mayor, Houston, TX Retired Director, National Park Service Milwaukee, WI Fraser Brewer Gilbane Fairfax Station, VA Committee as of February 1, 2007 Rumford, RI Catherine Hill Joshua C. Stearns* President, Vassar College Jane O. Goedecke Instructor, University of Massachusetts Poughkeepsie, NY Goedecke & Co., LLC Amherst, MA Boston, MA Ellen Spencer Susman CFC#0941 Charles “Reb” Gregg The Spencer Connection, Inc. SCA is a proud partner of AmeriCorps and SCA is proud to be a member of Earth Share, SCA has been granted an A- rating by the Gregg Law Houston, TX SCA Management Team the Corporation for National and Community a federation of nonprofit conservation and envi- American Institute of Philanthropy. SCA also Houston, TX Dale M. Penny Scott C. Weaver* Christina P. Wong* Service Network. ronmental organizations. Through the Combined holds a Four Star (highest) ranking from Peter S. Hayes President & CEO Senior Vice President for Government University of California Berkeley Federal Campaign, and state and corporate Charity Navigator, a leading independent President, Hyla Woods San Francisco, CA Valerie J. Bailey Relations & Partnership Development Portland, OR workplace giving campaigns, Earth Share provides charity evaluator. Peter Hafner Jost Executive Vice President for Strategic Kevin Hamilton opportunities for individuals to contribute funds to Miranda Henning* General Counsel Planning & Development Vice President for Public Relations & support SCA’s programs and activities. Our thanks Senior Manager, ENVIRON Interna- Communications Dickstein Shapiro Morin Mark Bodin to the many donors who contribute to SCA through tional Corporation & Oshinsky LLP, Washington, DC Chief Operating Officer & Executive Kimberly L. Henning Portland, ME workplace giving. 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