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EXECUTIVE NOTES

Though outside the 1999 master plan, we started the year From the Director with a complete renovation of the interior of Nocturnal Hall. In April, Eeeww! opened to the delight of youngsters as a collection of spiders, hissing cockroaches, snakes and frogs 2004 was a year of progress as we completed two major projects (among many other interesting creatures) found a new home at in the master plan. Elephant Walk, a renovation of the the Zoo. Plans for 2005 include the addition of a large snake elephant yard and associated public pathways, was opened in (12+ feet long) to Eeeww! The $250,000 exhibit was made August to the delight of Zoo guests and the elephants. The possible by an anonymous donor. new facility tripled the outside space available to Sujatha and Little Mac while making signifi cant improvements to the Throughout 2004 Zoo staff worked to complete a parking and pathways that surround the exhibit. The $2.8 million exhibit traffi c study as part of the City’s review process for the remaining master plan projects: Discovery Pavilion, Condor Country, The Wave (a hilltop restaurant facility with restrooms), a new tiger exhibit, and renovation of the service yard.

All of these wonderful changes have been made possible by our many friends and donors. These major improvements touch the experience of millions of Zoo visitors. 2005 promises to be another year of progress.

Richard Block CEO/Zoo Director

The “girls” enjoy their newly remodeled habitat. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

was designed to manage the two 34-year Zoo residents under Executive Committee Directors protected contact, a system of care that always maintains a Mr. Paul Franz, President Mr. Jon Bull barrier between the zoo keepers and the elephants. Mr. Chip Turner, Vice President Mr. John Cleese Mr. George Burtness, Treasurer Mr. Fred Clough In September, Wings of Asia opened to the public. The Ms. Harriet Miller, Secretary Ms. Ann Daniel exhibit was originally called the “Telephone-Pole Aviary” Ms. Molly Dolle because the telephone poles that support the exhibit’s mesh Honorary Directors Mrs. Ginni Dreier barrier were donated and put in place by General Telephone Mr. William Brace Mr. Peter Jordano in 1980. Though much work had been done to renovate Mr. Arthur Henzell Dr. Brian Kopeikin certain aspects of the “pole aviary” in recent years, it was not Mr. Peter Jordano Mr. Thomas Luria until 2004 that a complete $390,000 renovation was initiated. Mr. Robert Kallman Mr. Ken Richardson The Alice Tweed Tuohy and Dr. Joseph & Helene Z. Pollock Mr. J. Terry Schwartz Foundations were primarily responsible for sponsoring the Director Emeritus Mr. Eldon Shiffman signifi cant improvements to this beautiful exhibit. Mr. Ted McToldridge Dr. Alex Soffi ci Mrs. Sue Aldrich Wagner

2 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO From the Board President ZOO STAFF CEO/Zoo Director Zoo Keeper Richard Block Miguel Carbajal In 2004 the Santa Barbara Zoo continued to reach out to all Chief Operating Offi cer Zoo Keeper Nancy H. McToldridge Maria Cordero segments of our community offering educational, recreational, Zoo Keeper and conservation opportunities. The enthusiasm of our MANAGERS Heather Davis Accounting Director Zoo Keeper professional staff and management continues to improve Carol Bedford Jane Epaminonde the facility and programs for all to enjoy. In addition, these Development Director Zoo Keeper Jill Muchow Rode, CFRE Katherine Gregory talented professionals hold leadership positions in national Education Curator Zoo Keeper and international conservation, research, and zoological Kirsten Friar Wes Hardin Assistant Education Curator Zoo Keeper organizations which culminated in our very successful hosting Heather Johnson Carlos Abitia of this year’s regional conference of the American Zoo & Facilities/Horticulture Manager Zoo Keeper Abel Landeros Kevin Hosford Aquarium Association (AZA) in March. Food Service Manager Zoo Keeper Chris Zaludek Allison Hovsepian Assistant Food Service Manager Zoo Keeper In August we welcomed our Asian elephants, Sujatha and Mehgan Fay Ann Jordan General Curator Zoo Keeper Little Mac, back to Santa Barbara from their temporary visit at Alan Varsik Robert Cramer Chaffee Zoo in Fresno. With the opening of the renovated and Assistant Curator Zoo Keeper Ingrid Russell Daniel Mondl enlarged elephant exhibit, we expanded ADA access to large Guest Services Director Zoo Keeper portions of the Zoo. We continue to make great progress on our Joyce Worrell-Pa’u Kelly Murphy Assistant Guest Services Manager Zoo Keeper long term plan to enhance the guest experience and make the David Velazquez Julia Parker Zoo more accessible to the entire community. Cats of Africa, Human Resources Director Zoo Keeper Corinne Santini James Traverse which opened early in 2003, was home to the birth of a lion Marketing Director Food Preparation Technician cub, “Kiki”- a zoo fi rst- in February. The continued generosity Wendy Campbell Angela Rodriguez Retail Manager of our many friends and supporters along with countless hours Ross Beardsley EDUCATION of volunteer time make all these projects possible and make the Safety/Security Manager Education Specialist Chris Briggs Ivonne Budianto-Hunsinger Zoo a true community endeavor and a precious asset. Staff Veterinarian Education Specialist H. Karl Hill, DVM Robyn Charlton Many more exciting and unique opportunities are in store for COORDINATORS FACILITIES/HORTICULTURE Administrative Coordinator Custodian the Zoo and the Santa Barbara community in the near future. Adriana Hernandez Thurley Gage The Zoo and its staff have been supporting and providing Development Coordinator Custodian Pieter van Meeuwen Juan Trujillo assistance to the Recovery Program for Elephant Program & Behavioral General Maintenance several years. Plans are now under way for an exceptional Husbandry Coordinator John Aldana Gina Nichols General Maintenance exhibit at the Zoo. The Zoo’s proposed California condor Executive Assistant Jose Rueda facility directly serves the needs of the recovery program Colleen Dennis General Maintenance Inventory Supply Coordinator John Strickland while giving the public access to see and learn about these Benjamin Cabrera Groundskeeper amazing birds. The construction of this exhibit along with the Lead Keepers Terry Douglas Adams Carlos Abitia, Birds Groundskeeper reconstruction of the endangered Channel Island fox facility Joshua Charlton, Mammals Isaac Contreras James Giacobbe, Herps Groundskeeper makes the Zoo’s (and Santa Barbara’s) contribution to the Membership Coordinator Bill Johnston Kimberly Roberson success and survival of these local species signifi cant. Groundskeeper Private Event Coordinator Jose Silva Katharine Buford Groundskeeper Registrar Juan Valdez I invite you to visit the Zoo and see and enjoy what you and Katie Kimble Groundskeeper your community has created for itself. The Santa Barbara Zoo, Research & Conservation Coordinator Daniel Villalta with a long tradition of volunteer investment and community Wendy Stanford Veterinary Technician FOOD SERVICE support, continues to hold a special place in the hearts of many Toni Schriver Kitchen Supervisor Volunteer Coordinator Yesenia Matamoros Santa Barbarans. We’re very excited about the changes at Lori Krubsack the Zoo. GUEST SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Admissions Supervisor Lead Teller Patricia Madrigal Come see us again soon. Linda De Lucas Receptionist RETAIL Cristina Silva Floor Supervisor Serena Masuda ANIMAL CARE Zoo Keeper SAFETY/SECURITY Paul Franz Patrick Abtey Security Guard Zoo Keeper Luis Torres Santa Barbara Zoo Board President Kristen Boeche

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 3 CONSERVATION

Research and Conservation

The Zoo took a signifi cant step in the advancement of our Wilderness Society, the organization that monitors condors research and conservation programs in 2004. We hired our fi rst in Big Sur and Pinnacles National Monument. We have Research and Conservation Coordinator, Wendy Stanford. gathered information on the resources needed to support After an animal care internship and fi eld conservation, including radio monitoring equipment, serving as our fi rst Channel Island fox which we will be adding to grant applications and donation Conservation Intern, Wendy hit the requests. We’ve also developed opportunities to put staff in ground running to broaden and strengthen the fi eld regularly to support condor conservation. our research and conservation efforts in many ways. We have increased and enhanced the research at the Zoo which supports our management needs. In 2004 we presented The Zoo continues to be a primary contributor in the conservation and captive management of Island fox. Wendy Stanford and Alan Varsik were invited to participate in the Press event announcing the listing of the four northern subspecies as Endangered. This involved a trip to Santa Cruz Island with members of the press and a discussion with Russell Galipeau, Channel Islands National Park Superintendent, and Tim Coonan, Channel Islands National Park Terrestrial Biologist. As the only members of the mainland zoo community present, it was a privilege to be recognized for our contributions to the conservation effort.

Animal care staff contributed 104 hours of time supporting the management of foxes on the islands. This doesn’t include the several trips that our veterinarian, Dr. Karl Hill, took to the islands to treat

sick or injured foxes. Inset: Hand rearing condor chick using a puppet. Above: Sub-adult condor at a release site. The 2004 Island Fox Working Group meetings took on a new format, with the endangered listing of the four Northern data and analysis on the exhibit use by lions in our Cats of subspecies. U.S. Fish and Wildlife service has now established Africa. We also gathered initial exhibit use information on our the more formalized Island Fox Recovery Coordination Group elephants as they explored their new home. This information (RCG). Dr. Karl Hill, Katie Kimble, Ingrid Russell, Wendy helps us assess how the exhibit is being used by the . Stanford, and Alan Varsik attended the summer’s meetings It also provides insight into how our guests experience the of the RCG, and serve on various expertise groups. The Zoo exhibit. We can make adjustments in management, such as continues to maintain the studbook used to manage both the enrichment applications, to increase exhibit usage and improve mainland island foxes and those managed by the National Park the guest experience if needed. Service on the islands. This is a valuable tool for appropriate genetic and demographic modeling. On April 8, the Zoo We are continuing to use video monitoring and digital received a Partnership Achievement Award from the National recording equipment to gather information on our animals. Park Service for our fox conservation work. Video monitoring was used during the birth of our lion cubs. This allowed us to monitor events without disturbing the lions’ Our connection with the California condor continues to situation. The cameras also allowed us to share what was going evolve. We now have a relationship with the Ventana on in the behind-the-scenes areas with our guests.

4 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO ELEPHANT WALK DONORS The Santa Barbara Zoo is grateful to the following supporters of Elephant Walk.

