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2012 annual report contents

3 Message from the President 4 What We Do 5 our Vision 6 our Lands 8 our Communities 10 the Year by the Numbers 11 looking Forward 12 Map 14 Leadership 15 Donors 21 Steward Lists 23 Financials

2 message from the PRESIDENT

There is an alchemy to this business of making The seeds we the promises the Cascade and Olympic planted and Agendas real—or at least a mixology. Guided nurtured in 2012 should bear fruit this year. We by these action plans, we conserve great laid important groundwork for transformational lands and help build strong neighborhoods projects that, with further persistence, may with a wonderfully strong brew of dedicated be completed in 2013. The Kitsap Forest and employees, superb board and a deeply Bay Project will conserve nearly 7,000 acres of engaged and supportive community of donors, forestland and two miles of shoreline around partners, sponsors and volunteers. Together we Port Gamble Bay. Cities around the region are creating a sustainable and durable region are investigating the use of the Landscape that is worthy of our children and will serve us Conservation and Local Infrastructure Program, into the next century. a groundbreaking tool that provides much needed infrastructure funding for communities With your support in 2012, we advanced the while conserving farm and forestland. Cascade and Olympic agendas and conserved will be the very first to adopt the Program as thousands of acres of land across seven part of its South Lake Union rezone project. counties. They ranged from a two acre park We may even complete a major project on the addition along the Duwamish River in Tukwila East side of the Cascades to conserve tens of to a 1,850 acre forestland property around Riffe thousands of acres of habitat and recreation Lake in Pierce County. We worked with tribes land. Working together, 2013 should be a year such as the Makah Tribe to increase walking of great accomplishments. and biking opportunities at Neah Bay and the Quinalt Indian Nation to move the Taholah The Cascade and Olympic Agendas do not village out of a tsunami zone. We partnered really call for alchemy and certainly not rocket with local communities including Federal Way science. They are advanced by the partnership where we developed a cutting edge urban that we have deepened over the years with each farm program and Ocean Shores where we of you. Together we are transforming our region co-developed an award winning Complete and providing an invaluable legacy for our Streets policy to make streets safe for people children and families yet to come. Thank you for of all ages and abilities to walk, bike or drive. your generous and consistent support. Over 25,000 volunteers have worked side-by- side with our Stewardship team for 120,000 hours to restore parks, greenspaces, shorelines and forestland around the region. The Green Cities Network welcomed its newest city with the launch of the Green Everett Partnership. All this sums to a region that cares about its communities and families along with the environment and economies. Gene Duvernoy, President

3 182,000 acres what of forests, farms, shorelines parks WE DO & natural areas conserved

Forterra fills a unique niche as the largest community building and conservation organization dedicated to this region. We are shaping a future in which our environment and economies will flourish.

We partner with leaders and residents across the region to create healthy, livable and prosperous communities. For over 20 years, Forterra has led efforts to conserve more than 182,000 acres of forests, farms, shorelines, parks and natural areas and restore critical landscapes.

We are advancing a new approach to conservation to protect land on a scale never before seen. We encourage broad collaboration across all sectors; balance environmental, social and economic needs; and emphasize the link between vibrant cities and healthy lands. Recognizing the need for a holistic approach to the challenges created by our tremendous population growth, we advance pragmatic solutions with policy, land transactions, community engagement, environmental stewardship and more. Our work is grounded in market-based approaches with the understanding that economic vitality and environmental protection are both critical to maintaining our region’s quality of life for the next 100 years.

4 CASCADE AGENDA

The Cascade Agenda is a 100 year vision and immediate action plan for the lands and communities of our region. It is based on the input of thousands of residents across our region and offers pragmatic solutions to the challenges and opportunities created by our tremendous population growth. The Cascade Agenda’s collective vision is grounded in the belief that a broad coalition can achieve fundamental change.

It is a balanced approach to conservation and community building that encourages collaboration across all sectors and considers environmental, social and economic needs. The Cascade Agenda brings together business, civic and government leaders to accomplish two big goals: Our Lands: Protect 1 million acres of working forests (93% of existing timberland) and farms (85% of current agricultural lands) and 265,000 acres of shorelines, natural areas and parks. Our Communities: Maintain our rural economies and way of life and enhance the vibrancy and livability of our cities and towns.

Since we began developing the Cascade Agenda in 2004, we have collectively secured 217,960 acres.

olympic agenda

The Olympic Agenda is an emerging conversation with the residents of the Olympic Peninsula to shape a future of great communities and healthy landscapes. Forterra is working with residents, organizations and businesses of the Peninsula to create a 100-year vision and immediate action plan for the lands, communities and economy of Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson and Mason Counties. Drawing on the experience of creating The Cascade Agenda, Forterra will identify and help implement strategies that will provide a non-regulatory guide to conservation and community growth.

5 Forterra has conserved over 182,000 acres of forests, farms, shorelines, parks and natural areas to date. We are responsible for stewarding over our 15,000 acres which we accomplish with help from dedicated volunteers who help remove invasive plant species, plant native species, monitor and more. LANDS These are a few conservation and stewardship highlights from 2012.

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Triple Creek Ranch | Forterra and Kittitas County conserved the 260- acre Triple Creek Ranch, the largest farmland conservation easement to date in Kittitas County. Triple Creek Ranch is a working farm with high quality riparian habitat, water rights, important wildlife corridors and historic family ownership. In 2007, landowners Roma and Vernon Stokes approached Forterra with a request to help them stave off the constant offers from developers wanting to subdivide their property for rural residential development. With the easement in place, the longtime family-owned farm outside of Ellensburg, WA can continue its agricultural operations in perpetuity. The work was funded by grants from Wildlife and Recreation Program and the National Resources Conservation Service.

Riffe Lake | Thanks to Forterra’s negotiations, Tacoma Power purchased a conservation easement from landowners Pope Resources on a 1,850 acre property containing working timberland and valuable wildlife habitat in the area known as Peterman Hill above Lewis County’s Riffe Lake. This transaction involves Pope Resources’ timberland directly adjacent to Tacoma Power’s 6,840 acre Peterman Ridge wildlife unit which will both be managed by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. This conservation easement is especially important because the newly protected lands lie between Riffe Lake and the existing wildlife area, leveraging its conservation benefits to the adjacent Tacoma Power property.

Buckley Forest Preserve | The Buckley Forest Preserve is a 203- acre forested property that lies just south of the City of Buckley. It is home to a variety of wildlife, provides groundwater storage, and is a popular respite for the community living nearby. The effort to conserve the Preserve began with David and Gay Santerre who live near the forest and wanted to prevent its development. The Santerres contacted Forterra, who in turn worked with Pierce County and Plum Creek Timber Company to purchase the land with funding from Pierce Conservation Futures for permanent conservation. Forterra facilitated the transaction and Pierce County now owns the land.

6 North Bay Estuary | The North Bay Natural Area Preserve is a 1,215 acre area containing some of Washington’s best estuarine and freshwater habitat. Forterra helped the Washington Department of Natural Resources purchase a 119 acre addition to the Preserve in December. North Bay is located on the north side of the vast Grays Harbor Estuary, two miles east of Ocean Shores. This unique coastal wetland is a mosaic of freshwater wetland, sphagnum bog and bog forest, and a coastal marsh community. In addition, North Bay NAP contains a portion of a forested coastal berm, estuarine scrub-shrub habitat and a variety of upland second growth forest communities. The preserve is the premier site of its kind in both the Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay estuary complexes.

