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2010 Annual Report MORE ENGAGING EVERY DAY

Woodland Dear Friends of Woodland Park Zoo, Park Zoo Saves We’re always thankful to reflect on and appreciate all that our friends help us accomplish. Even with the challenging times all nonprofits and families still face, 2010 was a successful year animals and in which we debuted more engaging ways to inspire people to learn, care and act. their habitats While there are many examples highlighted in these pages, we’d like to reflect on two that illustrate the power of the zoo’s unique ability to engage. through In addition to our always-inspiring exhibits, classes and camps, the summer experience program, conservation “Share the Habitat – Eat Local,” a partnership with Cascade Harvest Coalition, Puget Sound Fresh and others, helped visitors explore the connections between locally sourced food and leadership healthy ecosystems. More than 7,000 visitors acknowledged the power of their personal and engaging actions by committing to the Eat Local Pledge and incorporating wildlife-friendly food choices into their everyday lives. Another 30,000 visitors responded by donating to our Partners for experiences, Wildlife or purchasing conservation commerce. Year after year, our zoo connects people to the many ways we can appreciate, enjoy and protect our natural world. inspiring people Another illustration of the uniquely engaging nature of all our programs and partnerships to learn, care is our new logo, which you can see on this report’s cover. Designed to reflect our evolv- and act. ing brand as a conservation organization, it visually conveys how, more than ever before, the zoo brings people closer to awe-inspiring animals and provides them the knowledge and tools to protect the habitats all species need. Are those the stripes of an endangered tiger? Are they grasses in a critical wetland? You decide. Also reflecting that evolution, we changed the name of our fundraising campaign to More Wonder More Wild and celebrated a multi-year milestone: raising 69% of our $80 million goal. We launched the campaign’s community phase in March 2011, and invite you to learn more at morewonder.org.

Woodland Park Zoo continues to be financially healthy and we’re decidedly optimistic about the future. But our optimism is fueled most by the tangible difference our friends help us make in animals’ and peoples’ lives, whether saving endangered tigers, bears and elephants in Asia; engaging one million guests in hands-on science and conservation learning; helping rural villagers in Papua New Guinea preserve their rain forests; or taking excellent care of our 1,000 animal ambassadors.

Through and through, our dedicated board members, donors, zoo members, volunteers and friends have stood firmly by us.B ecause of you, we are becoming more engaging every day – creating more wonder for our community and more wild for our world. Thank you for being on our team.

Sincerely,

Deborah B. Jensen, Ph.D. Stuart V. Williams President and CEO chair, Board of Directors

2 Ryan Hawk, WPZ Top Ten Achievements of 2010 Matt Hayward, WPZ

“I love that (my 3 year Penguin Exhibit Honored old) can get so close. with National Award We couldn’t get her away A year after opening to great public acclaim, the zoo’s new Humboldt penguin exhibit from the window; she was honored with the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) Exhibit Achievement can watch them forever.” Award – the fifth time the zoo has received this award. Equivalent to an Oscar in the zoo and aquarium industry, the award recognizes outstanding dedication to animal care and – A penguin exhibit visitor conservation issues, state-of-the-art exhibit and naturalistic landscape design, and public education. A year earlier, the exhibit earned a Design Excellence Award from the Seattle Design Commission for, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities and Seattle City Light, integrating innovative filtration and geothermal energy that saves three million gallons of water and nearly 22,000 kilowatt hours of energy each year. DID YOU KNOW? Woodland Park Zoo is the Full Roar Ahead for new Tigers first zoo in the world to and Asian Bears Exhibits surpass 10 million views What do high-tech and hands-on have in common when it comes to wildlife conserva- on YouTube. As a leader in tion? Both will feature prominently in our next big exhibit – a multi-species showcase that new technologies for zoos enriches the lives of our Asian tigers, bears and elephants and empowers our community to and non-profits, our success protect forests and the awesome creatures that depend on them. Plans for the $21 million initiative were approved by the Board of Directors to transform the outdated 60-year-old with YouTube allows us to infrastructure into the new Asian Tropical Forest, a modern and dynamic “conservation reach viewers all over the destination.” It will feature the latest innovations in naturalistic exhibit design, animal care globe with positive messages and enrichment, inspiration-to-action programs, and meaningful links to Asian conservation partners working to save these critically endangered animals in the wild. Community lead- and success stories of people ers and volunteers are rallying to raise the funds by the end of 2012, so that this center- learning, caring and acting piece of the More Wonder More Wild campaign can open in 2013. Excellent zoo exhibits on behalf of wildlife. are a catalyst for knowledge, compassion, and action that benefits wildlife – and the new Asian Tropical Forest will break all the molds.

3 A Homecoming for the Mob – of Meerkats! Scorpions for dinner, anyone? Think culinary delicacy for these African savanna sentinels that returned to the zoo after a 10-year absence. The new exhibit, presented by U.S. Bank and The Seattle Times, inspires a real-life peek inside a meerkat manor as the animals scam- per through burrows and take turns as sentinels atop naturalistic outcroppings. Bug feed- ings and keeper talks explore the highly developed social system meerkats have evolved to survive. Nearby, several species from the zoo’s former Night Exhibit also debuted in 2010 in newly renovated exhibit spaces in the Adaptations Building, thanks to generous support from the BNSF Foundation, our Wild at Heart donors and others.

Did you know? 12,346 students in King County and statewide engaged in Wild Wise, Up CLOSE and Ready, Set, Discover, the zoo’s outreach education programs. Fifty-six percent of these students came from Washington schools with 30% or more students on free or reduced-rate lunch. More than 250 teachers participated in teacher professional development programs at the zoo.