$600,000 + Zora & Les Charles Leatrice & Eli Luria Chad & Ginni Dreier Peter Crawford & Pieter van Mireille & Chris Mills Meeuwen Ms. Velma Morell Mrs. Ian N. Dundas $250,000 - $499,999 Mr. T. P. Dalzell Brenden & Shea Brockman David Dwelley & Liana Landru Joe & Alice Cox Mrs. Barbara R. DeGroot Lisa & Frederick Saal Pam & John Evarone The Dehlsen Foundation Cyndee & Michael Schiffer Mary Beth & Ernest Ferrel $100,000 - $249,999 Douglas Foundation Inez J. Scotti Ms. Constance K. Fossa The Ann Jackson Family Gregory Faulkner Sullivan Charitable Foundation Tiffany & Frank Foster Foundation The Kyle Feighner Family Janet & Susanne Uribe Richard & Yvette Franklin Estate of Rose Karat Judith Hogan Harold L. Votey, Jr. Denise & William Frazier Rich & Luci Janssen Fredric Fucci $50,000 - $99,999 Michele & Geoffrey Jones $250 - $499 Maryann & James Fullerton The Ayrshire Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kipnis Betty & Michael Bagdasarian Debi & Bob Gioia Santa Barbara Zoological Society Jeanne L. Kubes Wendy M. Edmunds Jessica & Randy Glick Wallis Foundation Melinda & Dean Mars Kjirsten & Scott Fouts Dolly & Anthony Granatelli Nancy Balch Marston Susan & David Grether Karen & John Greathouse $25,000 - $49,999 Ray Mathiasen & Leslie Dimattia Joan & Robert Hollman Susan Hahn Suzanne Muir Bill McBride Independent Order of Odd Francis & Ted Halpern Gary & Anna Nett Mrs. Milbank McFie Fellows, Lodge 232 Pamela J. Hamlin June G. Outhwaite Charitable Trust Marion & Bruce Miller Rose & Ken Jansen Carol & Ralph Harman Kathleen & Thomas Wathen Barbara & Brent Muchow Elisabeth & James Johnson Judith & William Henry Barbara & Seth Olitzky Connie & Richard Kennelly Regine & Jack Hoag $10,000 - $24,999 Valerie & Donley Olson Laguna Blanca School Ann & Richard Homan Meagan & Allison Easton William A. Ponder Julia & Kenny Loggins Hazel Heath Horton Philanthropic Helen & Jim Gamble Julia J. Riva McDonald’s of Santa Barbara Trust Leonard Hill Foundation Kate, Jenna, Jill & Scott Rode Jane Vruwink Palmer Daniel Hulben Jan Montgomery Wanda Lee Rodgers Fred & Margaret Perutz Patricia & Willard Irwin William W. Murfey John & Linda Ruffi n Barbara & Herbert Peterson Gerald Jacobs & Christine Allen Santa Barbara Foundation Sue & Terry Schwartz Betty & George Rowley Judy & Randy Jewell Santa Barbara Zoo Auxiliary M. Barry Semler Martha L. Shiffman Cheryl & Kevin Kelly The Wood-Claeyssens Foundation Nancy Smith Shiffman Consulting, Inc. Marguerite & Jeffrey Koh Mr. Stuart S. Taylor Charles Svoboda Landscapes & Amalia & Frederick Kohlhoff $5,000 - $9,999 Tenet Healthcare Foundation Maintenance Rose & Jim Kortright Ruth & Tom Crawford Eleanor Thomas Alexander Taron Importer Joanne & Jeffrey Kurtzer Katy & Ernest Drew Louise Tighe Daisy & Donn Tognazzini Myrna & Charles Logan Marvin Poteet & Ellen Keeter Turpin Family Charitable Diane & Leon Wallace Viola I. Lynch The Lehrer Family Foundation Foundation Pamela & Kenneth Wenzel Sona MacMillan John & Lucy Lundegard Jean & Davis von Wittenburg Judith & Peter Whiting Dinah & John Mason Mid-State Bank Foundation, Inc. Westside Recovery Services, LLC. Shirley Wilson Susan & Dwayne McCulloch Samuel B. Mosher Foundation Mrs. Claude W. Youker The McIntyre Brothers Mrs. Alma Pearson Steven D. Zelko, M.D. $100 - $249 Lois Measures Pepsi-Cola Company Anonymous Connie & William Mooneyham Connie Speight $500 - $999 Acin Farms Mark Moseley Sue & Bill Wagner Amherst Exchange Corporation American Nameplate Company Pamela & Jon Nothwang Bea & Mortimer Andron Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Bailey C. Olenberger $2,500 - $4,999 Ada-Marie Bowers Gretchen & Walt Barger Natalie & Paul Orfalea Roy E. Crummer Foundation Dr. Robert Bryant Mrs. Ruth M. Beach Julia & Scott Orlosky Ann Daniel Alger & Marjorie Chaney Virginia P. Bertrando Dinah A. Parlan Trevor Fetter Family Fred & Linda Clough Susanne & Wiley Blair Phelps Dodge Foundation Leslie Gilder & Alan Gilder Clarice E. Cornell Margaret L. Bonazzola Jaydev Prajapati Elenore & Thomas Hugunin Crary Foundation Cecelia & Kirk Borchardt Toni & Mike Quinn Luria Development Company Jean & Stephen Crossland Ilse Bourbeau Marilou & Mike Rivera The Notley Foundation Norman Fisher Gabriela & David Breuer Robert’s Technical Services Warren & Katherine Schlinger Naoma & Lester Ford Katherine & Dean Brown Beverly & Maxwell Sanders Foundation Barbara & Paul Franz Cain Family Trust Maureen & Lee Sklar Yardi Systems, Inc. Eric Gardner Suzette Chafey Ms. Barbara Spiegel Juliana & Donn Hemke D. Thompson Challinor & Gerald & April Thede $1,000 - $2,499 Alice Henry Karen Nelson Wilda & Larry Thomas Amgen Foundation Mr. & Mrs. W. Burns Hoffman Deborah & Allen Chase Charles & Connie Thompson Dr. Cynthia Barrett Vikki & Rob Hunt Mary Gray Conners Mrs. Harold John Vaile A. Bermant Family Sally Jones Jeanette & Robert Crawford Gregg Wagener Rich Block & Tracy Pfautch Ms. Hope S. Kelly Marjorie & Hewes Crispin Dawn A. Williamson Kelly & Hugh Boss Louise & Stephen Komp Gloria S. Daly Mr. John M. Wilson Patricia A. Brooks Shirley & Seymour Lehrer Lucille B. Dawes Dan & Connie Wynn Nancy & Michael Casey Debra & Jay Levine Molly Wrather Dolle

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 5 LIFE AT THE ZOO

Animal Care

and a more enriching experience for the elephants. The elephants “customized” the exhibit (read: broke a few things) as expected, but overall the new space has worked out well for keepers and elephants. The elephant keepers have made signifi cant progress with the management of our elephants in their new space.

Another major project was the completion of the Wings of Asia exhibit. A new pathway, pool and all new landscaping created an excellent space for both guests and animals. We added many new Asian bird species, including long-tailed broad bills, Indian rollers, fairy bluebirds, white-cheeked laughing thrushs and Above: Madagascar hissing cockroaches shine at the new Eeeww! exhibit. blue-crowned pigeons. The Right: Bar-headed goose blends into the newly renovated Wings of Asia aviary. complex social introduction When it comes to change, 2004 brought lots of it. The Animal of all these species was Care Department not only experienced managing several major facilitated by our Lead new or renovated exhibits and new species, it went through Keeper, Carlos Abitia, and a great deal of staff transition and the addition of new staff the rest of the bird team. We to the department. All this occurred during the same year continue to add birds to the the Zoo hosted an American Zoo and Aquarium Association aviary to enhance our guests’ (AZA) regional conference and prepared for a very thorough experience. accreditation process. A major event for the Early in the year we helped transform the aging Nocturnal Hall Animal Care Department into the Eeeww! exhibit, featuring many new invertebrate was the birth of Kiki, our species such as the vinegaroon and spiny devil sticks. Our fi rst lion cub. Although she “herp” (herpetology-the study of reptiles and amphibians) had to be hand-reared, we were successful at introducing her team, led by Lead Keeper, Jim Giacobbe, spearheaded making back to her mother and to our older lioness, Kali. All of our this exhibit a great experience for our guests. The name lions are now located at Cats of Africa. The complex process of defi nitely fi ts; rarely does a day go by when you don’t hear one lion introductions was facilitated by our mammal team, led by of our guests reinforcing it. new Lead Keeper Josh Charlton.

The long awaited return of Sujatha and Little Mac occurred We had many new staff members join the Animal Care during the summer. Gina Nichols, the Zoo’s fi rst Elephant Department in 2004. Former Lead Keeper, Katie Kimble, Program and Behavioral Management Husbandry Coordinator, changed roles to become the Zoo’s fi rst full-time Registrar. She headed the new elephant team in the safe and successful move has brought the current records for all of our animals up to date and introduction of our elephants to their new space. Not only and is also working on generating accurate historical records. is the exhibit larger and more dynamic, our management of the Katie has also handled the paperwork for our many new elephants has changed to create a safer situation for the keepers exhibits and animal transfers.

6 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO ANIMAL INVENTORY As of December 31, 2004 (does not includeANIMAL animals that INVENTORY are out on loan) Horticulture Individuals Species Invertebrates* As of December85 31, 2004 17 Fish* (does not include animals159 that are out on-loan)11 Since its formation in 2003, the Horticulture Committee has Amphibians 29 9 been dedicated to emphasizing the botanical splendor of the Reptiles** 91 40 Santa Barbara Zoo to the community. In the past year, the Birds Individuals153 Species58 Committee strove to enhance visitor approaches to exhibits; Mammals 79 32 to increase the match of plants to the geographic range of Invertebrates*Totals 85596 17167 the animals on exhibit; to enhance educational opportunities Fish** fi sh and invertebrate populations159 are estimated11 with signage and plant labels; and to create more naming Amphibians** some turtles have only been29 identifi ed to the9 genus level opportunities for donors. Increasing the visibility and Reptiles** 91 40 recognition of the Zoo’s valuable and diverse plant collection Birds 153 58 may serve to attract more visitors to the site. Mammals 79 32 Totals 596 167 The major accomplishments in 2004 were: four exhibits *fi sh and invertebrate populations are estimated landscaped with attractive plantings that match their proper ** some turtles have only been identifi ed to the genus geographic regions (Cats of Africa, Elephant Walk, level Wings of Asia, and the fl amingo pond); a new South African Garden; two new topiaries; enhanced plantings along the walkway to Cats of Africa; a large new browse garden; and removal of invasive plants from the bioswale below Cats of Africa and the exhibit (for treating runoff water before it enters the Bird Refuge). Gulliver takes a break on the bridge to Gibbon Island.

THE PHOENIX SOCIETY The Santa Barbara Zoo extends heartfelt thanks to these individuals that have made provisions for the Zoo in their estate plans.

Ms. Catherine Bordé Pamela & Bryan McCabe Shirley & Harry Bordé Ms. Velma Morell Ada-Marie Bowers Gretchen D. Notley Beatrice & Everett Cain Carol & Bob Olivera Victoria & Joseph Conley George Ostertag Marjorie Ehlen Susan Painter Elisabeth E. Elkin Jane Vruwink Palmer Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Ellis Mrs. Alma Pearson Mr. Richards K. Farnham Ruth & Rick Ransom Mildred G. Federico Mr. LeRoy A. Rayle Denise & William Frazier Marya & Ronald Shifl ett Lee L. Gilbert Mr. David A. Silvian Elenore & Thomas Hugunin Dorothy B. Smith More labels make the Cactus Garden more educational. Rose Karat Lynda & Bud Stuart Ellen G. Keeter Wendy & Fred Tazartes The Horticultural Committee will continue its plans in Mr. William Little Debra Vaughan 2005 with the addition of more crowd-pleasing topiaries, Rose & Mark Livingston Jean & Davis changes to the courtyard pond and the placement of plant Jeanne & Larry Lovelace von Wittenburg labels and interpretive graphics in key locations. In addition to Katharine Mallin providing much professional advice, many committee members Melinda & Dean Mars The Society also has seven donated planting materials and the funds to make these Bill McBride anonymous members. projects possible.