Innovative Conservation Tools | Market-based conservation is key for achieving the goals of the Cascade Agenda. Transfer of development rights (TDR) programs have been a centerpiece of this strategy over the past several years and our progress in this area continued in 2012. Over the past year Forterra had a role in the creation or expansion of three TDR programs across the region: Tacoma, Mountlake Terrace, and Snohomish County.

There are currently 20 TDR programs in Washington State, of which Forterra has played a role in the creation or expansion of 12.

STEWARDSHIP Restore the Duwamish Shoreline Challenge | Inspired by the efforts of BECU employees who independently began restoration work on over 10,000 square feet of shoreline along the Duwamish River, Forterra, the City of Tukwila and BECU launched the Restore the Duwamish Shoreline Challenge. The goal is to restore 150,000 square feet of riverbank along almost 1.5 miles of the Duwamish River. The Challenge aims to get other Tukwila businesses involved by volunteering at restoration work parties, donating money or both.

Cedar River | Since 2003, Forterra has partnered with Seattle Public Utilities, King County, Friends of the Cedar River Watershed, landowners and many volunteers to complete a large-scale restoration of the lower Cedar River. The river contains some of the best remaining aquatic habitat in the greater Lake Washington watershed. In 2012, Forterra planted 22,000 native trees and shrubs on public and private lands, hosted 17 volunteer events and worked with 23 landowners to install habitat restoration plantings on their riverfront properties.

7 Forterra recognizes that by creating great communities in which people choose to live, work and raise their families, we can protect rural working and natural lands from sprawling development. We our work with leaders and residents to help make our cities and towns COMMUNITIES more sustainable, livable places with everything from advancing public policy to volunteering in local parks.

EPA Community Assistance | Thanks to funding from the Environmental Protection Agency’s Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities Grant, Forterra had the opportunity to assist six communities across Washington. We helped the Quinault Indian Nation and the Makah Tribe, and the Cities of Federal Way, Tukwila, Issaquah and Kirkland to craft and implement programs and policies to help advance their community building objectives.

• Moving a Village: Forterra worked with the Quinault Indian Nation to engage the community and tribal staff in visioning around moving the lower Taholah village above the tsunami inundation zone. Moving from their traditional lower village to an elevation above the tsunami inundation zone is an essential step to ensuring long-term sustainability of the tribe.

• Farming in Federal Way: The City of Federal Way has a burgeoning urban agriculture movement that is, in part, a response to a lack of access to fresh produce many residents face. But, the City did not have many formal urban agriculture policies in place to deal with people’s questions about farming in their communities. Forterra and Federal Way gathered community input to help inform new city-wide urban agriculture policies that will help make it easier for Federal Way residents to farm.

• Biking and Walking in Neah Bay: The Makah Tribe wants to help improve their community’s health by making it easier to walk and bike in the town of Neah Bay. We designed and led walking and biking audits in town, facilitated community conversations, and provided Tribal leaders recommendations for walking and biking improvements they can make.

8 Ocean Shores Complete Streets | Forterra worked with the City of Ocean Shores and community members, business owners and other stakeholders to craft a Complete Streets ordinance to help make their roads safer for all users, foster economic development and to connect their tourist areas and waterfront main business district. The work was funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. In addition to education and engagement, we drafted language for their ordinance. Ocean Shores adopted the new ordinance in December 2012 and it was recognized as the 4th best Complete Streets policy in the country in April 2013. Pictured right is an example of what complete streets can look like.

Central Issaquah Plan | 2012 marked the culmination of years of work on a vision to redevelop the central Issaquah Valley. The plan is to transform the mostly strip-malls and parking lots along I-90 into a walkable community with parks and open space and housing affordable to a wide range of residents. Forterra engaged the community, met with city leaders, testified to City Council and more.

Green City Partnerships | This was a banner year for the Green Cities Network. Volunteers logged over 107,000 hours of work time across all six Green Cities. We launched the Green Everett Partnership, the first Green City in Snohomish County. A member of our Green Seattle Partnership team coauthored Seattle’s Forest Ecosystem Values report, a multi-year research project on the economic value of urban forests and we continued efforts to expand our programming outside of park boundaries to city streets through the Tree Ambassadors program.

9 by the numbers

20 conservation 120,000 projects totaling volunteer hours = 55 full time employees 4,159 acres bringing Forterra’s protected total to 181,961 acres

to mobilize residents to participate in 23 WORKSHOPS IN 11COMMUNITIES: shaping the future of their cities and towns

Forterra has been involved with 123,632 ALL 12 TDR native plants and trees planted by Forterra, PROGRAMS our partners and the that have been created or Green Cities Network expanded in Washington since the launch of the Cascade Agenda, including 3 in 2012.

Forterra works with partners around the region to advance all of our programs. 10 looking FORWARD

Forterra’s work continues to grow and evolve to meet the needs of the community and the region. This year laid the foundation for transformational conservation projects that will not only protect, but help shape the character of this great region. The Kitsap Forest and Bay Project is a landscape-level effort to conserve nearly 7,000 miles of forestland and two miles of shoreline around Port Gamble Bay in North Kitsap. The Teanaway River Valley project could conserve 50,000 acres of critical forestland in central Washington. As one might imagine, each one of these transformational projects is complex and long range. They involve community members, nonprofits, business owners, farmers, foresters and many local, state and in some-cases federal partners. There are many moving pieces to negotiate and the work is exploring how our expertise in real estate is difficult, but the pay-off—protecting the transactions can play a role in creating livable, forests and farm lands and shorelines that make affordable, connected neighborhoods through this region so spectacular—is worth it. urban development projects.

We have known for years now that if we And though our conservation work is want to conserve our lands, we must create increasingly complex and we continue to invest communities in which people chose to live, in communities work, we remain rooted in work and raise their families. Our venture into our traditional land transactions. In 2012, our community work began with the Green Seattle conservation projects ranged from two to 1,850 Partnership’s city park restoration. Attractive and acres. The traditional tools of conservation accessible parks and green space are, after all, remain critical to our mission and we will an important element for quality communities. always value the conservation of a few acres Since then, our communities work has expanded of parkland, a small family farm, and the other dramatically. We’re advocating for thoughtful details that make this region one of the absolute urban redevelopment that will attract residents, best in the world. not deter them and perpetuate sprawling development. We are working directly with The goals of the Cascade and Olympic Agendas city leaders to help them plan and prepare are ambitious. It is no small task to conserve for growing populations and community 1.3 million acres of land across the region members to help them negotiate how they while creating sustainable economies and can play a role in their neighborhood’s future. communities. But as we move forward, Forterra Our efforts range from supporting community continues to adapt to the challenges of the gardens and urban agriculture to promoting region to create a future worthy of our children, Complete Streets and equitable transit oriented grandchildren and generations beyond. development. As we move forward, Forterra