Ryan Hawk, WPZ

New Master’s Program “Loved the program. Some In conjunction with Project Dragonfly at Miami University of Ohio, the zoo introduced the of the most valuable field Advanced Inquiry Program (AIP) in 2010, an exciting new master’s program for educators trips ever. The instructors which begins classes in summer 2011. Co-delivered in Washington by faculty at Miami Universi- were amazing and ty and Woodland Park Zoo professional education staff, this first-of-its-kind program combines graduate courses at the zoo with inquiry-based science learning, public exhibits, field investiga- introduced my students to tions in natural settings, and conservation partnerships, thereby strengthening the knowledge seeing the world with new and skills of Pacific Northwest leaders in the education and environmental communities. The eyes. I used lots of the ideas AIP program’s curriculum directly addresses state academic learning requirements and national standards for inquiry-based science learning. about my observations to help my kids add details to The Wonder Years: More Tweens writing. Thanks so much!” and Teens Engaged in Science and – A teacher whose students Ecology Learning participated in the zoo’s Ready, Set, Discover program. The tween and teen years are a critical phase in the development of ecological awareness and the next generation of conservation-minded citizens. Now, more middle schoolers and teens will have the opportunity to learn about ecology, conservation, and science careers thanks to a generous $150,000 grant to the zoo from the prestigious Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). New partnerships with community-based and after- school programs will engage more youth in hands-on zoo curricula and activities – whether mentoring early learners in Zoomazium, rehabilitating marine habitats, or releasing endangered Northwest turtles and frogs into the wild. Serving more youth goes to the heart of our mission to inspire people of all ages to learn, care and act.

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Record Release of Endangered Did you know? Frogs into the Wild In 2010, 749 volunteers and 675 individuals from Scientists, zoo staff and community volunteers celebrated the most successful year ever in our endeavor to recover this Northwest native species. More than 1,300 endangered corporate and other Oregon spotted frogs were released into a protected wetland area near Joint Base Lewis- service groups gave McChord, near Olympia. With project oversight from the NW Zoo & Aquarium Alliance, more than 77,000 hours the frogs are collected from the wild as eggs by Washington Department of Fish and Wild- life biologists and then placed at Woodland Park Zoo, Oregon Zoo, Northwest Trek, and to the zoo – that’s a Cedar Creek Corrections Center for hatching and rearing. This major head start improves value of more than the species’ chances of survival in the wild, which is near extinction due to non-native $1.5 million! Thank you predators, loss of healthy wetland habitat and disease. The zoo also engages families, businesses and schools in our community and teaches them how to make a difference by generous volunteers! avoiding chemical pesticides and preventing pollution from entering local wetlands.

A Limited Edition Worth Saving One fifth of the world’s vertebrates teeter on the edge of extinction.I n a new public awareness campaign, the zoo collaborated with prominent PacificN orthwest artists to create and auction a series of stunning “Limited Edition” prints. Donated to the zoo, the prints featured six highly endangered animals the zoo and its conservation partners work to protect: Suma- tran tigers, African wild dogs, golden lion tamarins, red crowned cranes, Panamanian golden frogs and western pond turtles. Augmented with traditional and social media to educate our community about the zoo’s role in wildlife and habitat protection, the online auction and web sales raised $7,000 to support the zoo’s mission.

6 Dennis Dow, WPZ Dennis Dow, WPZ Ryan Hawk, WPZ

New Faces and Friends at the Zoo Did you know? It was a busy year for babies. Many new animal ambassadors arrived to engage and inspire One of our most visitors. Seven Humboldt penguin chicks hatched in their new exhibit – a testament to the successful Partners zoo’s successful participation in the Species Survival Plan for this endangered bird. More for Wildlife, the Snow flamingo chicks joined our flock, marking a second successful breeding season.A Matschie’s tree kangaroo joey, one of the most elusive and endangered animals in the Papua New Leopard Trust took a Guinea rain forest, was born to a young tree kangaroo that arrived earlier in the year. critical step for snow Other new animals calling Woodland Park home now include a female South African lion, leopard conservation a male Rocky Mountain goat, a pair of hooded cranes, four young female wolves, a pair of Steller’s sea eagles, a female pudu, a female wallaroo and, of course, our meerkat mob. in the Tost Region of Mongolia. Hand-in-hand A New Gateway to the Zoo with local herders and landowners, they achieved Our new West Entrance opened in 2010 offering the zoo’s one million-plus annual visitors a host of modern amenities and expanded services that make visiting the zoo more inspir- official protection from ing and more sustainable. A major capital project in the zoo’s Long-Range Physical Devel- mining for an area the opment Plan and the More Wonder More Wild campaign, the West Entrance achieved the size of Delaware for the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification for its numerous wildlife- and habitat-friendly features.T he entrance also helps next seven years, thus remove crowds from busy Phinney Avenue North, improves public safety and provides our preserving essential neighboring families a new pathway for getting around and enjoying nature. movement corridors for the elusive and Sustainable Zoo Plan Approved endangered cats. Walking the talk of a sustainable zoo, in December a comprehensive five-year Sustainability Plan was approved by the zoo’s Board of Directors and endorsed by a $2 million campaign goal. The ambitious plan builds on more than two decades of success as an early adopter of green operations, from our extremely popular Zoo Doo compost and organically managed historic Rose Garden to designing entire exhibits with nature in mind. Significant reductions in energy and water use, and in waste and combustion fuels, combined with engaging one million guests in positive actions will achieve further reductions in our carbon emissions: to 7% below 1999 levels by 2012, and 20% by 2020. As one of the most aggressive plans in the nation, it reflects our commitment to Northwest values and serves as a model for living and working in harmony with nature.

7 Operating Revenue $30,158,745

Public Support Donations and Grants OPERATIONS 10,022,523 (33%) 5,108,908 (17%)

Membership REVIEW 2,662,142 (9%)

Creating More Value for Guests, Visitor Revenue 12,365,173 (41%) Animals and Habitats

Operating Expenses Another busy year for the zoo, 2010 saw the return of meerkats to the zoo after a $ 3 0 ,111 , 2 5 2 10-year hiatus and ushered in the new West Entrance. With two significant capital proj- Education and ects debuting, we stretched our capabilities while also preserving our best-in-class animal Visitor Services Conservation and Marketing 3,341,196 (11%) care and even increased services for our 38,000 member households and one million 5,133,672 (17%) guests. Welcoming and beautiful, the new West Entrance offers visitors a whole new level Animal Care 7,367,232 (25%) of modern conveniences while also reducing the zoo’s environmental footprint. It has achieved the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification.

Similarly, the Humboldt penguin exhibit, opened in 2009, earned the Best Exhibit Award Horticulture, Maintenance, from the Association of Zoos & Aquariums – the fifth time WPZ has won this highly Administration Exhibits, Facilties and Development 6,989,897 (23%) coveted award. It attests to our raising the bar for zoos everywhere in modern, naturalistic 4,900,253 (16%) Visitor Services, exhibit design that integrates sustainable technologies, innovative learning experiences and Enterprise 2,379,003 (8%) direct links to wildlife conservation.