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 7 LIFE AT THE ZOO

Education

2004 brought new changes and exciting opportunities to the Education Department. School We are the Education Department programs were re-invigorated with new curriculum and a fresh focus on home school students thanks to of the Santa Barbara Zoo. Education Specialist Robyn Charlton. We developed and hosted a special home school open house where We create outstanding experiences home school parents discovered what the Zoo had to offer as they sampled programs, met with other that inspire people to save the world. parents and toured the Zoo. All told, more than 35,000 students visited the Santa Barbara Zoo as part of their school fi eld trips in 2004. EDUCATION ATTENDANCE STATISTICS

Lori Krubsack, Education Specialist, particiapted in the SUMMER ZOO CAMP PROGRAM National Geographic and National Oceanic and Atmospheric • 1450 children attended Administration’s Channel Island Marine Sanctuary Field Study • 105 children received scholarships

OTHER FEE-BASED PROGRAMS Fee-based programs included 40 Zoo Snoozes, 98 classes/ workshops, and two weeks of spring and winter Zoo Camp. (One child’s week of Camp is counted as one visit.)

A total of 986 children attended fee-based education programs in 2004 (250 attended fee-based classes, 736 attended overnights).

SCHOOL PROGRAMS • 35,215 students visited the Zoo in 2004 • 800 students attended 44 Project Discovery Workshops

VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS Number of Volunteers: 1,079 Number of Hours Contributed: 19,777 Dollar Value: $205,028

Breakdown Hours Value Administration 152 $2,002 Animal Care 3,105 $32,177 Development 178 $2,964 Education 15,744 $162,333 Food Service 17 $163 Zoo campers get up close to Kiki. Guest Services 35 $284 Hospital 342 $3,235 on Santa Cruz Island. Twelve student/teacher pairs from around Maintenance/Groundskeeping 31 $339 the country were selected to participate in this rare four-day Marketing 173 $1,531 expedition to experience remote island life. During the trip, students had the opportunity to study and photograph the Grand Total 19,777 $205,028 landscape, fl ora and fauna of the island.

8 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO 2004 DONOR CIRCLE MEMBERS

President’s Circle Keeper’s Circle Linda Blinkenberg Anonymous Joanne Blokker Kathy & Edward Arnold Rodney K. Brown Cynthia & Peter Austin Noelle Burkey Betty & Michael Bagdasarian Sarah & Roger Chrisman Mr. & Mrs. J.W. Bailey Mrs. Alice C. Cox Sheila & Michael Bonsignore Chad & Ginni Dreier Karen & Charley Burgett Douglas Dreier Joan Wolcott Carson Kristin Dreier Karen & Frank Caufi eld Pamela J. Hamlin Liza & Robert Cohen Sue & Thomas Parker Ms. Dorianne Cotter Paulette & Arthur J. Posch Jean & Stephen Crossland Lots of things to smile about at Boo at the Zoo! Leslie & Paul Ridley-Tree Jill & Kent Englert Fee-based programs continued to expand and attract new Nancy & David Fleming audiences with the addition of Education Specialist Ivonne Director’s Circle Anne & Tom Goodson Budianto-Hunsinger. In 2004 we saw a dramatic increase in Zora & Les Charles Elizabeth & Steven Green our popular Zoo program; over 700 participants joined Diana & Harold Frank Judith Hogan in the overnight adventures here at the Zoo. The imaginative Barbara & William Luton Joan & Robert Hollman Toddler Trek program for ages 18-35 months continued to Mari & Pat McAlister Elenore & Thomas Hugunin please audiences since its introduction in 2003 and remains Sheila & Gordon Morrell Mr. & Mrs. Palmer G. Jackson one of the most popular classes around. Ninety-eight wildly Gretchen D. Notley Tracy & Eric Kanowsky educational programs were offered to families including two Hideko & Mark Singer Ellen G. Keeter week-long camps during winter and spring breaks. Michael Towbes Robert Kelly & Linda Blumenthal Summer Zoo Camp never disappoints local families as the Executive Circle Connie & Richard Kennelly best choice for a local summer day camp and 2004 was no Molly Wrather Dolle Mary & Preston Lanning exception. Fun-fi lled song books and parent take-home Barbara & Paul Franz Leatrice & Eli Luria packets were created and offered during morning check-in to John & Lucy Lundegard John Moller & Betsey von Summer supplement and extend the Zoo Camp experience. David Orias Gary & Anna Nett Volunteers once again played an essential role in the success Mr. & Mrs. Chapin Nolen Curator’s Circle of the Zoo as we celebrated the Zoo’s fi rst National Volunteer Amy & Jeff Pryor Alyce Faye & John Cleese Week with an All-Volunteer Recognition Event in April. The Denise & Thomas Rossi Roberta & Stan Fishman Zoo presented volunteers with Leadership and Commitment Ray Soll Beatrice Hallig Awards and Honorary volunteers were recognized for their Amber & Lin Stinson Mr. Jon Hazeltine service to the Zoo. New docent-led tours continue to be Carolina & Michael Rich & Luci Janssen developed and brought in additional revenue through private Thompson Dinah & John Mason bookings. Joyce L. Trevillian George & Polly Turpin The Education Department’s reach extended beyond our Mrs. Harold John Vaile gates. An exciting and innovative partnership was pursued, Virginia & Sander Vanocur designed, and implemented with California State University Alice & Greg Willfong Channel Islands as we created a new college level course,“The Tracy & Noah Wyle Zoo: Conservation, Education and Recreation.” The class Mrs. Claude W. Youker is an interdisciplinary study of and zoological gardens from scientifi c, managerial, recreational and educational perspectives. Activities included fi eld trips to our Zoo, lectures led by Zoo staff, discussions and guest speakers. We also continued our outreach efforts through local festivals, science fairs, and community events, including Earth Day. Blue & gold macaw.

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 9 EVENTS

2004 Event Calendar

MARCH 3/6: Read Across America 3/29-4/2: Spring Zoo Camp The Zoo celebrated Dr. Campers learned about Seuss’ 100th Birthday with the Zoo’s animals through special story time readings games, crafts, close-up by Zoo docents and special animal encounters and guests. The stories were all behind-the-scenes tours at animal related and featured this award-winning weeklong educational animals. program.

3/27: Breakfast With APRIL the Animals 4/3: Zoo-to-Do This annual Member event This annual volunteer event is held in the early morning celebrates the tradition that hours at the Zoo. Guests saw built the Zoo. Past projects many of the Zoo’s animals have included: clearing eating breakfast and learned future exhibit areas, cleaning about different animals’ diets up train tracks, and planting and feeding habits. new garden areas. Roar! I’m a lion! 3/27: Big Blue Debut 4/18: El Dia del Niño Celebrating its 14th year, The Zoo’s new train, ‘Big MAY JUNE Blue,’ made its offi cial this annual event attracted 5/8: International 6/5: Santa Barbara Zoo & debut. The train is a C.P. thousands who enjoyed food Migratory Bird Day AZA Present “Me to the and fun. Live music and a Huntington, handcrafted, Games, keeper talks, and Sea: Your Connection to children’s talent show were scaled replica of an original stories about migratory Nature” highlighted. 1863 locomotive built by birds and their conservation Guests learned about Chance Rides. rounded out the day. the amazing world of the ocean and the animals that Zoovies! draws a crowd. 5/12: Member’s Night depend on it. Keeper talks, This special Member event face painting, theatrical was a fun evening featuring performances, a walk-through music, great food, magic, and “ocean,” ocean crafts, and games for the kids. storytelling, were part of the day. 5/22: Grand Opening of Eeeww! 6/21-8/20: This new exhibit features Summer Zoo Camp incredibly diverse, “icky” Voted “best summer camp” creatures who make a big by both The Independent and difference in our world. Santa Barbara News-Press Crafts, games, keeper talks, reader’s polls, this camp is fun animal demonstrations, and and educational. Nine weeks fun foods were part of the of camp center around four grand opening celebration. different themes and include conservation, diversity, and habitats.

1 0 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO JULY after a donor reception the OCTOBER breakfast and learned about Wednesdays: Zoovies evening before. Activities 10/3: Fox Festival different animals’ diets and The Zoo held its second included keeper talks, Guests learned all about feeding habits. year of outdoor movie night! crafts, and music. Ronald the Channel Island fox at Families spread blankets McDonald was also on site this event that’s equal parts 10/29-31: Boo at the Zoo under the stars, and enjoyed greeting children and their education and fun! Craft- This event featured Brother Bear, families. making booths, a discovery monster-ous thrills and Finding Nemo, Charlotte’s booth, and a play telling the chills, including a Trick Web, and Babe. 8/28: Zoofari Ball XIX story of the Channel Island & Treat Trail, Boo-Choo- The Zoo’s annual grand fox were just some of the fun Choo train rides, Creepy AUGUST fundraiser is a themed affair things at this kid event. Crawly encounters, Spooky 8/5: Dignatarios that features an elegant Storytelling, Goblin Games, Held jointly with Old dinner, cocktails, raffl e, and 10/14: Senior Day nightly Costume Parades, Spanish Days, this event a silent auction. Proceeds Seniors aged 60 & over Ghoulish Goodies, and much honors Santa Barbara’s benefi t general operations of were given free admission to more. elected offi cials. Highlights the Zoo. This year’s theme the Zoo. Live music, food, included: live entertainment, was South Seas Soireé. giveaways and information DECEMBER dancing, mariachis, booths featuring a variety Wednesdays: Wild Nights margaritas, and tempting SEPTEMBER of senior-oriented topics Shopping treats from local restaurants 9/10: Zoo-B-Que rounded out the day. This was the fi rst year the and wineries. This after-hours picnic at Zoo sponsored an after-hours the Zoo featured activities 10/23: Breakfast With opportunity to shop for 8/21: Grand Opening of for children, a BBQ dinner, the Animals unique gifts at the Zoo Gift “Elephant Walk” music, and zookeeper talks. Special Member event held Store. Pre-wrapped gifts were The exhibit offi cially opened in the early morning hours available. Santa was on at the Zoo. Guests saw many hand one evening and the of the Zoo’s animals eating Zoo offered s’mores,

Doctor Gross invites you to his music, and more! Loony Laboratory. Things get Polynesian at Zoofari Ball: South Seas Soiree.

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 1 1 DONORS

The Santa Barbara Zoo is grateful for the generous support of its donors. As a private, nonprofi t organization that receives no regular tax-based funding, the Zoo relies on the donations of individuals, corporations, and foundations to maintain and improve the exhibits, facilities, and grounds.