11 12 13 FORTERRA leadership

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Patrick Callahan, Founder and CEO, Urban Carolyn Hope Officers Renaissance Group, LLC Craig Krueger Jim Greenfield| Chair, Davis Wright Tremaine Patti Case, Public/Regulatory Affairs Mgr., NW Doug McClelland Bert Gregory | Vice Chair, Mithun Architects, Timberlands Div., Green Diamond Resource Co. Harry Morgan Designers Planners Bob Drewel, Former Snohomish County Executive Dave Russell A-P Hurd | Treasurer, Touchstone Corporation Rick Dunning, Executive Director, Washington Chuck Wolfe Patti Case | Secretary, Green Diamond Resource Farm Forestry Association Janet Wall Company Gene Duvernoy, President, Forterra Peter Orser | Immediate Past Chair, Joni Earl, CEO, Sound Transit Kittitas County Real Estate Company Billy Frank, Jr., Chairman, Northwest Indian Jim Armstrong Fisheries Commission Jim Briggs Members At Large Jerry Franklin, Program Director, College of Kirk Holmes Patrick Callahan | Urban Renaissance Group, LLC Forest Resources, Jim Huckabay JJ Collins | Freestone Real Estate LLC Jay Gordon, Executive Director, Washington Jeff Jones TJ DiCaprio | Corporation State Dairy Federation Kelly Larimer Gene Duvernoy | President, Forterra Stone Gossard, Pearl Jam, Community Leader Jason Smith Nicole Faghin | Washington Sea Grant Denis Hayes, President and CEO, Bullitt Foundation Tami Walton Lisa Graumlich | University of Washington Ada Healey, Vice President of Real Estate, Vulcan Greg Johnson | Wright Runstad & Company Real Estate Mason County Tom Luce | Inveris Partners, LLC John Howell, Partner, Cedar River Group Patti Case, Chair Terry Mutter | The Boeing Company Gerry Johnson, Partner, Pacifica Law Group LLP Jean Farmer Ken Myer | Vantage Point Kate Joncas, President, Downtown Seattle Bob Hager | Step Up Mobile Association Tom Hamilton Dan | Outdoor Research Ron Judd, Public Policy Advisor Terri Jeffreys Thomas O’Keefe | River Advocate Martha Kongsgaard, Chair, Puget Sound Brian McGinnis Frank Pritchard | Emeritus Board Member Partnership; President, Kongsgaard-Goldman Dan O’Neal Natalie Quick | Natalie Quick Consulting Foundation David Overton Floyd Rogers | Open Space Advocate Colin Moseley, Chairman, Green Diamond Dawn Pannell Joe Sambataro | Labor Ready Inc., Retired Resource Company Bob Simmons Broderick Smith | Urban Visions Norman Rice, Vice Chairman, Capital Access, Bill Taylor Marilyn Strickland | Mayor, City of Tacoma Former Bill Taylor | Taylor Shellfish , President, Institute for Community Pierce County Aaron Toso | Gallatin Public Affairs Change; Former Mayor of Seattle Aaron Toso, Chair Dave Towne | Towne Planning Services Bill Ruckelshaus, Former Chair, Puget Sound Bruce Beckett Ruth True | NuBe Green Partnership; Former EPA Administrator Katrina Bloemsma Doug Walker | WRQ, Founding Partner Bob Santos, Former Executive Director, Interim & Ione Clagett Andy Wappler | Former Regional Director of HUD Tom Galdabini Ron Whitener | UW School of Law Neelima Shah, Program Officer, Bullitt Foundation Ronald Hendry Ron Sher, Metrovation Kris Kauffman ENTERPRISES BOARD DeLee Shoemaker, State Government Affairs Ian Morrison Steve Ohlenkamp, Chair Director, Microsoft Corporation Nancy Pearson Gary Young Craig Ueland, Former President and CEO, Russell Monty Smith Hal Ferris Investment Group Herb Stumpf Jim Greenfield Tay Yoshitani, CEO, Port of Seattle Derek Young Jim Reinhardsen Allen Zulauf Rod Brown EMERITUS! Tom Goeltz Maryanne Tagney Jones, Co-Chair Snohomish County Bruce Williams, Co-Chair Nicole Faghin, Chair LEADERSHIP TEAM Jay Goodwin J. M. Allen, Managing Member, Allen & TRUSTEES Linda Neunzig Company, LLC King County Allison Raduziner René Ancinas, President and CEO, Port Blakely Thomas O’Keefe, Chair Scott Schreffler Companies Brooke Alford DJ Wilson Sam Anderson, Executive Officer, Master Builders Mark Boyar Association of King & Snohomish Counties Crystal Carter Rod Brown, President, Washington Wally Costello Environmental Council Nona Ganz

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Contributions from Juniper Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Sally and Warren Jewell Jan. to Dec. 2012 Karr Tuttle Campbell Program Mark and Lynne Johnsen Conservation Circle Patrons Jim and Eileen Kelley Washington Realtors® Craig Johnson ($10,000 and above) King County Manny and Sarah Weiser Mike and Peggy Kanaga Alan Black Family Fund Microsoft Corporation Bruce Williams and Gro Buer Mark Kane American Foundation Jeannie and Bruce Nordstrom Grant and Frances Woodfield Matt and Sara Kellogg Barrett Family Foundation Olympic Resource Management Giyen Kim The Boeing Company Pacifica Law Group Conservation Circle Advocates King County Parks & Recreation Boeing Employees Credit Union Beth and Wade Perrow ($1,000 - $2,499) Kittitas Environmental Education Alente’ Spa Salon Bullitt Foundation Polygon Northwest Network Allen & Company, LLC Patrick Callahan and Port Blakely Companies Inc. Laird Norton Tyee Company LLC J and Sandra Allen Karen Kilbane Quadrant Homes Bruce Leader Alliance for Community Trees Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Rowley Properties, Inc. Mire Levy Dick and Katie Ambrose Doug and Maggie Walker Family David and Gay Santerre Lucky Seven Foundation Jerome Arbes and Anne Knight Foundation Seattle City Light Teresa Macaluso and Paul Balle Gene Duvernoy and Storm INTL John Cochran Tom Barghausen Carolyn Madsen Lyn Tangen and Richard Barbieri Martin Smith Inc. Bentall Kennedy EJW Jr. Tukwila Yard LLC Norm Tjaden Medsker Refrigeration Rob Bernard Forest Foundation David and Chris Towne Merrill & Ring, Inc. Joe Blattner Donald and Kathleen Gould Ruth and Bill True Miller Nash, LLP Sarah Blocki Pete Higgins and Leslie Magid Ueland Foundation Robert and Karen Miner Jabe Blumenthal and Julie HomeStreet Bank Vitalogy Foundation Mithun Edsforth HSBC Vulcan Inc. Sara and Jeffrey Moorehead Bonney-Watson Gerry Johnson and Linda Larson Whole Foods Market Westlake Raymond Mosher Betty Bottler Klorfine Foundation Wright, Runstad & Company Mark and Christine Nagle Toby Bright Kongsgaard-Goldman Yarrow Bay Holdings Chris NeVan Pauline Cantor Foundation Elliott Norse Cedar River Group Holly and Randall Lyman Conservation Circle Trustees Roger Nyhus Timothy Y. Ceis Nick and Leslie Hanauer ($2,500 - $4,999) Randolph and Shellie Oakley James Apa Cherry Street Coffee Foundation Steve and Sally Ohlenkamp Paul and Debbi Brainerd City of Issaquah Dan and Amy Nordstrom Aaron and Andrea Ostrovsky Caroline H. Carroll City of Seattle Parks and Peter and Laura Orser Nancy and Don Pearson Matthew Cohen and Kim Kemp Recreation Outdoor Research Dale Pedersen The Commerce Bank of City of Seattle Pearl Jam Perkins Coie Washington Rick Cocker Plum Creek Timber Company Bryce Phillips Michelle Connor and Kelly Cole and Jon Tinter Pope Resources Port Gamble S’Klallam Nation Mark Levensky JJ and Jonine Collins Frank Pritchard Dixie Jo and Tom Porter Tamara DiCaprio Combined Federal Campaign Puget Sound Energy Joanne M. Roberts Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation Elizabeth Davidow and REI, Inc. Floyd and Judy Rogers Florence B. Kilworth Foundation Michael Ford Ron and Eva-Maria Sher Steven Rogers and Shelly Hall Greater Metro Parks Foundation Matt Deasy Steve and Liann Sundquist Brian and Kim Ross Green Diamond Resource Denny Miller Associates Inc. Maryanne Tagney Jones and Charles Royer and Lynn Claudon Company Cheryl and Greg Dietzel David Jones William and Jill Ruckelshaus John Howell and Claire Powers Molly and Talmage Edman Taylor Shellfish Farms Seabrook Community Foundation A-P Hurd and Josh Binder Jeni Ellison The Giles W. and Elise G. Mead Seattle Mariners Greg Johnson Environ International Corporation Foundation Bonnie Shaughnessy Smith Konrad Liegel and Karen Atkins Jim and Gretchen Faulstich The Russell Family Foundation Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Master Builders Association of Ellen Ferguson Triple Creek Ranch Properties, Paul Silver and Christina Marra King and Snohomish Counties Hal and Carolynn Ferris LLC Patricia Smith Terry and Gina Mutter Susan and Scott Freeman The Trust For Public Land Sound Transit Ken and Laurie Myer Gallatin Public Affairs Joseph Vance and Coffee Company Dan and Diane O’Neal Jodie Galvan and Antonio Galvan Sara Throckmorton Allan and Diane Steinman Pacific Portfolio Consulting Nona and Ulrich Ganz Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation Jeffrey Stern Prairie Foundation Daniel Grausz and Clare Meeker Wildlife Forever Fund Stoel Rives LLP Natalie Quick Virginia and George Gunby Stream Real Estate LLC RREEF America Ann Gygi and Eric Jolley Conservation Circle Guardians Dick and Hope Stroble Susie Russell Hall Tom and Mary Louise Hager ($5,000 - $9,999) The Student Conservation American Forest Land Company, Salser Family Foundation Heartland LLC Association, Inc. LLC Joseph and Judy Sambataro Andy and Freeman Held Bill and Betsy Taylor CleanScapes Save Our Seawall Jeanette L. Henderson The Balint Family Stone Gossard Schnitzer Steel Industries Jerry and Linda Henry Jeffrey Tilden and Robin Silver Bert Gregory Rob Short and Emer Dooley Hillis Clark Martin & Peterson P.S. Touchstone Corporation Gull Industries, Inc. Sallie Teutsch Jerry Hillis and Diana Gale Martha Tucker Carl Haefling and Pam Johnson University of Washington College William and Marlene Jenkins United Way of King County Hancock Timber Resource Group of Built Environments Cindy Jennings