Another bar our zoo is raising is a green one. In 2010, a comprehensive five-year Sustain- Total Operating and ability Plan was approved by the Board of Directors and endorsed by a $2 million campaign CAPITAL REVENUES goal for sustainability projects. Building on more than two decades of success adopting $32,163,104 green practices, the plan targets dramatic reductions in our zoo’s carbon emissions: to Public Support 7% below 1999 levels by 2012, and 20% by 2020. It’s one of the most aggressive green 10,022,523 (31%) Donations and Grants zoo plans in the nation, reflecting our commitment to Northwest values and serving our 6,329,232 (20%) community as a model for living and working in harmony with nature.

Membership Despite a sluggish economic recovery nationally, our zoo continued to operate on solid 2,662,142 (8%) footing in 2010, thanks to proactive measures in 2008 and 2009. Although the tough econ-

omy affected earned revenue with somewhat lowered attendance and concert sales, strong Endowment, public and private support allowed us to end the year fiscally healthy and optimistic. Investment, Earnings Visitor Revenue 784,035 (2%) 12,365,173 (39%) We gratefully thank all of our supporters who continue to stand by Woodland Park Zoo and its mission. Because of you, our zoo is one of the most enduring and respected facilities of its kind in the country. Total Operating and CAPITAL EXPENSES $34,052,280

Visitor Services, Marketing and Enterprise 7,512,674 (22%) Animal Care and Exhibits 14,357,129 (42%) Bruce W. Bohmke Chief Operations Officer

Education Administration and Field and Development Conservation 5,132,497 (15%) Capital 3,341,196 (10%) Projects 3,708,783 (11%)

8 2010 PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT

ZooKeepers Society Carter Subaru Diana and C. James Judson Thank you for ($100,000 + ) Chase Douglas and Cheryle Kight Costco Wholesale Stuart and Amanda Klorfine Anonymous Global Conservation Network and Klorfine Foundation Rick and Nancy Alvord being on our team! Karen Koon and H. Brad Larry Knudsen Bank of America Charitable Edwards Kohl’s Department Stores We are very grateful for the generous contri- Foundation D.V. & Ida J. McEachern James and Jean Kunz The Boeing Company butions in 2010 from individuals and families, Charitable Trust Lane Powell PC Charitable Trust Pepsi Beverages Company Jeffrey W. and Robin J. Leppo foundations, corporations and public institutions. Lisa and Mark Caputo Phinney Bischoff Design House Victoria Leslie Estate of Lorene E. Currier Year after year, strong public and private support Raikes Foundation Cammi and Jeff Libby Hugh and Jane Ferguson Raynier Institute & Foundation Stephen Liffick and Rasa Raisys makes it possible for this vibrant, forward-look- Foundation Roger Williams Park Zoo Lisa Dupar Catering Eliza Flug-Coburn and ing zoo to thrive. Your support creates more Sound Community Bank Macy’s Christopher Coburn Maryanne Tagney Jones and R. Eric and Celeste Martinez wonder for our community and more wild for Carol and Bruce Hosford David T. Jones Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Institute of Museum and our world. Janet and Doug True Family Foundation Library Services Margie Wetherald and James W. and Brooke McCurdy The Norcliffe Foundation Len Barson Pamela Jo Merriman and Allan and Inger Osberg Stuart and Lucy Williams Sonja Ross PACCAR Wockner Foundation Pendleton & Elisabeth Carey The People of the City Wild at Heart WWW Foundation Miller Charitable Foundation of Seattle Estate of Clarice M. Yeager Trish Miner The People of King County Ann and Frank Moe Supporters The Seattle Times Grizzly Group Charles and Alex Morse Estate of Joy Spurr Thank you for being Wild at Heart! Our newly ($10,000 + ) Mark and Vickie Nysether Althea Stroum Robert and Lynn Ormsby renamed giving program honors and recog- Wong, Doody, Crandall, Wiener Anonymous (2) Valerie and Jerry Parrish Susie and Paul Wyckoff Alaska Airlines nizes all those whose generous annual support Nancy and Mark Pellegrino Tom Alberg and Judi Beck James and Gaye Pigott allows us to achieve our day-to-day mission of Jaguar Jamboree Nancy and Buster Alvord Robert Plotnick and ($50,000 + ) Apex Foundation saving animals and inspiring people to learn, Gay Jensen Paul and Donna Balle Anonymous Precept Brands, LLC care and act. Stan and Alta Barer The Paul G. Allen Family Brooks and Susie Ragen Anthony and Lillian Bay Foundation Cameron and Tori Ragen Ben Bridge Jeweler Chap and Eve Alvord Carrie Rhodes Heather Blackie BECU George Rhodes Heidi Blackie The Boeing Company Richard Saada Blumenthal-Edsforth Family Conservation International Barbara Sando The BNSF Foundation Kenneth and Pamela Satterberg Foundation BNY Mellon Wealth Eakes Family The Seattle Foundation Management Katharyn Gerlich Seattle International Foundation Jim Burgett and Leigh Kinnish John C. and Karyl Kay The Shared Earth Foundation Chena Hot Springs Resort Hughes Foundation Robert Short and Emer Dooley Chevron Corporation Metropolitan Market Diane and Bob Shrewsbury Citi Private Bank Microsoft Corporation Elizabeth Sicktich and The Cobalt Group, Inc. Helen and Allen Mull Douglas Barker Columbia Distributing Northern Trust Bryan and Kathy Slinker Columbus Zoological Park Patti and William Savoy Snoqualmie Tribe Assoc., Inc. Maria Semple and Dale and Carol Ann Sperling Stuart DeSpain and George Meyer Ed and Carmen Thomas Tina-Marie Weirauch Charles Simonyi Fund for Dave and Chris Towne Sandy Dunn Arts and Sciences Jill and Scott Walker Mary Fernandez Laurie Stewart Gail Warren Charles and Rose Ann Finkel John F. Swift Wells Fargo Four Seasons Hotel Seattle U.S. BANK West Coast Event Productions Ira Gerlich and Courtney Maggie and Doug Walker James L. and Roberta S. Chapalas Weymouth Irwin and Joan Goverman Hippo Herd Kathryn Williams Michael Halperin and Jodi Green ($25,000 + ) Sally and David Wright Leslie and Nicolas Hanauer Curtis and Nancy Young Anonymous (4) Rosemarie Havranek and Linda and Tom Allen Nathan Myhrvold Denali Club Elias and Karyl Alvord Steve Haynes and Val Styrlund ($5,000 + ) David S. Anderson The Hoffmann Family Bartell Drugs Paul Hogle and Karen Anonymous (2) Brown Bear Car Wash and Malen-Hogle Africa Endorsed Ltd. The Victor Odermat Family Debora and Robert Horvath Allied Integrated Marketing