The Zoo’s operating costs are funded by admissions, memberships, concessions, and retail sales. Therefore donations to park improvements are spent entirely on the projects for which they were donated. The following list demonstrates the scope of community support for the Santa Barbara Zoo.

$900,000+ $5,000 - $9,999 Bartlett, Pringle, & George L. Burtness Chad & Ginni Dreier Henry M. Blackmer Wolf, LLP Business First National Bank Foundation Rich Block & Tracy Pfautch Joan Wolcott Carson $200,000 - $299,999 Blue Bunny Citigroup Foundation Lisa Carter & Lonnie Alford Patty & Bob Bryant Christine Cote Joe & Alice Cox Chicago Title Martha & Jon Bull La Cumbre Shopping Center Malinda Pennoyer Glen Holden & Associates Chouinard $100,000 - $199,999 Diane Cavanaugh The Dehlsen Foundation Alyce Faye & John Cleese The Estate of The Cheeryble Foundation Stacey & Don Fergusson Condon Family Foundation Rose Karat CKE Restaurants, Inc. Rich & Luci Janssen Crary Foundation Charlotte & Peter Crawford & Kayne Anderson Rudnick Jean & Stephen Crossland Ken Richardson Pieter van Meeuwen Investment Management, Damitz, Brooks, Nightingale, The Ann Jackson The Estate of Helen & LLC. and Turner Family Foundation Jim Gamble Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lori & John Di Paola Judy & Greg Garrison Kistler Kristin Dreier Julie C. Isabelle Lopker Family Foundation $50,000 - $99,999 Myra & Kevin Edberg Peter & Gerd Jordano Lucy & John Lundegard The Estate of Constance Edick Ellen Keeter Ray Mathiasen & Wendy M. Edmunds Mildred G. Federico Leslie Dimattia Robin & Brian Kopeikin Judy & Robert Egenolf Barbara & Paul Franz Marienne McClure & Mericos Foundation The Lehrer Family Elephant Bar Restaurants Foundation Loretta Redd Wallis Foundation Esther Mlynek ExxonMobil Foundation Terry & Thomas Luria The Kyle Feighner Family Mr. Peter Mackins David Orias $25,000 - $49,999 Roberta & Stan Fishman Melinda & Dean Mars Grace Pacheco Bill & Mary Lou Brace Fox Electric Kirk & Randee Martin The Ryland Group William W. Murfey Terri & Michael Stewart Carol & Bernard Glassman Mid-State Bank Patricia & Alan Griffi n June G. Outhwaite Foundation, Inc. Tenet Healthcare Foundation Charitable Trust Beatrice Hallig Kristin & Mark Moon Eleanor Thomas Carolyn & David Spainhour Mr. Jon Hazeltine Terry C. Moore, Ph. D. Joyce L. Trevillian Harold L. Votey, Jr. Judith Hogan Gary & Anna Nett The Estate of Norma Varden Ambassador & The Notley Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Mrs. Glen Holden Pacifi c Capital Bancorp $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Barbara & J. J. Hollister Pepsi-Cola Company Anonymous Fred & Linda Clough Joan & Robert Hollman Sharron K. Poiry Katherine & Stewart Nancy & Thomas Infogenesis The Raintree Foundation Abercrombie Crawford, Jr. Animal Capture Michele & Geoffrey Jones Ann Daniel Schlinger Chrisman Connie & Richard Kennelly Foundation Equipment, Inc. Lisa & Robert Fan Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert Kipnis Karen & Eldon Shiffman Aramark Trevor Fetter Family Jeanne L. Kubes Chip & Betsy Turner Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Bailey Nett & Champion Bob & Lynette Kuchta Charles Varga A. Bermant Family Insurance Services Mary & Preston Lanning Wilson Printing Christina & Keith Berry Leslie & Paul Ridley-Tree Big Dog Foundation Mike & Patty Marshall Sue & Terry Schwartz The Wrather Family Foundation John C. Bowen & Dinah & John Mason Alex R. Soffi ci, M.D. Yardi Systems, Inc. Shelby C. Bowen Kathleen McFarlin Robert K. & Barbara J. Leslie & Robert Zemeckis Charitable Foundation Mrs. Milbank McFie Straus Foundation John G. Braun Charitable Ted & Nancy McToldridge The Towbes Foundation Annuity Trust $2,500 - $4,999 Harriet Miller Sue & Bill Wagner Maryanne & R. J. Brillhart Amgen Foundation Montobbio Benson Family The Wood-Claeyssens Michelle & Jeff Bruner Dr. Cynthia Barrett Barbara & Brent Muchow Foundation Bryant & Sons Jewelers Erika Barros Mullen & Henzell, LLP