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University of Washington College Robert and Phyllis Henigson Chris Allison Hugh James of the Environment Bill Heston Kermit and Danna Anderson Scott Jenkins Urban Visions Sustainable Patricia Hickey O’Brien and Sue Anderson Deborah Jensen and Steven Real Estate Edward O’Brien Lyle and Betty Appleford Malloch Uwajimaya Inc. Larry Hood Jim and Liahna Armstrong Dorothy Johnson Van Ness Feldman GordonDerr Bill Horder James Austin Karen Johnson Thomas Vessella Michael Howe Gregory and Sandra Bader Lee Ann Johnson Andy Wappler Kenneth Johnsen and Stacy Robert and Alma Bass Carla Kaatz Washington Forest Protection Graven Julia Bent Lisa Keeney McCarthy Association Robert and Vera Johnsen Bob and Cindy Blais Keeney’s Office Supply Washington State Combined Debbie and Dean Johnson Jane Blodgett Keith Kemp Fund Drive Ron and Margo Klein Doug and Nancy Boyden Killin’ Time Ranch, LLC Erin and Mike Welch Ted Koehn Bob Breen Craig Kinzer Weyerhaeuser Company KPFF Consulting Wray and Dorothy Buck Judd Kirk Foundation Peter Kuttel Michael Carlson Frederick Klein Whole Foods Market Melissa and Aaron Laird John Caulfield Jim Kodjababian and Maria Robert Yerkes Richard Low Georgios Chrysanthakopoulos Denny Dave Mann and Ellen Witebsky Ione and John Clagett Ken Krivanec Preservationist Members James and Casey Margard Robert H. Cline Yvonne Kuperberg ($500 - $999) Chris Martin Brian Collins-Friedrichs Howard Langeveld Eric Aagaard Kathleen Masterson Conard Romano Architects Bill and Molly LaPatra W. Ron Allen Mike Melancon and Glenn Brenda Cooper Patricia A. Leach and Stephen M. Jean and Russell Amick Johnson Steven and Rebecca Cooper Roberts Sidney S. Andrews Mike Miller Judy and William Courshon Daniel C. Lee Donna and Matt Bellew Gregory and Sharon Nickels Maureen Cowley Marcia Lewis William and Mary Black Thomas C. O’Keefe and Sophia Danenberg Scott Lockert Mark Boyar and Gretchen Rie Yamazaki Karen Daubert and Jared Smith Ross and Lisa Macfarlane Weitkamp Richard J. Omata Joel DeJong and Mary DeJong Del MacKenzie Paul and Laurie Bride John and Priscilla Privat Peter Dewey and Marian Valentine Cassie Maloney Rodney Brown and Cathie Conolly Cynthia Putnam Rick and Polly Dodd Kelly Mann and John Kealey Barbara Christoffersen Linda J. Pym Kris Draper Bob Martin City of Seattle Combined Chip A. Ragen and Tina Ragan Dunn & Hobbes LLC Colleen and William McAleer Charities RE-SOLVE Kristine Edwards Joan McBride and Margaret Diane Clark Stephen Rimmer Clyde and Arlene Elkinton Meister Bryan Cohen Matthew Roberts and Elliott Family Charitable Fund Nancy McCormick Combined Federal Campaign of Wady Milner Richard and Diane Elliott Tyler McCoy South Puget Sound Faith A. Roland Lowell Ericsson James A. McDonald Compass General Construction George Rolfe Dan Ervin Brenda McDonnell Jeffrey Cook Casey Roloff Mary and Raymond Ferguson Ross and Candice McIvor Christine Cooley Alexander Schofer and Steve Fisher and Jude Fisher Kevin Meabon Maud and Marc Daudon Sahale Little Mick Fleming Ed and Susan Medeiros John W. Davis The Schuster Group, Inc. 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Anna Thurston Jim and Kathleen Greenleaf Northwest Indian Fisheries Nicole Faghin and David Spence John and Jane Titland Hans Griem and Michelle Oh Commission Joe and Carole Faltermeier UBS Wealth Management Matt Griffin Steven Otto Mike Flood Tim Vinopal and Evelyn Vinopal Carol and Peter Hickner David E. Overton and Katherine Gerard and Sakiko Flower Ed and Cynthia Weber Glen Hiemstra Steuart Jerry and Phyllis Franklin Debbie Wege Delney and Gil Hilen Ben and Julie Packard Ray Gastil Christopher and Sherryl Dee Rodney Hines Andrew Peoples Stan Gent and Susan Morrow Wilson John Hoedemaker Don and Lisa Percival Robert Girvin Fran and Bunny Wood Harry Hoffman and Wendy Jans Russell and Caroline Perisho Bryan Glynn Debbie C. Young and Stephen Holt J. Henry Peters Matthew and Pia Graves Bruce Dunlop Eric Holtz and Jean Guth Steve Phelps Karen Guzak and Warner Blake Gary and Lark Young Carolyn Hope and Paul Hope Pine Lake Garden Club Thomas F. Haensly Matt Hough Billy Plauche Mark and Ann Hamburg Steward Members Russ Howell Riley and Nancy Pleas Katlin Hanson ($250 - $499) Jim and Diane Huckabay Lorraine Irene Potter Anders Hejlsberg Douglas and Susan Adkins Mark and Mollie Huppert Prestige Custom Builders Jan Hendrickson Andrew Albrecht Bruce and Gretchen Jacobsen Ashley Probart