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Sara and Scott Trethewey Terry and Yukari Mihashi Thomas and Lorna Allen Denver Zoological Foundation, Dan and Jill Becker Haley Van Demark Steve J. Miller Foundation Alstom Grid Inc. Inc Paul Birkeland and Waldron & Company Charles and Colleen Mills Phoebe and Lucius Andrew Dennis and Bernie Dochnahl Ashley Wagenfuhr Marilyn and John Warner Kevin and Nicole Morris Aon Consulting Mark Dunn and Kurt Kirstein Richard Birnbaum and Howard and Victoria Wellman Sue Noble Robert and Clodagh Ash Educational Legacy Fund Pamela Okano Lloyd and Judith Wiebe NW Zoo & Aquarium Alliance Helen E. Ashe and Beryl A. Kathy and George Edwards Cathy Breen Shaun and Kirsten Wiley The Brad and Kathy Fund of the Thompson Francisca Erickson Sonya and Tom Campion Wunderman Nysether Family Foundation Asset Management Dan and Nancy Evans Jan and Jack Creighton John and Leah Young The Mark and Vickie Fund of the Strategies, Inc. Debra and Thomas Fairbanks Merrick and Lorraine Darley Nysether Family Foundation Attachmate Corporation Christina Federlein D. Brooke and Bertrand Sumatra Club The Nysether Family Cindy Ball and Tim Hunkapiller Melody and Bill Fleckenstein De Boutray ($2,500 + ) Foundation Bare Escentuals Harmony Frazier and Betsy Dennis Octagon Marketing Kimberly and David Barenborg Michael Breen Anonymous (2) Overton and Katharine Dennis Shannon Orr and Melanie Barnard Griffin Winery Fresh Northwest Design Inc. 1st Security Bank of Fund McAllester Jason Barnett Friends of Zoo Boise Washington Eric and Holly Dillon Pacific Real Estate Partners, Inc. 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Marsh Kellegrew Ethan and Cornielia John David and Catherine ZooParc de Beauval Clark Nuber Lynn and William Kilbourne John Robert Powers Eaton Skinner Rusty and Karen Clark Renee and James Klein International Gary Smith and Kathleen Safari Club Clif Bar & Company Brian and Ginger Knox Sarah and Chris Kavanaugh Kemper ($1,000 + ) Ronald and Michelle Clyborne Jeffrey Krauss Leslie and Charles Kellogg Burnley and Jim Snyder Oliver and Pamela Cobb Stanley and Judy Krenek Penny Laine Anonymous (2) Gretchen Sorensen and Gina and Brian Colbeck Dyane and Tyler Kruse Jacob Langley The 5th Avenue Musical Gene Stout Donna Corey and Jay Peterson Gary Kunis Gary and Sandy Leake Theatre Company Ida and Mark Cotter Lucinda and Joseph Langjahr Kristi Larsen and Kurt Wrisley Adam and Catherine Schaeffer Lease Crutcher Lewis Howard Schultz and Sheri Barbara Lees Kersch-Schultz Legacy Gifts Create Strong Ivan and Jennie Leichtling Seattle Glassblowing Studio Robert Levine and Karen James and Marsha Seeley Communities – Joy Spurr Bohmke Elizabeth E. Sengupta James and Jan Linardos Rhetick and Caryn Sengupta The impact of legacy gifts can be seen all over the zoo. Most bequest or legacy Franklin and Madelyn Lindsay Jeanne Sheldon and gifts are placed in our endowment so that they support our animals, exhibits, Charles and Barbara Lipp Marvin Parsons Olivia and Jeff Lippens The Shops at The Bravern educational and conservation programs for years to come, but some donors Alan and Kimberley Lippman Eric and Janelle Shuey want their gift used in building an exhibit. In 2010, we received a very gener- Beth and Glen Logan Bernard and Susan Silbernagel Bert and Susan Loosmore Brian and Laurel Smith ous bequest gift from the estate of Joy Spurr. A professional photographer, Keith and Beth Loveless Clarice and J. Francis Smith author, lecturer, and long-time member at Woodland Park Zoo, Joy traveled June Low and John Dusto Elaine Spencer and Susan and Jeffrey Lubetkin Dennis Forsyth the world in pursuit of her photography. She is remembered as being friendly, Sylvia Lucas Phillip W. Spencer outgoing, loving, loyal, and a philanthropist. Joy’s gift will benefit our endow- Jermaine Magnuson Marilyn Spring Michal and Margaret Makar John and Sherry Stilin ment as well as our next big exhibit – the Asian Tropical Forest. Through her Maker’s Mark Dean and Audrey Stupke generosity, and that of our many legacy donors, future generations will enjoy David and Shelley Malcolm Michele and Paul Stutzman Michael Marcelo Roco Glenn and Theresa Swan the wonder of our zoo while continuing to learn from our naturalistic exhibits Beth McCaw and Yahn Bernier Lisa & M3 Sweatt and awe-inspiring wildlife. That would give Joy great pleasure. When you plan Jason and Stesha McCue Margaret and Kelly Taber Jeff McGraw Audrianne Takagi your estate, remember that strong communities create strong families and Leigh McMillan Mark Takagi and Connie Ricca remember Woodland Park Zoo’s key role in our community. If you would Microsoft Windows Live Cheryl Taylor Experience Team Michael TenEyck like more information on leaving a legacy gift in your estate, please contact Robert and Cassandra Miller Barbara Thatcher Anne S. Knapp at 206.548.2443 or [email protected] Milwaukee County Zoo Catherine Thoma Pamela and Donald Mitchell Patrick Tousignant Claudia Moberg-Butler Nathan and Jacqueline Tremlin and William Butler Frederick and Judy Triggs Thomas Morgan and UBS Financial Services Beth Bryson Morgan Marian VanSteenvoort MulvannyG2 Architecture Veraci Pizza & Catering, Inc. Lisa and Erik Munson Holly and Richard Waddell Margaret Nason James Walker National Geographic Society Washington Dental Service NBBJ West Ltd Partnership Waterfront Seafood Grill David and Julia Nenke Barbara Webber Drew and Brenda Nichol Julie Webster O.S. Winery Amy and Bradley Wheeler Dan O’Hallaran Wide World HD Productions Oklahoma City Zoo and Peter and Stephanie Wieland Botanical Garden Walter and Jacqueline Williams Jennifer and Robert O’Twomney David E. Wilson and John and Kristi Pangrazio Joann G. Perrett Courtesy Joy Spurr Estate Joy Spurr John F. and Betty A. Parks Windward Communications Debra and Mark Perry Group Dr. Mary Lee Peters Wissner-Slivka Foundation Strom Peterson and Marilyn Wood Barnes & Noble Booksellers Canlis Glass Gallery + Studio Robert and Molly Davidson Maria Montalvo Woodland Park Zoo Docents Deborah and Thomas Batteiger Alicia and Jeffrey Carnevali Nora and Allan Davis Ursula Pfeffer Merrill Wright Jodean Baush Peter Caron Krijn and Judith de Jonge Tamara and Donald Philip Shirley and Jim Wright Judy Beckhorn-Ross and Nancy Carr Melinda and Thomas DeLisle Janet Piele Mrs. Glen B. 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Elmwood Park Zoo Virginia Aldrich and Joseph Saitta Sharon Ricketts Carol Bobo Renee and Ryan Cooper DeLaine and Mark Emmert Sheila and Greg Alston John and Sarah Rindlaub Warren and Betty Bohmke David Copley and Steven Corey and Dana Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Amdur Peggy and Robert Rinne Mindy and Michael Bollerslev Chapman Linda and Mason Farrell Erin Anderson George and Mary Robertson Tim and Rebecca Braun Frances and Charles Costigan Janet Faulkner Richard Andler and Carole Rush Kevin Robinson Ric Brewer and Frank Brasile Jim and Diane Coughlin James and Gretchen Faulstich Annie’s Art and Frame Ron and Sally Rodgers Stephen Bro Michael and Lois Craig Theresa Fenton and Mark Lodge Shannon Ansbaugh Alexis Roosa and George and Elizabeth Brown R. Michael Crill and Deborah and Thomas Fenwick Archery Bistro David Hiniker Lori and Steven Buchsbaum Catherine Nobis Eric Fisk Arizona Zoological Society Dorothy Russell Nancy Burfiend and Joey Reiter Gillian Crossan and Barbara and Myke Folger Ray and Edith Aspiri Shawn Rutledge and DeeAnn and David Burman Ronald Pomeroy Joanne and Grady Foster ATG Quality Clean Rebecca Fleck Adrienne and Apolonio John and Marin Curry Sheila Fowler Audubon Nature Institute Inc. Andrew and Emily Ryan Buyagawan Lois and F. K. Curtis Amanda and Janeen Franz Richard and Patricia Austin Michael Salzman David Byrne and Jane Jakobe Demetrio D’Ambrosi and FROGBOX Inc William and Nancy Bain San Francisco Zoo Society Cadaretta Winery Gia Parsons Kathryn Gardow and Ballard Oil Company Peter Schaefer Barb and Rod Campbell Sophie Danforth David Bradlee