1 2 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO Lori & Barry Cappello Fred & Margaret Perutz Caufi eld Family Foundation Amy & Jeff Pryor Margo & Charles Chapman Mia Riley Sarah & Roger Chrisman Julia J. Riva Charles & Patricia Cleek Denise & Thomas Rossi Sally Clyne Kacy & Marcia Rozelle Liza & Robert Cohen Saint Mary’s Retreat House Ms. Dorianne Cotter Frank Schipper Countrywide Home John Schmidhauser Loans, Inc. Ann & Harris Seed David Dart & Erika Carter Patty & Gene Sinser Anne de Beixedon Virginia & Bob Sloan Molly Dolle Nancy Smith Jill & Kent Englert Ray Soll Four Seasons Biltmore Amber & Lin Stinson Gary Frolenko Suzanne & Art Stolnitz Eric Gardner Jessie Fay & John Tatum Konnie & Andrew Gault Charles & Connie Thompson Leslie Gilder & Alan Gilder Carolina & William & Charlene Michael Thompson Glikbarg Foundation Michael Towbes Anne & Tom Goodson Virginia & Sander Vanocur Elizabeth & Steven Green Myatt W. Volentine Katharyn & Sven Hagen Foundation Olwyn Hancock Kathleen & Thomas Wathen Alice Henry Alice Willfong Barbara & Arthur Henzell Woodland Park Jean Himelstein Zoological Gardens Michael Hoover Tracy & Noah Wyle Hazel Heath Horton Fritzie & Bob Yamin Philanthropic Trust Mrs. Claude W. Youker Elenore & Thomas Hugunin Vikki & Rob Hunt $100 - $499 Independent Order of Odd Anonymous Fellows, Lodge 232 Ablitt’s Fine Cleaners Shari & George Isaac and Launderers J & J Snacks Acin Farms Mr. & Mrs. Palmer G. Karen & Thomas Ackland Jackson Rebecca & Peter Adams Goma shows a guest his “sensitive” side. Jensen Audio Visual Amy & Chuck Adams Richard Johnson & Denice & Glen Adams The Olitzky Family Turpin Family Charitable LaShon Kelley Foundation Della & Josh Addison The Pacer Foundation Steve Johnson & Julie Allen Janet & Susanne Uribe Advanced Laser Center Pacifi c Emergency Pet Sharon & Christopher Jones Hospital, Inc. Mrs. Harold J. Vaile Karin & Terence Aggeler Sally Jones Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parrino Mark Vehslage & Ellen & B. Orwin Ahlers Tracy & Eric Kanowsky Mrs. Alma Pearson Heather Lengyel Heather & Glenn Ainsworth Natalia & Jeff Wallsworth Robert Kelly & Mrs. L. W. Alberts William A. Ponder Linda Blumenthal Westside Recovery Alida Aldrich Dr. John A. Baldwin & Karen Lee Dr. Arthur J. Posch Services, LLC. Eric Alen & Beatrice Beck Larissa & Alexander Lerner Jill & Scott Rode Steven D. Zelko, M.D. Kurt B. Alexander Debra & Jay Levine John & Linda Ruffi n Alison Allan Leatrice & Eli Luria Saks Fifth Avenue $500 - $999 Briar & Kent Allebrand Kathy & Edward Arnold Charles McClintock & Robert Allen & Charles Schwab & Co. Carol Wilburn Cynthia & Peter Austin Kathleen Ireland M. Barry Semler Dan & Sue McCue Starbuck, Tisdale & Betty & Michael Bagdasarian Arlene & Dale Allert Associates Christine & Patrick Beach Kerry & Marta Alligood Julia McHugh May & William Allison Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Jill & Arnold Bellowe Public Relations American AgCredit, ACA Karen & Jeffrey Stone Mr. & Mrs. Russell S. Bock Sharon & Stephen Metsch STW Fixed Income Sheila & Michael Bonsignore American Nameplate John Moller & Company Management Ltd. Brenden & Shea Brockman Betsey von Summer Louise Tighe Patricia A. Brooks Thomas Anderson & Mitchell Morehart Christine Lindsay Tres Chicas Karen & Charley Burgett Mr. & Mrs. Chapin Nolen (continued...) 2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 1 3 DONORS Doria Bonham Yeaman Antonio & Ann Carneros Marianita Borgstrom Connie & Mike Carter Christine & Robyn & Byron Beck Beverly & Peter Borneman Daniel Casaus Donald Anderson Margaret & Susan Begin Ilse & Frank Bourbeau Betsy & Wayne Cassriel Bea & Mortimer Andron Lynda & Terry Benedetto The Bovine Bill Living Trust Stacy & Anthony Castelo Apartment Specialist, Inc. Hiroko & Fred Benko Kathy Bower Yelda Castillo Stephanie & Jeff Aquilon Holly & Edward Bennett Marjorie Frank Boyle Sibyll & Rodrigo Catalan Kristina & Patrick Ariniello David & Linda Bennett Jeanne & Joseph Bradbury Kristen & Todd Cates Craig Armin & Lori Moore Lurleen & Jim Benzian Hannah Bradley Ruth & Jackie Cavaletto Linda & Jim Armstrong Bryn & Daniel Berg Grace & Bob Bradley David Cerda & Elena Infante Geneva & Jeff Atchison Ruth Bermant Patricia & Joseph Bramble Don & Britt Chadwick Gordon Auchindoss & Dara & Gregg Bernstein Heather & Andrew Brand Shawn Barrett & Patty Chan Belita Ong Marlyn Bernstein Brashears Insurance Alger & Marjorie Chaney Elizabeth Auchincloss Laura & Mark Berquist Agency, Inc. Claudia & David Chapman Nancy & Kirk Autio Virginia P. Bertrando Carol & David Breed Deborah & Allen Chase Debbie & Bryan Babineau Kimberly & John Berweiler Peter Breoe & Ellen & Ralph Chase Carol Brumfi eld Amanda Bacon Linda & Steven Besserman Uzma & Khalid Chaudhry Maryann & Gerard Brewer Sandy Badone Better Business Bureau of Yolanda & Erika Chavez Bernadette Bagley Southern California Patricia & Michael Brians Silvia & Vicente Chavez Claudia & Igor Baikalov Alice & Nelson Bickers Sharon & Aaron Briner Janet & Anthony Cheetham Kevin Bailey Pamela Bigelow Gretchen & Greg Brinser Linda & Matt Cheresh Linda S. Baker Melissa & Kevin Birch Sherry & Bob Brisbane-Sutton Beverly & Dennis Chester Valerie & Todd Baldwin Lisa & Paul Birdseye Cara Briskman Darcy & Dean Christal Suzanne & John Ball Harriet & Jack Birns Ella & Scott Brittingham Dawn Clark & April Juarez Valerie & Jason Banks Stephen & Meri Bisch Nancy Britton Lori & Paul Clayton Josephine & Rory Barnaby Cari & Jack Bish Bernadette & Clemens Construction John Brockman Jennifer & David Clements Jana & Eric Brody Jacqueline & Charles Close Alice & Arvid Brommers Coastal Copy Deirdre & Jeffrey Bronchick Lisa Marie Coffey Katherine & Dean Brown David Cohen & Linda Bennett Gay & Tony Browne Juanita & Evan Collins Gay & Ernest Bryant Community West Bank, N.A. Kelley & Scott Brymer William Comstock & Lynn & Steve Bunting Ruth Majercik Margaeret & Linda & Kevin Conboy Michael Burchiere Tara & Keith Condon Pamela & Chris Burdick Ruane & Joe Condron Florence Burgess Mary Gray Conners Lola & Brian Burke James Cook Michele & Rich Burr Juanita & Eddie Cooper Linda & Eric Burrows Anne & Glen Cooper Elsie D. Bustamante Richard & Carol Copelan Aimee & Nathan Butcher Virginia & Michelle Cordero Dan Bzdok & Cynthia Odell Kerrie & Mike Cormode Louann & Darren Caesar Phillip Cornwell & Cain Family Trust Carla Dobbs Robert Cait Laura & Michael Corrigan Carolyn & John Calandro Larissa & Felix Cortez Rose hair tarantula crawls around Eeeww! Katy & Bill Callaghan Karen M. Covey Margaret & William Callahan Barbara & Kenneth Cox Susanne & Wiley Blair Gregory Cameron & Caryl & Marcus Crahan Andrea & David Barnett Gene Blankenbaker & Julie Bianchini Carol B. Cranney Natalie Baroni Ann Armstrong June & Lachlan Cameron Mary & Bruce Crary Nancy & Jeff Barry Susan & Bill Blankenship Karen & Duncan Campbell Jeanette & Robert Crawford Anita & Donald Barry Mr. & Mrs. George R. Bliss Fred Campbell & Debbie & Michael Cregan Elizabeth Andersen Dr. & Mrs. Herbert E. Barthels Leslie & Mark Bloomer Melanie & Peter Cross Cathleen & Peter Candy Debra Bateman Terri & Damon Blue Sandra & Chris Crotteau Sybil E. Caplin Mrs. Ruth M. Beach Kathleen & Peter Bohley Eva Cruickshank Janet & Charles Capps Glynn Beard & Eliesa & Gary Bollinger Marie & Steven Crusinberry Julie & Gary Capshaw Teresa Steppe Mr. Mark D. Bolts Sandra & Steven Cruz Ellen & Richard Carlson Marie & Elbert Beaver Margaret L. Bonazzola Cheryl & Rick Macias (continued...) 1 4 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO PREMIER FOSTER FEEDERS FOSTER FEEDERS The Foster Feeder animal sponsorship program began in 1974. In 2004, the combined donations of Premier Foster Feeders have the Foster Feeders paid for more than 70 percent of the Zoo’s annual animal food bill. made a strong commitment to specifi c animal The following list represents the deep level of commitment of the program’s supporters. ambassadors in the Zoo’s collection. Below is a list of Celebrating 31 Years Celebrating 17 Years Celebrating 9 Years Celebrating 6 Years these very special people and Ms. Margaret Barrett Patricia A. Brooks Susanne Nourse Blair Julie & Gary Capshaw the animals that they sponsor. Betty & Charles Libbert Ms. Adrienne Doll Kathleen & Stephen Sarah & Roger Chrisman Penelope Prell Luce Mr. Arthur L. Shapiro Carmel Mary & Bruce Crary Jean De Vilbiss Peter Crawford & Virginia & Robert Sloan Betsy Davis Celebrating 16 Years Patricia & James Dow Kirsty & Douglas Easton Pieter van Meeuwen Celebrating 30 Years Christina & Keith Berry Joan & Les Esposito Mr. Allen W. Finger Merry & Pippin Patricia & Charles Cleek Janet & Charles Capps Ms. Leslie Gilder Debbie Gadbois (Asian small-clawed otters) Betty & George Rowley Mary & Joe Heumphreus Victoria & Robert Green Celebrating 29 Years Judith A. Hogan Martha E. Guggenmos Janet & John McCann Chad & Ginni Dreier Margaret Jo Dawes & Celebrating 15 Years Shannon & Joel Herman Della Jean Elden Mrs. Marjorie L. Bailey Gisela & William McKeag Patricia & Richard Levée Chadwick, Gingerbread, & Kali G. Mark Giles Mrs. Vicki W. Baldwin William A. Ponder Ellen & Robert Lilley (African lions) Jean M. Perloff, Esq. Jean & Larry Pruitt Dinah & John Mason Celebrating 28 Years Arlene & William Radasky Beatrice T. Oshika Doug Dreier & Kristin Dreier Deborah & Camden Celebrating 14 Years Mr. LeRoy A. Rayle Mrs. Susan J. Ray McConnell Crary Foundation Marilou & Mike Rivera Carole Ryan Kiki (African lion) Candi & Kevin Simmons Connie & Richard Wanda Lee Rodgers Kennelly Kacy & Marcia Rozelle Celebrating 5 Years Helen & James Gamble Celebrating 27 Years Charlotte & Robert Martha R. Schwarting Acin Farms Marjorie Ehlen LaBerge Kivu (Western lowland gorilla) Diana & William Shields Ms. Nancy Beebe Josephine & Wolfgang Edith & Raymond Ogella Margo & Daniel Sinclair Jennifer Calhoun Lauter Brooke & Rory Rye Greg Garrison Warren Strandlien Jeanette & Robert Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Crawford Western lowland gorilla troop Celebrating 26 Years Celebrating 13 Years Thompson Karen R. Hazle Marjorie & Hewes Crispin Tracy & Loren Colahan Cheryl & Peter Volden Irene & Allan Hodgert Nancy & David Renshaw Ray Mathiasen Rainbow School Heather C. Horton Raylee Celebrating 8 Years Margaret Levine Celebrating 23 Years (Slender-tailed meerkat) Celebrating 12 Years Andrew Bermant & Mrs. Joyce S. Magruder Lynn & Howard Hudson Melissa Marsted The Cheeryble Nett & Champion Patricia J. Moran Foundation Dr. & Mrs. John W. Calvert Insurance Services Kristin & Mark Moon Mark Schildhauer & Malinda Pennoyer Andy Neumann Joyce Gauvain Chouinard African grey parrots Celebrating 22 Years Mrs. Lanette R. Perry Deborah & Brian Shafritz Melissa & Trevor Fetter Virginia P. Bertrando Kristen Park Puhek Marya & Ronald Shifl ett Cynthia & Timothy Terry C. Moore Peggy & Brooks Betty A. Reichardt Hollenbeck Ms. Eleanor Thomas Hansen Ms. Christine Richards Sophie (Giant anteater) Gloria & Rand Molnar Carleen & Ted Wells Carol & Ralph Harman Debra Shirley Christopher Timrott Shari N. Iohara Thorleaf Research The Notley Foundation Barbara Wagner Celebrating 11 Years Virginia P. Bertrando Mrs. Mimi Muraoka Sandra & Robert Tmur Sebastian (Amur leopard) Lita Brunstein Cynthia & Fred Pettit Jeanne Trabold & Ruth Celebrating 21 Years Lisa Marie Coffey Hoffman Cain Family Trust Alice Henry Judy & Dale Seborg Charlotte & Ken Richardson Michael Van Atta & Beth Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mr. Harris W. Seed Hamilton Goma Celebrating 20 Years Kistler Richard Vincent & Vickie (Western lowland gorilla) KEYT-TV Celebrating 7 Years Ascolese Celebrating 10 Years Patricia G. Cory Dr. Lilya Wagner Margaret L. Bonazzola Catherine & Brock Miller Joyce Trevillian Celebrating 19 Years Kathryn & Donovan Mrs. Kimberly L. Holiver Samantha (Amur leopard) Chalfant The Notley Foundation Anne de Beixedon Karen & Steven Leslie & Robert Zemeckis Romofsky Riley (White-handed gibbon) Celebrating 18 Years J. Allen Stepka Sybil E. Caplin Joyce L. Trevillian John Schmidhauser Sue & Bill Wagner