16 Mike Pruett Robert W. Thorpe Sandra Archibald Murray Brackett PSG Washington, Inc. Aaron and Meghan Toso Susan and Ken Armstrong Shannon Braddock Ingrid Rasch Brian Toy Jay Arnold and Mary Beth Binns Peter Braman Jordan Rash and Sonja Rash Robert Trent Rob Arnold Mike and Donna Brathovde Regence Employee Giving Molly Van Nostrand Dee and Bill Arntz Adam Brenneman Campaign Steve Varga Anthony Aue David Brentlinger Jim Reinhardsen Edward L. Vervoort Sheila Babb James and Sue Briggs Norman B. Rice John and Marka Waechter Thomas E. Backer and Jane Leslie Justin Bright Sharon Kay Ricketts Amy Walen Newberry Matt Bromen Suzanne Riney Walt Carlson Memorial Fund Sally and Bradley Bagshaw David S. Brown Jr. Tom Ringo Thomas and Kristina Weir Belinda Bail Kevin Brown Hope Rippeon Matthew and Marianne Wells Brodie Bain and S. Todd Lee Robert Brown Casey Riske and Cecilia Matta Mark Wheeler Derek Baker Karen Bryan Mark Roberts and Maria Bruce L. Williams Eric Baker Marie P. Bui and Sebastian Simsch Valdesuso-Roberts Stuart Williams Joel Baker Paul and Bonnie Bunning Tracy Robinson Chuck Wolfe and Fiona Cox Thomas Bancroft joan burlingame Jason Rogers Charles and Christine Woods Clarence Banks Bob Burns Steve Rovig Bruce Woolsey Eileen Barber Emily Burns Harvey Rubinstein and Sharon Leslie Wright and Sheryl Richard P. Barden Ted Burris Hammel Westergreen-Berni Sybil Barney Ranan Burstein and Michelle Dave and Hazel Russell Erin Younger and Edward Liebow Barry Bartlett Frame Jill Ryan Mona Yurk Kevin and Dawn Bates Kim Butchereit Joe and Peggy Salz Ken and Nell Batker Fred Butler Robert and Joan Sample Protector Members Baycliffe Strategies Inc. Cambia Norm and Helen Schaaf ($100 - $249) Christopher and Cynthia Bayley Robert and Sharon Camner David Abbott Jill Scheffer Gene and Sally Beall Tyson Carlson John Adams Glenn and Molly Seaverns Mark Beardslee Wayne E. Carlson Jim Adler Tim R. Seifert and Sonya Erickson Renate Beedon Kevin Carrabine Steven and Alice Aeschbacher Eric and Deborah Shields Brooke Belman Linda Carriveau Ivan Agerton Haeryung Shin Linda Berry-Maraist Brian and Lisa Carroll Michael Aguero Jan and Jack Showalter Carol and Carl Binder Glynis Carrosino Gordon and Marilee Ahalt Heather Simmons-Rigdon Dale and Mary Jo Blahna Matt Carvalho Lynne Alexander James Solimano and Karen Ellen Blair John Cary Brooke Alford and Bill Wollaston Marcotte Solimano Emiko Blalock Sue and John Cary Stephen Amorosi and Dale Sowell Mary Ellin Block Brendon and Kerri Cechovic Gayle French Amorosi Dale and Carol Sperling Kyle Blum Leda Chahim Douglas R. Anderson and Anne M. Jenness Starks Brian Bodenbach Bob Chandler Noonan Julie Stein Nan Bohanan Donna Chang Jim Anderson Amanda Stock Pieter and Corky Bohen Christopher Chapin Karl and Christine Anderson Lynn Stokesbary Beth Boram Bill and Frances Chapman Kathleen and David Anderson Herbert Stumpf Kenneth Bounds and Linda Gorton Jim Chapman Matt Anderson Bonnie and John Tabb David and Lisa Bowen Linda Chauncey Michelle Anderson Walter S. Tabler Daniel and Nancy Bowen-Pope David Chen Pam J. Anderson Erin Tam David Boyd Gary Chovnick Rick Anderson Rahul Thombre David and Carlotta Boyd Erin Christensen Pete Apostle Jeff Thompson Steve Boyer Keith Christian volunteer spotlight: The longtime Friends of Madrona Park

The Green Seattle Partnership’s success is tied intrinsically opportunity to the dedicated volunteers who give their time and sweat for community, to restoring parks and green spaces around the city. There natural respite are many, many terrific volunteers, but few have been at it and life-long as long as Madrona Park Forest Stewards Judith Starbuck, learning. Deirdre McCrary and Peter Mason. “Madrona is Judith began working in Madrona in 1996, before the such a beautiful Green Seattle Partnership had even launched! Deirdre and place and I love Peter joined several years later. Madrona was not always being out there. the beautiful park it is today. Back then, neighbors saw I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the people. I’ve trees covered in ivy, the paths were overgrown and eroding. gotten to know neighbors I wouldn’t have gotten to know So Judith and her neighbors started organizing work parties otherwise. Plus I feel like I’ve had a college course in botany to clean up the park. and restoration techniques. Just walk down to the stream and listen to it. It’s such a treat to hear a brook babbling in “It’s great seeing the progress from when we started to the city. where we are today,” said Judith. “The park was overgrown and inhospitable. Homeless people were camping in there. Over the years, Judith, Deirdre and Peter have made It just was not welcoming. And now it is. It’s wonderful to incredible progress clearing invasive plant species, planting see the trails are in good shape, it’s cleared back. There are native plants, doing trail maintenance, educating the new little trees and shrubs growing. It’s well used. I almost community on the park and more. They are now working on never walk through without running into someone.” restoring the final section of the park. For Judith, being a Forest Steward has provided the