11 Geoff Manasse Photography Bill Lewis Robert Rounthwaite A Passion for Peter and Angela Gerrald David and Susan Lewis Tracy and Paul Rudnick Marian Goddard Lincoln Children’s Zoo Safe N Sound Swimming Fredda and Steven Goldfarb Christopher and April Lindow Sailing Heritage Society Conservation and Jed Gorden and Sara Manetti Susan and David Lindsey Santa Barbara Zoo John Gossman and Jacki The Lodge at Black Rapids Sandy Schoolfield and Jon Tree Kangaroos – Roberts Kevin and Sarah Mack Kechejian William Gould and Elaine Kristie Macris and Jonathan Schwarz Gibbons Ricardo Ariza Sea Town Restaurants The Blumenthal- Jean-Pierre Green Karen Makar and Rob Comrie Anne and John Searing Robson and Christine Grieve Darnell Malcolm Seattle Fire Department Edsforth Family Kevin and Farrah Griffin Marco Two Union Square Seattle Symphony Orchestra Jeff and Christiane Grove Rick Marshall Seattle’s Little Italy Mark and Carolyn Guidry Kristin and Wayne Martin Sonali Shah and Pascal Foundation Nancy and John Martin David Shank Gymboree Mark Mason Casey and Maria Shearer Blumenthal Madeleine Hagen Kirk Mattson Sheraton Seattle Hotel & Jason and Joey Hamlin Cheryl Mauri Towers Woodland Park Zoo is fortunate to count the Wiley and Pamela Hampton Pamela and Gary Mauseth Alice Shreve Blumenthal-Edsforth family – Jabe, Julie, their John and Janet Harville James and Cynthia Maxwell George and Darcel Siepak Benjamin Hawes and John Maytum and Brandi Liz and David Silke 12-year-old son Pascal and 9-year-old daugh- Megan Lockhart Eskesen J. Ronald and Barbara Sim ter Sabine – among our generous friends and Larry and Colleen Hawes Patricia McCarthy Sleight of Hand Cellars Nancy and Paul Hawkes Rebecca McCoy and Spectrum Glass Co. Inc. supporters. Pascal and Sabine are keen on Marni and Michael Heffron Tom Walton Michelle Spencer preserving threatened wildlife and habitat for Summer Henry Katherine McKinney Randy Squires Robert Herring Bruce and Anne McTavish St. Regis Monarch Beach future generations. One of Pascal’s favorite zoo James and June Hill Sheryl and Eric Medeiros Frank Stagen animals is the Matschie’s tree kangaroo, found Moira Holley and Scott Wasner MEOW Cat Rescue Philip and Susan Stoller Wayne Holt and Phyllis Kaiden Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Patrick and Amy Strafer only in Papua New Guinea. WPZ’s Tree Kanga- William Hood Inc. Terry Hines & Associates roo Conservation Program (TKCP) works to Duane and Patricia Huckell Greg and Kendy Meyer Tetra Tech, Inc. Thomas and Julia Hull Nicholas Michalski Leslie Thurston protect this endangered species. Hatching a plan Susan and Andy Hutchison Shyla and Donald Miller Judy Tobin and Michael Baker to assist, Pascal, his sister and their friends formed Marie K. Huwe Larry Monaco The Toledo Zoo Independent Brewers United Monarch Beach Golf Karlen Trucke and David a club – the Order of Wallatreeroos. Door to Corporation Sean and Kerry Morgan Wettstein door they went, asking neighbors and friends Arthur and Sue Jackson Marilyn Morrison Alisa and Tim Tyler Brian and Cynthia Jaffe Lynnette and Steven Muenzberg Allen and Barbara Tyson to help TKCP establish a Conservation Area in Jamie Joseph Jewelry Jennifer and Kevin Murphy Urban Kitchen Company Papua New Guinea. Together with a successful David and Patrice Johansen James and Patsy Nelson Carol Vangelos Barbara Johnson Edna Neuhart Linda Vangelos and lemonade stand on a hot day in Volunteer Park, Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Mark and Sue Nikiel Stephen Kaufer they raised more than their collective yearly Johnson Denise Niles Verizon Foundation Randy and Debbie Johnson Douglas and Nancy Norberg Via Tribunali allowances! Thank you to the whole family and Kathleen Joncas and Daniel Nye W Los Angeles Hotel the Wallatreeroos for your generosity and David Traylor Susan Odermat Westwood Kevin Judson and Emily McLuen Odwalla Juice Leonard and Jeanne Ware enthusiasm! Learn more about the Tree Kanga- Mike Kaputa and Suzanne Suzanne and Don Olson Todd and Ruth Warren roo Conservation Program’s effort to match a Tomassi Michael Ormes and Victoria Washington State University Mrs. Toshiko Kasahara Whitlock Steven and Stephanie Wasson $1 million Challenge Grant from Conservation Catherine Kayser and Michael and Shoshanna Deborah and Scott Wegeleben International: www.zoo.org/treekangaroo/give. Ron Stanger Osterfeld Michael Weidenbener Cheryl Kerner Pacific Northwest Float Trips Chris and Terri Weiss Kestrel Estate View Vineyards Greg Parrott Jamison and Kim West Tracey Kidston Patagonia Rochelle and Scott Whelan Damian King and Eileen PCL Construction Services, Inc. Robert Wilkes and O’Connor-King Virginia and Tom Pedreira Nancy Tipton King Estate Winery Dale and Nancy Peinecke Mason and Linda Williams Jodi and Steve King Goldman Nathaniel and Dorothy Penrose Melinda Williams and Paul Balle, WPZ Richard and Betsy Kirby Councilmember Lawrence Mark Murray Edgar and Sandra Kirsopp Phillips and Gail Phillips Michael Williams and Lyle and Suzanne Krapf The Pike Brewing Co. Deborah Knutson Krekow Jennings Sabine and Matthew Poischbeg Deanne Witt Steve and Marie Kruy Barbara Potter Bettina Woodford and Rahul Kumar and Kristian Prill Torben Goodhope Vasundhara Jain Bradley and Caroline Probst Scott and Jenny Wyatt S. Michael Kunath and Melissa and Christopher Prock Ann Wyckoff Kate Harrison Elise Purcell and Mark Flippo Lauren Wyckoff Peter and Jane Lamb Douglass and Katherine Raff Heidi and Kobi Yamada I. Grace Lao Alex and Carrie Ratner Heidi and Ryan York Frank Lawler and Ann McCurdy Renaissance Seattle Hotel Zoological Society of Florida Mary and Tim Lawrence Eric and Diane Renstrom The Zoological Society of Dale Learn Jean Rhodes the Palm Beaches J.J. Leary and Dottie Hall Todd and Katharine