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 1 5 DONORS Daniel Encell & Katherine Gaspar & Jacqueline O’Hara Elena Horak Mr. & Mrs. William B. Curlee Denise A. Diller Heidi & Richard Eppolito Kim & Richard Gebbia Kim & Ryan Curtis Donna & Jayme Dinovitz Toni & Bruce Epstein Beth & Dodd Geiger Julie & Mark Dacascos Carla Dobbs Joan & Les Esposito Sarah & Ronald Geller Perry Dahm Cecilia & Al Doctolero Cindy Estrada & Karen & Barry Gellert Peggy Stanwood Steve Dalrymple & Maggie & Dennis Doherty Toni & Anthony Gentry Holly & Andy Eubank Lynnae Harmon Ms. Adrienne Doll Linda George & Linda Kister Zeynep & Keith Evans Shannon & Jeffrey Daniel Dorin & Paul Donohoe Kathleen Gerry Pam & John Evarone Maxine M. Daniels Lisa & Peter Douglas Julie & Russell Ghitterman Kaye & Alan Ewalt Kathryn & Stan Darrow Adriana & Nate Dovgin Catherine & Bruce Gillies Wendy & Douglas Fairweather Tina & Killick Datta Patricia & James Dow Susan & Albert Gionfriddo Joan & James Faith Jillian & Aaron Davidson Dennis Downing & GLB Construction John Davidson, M.D. Cheryl Francis Susan & Derik Falwell Jessica & Randy Glick Cherrill & William Davies Marguerit & James Downing Sheri & Matt Fay Karin & Aaron Gluck Jane Davies-Evans Mary Lynne & Ken Drake Maria & Joseph Fazio Carol & Philip Goglia Betsy Davis Katy & Ernest Drew Catherine & Justin Fein Linda & Nathan Golden Lori Davis Sandie & John Drew Lisa & Mark Fell Renee & Eisrael Gomez Margaret Jo Dawes & Teha & Derek Drew Tamara & Paul Feller Donna & Allen Gonzales Della Jean Elden Betty Driscoll Sarah Fenstermaker & Melinda & Marvin Goodman Rachel Berk Peter De Haan & Patricia & Robert Duggan Angela & Grant Gottschall Ken Ferber & Una Hart Adeline Lodder Mrs. Ian N. Dundas Melissa & Harry Graham Mary Beth & Ernest Ferrel Dean-Ilvento Family James & Paulette Dunphy Jill & Jack Graham Kelly & Brad Finefrock Leslie & Scott Deardorff David Dwelley & Steven Grahek & Marie & Bruce DeBevoise Liana Landru Mr. Allen W. Finger Deborah Kramer Wendy & Robert Delozier Meagan & Allison Easton Gregory Fish & Mary Raven Kimberley & Josh Grant Norma Delwiche Mary & Charles Ebeling Esther & Richard FitzGerald Nana & Thomas Grasmehr Amorisa & William Denzel Linda & John Edwards Barbara & Brice Fleming Kathryn Greene Laura & Alex DePaoli Norma & Paul Eggli Linda & Tracy Fletcher Debi & Jeff Greene Marilyn & Refugio Flores Phillip Greene & Shelley & Rick Fogg Suzanne Jacobson Foothill Pet Hospital Barbara & Jon Greenleaf Mrs. Naoma G. Ford Wendy & Hans Gregersen Douglas & Tisha Ford Brian Gregory & Kerri Green Priscilla Fossek Susan & David Grether Tiffany & Frank Foster Amy & Aaron Griffeth Kjirsten & Scott Fouts Gloria & Paul Griffi n Linda & Phillip Francis Jennifer & Matt Griffi n Lylie Francis Shea & Matt Grindstaff Roberta & Mike Frank Agnes Grohs & Tiffany Bel Jak Richard & Yvette Franklin Theresa & Harry Grumet Judith Franzen & Martha E. Guggenmos Charlene Hiatt Charlotte Gutierrez Melissa & Michael Franzen Gymboree Denise & William Frazier Rickie Ann & Charles Hackett Joanne Frazier Jan & Randy Hahka Susan & Thad Freebourn Lesley & Kevin Hall Julie Freedman Ellen A. Hamilton Leslie & Ray Freeman Jacki & Kurt Hammer Mandarin duck tucks in for a nap. Mary & Donald French Hilary & Robert Hammett Susan & Howard Friedenberg Mary & Doug Hampson Bethany & Johan Frisell Fung Der Marjorie Ehlen Tina & Joe Handerhan Melani & Brent Fulgham Joseph D’Errico & Janice & Shawn Eisenberg Molly Hanna Maryann & James Fullerton Wendy Snyder Sylvia & Geza Ekecs Nancy McCradie & Joanne Funari Bob Hansen Victoria & Mark DeVoe Barbara & Rune Eliasen Florence Gadbois Linda G. Haque Allison & Kyle DeVries Mary & Bob Elliott Sharon & Jim Ganser Linda & Irshad Haque Joan & Robert Dewhirst The Tod C. Ellis Family Sarah & Juan Garcia Carol & Ralph Harman Mr. Scott E. Diaz Sara & Sterling Ellsworth Jodie & David Gardner Helen & Steven Harris Judy & Donald Diaz Gennefer & Camille & Anthony Diaz Benjamin Ellsworth Charlene Garfi nkle Cristi & Morgan Harris Susan & Robert Dickson Carol & Donald Elsaesser Carol Garten Leslie & Neal Harris Kristine & Stephen Didziulis Rebecca & Larry Harteck

1 6 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO Cathern & Michael Hartley Sharon & Gregg Hartman Theresa Hartmann Melville & Raye Haskell Kathleen & George Hatfi eld Alan Hathaway & Monica Bevinetto Frances & Robert Hawkins Jean & Nat Hawthorne Sarah & Thomas Hayden Michelle & Charles Haykel Karen R. Hazle Gordon Heaver Carolyn & Jeff Hebner Reinhold Heil & Michaela Simpson Greta & Dave Heiss Anita Hellman Leah & Erik Hellman Juliana & Donn Hemke Lisa & Greg Henley Shannon & Joel Herman Sheila & Stan Herman Kathleen & Charles Hewitt Paul Hewitt & Monica Kunz Jill & Jaye Heybl Georgette & Raymond Hicks Christine & Josh Hidley Florinda & John Higgins Sarah & Scott Hinton Maureen & Lawrence Hixon Regine & Jack Hoag Jeanne & David Hoffman Susan & Gregory Hogan Max Hogan & Beatriz Montalvo Becky & Chuck Hogle Mrs. Kimberly L. Holiver Peggy & Brooks Hollenbeck Amur leopard. Christine & Camille Hollifi eld Elaine & Richard Jacobsen Dita & William Joseph Cheryl & Kevin Kelly Sheila & Bill Holzer Jacobson Hat Co., Inc. Connie & Charles Journey Marni & Adam Kelsey Ann & Richard Homan Jill & Mark Jamison Cheryl & Steve Julio Judy & Michael Kemp Janette & Brad Hope Rose & Ken Jansen Irma & Morris Jurkowitz Stel & Gerard Kenly Prudence & William Hopkins Gail & Leland Jansen Sheldon Kaganoff & Adrienne & Eric Kentor Lisa & Steve Hopkins McRandy & Frank Jarc Rachel Stern Angie Kepley & Pat Peralez Elaine & Ken Horii Tina & Brian Haimovitz The Kallman Family Maia Kerwood Lisa & Darin Hornbaker Sharon & Don Jayne Gwen & Kristofer Kallman KEYT-TV Diane & Tarrah Hovey Donna & Ronald Jensen Tom Hopkins & Bilinda & Peter Kiesccker Jeanne Howland Denise & Pablo Jimenez Sandy Kaneoka Agnes B. Kline Memorial Dale & William Hromadka Ellen & Bachir Jirari Shannon & Brian Kavanagh Foundation Lynn & Howard Hudson Janet & Chris Johnson Tamara & Karl Kay Alice & Jerry Kimmel Patti & David Hunter Joanne & Earl Johnson Debra Kealkahn Kris E. Kimpel Landscape I & G Direct Real Estate 3 Elenore Johnson Laurie & Steve Kearney Architecture I & J Maintenance, Inc Bonnie & Johnnie Johnson Karen & Larry Keen Kindermusik Rosemary Icardo Linda & Scott Johnson Melissa & Tim Kehl Kathi & Jeff King Margaret & Kan Ikeuchi Jane & Dean Johnston Anne & Robert Kehoe Mary & Robert Kintner Shari N. Iohara Brandt Jones & Jean Seamount Cindy & Eric Keitel JoAnn & Norman Kirk Izabella & George Isaac Christina Jones Sarah & Bret Keller Kim Klein Cynthia & Ric Jackson Shannon & Rick Jones Ms. June Kelley Robin & Tom Knauss Gerald Jacobs & Wendy & Rick Kelley Lisa & Richard Knowles Christine Allen Susan & Jeff Jordano Darol Joseff & Janet Pickthorn Brian Kelly & Tricia Kaneb Andrew Knox & Doug Reid Liza & David Jacobs Michelle & John Kelly Kathleen & Chris Koeper (continued...) 2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 17 DONORS Lois Mehaffey Robert Nelson & Michelle & Steve Meheen Susan Pastrick Marguerite & Jeffrey Koh Sandra Mackenzie & Renee & Edward Mendell Cathie & Arthur Nelson Rose & Jim Kortright Vikki Maglieri Crystal Mercado & Carol & John Nelson Barbara Koutnik Georgia & Marvin Mackey Dannielle Mercado Aileen & Morris Newman Stephanie & James Kovach Caroline & John Macomber Kyle Mercer & Terri McDonald Rebecca Newmark Karl Kras & Jennie Abbott Michelle & Dave Macomber Joyce Merek Lynn & Paul Newton Joel Kreiner & Stina Hans Jennifer & James MacPherson Jules & Joseph Merenda Amy & Brad Niems Leah V. Kunz Jo Ann & John Magistad Lynne Merrill & Carol Hertel Judy & Tom Nilsen Rosemary & Art Kvaas Tyrone Maho & Dawn Kooi John & Barbara Merritt Dale & Mike Nissenson Ken La Pean Mike Zoradi & Susan Malde Elaine & Michael Messier Lisa & Michael Nocita Bonnie & Mark LaCommare Stephanie & Ron Malik MetLife Resources Kandy & Philip Noel Mary & Scott Lafferty John Malinzak Barbara & Gregory Meyer Darbe Nokes Christa & Charles Lamb Katharine & Sandy Mallin Marge Meyer Melinda & Scott Nordeng Erica & Leonard Lamensdorf Aileen & Mike Manbeck Jadranka & Igor Mezic Barbara & John Norman LandAmerica Foundation Cynthia J. Manzer Cheri & Steve Michalec Albert Oaten & Katie Davis Elinor & James Langer Marilyn & Wayne Marsh Lizbeth & Alex Mikhalek Charlene & Dennis Odekirk Bob Bogle & Diana Langley Suzanne & Greg Martin Shirley & Laurence Miller Deanna & David Odell Andrea & Rob Lauderdale Cynthia & Adolfo Martinez Lisa Miller & Shannon Irelan Bobbie & Henry Offen Don Lavi Mausolo Martinez & Susan & Michael Millhollan Luke & Karen Ohrn Tamara & Mark Lawler Sara Banda Lorraine & Shawn Miner Andrea & Brian Oliver Tammy & Jeff Lawrence Michelle & Chris Martinich Barbara & Harold Mishkin Patricia Olson Joyce & Richard Leavitt Marit & Eric Martinsen Jodi & Charles Mitchell Danielle Onstot Geni & Steven Lefl er Patricia & Philip Martzen David Mitchell Julia McHugh & Scott Orlosky Jennifer & David Lehr Toni & Richard Matthews Gretchen Mitchell Lisa & Joseph Ortega Amy & Eric Leicht Lisa Mattick & Scott Wilkosz Susan & John Mitchell Susan & Gary Osborn The Leivo Family Laurie & Peter Maxwell Patricia Mitchell Danielle & Martin Osborn Barbara & Ryan Lemons The Maynard & Michelle & Greg Miyashiro Lori & Randy Osborne B.J. & Aaron Lent Charvonia Families Dawn & Sonny Mock Ellen O’Shea Jean Leonard Mary Anne & James McCabe Lacy & Ken Moes Beatrice T. Oshika Patricia & Richard Levée Beth & Jonathan McCabe Vyvian C. Mohr Marcy & John Oswald Margaret & Marvin Levine Janet & John McCann Montecito Bank & Trust Darcie & Kimble Ouerbacker Peter Levine & Kimberley & Brian McCarthy Montecito Water District The Overall Family Foundation Martha Blackwell Amber & Brian McCarty Arlene & Gene Montesano Cynthia & Joanna Pace Laurie & Douglas Levitt Carol & Bill McCarty Connie & Karen & Skye Paine Dora & Martha Levy Deborah & William Mooneyham Jane Vruwink Palmer Fran & Michael Lewbel Camden McConnell Vivian & Ernest Moore Karen & Lloyd Palmer Carrie Towbes & John Lewis Mary & Jack McCord Teri & Adrian Moore Lisa & Stephen Palmer Caren & Jim Lichtman Kristine & James McCoy Erin & Derrick Moreno Sabrina & Anthony Papa Ellen & Robert Lilley Michelle & Robert McCoy Ilana & Nicholas Morgan Daniel Pardoe & Elyse Adams Virginia Holt & Karen Linblad Sara & Nick McCullough Ava & Jack Morouse Sally Parks & Kali Dessalines Joan & Jim Lindsey Leigh Ann & Matthew Morphy & Dinah A. Parlan Joseph McDonald Malia Kresser Derek Lipscombe & David Parrone & Anita Pakula Marita Covarrubias McDonald’s of Santa Barbara Elaine & James Mount Sharon & Ben Partee Nedhut Smith & Sarah & John McFadden Gina & Bob Munkres Susan & John Pate Raveewan Livesley Laurie & Gary McGill Laura & Juan Munoz Sandra & David Patterson James Locher & Phyllis & Daniel McGrath Mimi & Dennis Muraoka Felice & William Peardon Wendy Francke Kathryn & Neil McGuire Buddy Murphy Brian Green & Kim & Michael Logie Amanda & Jim McIntyre Kate & Dan Murphy Margaret Peavey Bonnie & James Loop Jennifer & William McIntyre Kolbon & Thomas Murray Sharon & Taj Peerzada Ann Lorimer Elaine & Ken McKaba Cindy & Moe Muscatel Jennifer & Harold Pennington Sarah & David Lourie Drew & Dylan McKenna My Gym Children’s Dolores & Don Perea Diana & Shea Lovan Patrick McKenna & Fitness Center Erica & Craig Perlmuth Dorcas Lube & Barbara Osuna Diana Wolf Joan Myers Jean M. Perloff, Esq. Francie & Peter Lufkin Richard McMullin & Irene & Robert Nadeau Kristi & Robert Perotte Sarah & Paul Luoma Julie Hemingway Robert Nakasone & Mrs. Lanette R. Perry Jeane & Leonard Lutz Tina McToldridge Anna Topham Bill Peterson & Gail Benson Sandra Lynne Duane McWaine & Nancy Sales Co., Inc. Cynthia & Dennis Peterson David Huebner David MacCulloch & Linda & Leo Napolitano Barbara & Herbert Peterson Lisa & David Mead Hillary Hope Eileen & William Nasif Susan & James Petrovich Ruth & Lee Meadows Patricia & John MacFarlane Jaqueline & Georg Naumann Florie Phelps Bethany & David Mees Lara & Brian Mack Alison & Matthew Neff Nicholette Phelps