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Shamra and Eric Clark Steve and Mary Elayne Dunphy Duncan Greene Mary Pope Hutson Judy and Steven Clifford Rita and Harlan Durand Jim Greenfield and Susan Barley Paul and Elizabeth Inghram David Cline T. Ryan Durkan Martinique Grigg Jay and Trudy Inslee Richard and Rita Rae Cloney Marianne and John Earl Jerry and Carol Gronfein David and Debbie Irons Cathy Cloutier Jim Eddy Dan Guderjohn J.A. Brennan Associates, PLLC Vicki Coats Bob and Vicki Edmonds Arnie and Susan Gunderson Sandra Jackson-Dumont Candace Coe Robert and Ingrid Eisenman Christian and Julie Gunter Mark Janicke Ken Cohen and Mary Beard Rich and Jeanette Elliott Lauren and Brandon Guzauskas Lauren Jassny Christine Cole and Devor Barton Stuart and Irene Elway Barbara Guzzo Terri and Mont Jeffreys Theodore and Patricia Collins Jim and Lynn Erckmann Cheryl and Craig H Robin S. Jenkinson Peter Conard and Laura Appell Ara Erickson and Eric Higbee Randolph B Haagens Janet Jensen Richard Conlin Kris Ernest and Daniel Beck Nan Haberman Jim and Sue Jensen Patrick Conner Eldon and Carol Estep Jane Hadley and Randy Robinson Bertil and Nancy Johnson William Connor, Sr. Owen Fairbank Bob and Margaret Hager Betsy Johnson Santos Contreras Giselle Falkenberg and Rockwell Peter Hahn Daniel Johnson Joe Cook Moulton Heather and Don Halabisky Gary Johnson Stephen Cooper Gary Fallon and Leona De Rocco Will Hall Jeff Johnson June and Mervin Coover Marte Fallshore and Dale Jon Hallgrimson Karen Johnson Jim Corson Brubaker Lindsay Halm Ken Johnson Kip Cramer Jeremy Febus Nathan Hambley Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. Mary Crawford Jim Feldmann Scott Hamilton Philip and Laurie Jones Bruce Cross Ruth M Ferris Jason and Joey Hamlin Susan H. Jones Sara Crumb Jake Fey Paula and Alan Hammond Glenda and Jens Jorgensen Layne Cubell Chris Fiori Patricia Harper Mike Jostrom Chris Cziesla June Fletcher Kathryn Hartley Brad and Erin Kahn Lisa Dabek Barbara Flynn Suzanne Hartman Bart Kale Rose Marie and David Dale Laura Ford Jeffrey and Carey Hashimoto George and Anna-Lisa Kanick Penny Dalton Brady Forrest Tim Hatley and Rachel Bianchi Ben Kantner Bruce Dammeier David Foster Robert B. Hauge David A. Kappler and Ann Bruce Danielson Marshall Foster and Shanti C. Brian Hawkins Fletcher Bob and Molly Davidson Breznau Neil and Ann Hawkins Norah Kates Doug Davis Deborah Fouts Linda Heckel Kris Kauffman Virginia Davis Nancy E. Fox and Nicholas H. George Heidorn and Margaret Arthur and Ruth Kaufman Deva Dawson Allison Rothschild Michael B. Keary Danielle De Clercq Robin and Jay Fox John and Sandi Hempelmann Jeanne Keenan Marco and Ryangja de Sa e Silva Mary Francis Mike Henderson Sean Keithly Dayna Dealy Kimberly Frappier Timothy and Catherine Hennings Mr. Jim Kelly Richard DeBroux Benjamin Fraser Dale and Diane Henningsgaard Mariah Kennedy Mike Dederer Jim Freese Sam Henry Cristin Kent Aragon Jim Defebaugh and Kristina Jim Frost Max Hepp-Buchanan Jerry Keppler Defebaugh Howard Frumkin Beth Hester Ann Klein Jim DeFranco Gary Fuller Bob Hibbs Jennifer Knauer Mike Deller Mark Funke Tim Hill Bruce and Linda Knowlton Andrew Dempsey Ryan Gabriel Beth Hintz Jeanne Koenings and Dan Silver Paul Desilet David and Gretchen Gacetta Holly Hoff Rachel Konrady Paul R. Detmer and Kathleen L. Roger and Kris Garratt Matt Hoffman Fred Koontz Roach Deborah Gayle Brianna Holan Matt Kowalczyk Julian and Alice Dewell GE Foundation Cynthia C. Holdren and Robert Donald Kraft Bill Dewey Jessica Geenen Gold Jeremy Krebs Emily Dexter Bonnie and Jeffrey Geers Peter and Ann Holmes Penelope Krises Mchele D’Hemecourt Rob Gelder Cindi Holmstrom Ellen Kritzman Ryan and Ann Dicks Carey Gersten Cyndy Holtz Jacqueline Krolopp Kirn and Jana Dilley and Chris Holstrom Sam Gibboney Shane Hope Thomas Kirn Maximillan Dixon Anthony Gibbons Colie Hough Beck Craig Krueger Roscius N. Doan and Virginia M. Steven Gilbert Holly and Jonathan Houser Walter Kuciej and Maryann Warfield Lili and Peter Gish Catherine Hovanic Meaney Chris Dorling Glenn Glover Justin and Anna Howell Matt Kuharic Jeanette Dorner Ruth Godding Mary Hsue Robert Kunreuther and Anita David and Wendy Dorothy Peter Goldmark and Wendy Jurgen and Susan Huck Hampton Mark and Mindy Doumit Goldmark Greg Huey Julianne Lamsek Adam and Liz Draper Thomas Goldstein Heidi Hughes Land Asset Management LLC Susan Drummond Pat and Dennis Gossler Julie and Gordon Hungar Bill and Mary Lou Laprade Pete and Phyllis Dukes Gabriel Grant Steve and Marjorie Hunt Doug Larson Lisa Dulude Greg Gratz Ross Hunter Cary and Jim Lassen Ned Dunn Lisa Graumlich Dana Hurley Nancy Latham Reagan Dunn Mark Gray Todd Hurley Denise Lathrop Michael Dunning Scott Greenberg Jim Hutchinson Thomas and Rhoda Lawrence