Ringwood Kurt and Elizabeth Zumwalt Tom and Agnes Lee Rebecca and Richard Ripley Eric Lemar Richard and Bonnie Robbins * Woodland Park Zoo makes Francesca Leonetti Robert Mondavi every attempt to ensure the Carol Leppa and Connie Miller Charles and Janice Rohrmann accuracy of these lists. If you Janet Levinger and Will Poole Peter and Julia Rose find an error, please contact us so that we can correct it: 206.548.2419. Thank you! 12 Estate of Erma Irene Etue Mark and Vickie Nysether Ginny and Michael Pigott Family ZooKeepers Society Eliza Flug-Coburn and The Nysether Family Foundation Mark Pigott Family Christopher Coburn Ogden Services Corporation James W. Ray We are proud to recognize and honor all those Estate of Anne P. Frame John and Deanna Seattle Public Utilities whose vision and long-term financial commitment Georgia Gerber and Randy Oppenheimer Family Dale and Carol Sperling Family Hudson Robert and Lynn Ormsby Estate of John S. Tilner contribute to a strong culture of philanthropy at the Katharyn Gerlich Family Rogers and Julie Weed zoo and in the Northwest. Leona M. Geyer Trust Keith and Janet Patrick Wilburforce Wayne and Anne Gittinger PCC Natural Markets Kathryn Williams Joan Gray and Harris Hoffman Nancy and Mark Pellegrino Stuart, Lucy, Charlie, Peter and Total cumultative support is based on support pledged or received through the Estate of Elaine Green Eldridge Pepsi Beverages Company Boo Williams fiscal year ending December 31, 2010, and includes employer-matching gifts. Jerry and Lyn Grinstein James and Gaye Pigott Ben and Julie Wolff Group Health Cooperative of Cam and Tori Ragen Family Wong, Doody, Crandall, Wiener Puget Sound Ray’s Boathouse, Café WWW Foundation $10 million + Safeco Insurance Grousemont Foundation and Catering The Seattle Foundation Gull Industries, Inc. Roger Williams Park Zoo The People of the City of Seattle Rotary Service Mike Halperin and Jodi Green Barbara Sando Seattle Foundation Rosemarie Havranek and Helen E. and Florence B. The People of King County Lion U.S. BANK Nathan Myhrvold Schenk Endowed Fund Maggie, Doug and Kina Walker William Randolph Hearst The Schofield Family $5 million + Foundation Seattle Seahawks Hearts Anonymous $100,000 + Jan Hendrickson The Seattle Times Mary Hogue and Family Security Pacific Bank Anonymous (4) Club $1 million + Holland America Line Robert and Diane Adventures of Riley™ HomeStreet Bank Shrewsbury II and Family These generous Anonymous (2) Alaska Distributors, Inc. Robert and Debora Kenneth R. Sinibaldi, DVM Estate of Millie Albee Chap and Eve Alvord donors have recog- Horvath Family Sound Community Bank Linda and Tom Allen Family Elias and Karyl Alvord John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Estate of Joy Spurr nized the zoo in their The Paul G. Allen Family Nancy and Buster Alvord Foundation Laurie Stewart Foundation ARAMARK Corporation estate plans ensuring Howard Hughes Medical Althea and Sam Stroum Rick and Nancy Alvord Family Stuart and Susan Ashmun Institute The Tagney-Jones Family Fund that our mission BANK OF AMERICA Alta and Stan Barer Marvin and Patricia Hurtgen at The Seattle Foundation Bezos Family Foundation ATL Ultrasound Inc continues to have a Institute of Museum and Dave and Chris Towne The Boeing Company Attachmate Corporation Library Services Unico Investment Company positive impact well Brown Bear Car Wash and The Barrientos and Wright Family Estate of Virginia W. Iverson Wells Fargo Victor Odermat Family Bartell Drugs into the future. Gerry Johnson and Linda Margie Wetherald and Chase Dan and Jill Becker Larson Len Barson Cole & Weber BECU K&L Gates LLP Coralyn Whitney and Anonymous (23) Conservation International Ben Bridge Jeweler Duff Kennedy Dwight Gadd Ms. Anna L. (Birdie) Adams Hugh and Jane Ferguson Donna Benaroya James M. Kunz Estate of Mertice C. Wilcox Gwen A. Anderson Foundation Z. William and Hilde M. Jim and Jean Kunz David and Sally Wright Helen E. Ashe and Beryl A. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Birnbaum Endowment Fund Patty and Jonathan Lazarus Susan and Paul Wyckoff Thompson Carol and Bruce Hosford BNY Mellon Wealth and Family Wyco Fund Steve Averill Kreielsheimer Foundation Management The Leslie Fund Michael Bauer Microsoft Corporation Estate of Kathryn A. Steve Liffick, Rasa Raisys, Additional Generous Donna Benaroya M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Bomer Pope and Family Supporters Linda and George Berkman The True Family Bob and Bobbi Bridge Byron W. & Alice L. Lockwood Dominique Bideau-de Rozario Burlington Resources Ancient Order of United Foundation Florence Bliss $500,000 + Foundation Workmen Evergreen Macy’s Mark Blitzer T. Bradford and Lesley Canfield Lodge No. 2 Alaska Airlines Estate of Joseph and Vivian The Borg Family Charitable Lisa and Mark Caputo Mylo and Marion Charlston Apex Foundation McCann Remainder Unitrust Carter Motors Inc Kathie Claypool and Tom Estate of Richard G. Buckley D.V. & Ida J. McEachern Barbara L. Borylla Costco Wholesale McManus Joshua Green Foundation Charitable Trust Cathy Breen Jan and Jack Creighton The Coca-Cola Bottling The Jacobsen Family Metropolitan Market Val and Lucille Cedarland Estate of Lorene E. Currier Company of Washington Estate of Lucille J. Johnston Alexandra and Charles Morse Mylo and Marion Charlston Estate of Patricia Cutchlow Dr. Nick and DeEtte Johnson Kresge Foundation Estate of Bernard J. Nist and Kathie Claypool and Tom Estate of Victor Denny Juniper Foundation Helen Mull Claudine S. Nist McManus William and Sandy Dunn Bill Lewis Inger and Allan Osberg Northern Trust John and Patricia Clearman Estate of Ruth Ellerbeck Larry and Rhonda Nelsen PACCAR Sandra and Phil Nudelman Dr. Natalie C. Coleman Estate of Helen I. Elstad The Norcliffe Foundation