1 8 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO Armida & Theodore Phelps Mary Ann & Christine & Stefan Riesenfeld Shelly & Max Ruston Phillips International Thomas Rademacher Kathy & Jim Righetti Carole Ryan Incorporated Ken Radtkey & Susan van Atta Cherie & Michael Riley Kendra & Richard Ryan Mary & Jordan Phillips Rainbow School Linda & Richard Ring C.M. Hartman & Catherine & Thomas Pickett Lisa & William Rajala Lauren & John Ripa Kathleen Rybak Allison & Douglas Piligian Brigette & Ryan Ramsey Thomas Ritch & Janice Davis Paul & Wendy Sailer Denise & Fred Pioro Lisa & David Raphael Melissa & Tyler Rizer Kurtis Sakai & Wanda Weller Mary Kay & Michael Plane Tracy & Ralph Rawls Carol Roberts Amy & Mickey Sanchez Doris & Edward Platz Marci & Michael Reardon Doug & Karen Roberts Beverly & Maxwell Sanders Sharon & Joseph Pogue Julie & Dan Regan Dorothy & Richard Roberts Lynn & Paul Sandman

Guests get fi rst look at newly remodeled Elephant Walk.

Linda & Thorn Robertson Paul & Chantel Polizzi Kathleen & Howard Reich Wanda Lee Rodgers Santa Barbara Airbus Allison & Alan Pomatto Kathleen & Douglas Amie & Sal Rodriguez Santa Barbara Stone & Anne Porter & Reichardt Ruth & Robert Roes Masonry Supplies Regina Rodriguez Tami & Ira Reinherz Suzann & Bennett Rogers Cherie & Alex Santiago Petra & Jan Post Robin & Sam Reitz Polly & Toby Rohrbach Virginia Santos Brenda Powell Kathy & Paul Relis Joan & James Ross Christi & Chuck Santry Jennifer & Larry Powell Christopher Renbarger & Patricia & Christopher Roten Kathleen & Michael Sapelli Nikol Huapaya Craig Prater & Susan & Marvin Rothman Matt Saragosa & Kathy Reece Yvonne DeGraw The Rendezvous Adrienne & Rick Rothschild Caia & Len Sasso Connie Pratt & Melissa Squire Paul Renick & Nancy Marmor Betty & George Rowley Diane & Douglas Scalapino Christine & Chad Prentice Nancy & David Renshaw Royal Headwear & Cheryl & Harold Schall Ruth Priest Jeanne & Byron Reynolds Embroidery, Inc. Patricia & Leonard Schalla Karen Prosser Marlee & Mark Richter Earlene & John Royston Lisa & Edward Schatz Mrs. Jeanne M. Pruitt Bill Nelson & Judy Ricker Marni Rozet Kathy & Linda Scheaffer Toni & Mike Quinn Desiree & Thomas Ridge Carl Ruisi & Butterfl i O’Shea The James D. Scheinfeld Arlene & William Radasky Dominique Ridley Peggy & John Russell Family Foundation Nancy & Fred Rieck Christine & Ralph Scherer (continued...) 2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 1 9 DONORS Sonja & Alan Todd Sara Whalen Evans Erica & Keith Tollefson Linda & J.Patrick Wheelock Matthew Schick & Tu Pham Robbie & Irvin Solt Eileen & Vladimir Toumanoff Benjamin White & Schleich North America, Inc. Jennifer & Vernon Sorenson Town & Country Women’s Crystal Parish Lauren Schmidt & Alexa & Martin Spann Club of Santa Barbara Jalen & Douglas White Annaji Sailer Tomi & Edward Spaw Toyon Research Corporation Heidi & Blair Whitney Janine & James Schneider Ashley & Michelle Speciale Adela & Ken Trainor Elizabeth Whitney Joe Schneider & Geoffrey Spencer & Anne & Jim Tremaine Lynne & Karl Widiner Kathie Schneider Patricia McClure Renee Trenholm & Catherine & Douglas Wieneke Lessie & Gordon Schontzler Amy & Lee Speshyock Susan Romero Janet & John Wilczak Jean Schulz Eugene & Sally St. John Patricia & Tyler Tugwell Lynne Wilkins Faye & Victor Schumacher Dwight Staggs & Tierney & Robert Tupac Damian & Matt Wilkinson Jean & Barry Schuyler Melissa Frausto Douglas Turner & Donna & Luke Will Martha R. Schwarting Karen & Raymond Stahl Diane Eastman Jessi Mitchell & Chris Williams Lynda & Mark Schwartz Cherish & Paul Stamper Sophie Twichell Michelle & Robert Williams Richard Schwasnick & Debbie & Richard Standke TYCS Enterprises Inc. Stacy & Reggie Williams Michelle Lelande Janet & Richard Stark Brenda & Michael Tzipori Tasha & Robert Williams Scooterbug, Inc. Anne & Peter Steiner Ruth & Paul Ulbricht Patricia & Bill Williams Mary & Jan Scopatz Karen & Michael Steinman Jennifer & James Uwins George Williams & Susie & Matt Scribner Kathleen & Leslie Stephens Molora & Kenneth Vadnais Susan Archuletta Jimmy Searcy Judith & Barry Stern Richard Valencia Kate & Frederick Williamson Wendi & William Sears Michelle & Chad Stevens Doris & John Van Aken Shannon & Meredith & Daniel Sedgwick Cortney & Scott Stimer Van Atta Associates Jonathan Williamson A. & M. Serve Stephanie & Russell Stokes Michael Van Atta & Cynthia & Andrew Wilson Beth Hamilton Linda & Todd Sessler David Stone & Ken Wilson & Colleen & Tod Severson Beverly Schwartzberg Don Van Buren Anne Athanassakis Julia & Jeff Shaffer Dawn Stone Karen & Phil Van Horn Lucia & Mark Wilson Louise & Larry Sharp Vicki & Patrick Stone Iris & Chris Van Wyk Travis Wilson Kristin & Scott Shaw Brynn & Bryan Stotko Victoria & Bill Vanderwark Christine & Edward Wimpee Chelsea & Michael Sheffey Lisa & Bill Stout Kathleen & Victor Varney Ray Winn & Peter Kavoian Laura & Craig Shelburne Rosette & Dave Strandberg Alice & Bruce Velasco Jay Winner & Dana Halverson Jill & John Sheldon Elizabeth & James Stromberg Donna & Gregory Venzor Pam Cowan & Danny Winokur Lynn Shepard Lynda & Bud Stuart Maria Vergotti-Jeffries Richard & Janice Winters Christopher Sherman & Terry & Art Sturz Diana & Mark Vestal Mathilde & Robert Wolff Diana Swift Doreen & Daniel Suchman Victorian Vogue Jenna & Tazariah Wolffe Kristin & Oscar Shi Deana Sun Jeanette & Mike Villegas Terri & Dan Wolnick Diana & William Shields Tara & Nick Svensson Sue & Nicholas Vincent Diane & Michael Wondolowski Jennifer & Michael Shierant Laura & Charles Svoboda Volden Family Elizabeth & Howard Wong Marya & Ronald Shifl ett Vickie & Karl Sweitzer Almeria & Tim Vom Steeg Sandra & Ian Wood Jeanette & Stephen Shinsky Susan & Matthew Swider John Wade & Joanne Rutter Cathleen & Jack Woodfi n Debra & Mike Shirley Carolene C. Tacconelli Dr. Lilya Wagner Jody & Jeff Woods Kimberly & Steve Shlens Kathleen Taylor Summer & Kevin Wahlberg Anne & Bill Woodward Audrey & Bob Short Candace & Robert Taylor Juanie & Mike Walker Ginger & Jerry Woolf Eco & Dirk Shumaker Tricia & Scott Taylor Diane & Leon Wallace Eric Wright Russell & Sarah Edwards Norma & Bryan Siever Wayne Teal & Candy Wilson Bettine & Lawrence Wallin Eleanor & Clifford Wright Candice & Mark Signa Bob & Leah Temkin Tim Walsh Greta & Steve Wright Ellen & Harvey Silverberg Darci & John Teobaldi Marjory & Gert Walter Linda & Fred Wudl Candi & Kevin Simmons Karen Terry Christy Walters Dan & Connie Wynn Maria & Tom Simmons Nina Terzian Pam & Mark Ward Chia Lee & Tai Yeh Jennie & Scott Simon Chelsea & Jason Thach Marlene & Charles Warrick Cheryl Youker Anne & Robert Sinclair Jennifer & Craig Thatcher Cecily Waterman Lessie Sinclair Nixon Marie-Theraes & Dion Watts Jeffrey Young & Kristina & Bradley Thomas Elizabeth Karlsberg Edna & Robert Sizlo Bradford Webb & Rebecca & Donald Thomas Mandy & Mike Young Wendy & Matthew Skerritt Katherine Steele Kaylene & K. C. Thomas Elisabeth & Steven Zahm Maureen & Lee Sklar Diane & Thomas Mary & William Thomas Weisenburger Debbie & Alan Zalmanowitz Dr. Charles O. Slosser Chris Thompson & Judith & Jim Wells Mrs. Fred A. Zannon The Smith Family Jennifer Dessert Carleen & Ted Wells Amal & Hani Zeini Cherise Smith Susan & Peter Thompson Eileen & Bruce Welser Mary & Anthony Zeolla Joseph Smith & Nancy Bogg Sonia & Stephen Thompson Brigitte & Alain Welty Amy & Craig Zimmerman Susan & Joseph Smith Ms. Mary E. Tiffany Pamela & Kenneth Wenzel Ralph Zitnik & Mike Smith & Pat Bursley Suzanne & James Timpani Terri & Richard Westfall Mary-Louise Scully Larie & Richard Smith Michelle & David Tingley