18 Robert Leach and Catherine M. Alison Moss Lee Rhodes Sonny and Bridgette Robbins Otto Katie Moxley Sale Rhodes Phil and Anita Rockefeller Paul Leavitt Andrew Mullenix Bill Richards and Ashley Steel Jim Rogers Anita Lehmann Mike Mullet Kimberly Richardson Christine Rolfes Marc Lentini Michael J. Murphy Kris Richey Rollin Fatland & Associates M.A. Leonard Susan Murphy TC N. Richmond and Keith Harry Romberg Jeff W. Leppo Joseph Murray Richmond Kris Romstad and Brewster Evan Lerer Susana Musi Kelly and Ben Rider Johnston Andy Lewis Bob Myrick Julie Riely-Gibbons Tracy Rooney John Lewis and Frances Lewis Mary Myslewicz Grant Ringel Steve Roos Steve Litzow Robert Nellams Gerry and Lynda Ring-Erickson Jon Rose Angela Loihl Megan Nelson Rubenstein Sol Riou Roslyn Sunday Market John Lombard and Jennifer Sheri Nelson Haykin David Neu David Lonergan Craig Nevil Nubia Lopez Chip Nevins and Amy Snover landowner spotlight: Michael Lorenz Jan Newton Lucky Seven Foundation Pete Nichols Kristina and Russell Vandersnick Pete and Olga Lymberis Jim and Lynda Nicholson Ron and Alia Lynch Kerry and Gwendolyn Nicholson Colin Macdonald Keith Niven Douglas MacDonald Jim Nolan Kristina and Russell Joan Machlis Christine Nordstrom Vandersnick purchased their Sally Mackey Northwest Natural 64 acre farm in Buckley Kari Magill Horsemanship Center in 2009. Forterra holds a Peter Maier and Elizabeth E MacArthur Noyes conservation easement on Tennant Mike and Julie O’Brien David and Peggy Mainer Sean O’Leary the property which protects Lindsay Malone Peter Oliphant the land’s agricultural uses Mike and Melinda Mann Kevin O’Neill and Lynn Livesley and also preserves the Hank Margeson Jen and Graham Orriss character of the historic Kristina Maritczak Karin and Gary Ostrand barn on the property. Nannette Martin and Michael John Owen Daley Jon Owen The Vandersnicks are the Paul and Karen Martin Lynn Owen third landowners to own Brice and Bridgette Maryman Ralph and Peggy Owen the property since the Dave Mattern and Pamela Cheryl Packwood conservation easement was Wilder Thomas Palm Julie Matthews Carmen Palmer placed on the land in 2000 by the Tait family. Marcie and Steven Maxwell Cathryn Palmer Julie McAvoy Erwin Park “This property had everything we were looking for from Darron McCallon Tara Parsons the first viewing,” said Kristina. “We wanted elbow Joe McCarthy Scott Pascoe room! An ideal place to raise kids and animals and Pat McCarthy Benjamin Paulus Doug, Kristi and Jacob Beth Pearson and David Zane food. This property has history and beauty we could McClelland Eriann Pearson not find anywhere else.” Deirdre and Jay McCrary Lois Ann Pearson Joe McDermott Michael Perrow The Vandersnicks have two young daughters and were Charles and Gisela McGehee Diedra Petrina inspired to purchase the property to continue to use Michael McGinn Brett Phillips Brian and Carina McGinnis Larry Phillips the land as pasture for their five Scottish Highland Peter and Barbara McGrath Aaron Pickus cattle, two horses and flock of chickens, ducks as well Jeanette and David McKague James Pidduck as their two dogs who watch over the farm. Robert M. and Marilyn McKenna DanielLe Platt Gates McKibbin Jennifer Porter “We purchased the property with the conservation Bernie McKinney David and Betsy Potts Ann S. McNeil Jim and Peggy Price status already in effect. For us the status means that Ryan McShane Janet Pritchard the future of our land is guaranteed. I can watch my Mark and Linden Mead Jeannette M. Privat kids play out there - realizing that when they grow up Lynn Melby Puget Sound Energy Foundation this land will still be here. The same creek, the same lay Ryan Mello and Jerry Hallman Andre Punt Lewis and Julie Merges Marie Quasius of the land, even some of the same trees can be here Meridian Environmental, Inc. Paul and Barbara Quay for generations to come. I appreciate the wildlife that Sharon Metcalf and Randy Smith Charles Raines and Cindy we see here daily and I enjoy being able to guarantee Ray and Elaine Meuse Seramur this habitat will be here for future generations of William Meyer David H. Ramsay and Carol E. wildlife and our family.” Paige Miller Cooper Shyla Miller Scott Ramsey Deb Mitchell Kevin Rash Conservation of this type of landscape is important in Steven Moe Ethan Raup the rapidly expanding areas of central Pierce County, Min C. Moon Dave Reddy however the long-term protection and care for the land Gwendolyn and Patrick Moore Asha Rehnberg and Larry D. is dependent upon a strong partnership between the Jane and Hugh Moore Pluimer Brandon Morgan Ben Reiber landowners and Forterra’s Stewardship department. Alan Moritis Mary Jo Reid and Patrick S. The Vandersnicks are one of many families who care for Matt Mormino Eggers these conservation easement lands and contribute to Ian Morrison and Stephanie Dale Reiner the legacy of their conservation in perpetuity. Ervin Wayne Reisenauer