In Memoriam Two legendary zoo figures passed away in 2010: WallyE nglish, zookeeper, and Dana Payne, curator of reptiles and amphibians. Both long-time WPZ employees were highly accomplished professionals who contributed greatly to our conservation mission. English was proud to help launch the zoo's Eagle Release Program in 1971 and more recently to "head start" endangered turtles in our Western Pond Turtle Recovery Project. Payne's work spanned innovative electronic recordkeep- ing for amphibian conservation in Panama; recovering endangered Northwest turtles and frogs; and helping to develop an online database for providing life-saving antivenom to poison control emergency responders nationwide. Both gentlemen dedicated their lives to helping visitors and professionals protect our planet's wonderful diversity of life. We miss them tremendously.

13 Little Turtles: Big Heart Hannah Madsen and Sophia Rascoff Five-year-old Hannah Madsen became so enamored of Woodland Park Zoo’s endangered western pond turtles that she recruited her best pal, Sophia Rascoff, to help her raise money in support of our captive breeding program. Together (and with a little help from mom, Susan), the pair solicited pastries from local businesses, as well as a few homemade goodies, and had a bake sale to raise funds. Their efforts netted more than $360 for the turtles and a meet-and-greet with the hatchling turtles bound for the ponds in southwest Washington last summer. Hannah and Sophia show that stewardship has no age limit and that conservation is a community effort, whether the animals are those far away or right here in our own backyard. Teaching children the many benefits of generosity is a natural when paired with animals. The zoo can help create the next generation of stewards – and Hannah and Sophia prove it’s never too early to start! Learn more about how your family can support the zoo at zoo.org/support or zoo.org/2011givingcatalog