2 0 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO ZOOFARI BALL XIX: COMMITTEE & DONORS Soouthuth Seas Soiréeirée Zoofari Ball XIX • August 28, 2004 COMMITTEE SPONSORS DONORS Valerie Burns, Radisson Hotel Honorary Chairpersons Gold / Moorea $10,000 Donors Image Consultant Santa Barbara Alyce Faye & John Cleese Jan Montgomery Barbara & Leon Benon Buttonwood Winery Red Thread Designs Lord & Lady Ridley-Tree Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hollman Ca’Dario Richard A. Carter Event Coordinators Sue & Terry Schwartz LandAmerica Lawyers Title Café Del Sol Photography Lisa Carter Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wathen Camerata Pacifi ca Rideau Vineyard Nancy McToldridge Silver / Bora Bora $5,000 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Casa del Herrero Ridgewood Farm Robert K. & Barbara J. Williamson Cathedral Oaks Athletic Club San Diego Wild Animal Park Steering Committee Straus Foundation The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Alida Aldrich Wilson Printing Catering Alyce Faye & John Cleese Rincon Catering Linda & Fred Clough Santa Barbara Beverly Borneman Historical Society Patty Bryant Bronze / Manihi $2,500 Community Arts Music Association Santa Barbara International Wendy Campbell Kayne Anderson Rudnick Décor Film Festival Diane Cavanaugh Nett & Champion Behind the Scenes Coronado Island Marriott Resort Santa Barbara James Cook Insurance Services Event Design Maritime Museum Carolyn Croxford Sandy DeRousse Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Whitman Heining, Santa Barbara Event Design David Roth Photography Douglas Dreier Museum of Art Copper / Marquesas Island View Nursery Maggie Davis Ginni Dreier Santa Barbara Museum of $1,500 Luner’s Pro Light & Sound Disneyland Resort Natural History Kristin Dreier Anonymous Rainforest Plant Company Disney’s Animal Kingdom Santa Barbara Polo & Judy Egenolf Joseph & Marjorie Bailey Undercover Event Rents El Capitan Canyon Racquet Club Patricia Baehr Griffi n Bartlett Pringle & Ensemble Theatre Sea Landing Christine Kendall-Jent Wolf / Mission Wealth Graphic Design Company Sea World San Diego Miriam Kipnis Management Barbara Zerbe, BZ Design Foley Winery Six Flags California Karen Lee Big Dog Foundation Barbara & Paul Franz Alex Soffi ci, M.D. Kirk Martin Bryant & Sons, Ltd. Mini-Live Auction Ganna Walska Lotusland Speaking of Stories Sue McCue Casa Cassara Alyce Faye & John Cleese Harbor View Inn Steiff Susan McEwen Winery & Vineyard Castelli Framing Laurence Hauben Stewart Family Julia McHugh Charles Schwab & Company Dreier Family Hearst Castle Suzanne’s Cuisine Glen Morris Patricia & Alan Griffi n Radisson Seven Seas Hollister Ranch Owner’s Sycamore Mineral Liz Mozingo Association Starbuck, Tisdale, Zulu Nyala Springs Resort Stephanie Ortale & Associates Island Packers Tecolote Book Shop Anne Ramsey Karen & Jeff Stone Photography Jolly Brothers Catering Tennis Club of Lisa Rapallo Santa Barbara Sue & Bill Wagner Armstrong Imaging Center K & M International Jill Rode The Territory Ahead Rick Carter Kadiva Creatives Amie Rodriguez Three Dog Bakery Invitation Sponsor Ralph Clevenger Ruth and Robert Kallman Elissa Rubin Bryant & Sons, Ltd. Knollwood Tennis Club Trader Joe’s Christina Tunger Trattoria Mollie Printing Letter Perfect Betsy Turner The Upham Hotel & Signature Drink Sponsor Wilson Printing Lincourt Winery Pieter van Meeuwen Kadiva Creatives Country House Jean von Wittenburg Alan Varsik Raffl e Donor Magellan’s International Sue Aldrich Wagner Zoofari Favor Sponsor Travel Corporation Victor the Florist El Encanto Hotel & Woodland Park Zoo Lara Woodward Roberta & Stan Fishman Garden Villas Madam Lu Victoria Madrigal Zelo Zoological Society of So many auction items, so little time. Silent Auction Kirk Martin San Diego Ablitt’s Fine Cleaners Meadowlark Inn and Launderers Montecito Country Club Volunteers Alida Aldrich Nicky’s Santa Barbara Zoo Amara Spa by the Sea Nuuva Volunteers Audubon Aquarium of the The Oaks at Ojai Talbots Employees Americas Occhiali Fine Eyewear Baroncelli Linens Olio e Limone Ristorante Wine Beach Ball One-on-One Fitness Casa Cassara Winery Beachside Bar-Café Julia & Scott Orlosky & Vineyard Bennett’s Educational Paradise Café Jordano’s Materials Pascucci Joullian Vineyards The Bikini Factory Pawcasso Pet Portraits Lazy Acres Market The Botanic Gardens at PCPA Theaterfest Santa Barbara and Ojai Personal Tours, Ltd.

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 2 1 FINANCIALS

SANTA BARBARA ZOOLOGICAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT �� FOUNDATION 2004 AND 2003 ��� �� �� STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY AND NET ASSETS ��

December 31 2004 2003 CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS Unrestricted Net Assets, beginning of year $13,982,803 $13,536,760

REVENUE, SUPPORT, AND OTHER INCOME ��� Park Admissions $2,437,195 $2,227,892 Retail and concessions $1,936,990 1,893,575 Membership & educational activities $1,147,566 968,274 Special events $421,020 206,573 Contributions $298,289 384,426 Interest and dividends $295,945 240,503 ��� Other income $140,296 140,954 Restricted Donations used $2,920,246 978,796

��� Total revenue, support and other income $9,597,547 $7,040,993 ������������������������������� ��������������������

�������������������� ���������������� EXPENSES �������������������������� ��������������������������� Park operations and maintenance $5,048,708 $4,547,658 ��������������������������� ���������������� Retail and concessions $817,369 706,009 ���������������� Membership & educational activities $212,780 230,138 Special events $314,330 144,434 General and administration $847,198 784,986 Public relations, fundraising $408,401 $372,808 EXPENSES Total expenses $7,648,786 $6,786,033 ��

Operating Surplus $1,948,761 $254,960 ���

Realized and unrealized losses on investments (117,857) 199,959 ��� Loss on disposition of assets 0 (8,876)

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS �� End of year $15,813,707 $13,982,803

CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Temporarily Restricted Net Assets, ��� beginning of year $5,609,458 $5,352,246 Donations and bequests $1,807,555 $1,236,008 Assets released from restrictions (2,920,246) (978,796) ���

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS End of year $4,496,767 $5,609,458

PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS �������������������� ������������������� Endowment $150,000 $150,000 ����������������� �������������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������� ���������������

2 2 | SANTA BARBARA ZOO Blue & gold macaws get close in the fl amingo habitat. SANTA BARBARA ZOOLOGICAL FOUNDATION 2004 AND 2003 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

December 31 2004 2003 ASSETS Current assets: Cash, cash equivalents and investments $7,958,802 $9,290,203 Prepaid expenses and other current assets 151,686 278,464 Inventories 97,633 108,063 Pledges receivable 70,000 73,250 Interest receivable 46,743 53,207

Non-current assets: Property and equipment, net 12,902,095 10,726,665 Collections 1 1

Total Assets $21,226,960 $20,529,853

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities: Accounts payable $323,765 $337,266 Accrued expenses 180,112 149,097 Benefi t payable 37,224 37,224 Long term liabilities: Benefi t payable - long term portion 225,386 264,005

Total Liabilities $766,487 $787,592

Net Assets: Unrestricted: Undesignated $11,024,671 $10,775,816 Unrestricted: Designated 4,789,035 3,206,987 Temporarily restricted 4,496,767 5,609,458 Permanently restricted 150,000 150,000

Total Net Assets $20,460,473 $19,742,261

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $21,226,960 $20,529,853

The information above and one the previous page is summarized from the 2004 audited fi nancial statements. A copy of the 2004 audit report is available upon request.

The Santa Barbara Zoo is accredited by the American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA). AZA accredited zoos and aquariums are helping to preserve thousands of animals regionally and around the world through unequaled wildlife conservation programs.

2004 ANNUAL REPORT | 2 3 2004 ANNUAL REPORT Editor: Colleen Dennis Assistant Editor: Wendy Campbell Contributors: Carol Bedford, Richard Block, Heather Johnson, Kim Roberson, Jill Rode, Pieter van Meeuwen, Alan Varsik Graphic Design: Barbara Zerbe, BZ Design Photographers: Cover: David Orias; Panel: Mehosh Dziadzio; Page 2: (African elephants) David Orias; Page 4: (California condor in fl ight) USFWS/Scott Frier; (California condor chick) USFWS/Ron Garrison; Page 6: (Madagascar Hissing cockroaches) Mehosh Dziadzio; (bar-headed goose) Shawn Miner; Page 7: (cactus garden) Mehosh Dziadzio; (White-handed gibbon) Romesh Prakashpalan; Page 8: (African lion cub) David Orias; Page 8: (Zoo campers) David Orias; Page 9: (Boo at the Zoo) Wendy Campbell; (blue and yellow macaw) Romesh Prakashpalan; Page 10: (Zoovies, Members’ Night) Wendy Campbell; Page 11: (Boo at the Zoo) Wendy Campbell; (Zoofari Ball XIX) Rick Carter; Page 13: (Western lowland gorilla) Romesh Prakashpalan; Page 14: (rose hair tarantula) Mehosh Dziadzio; Page 16: (Mandarin duck) Romesh Prakashpalan; Page 17: (Amur leopard) David Orias; Page 18: (African elephants) David Orias; Page 21: (Zoofari Ball XIX) Rick Carter; Page 23: (Macaws) Adit Reddy; Back Cover: (African lion) David Orias; (Baringo giraffes) Mehosh Dziadzio SANTA BARBARA ZOO 500 Niños Drive Santa Barbara, CA 93103 (805) 962-5339 www.sbzoo.org

Right: Baringo giraffes come over for a closer look. Below: Gingerbread stretches out on a rock. Santa Barbara Zoo 2004 Annual Report Our Mission

The Santa Barbara Zoo is dedicated to the preservation, conservation, and enhancement of the natural world and its living treasures through education, research, and recreation.