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Rowley Properties, Inc. Anna and Rob Spooner Stephanie Van Dyke Tributes Bob Royer Larry Springer and Penny Sweet Alison Van Gorp In Honor Of accessible forests Abby Ruskey Douglas and Katherine St. John Vancil Law Offices In Honor Of Amy Allen Kristin Ryan Linda Stalzer Nicole Vandenberg In Honor Of always wanting to help Majken Ryherd Catherine Stanford Keith Vanderzanden those helping the world be a Adrian and Marjorie Ryneveld Tracy Stanton Marie Vanschravendijk better place for our children Allen Safer Liz Stenning Mike Vitt In Honor Of Jean Amick’s birthday Ann and Wayne Sandstrom Ed and Kathy Sterner Linda Voigt In Honor Of Keith Binkley P.J. Santos Stevens, Natalie Martin Volken In Memory of Annette Brigham Jacobus Saperstein Carolyn Stevens Russell Wagstaff In Memory of John O. Burgess Taryn Sass Barbara and Thomas Stever Christina Waite In Honor Of Cascade Land Jay A. Satz John and Sherry Stilin Lauren Walker Conservancy Marc Savage Rick Still Janet Wall In Honor Of Jennifer Chang’s work Stanley Savage John and Kay Stimson Jacquelyn Wallace In Memory of Robert W. Clark Gail Savina John and Bettina Stokes Kevin Wallace In Honor Of Gigi Coe and Rebecca Sayre Jessica Stokesberry Mike Waller and Kate Grieshaber Mike Garland Eric Schallon Dan Stonington Lisa Walrath In Honor Of my Dad, Daniel Schindler Kevin Stoops David Walsh William Connor Sr. Brent Schmidt Melissa Strauch Robert A. Warfield In Honor Of Michelle Connor Daphne and Daniel Schneider Marilyn Strickland Rebecca Wassell In Honor Of Mike Corrigan Mark Schneider James Stubner, Jr. Corrie Watterson Bryant and In Honor Of Gene Duvernoy Scott Schreffler and Rachel Diane Sugimura Mason Bryant In Memory of Debbie Everette Schreffler Jo and Terry Sullivan Kathie and Randy Weibel In Honor Of Nellie and Eric and Tera Schreiber Jeannie Summerhays Chuck Weinstock Maggie Faucett Jennifer and Gary Schroder Carly Summers Dan Weiskopf In Memory of Joe and Wayne Schwandt Mark Swanson Rich Weiss Bettie Fitterer William Schwartz Andy and Veralea Swayne Wendie Wendt In Honor Of Antonio Galvan Jean Schweitzer Mike and Lynne Sweeney Dalon Wesner In Memory of Matthew Girvin Michele Scoleri Hally Swift John West In Memory of my beloved Jennifer Scott Hayes Swinney and Ryan J. Alger Margie Wetherald husband, Brent E. 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Shepherd and Karen Matt Tilghman-Havens Jana Wilkins In Memory of Mrs. Leibman Madsen Diane Tilstra Michael Wilkins and Suzanne In Honor Of Mark Levensky Andrew Shifflette Steven and Nancy Tochko Olson In Honor Of my son, Max Liebowitz Michael Shiosaki Jeffrey and Sharon Todhunter Kathryn A. Williams In Honor Of Diana MacDonald DeLee Shoemaker Julie Tokashiki Terry and Sue Williams In Memory of my father, Morgan Shook Sarah Tomt Derryl Willis James R. Miller Kaarin Shumate Matt and Rhonda Topham Dan Willott In Honor Of Leopold Novack and Charles A. Simenstad and Nathan Torgelson and Katherine Elizabeth Wilson Remington Novack Stephanie Martin Torgelson Kristine and Patrick Wilson In Honor Of Denes Pal Robert Sims Kirby and Christine Torrance Mary Sue Wilson In Honor Of The Pass Life Barbara J. Smith and Mark Oberle Ted Treanor Lucinda and Donald Wingard In Honor Of Dixie Jo Porter Blake Smith Diana Tree Robert Winglee In Honor Of Tracy Robinson Dale and Susan Smith Arun and Ellen Trikha Kathy and Clancy Wolf In Memory of Beth Rogers Jason Smith and Teresa Heather Trim Cheryl Woodruff In Memory of Dottie Kay Selby Torrance-Smith Frances F. Troje Julia Woog In Honor Of Ric and Lauren C. Smith Christie True and Lawrence James Ken Woolery Sandra Seymour Matt Smith and Lynn Cohee Peter True Claire Wright In Memory of Clare Sheller, loving Monty and Mary Lynn Smith Debra Twersky Paul Wright mother and conservation Cameron Smock Julie and Todd Underwood David C. Wu supporter Sarah Snider United Way of Snohomish County Craig R. 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Pym Tommy VanNess Family X0XO and the Green Boeing Company Matching Gifts Donald Robinson Janet Wall Seattle Partnership Boeing Employees Credit Union Tyrrell Rockafellar Emilie Warren In Honor Of WTA Bullitt Foundation Jim Roush and Cynthia Wayburn Chuck Woods Columbia Distributing David Russell Bill and Cathy Zabriskie In-Kind Gates Foundation Matching Gifts Marilyn Sandall Agate Field Program John Sangster Green Everett Partnership Forest Airfield Estates GE Foundation Tricia Scanlon Stewards Alente Spa Salon Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Ruth Shimondle Jack Lockhart Anthony’s Restaurants Google Hillary Shurtleff Scott Schreffler Apex Hancock Timber Resource Group John Spehar Audio Visual Meeting Solutions HSBC Philanthropic Programs Rich and Candy Stewart Green Kent Partnership Stewards Batch 206 Distillery John Hancock Matching Gifts Donna Tait Jack Lockhart BIG TREES Program Sonia Thompson and Bruce Syabith Umar Sy Ahdan Canyon Vista Winery Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc. 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Weston Mathis Barbara Downward Andrea Ostrovsky Scott Hobbs Photo Credits Lisa McConnell Dean Druggee Michael Oxman Elise Idle Kate Akyuz Cary Odegard Dee Dunbar Thomas Palm Ralph Klose Nick Cilluffo Ina Penberthy Paul Edmonson David Perasso Loren Korff Benjamin Hayes Lisa Pondsmith Geoff Eseltine Lizzie Petrin Annette Kruzic Mark Johnsen Carol Lee Power Annie Fanning Carnell Phillips Erin Liden Andrea Mojzak Judi Radloff Lynn Ferguson Kristin Poinar Phillip Lord Joanna Nelson de Flores Tia Scarce Jim Gibson Anne Preston Andy Mordhorst Todd Parker Kathy Schuler Rhonda Goebel Craig Rankin Carol Munsey David Santerre Ron Shapiro Joie Goodman Jana Robbins Kim Ohlmann Jill Scheffer Linda Silber Doug Gresham Kirsten Rohrbach Amanda Reeck Skye Schell Karen Story Angela Gurney Gail Rossi Jeanine Riss Erica Simek Cecily Tillinghast Evelyn Hall Joe Roza Robert Rothbauer Michael Stanley Dan Walker Robert Hayden David Scattergood Tara Scheidt Kristina Vandersnick BJ Hedahl Carol Schultz Lynnette Scheidt Christopher Walter Green Redmond Cathy Higgens Ken Shaw Larry Scheidt Art Wolfe Partnership Steve Hodson Amanda Shellenberger Albert Styers Nicole Woltersdorf Forest Stewards Darrell Howe Mike Shellenberger Robert Sweet Roberta DeBruller David Hutchinson David Sinclair Sarah Sweet Jim Downing Joanne Ishisaka Allan Smith Susan Sweet Glenn Eades Adam Jackson David Sohlstrom Shelly Weiss Bertha Eades Liz Kearns Lynnettee Spear Tyler Wilson Marilynn Leland Jourdan Keith Nancy Spragins Kaytlyn Sanders Tom Kelly Nicholas Stavish Sponsors Mike Shaw Dianne Kelso Kevin Steffa Gary Smith John Kenny Ann Stevens Shelley Wong Cliff Kessler Johanna Striar David Kessler Rick Swing Green Seattle Robert King Bonnie Taylor Partnership Cheryl Klinker Jennifer Theissing Forest Stewards Jim Kramer Rony Thi Dass Adams Kory Kramer Craig Thompson Doug Adams Shannon Lambson Darcy Thompson Lili Allala Howard Langeveld David Thoules Suzanne Anderson Rick Lee Margaret Thouless Brett Austin Kathryn LeMar Jerry Tonkovich Glenn Austin Annabelle Lota Heather Van Sharon Baker Scott Luchessa Ed Vervoort Barbara Banks Mary Lynn Jensen Lex Voorhoeve John Barber Carol MacIlroy Leah Wener-Fligner Joey Baumgartner George Macomber Jean Wheeler Martha Beard Nonnie Madigon Ruth Williams Denny Bellow Drexie Malone Jake Wimberger Eric Best Nannette Martin Bunny Wood Mary Bicknell Peter Mason Fran Wood Jason Bissonnette Gina Massoni Stephanie Zinsen Scott Blackstock Bob Mayoue Van Bobbit Tom McArthur Green Tacoma Alyse Boldt Kathy McCall Partnership Habitat Wallis Bolz Loren McElvain Stewards Gloria Bradford Lisa McGinty Alison Baur Barbara Broderick Luke McGuff Cinda Berkhout Bill Brookreson Dylan Mendenhall Sue Bernstein Morry Browne Bonnie Miller Donna Chang Carol Burton Justina Miller Wally Croshaw Ann Busher Jay Mirro Jessica Delgado Eric Carlson Diane Morris Alex Deome Selena Carsiotis Joyce Moty Cyndy Dillon Merilee Catero Garet Munger Benjamin Dotson Susan Colton Martha Nester Dan Fear Jim Corson Joe Neumann Rob Girvin Peggy Cummings Tracy Nolan Heather Halabisky Del Davis Jordan Nordstrom Don Halabisky Mary DeJong Carl Norlen Lacie Hamilton Keva DeKay James Templeton Nuys Scott Hansen Tara Denton Elizabeth Ohlson Kristen Harrison Darrell Dobson Kari Olson Phil Hertzog

22 2012 FINANCIALS

BALANCE SHEET 12/31/12 12/31/11 Unaudited Audited Current Assets $ 9,630,022 $ 10,326,066 Conserved Land & Easements $ 22,836,676 $ 24,587,089 Other Assets $478,734 $ 378,491

Total Assets $32,945,432 $35,291,646

Current Liabilities $ 971,706 $ 652,511 Long Term Liabilities $ - $ 229,619 Total Liabilities $ 971,706 $ 882,129

Unrestricted Net Assets $ 24,747,551 $ 26,700,636 Board Designated Net Assets $ 2,379,447 $ 2,246,656 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $ 3,835,281 $ 4,558,408 Permanently Restricted Net Assets $ 1,011,447 $ 903,816 Total Net Assets $ 31,973,726 $ 34,409,517

Total Liabilities and Equity $32,945,432 $35,291,646

WHERE OUR FUNDING COMES FROM

Government Grants & Contracts 54% Philanthropic Revenue 39%

Other Revenue 4% Other Project Revenue 3%

WHERE WE SPEND OUR FUNDS Acquisition of Land & Easements 41% Conservation/Stewardship/Education 30% Management 12% Policy 8% Fundraising 7% Outreach & Marketing 3%

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