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Michael and Charlotte Conwell Michael M. and Marilyn McQuaid BGI Group Margie Wetherald and Carol Crawford Ingrid and Scott Mealer BNY Mellon Wealth Gifts in Len Barson Charles Davis Rose Mehan Management Honor of Lucy Williams Michael and Gale Davis Constance Merwin The Boeing Company Stuart Williams (2) Carson and Camden Allen Peter N. Dorsette Lynn G. Meyer Caterpillar Matching Gifts Susie Wyckoff Barbara Bandoli Carolyn Enloe David and Dorene Miller Program Cora Andersen Bicknell Jack and Jeanne Fankhauser Frank and Ann Moe Chase Kevin S. Black Jean Feagin Allen and Helen Mull ChevronTexaco Matching In honor of Lane and Gifts in Christina Federlein Ken and Vicki Neiman Gift Program Michael Brown (3) Allison Feher Larry and Rhonda Nelsen Coca-Cola Foundation Memory of Cameron (7) Hugh and Jane Ferguson Sandra and Phil Nudelman Costco Wholesale Anonymous Dr. Darin Collins (2) Foundation Robert and Lynn Ormsby Elsevier Foundation Buster Alvord [email protected] Nancy L. Funk John F. and Betty A. Parks ExxonMobil Foundation Elizabeth Anne Balle (2) Susan Duren Marian Goddard Sam Patton and Cheryl Gerber Bill & Melinda Gates Glen Dews (15) Dr. Pauline Erera Ray Goforth Jr. Marla Hamilton Peele Foundation William DiCaprio Jan Farnum Herbert Goldman and Nancy and Mark Pellegrino GE Foundation Meade Emory Steve Ferrill Erika Herfindahl Linda Quirk Google Walter English Steve and Donna Ferrill Ronald and Cathy Grant Cameron and Tori Ragen HP Company Foundation James G. Findlay (3) John Gleichman (2) Julianna and Eric Griffin Barbara Sando IBM Corporation Marilyn Fite (5) Marian Goddard Keith and Antje Gunnar Anne and John Searing JPMorgan Chase & Co. James G. Fletcher Ian W. Guthrie (2) Madeleine Roberts Hagen Kenneth Sinibaldi Key Foundation Dick Friel Donald and Donna Hamilton Rodney, Deborah and Diane Spaulding Kimberly-Clark Foundation Elaine Groman (4) Laurie Hawk Schmertz Roman Hagge Kenmour Spencer LexisNexis Cares Pete Harris Lyman and Gretchen Hull Crystal Hayes Gertrude and Harold Stack Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Susan Hinds Gay Jensen Jan Hendrickson Laurie Stewart Inc. Sarah Hughes (2) Mason Jeske Colleen and Charles Holbrook Rosanne Stukel Microsoft Corporation Daniel Jaech (2) Renee Klein William Holt R. Jay and Martha Tejera Nintendo of America Johari Freja Krantz Marion W. Hopkins Jean F. Thompson Northern Trust Dr. Albert E. Johnson, Jr. Joe Lee Cynthia A. Howell Dave and Chris Towne Pepsico Foundation Devin Linnell Johnson Joseph Lee Robert and Luella Hull Mary Ann and Steven Urlacher Riley & Nancy Pleas Family Sophia Flynn Kavanaugh (10) Kyle Levine Thomas Jordan and Kelly Jordan Sharon Ann Uluwehi Vaughn Foundation Carter Larsen Mavis Leyrer Lilly A. Kassos Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vogt RealNetworks Adele Lautenslager (6) Ethan and Aurora Madsen Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kleemann Mike Waller and Kate Grieshaber Recreational Equipment, Inc. Merrily Laytner (3) The Malcolm Family Larry Knudsen Elaine and Douglas Weisfield Regence BlueShield Dr. Mark Lowmiller Karen and Peter McMahon (4) Douglas Koss Howard and Victoria Wellman SAP Matching Gift Program Sondra Methmann-Evans (3) Shea Mertel (5) Gary Kunis Allan Ray Wenzel Starbucks Coffee Company Noah Miller Lucy Mitchell Jim and Jean Kunz Margie Wetherald and Len Barson Sun Microsystems Foundation Dana Payne (4) Adi Moss-Sheth Mary and Tim Lawrence Coralyn W. Whitney Symetra John Philips (4) Emma Nelson Patty and Jonathan Lazarus U.S. Bancorp Foundation Randolf Phil and Sandra Nudelman (4) Bill Lewis UBS Financial Services Dr. Philip J. Rasic (9) The O’Connor Children Frank R. Lunetti Union Bank Howard “Zeke” Robbins Matching Gift Emerson Otto Melinda MacKey-O’Brien and Verizon Foundation Sammy Kiako Ole Sipoi Bob Plotnick and Gay Jensen Timothy O’Brien organizations Yahoo! Charity GivingStation Ken Sullivan Zoe Poolo Judsen Marquardt Adobe Systems, Inc. Lee Tanzer Lexie Robbins Betty and Linda Marshall Aetna Foundation, Inc. Mary Lucile Teller Audrey Roper John and Bette Marshall American International Robin Thompson (6) Estate Gifts Joshua Stanford (8) The Jim and Cindy Maxwell Group, Inc. Jerry Tillman Anonymous Britton Steel Family Amgen Foundation Brady Patrick Tyler (76) Estate of Lorene E. Currier Laurie Stewart Dennis McCleerey Apex Foundation Avis Wedin Estate of Joy Spurr Tia (7) James and Janice McGraw Automatic Data Processing Jim Wheal Estate of John S. Tilner Diane Tomhave (2) Richard and Julianne McLean BANK OF AMERICA Steven A. Whipple Estate of Clarice M. Yeager Annamaria Traverso Michael McNamara BECU George Wood (2)

14 Board of Directors (as of December 31, 2010)

Officers Fundraising Campaign Cameron Ragen, Chair Stuart V. Williams, Vice Chair Victoria Leslie, Secretary Campaign Campaign R. Jay Tejera, Treasurer Steering Volunteers Jan Hendrickson, Immediate Past Chair Committee David Anderson Rick Alvord Anthony Bay Directors Maria Barrientos Julia Calhoun Linda L. Allen Kelly Ogilvie Jan Hendrickson Lisa Caputo Richard Alvord Valerie Parrish Debora Horvath Kevin Daniels David Anderson Nancy Pellegrino Ann Moe DeLaine Emmert Anthony Bay Larry Phillips Nancy Pellegrino Michele Havens Bruce Bentley Mark M Reis Cam Ragen Jan Hendrickson Lisa S. Caputo Patti Savoy Laurie Stewart Carol Hosford Kenneth W. Eakes Rob Short Maggie Walker John Hoyt David Goldberg Elizabeth Sicktich Stuart Williams Vickie Leslie Michele Havens Ron Siegle Rob Liddell Steven Haynes Bryan Slinker, D.V.M. Steve Liffick Jan Hendrickson Gretchen Sorensen Brooke McCurdy Debora Horvath Laurie Stewart Mary Odermat John Hoyt Edward D. Thomas Nancy Pellegrino Jeffrey Leppo Timothy C. Thompson Cam Ragen Robert M. Liddell, M.D. Peter C. Wang Ron Siegle Steve Liffick Margaret Wetherald Elizabeth Sicktich Brooke McCurdy Kathryn A. Williams Lisa Simonyi James C. McGraw, D.D.S. Benjamin Wolff Julie Weed Ann Moe Susie Wyckoff Margie Wetherald Jane R. Nelson Curtis J. Young Stuart Williams Mary Odermat Ben and Julie Wolff Sally Wright Deborah B. Jensen, Ph.D. Woodland Park Zoo President and CEO, ex officio Christopher Williams Interim Superintendent, Seattle Parks and Recreation, ex officio

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