2013 ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents Leave No Trace Protects the Outdoors by Teaching

2013 ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents Leave No Trace protects the outdoors by teaching

Year in Review 2-3 people how to enjoy it responsibly. The Big Three 4 You: At a Glance 5-7 The Leave No Trace program is built upon the premise What’s Next 8-9 Financial Summary 10 Key Donors & Partners 11-13 that conservation of our outdoor resources is possible

when all who enjoy the outdoors know how to respect

and prevent impacts from their activities. It is every

American’s responsibility to protect our nation’s

treasured natural heritage for the future. And today,

people need the outdoors more than ever.

ENJOY YOUR WORLD. LEAVE NO TRACE 2 You Did It. 2013 was a great year for Leave Also learn about the new Leave No Trace in Ev- No Trace and the outdoors. And your role was ery Park campaign. You and your community critical. have an important role, and we will call on you in the coming year to role up your sleeves and Members and partners like you are making all get involved. of the difference, helping the Leave No Trace movement thrive in communities across the Most of all, thank you for all that you do to country. People learning, practicing and sup- practice, teach and support Leave No Trace. porting Leave No Trace means our lands and waterways are healthier.

Please enjoy the 2013 Annual Report. You will learn more about the people, initiatives and successes that you supported, view Leave No Dana Watts Trace’s complete and audited financial pic- Leave No Trace Executive Director ture, and see your name along with other donors and partner who lead the way.

ENJOY YOUR WORLD. LEAVE NO TRACE 2 2013 YEAR IN REVIEW 3 With your involvement, see what Leave No Trace accomplished last year.

Provided EDUCATION advanced Leave No Trace training for Provided 16 critical 4,000 people. Grants throughout Conducted 521 hands on the nation with the trainings, workshops and events 4,000 Center’s Community reaching an estimated Stewardship Ini- 9.5M people. Exposed over tiative 10M people to a reaching national public 21,958 service campaign kids and 400 adults. to stop cigarette 10M Enlisted 400 butt litter. Leave No Trace Community Partner COMMUNITY Organizations to take action. Launched 3 new online courses for kids and RESEARCH adults. 106,428 Conduced 2 2important Volunteer State Advocates Research Initiatives to uncover collectively reached and advance Leave No Trace 106,428 outdoor lovers. education and curriculum.

THE BIG THREE: EDUCATION, COMMUNITY AND RESEARCH 4 Get to From Redlands, The Hazeltons know us California Bob and Judi Leave No Trace Members - since 2009

A few things we enjoy as a family Movies, Car Camping, San Gorgonio Wilderness Area

Before a camping trip, we never leave without Leave No Trace Reference Cards

Favorite food enjoyed while camping Spam

“Before we were members we didn’t feel we could talk to people about why their choices were a bad idea. For example, people often think, ‘If I am careful with a fire, what difference does it make where I build it?’ It’s a hard question to answer without knowing the reasons behind why these Leave No Trace principles exist. As How we practice Leave No Trace members and nationally recognized Trainers, we are now able to communicate answers.”

Recycle Educate In our community THE BIG THREE: EDUCATION, COMMUNITY AND RESEARCH 4 In the places we visit 5 Pick up trash First Learned about Leave No Trace Camp Manito-wish, YMCA, Wisconsin Favorite place outdoors FROM BROOKE BARRY Spider Lake, Wisconsin Lake Bluff, Illinois New member

“My Leave No Trace membership allows me to be part lives Boulder, Colorado of a community that believes in making a difference. Practicing Leave No Trace in your own community can Practiced Leave Became a Leave No Trace member No Trace Boulder, Colorado be as easy as using a reusable water bottle or just Kayaking the 6 picking up trash whenever you see it” Inside Passage, Alaska Eily Brumder 12 years old Member

FROM Hartland, Wisconsin

5 YEARS IN EILY’S OUTDOOR LIFE 2010 2013 2013/2014 2014 First time camping with my big sis- Went to summer camp for the first During the school year, I camped in I am going to camp this Summer to 6 ter at a lake. When we were packing time and learned about the 7 Prin- my friends’ backyard and I taught reconnect with my friends and learn 7 up, we made sure to leave nothing ciples of Leave No Trace. everyone what I had learned at more about camping, nature and behind. camp about Leave No Trace. Leave No Trace! How do you spend your time outside? Everyday,

Americans seek the outdoors for adventure, kinship,

exercise, solitude and all forms of enjoyment. Yet

the places we have explored and adored for years

are showing significant wear and tear. Many trails

have become human highways, wildlife are harassed

and put down due to heavy human interaction,

human-caused invasive species are strangling

native flora, and trash clogs our waterways.

What’s Next: Leave No Trace in Every Park 8 • In Illinois, Shawnee National Forest’s Garden 16-acre site. After years of significant strain to of the Gods is in trouble. The trails are a mess this precious urban resource, they’ve called in and litter plagues the area, all reeking havoc on Leave No Trace to help preserve it. the wildlife and the ecosystem at the 320-million year old-historic area. This year, Leave No Trace Many outdoor areas across our nation are nega- is headed in to help. tively impacted by people—the reason is not malicious intent to harm nature or wildlife, it’s • The emerald, sparsely-populated and pristine simply a lack of knowledge or skills. San Juan Islands in Washington see 500,000 vis- itors annually and is afflicted with trail, user and To address these challenges, Leave No Trace is wildlife issues. Leave No Trace is there to begin launching a new campaign to put comprehensive a program to protect the islands into the future. Leave No Trace education in parks, nationwide. The campaign includes education and hands-on • Texas’s beautiful Lake Casablanca State Park training programs for community groups, land is choked with trash without a solid plan to pro- managers and volunteers, Hot Spots, site-specif- tect it. They’re desperate for a comprehensive ic Leave No Trace at trailheads and visitor centers Leave No Trace program to support the scenic, and service projects that bring communities to- heavily used area. Leave No Trace is on the way! gether in an effort to forward the Leave No Trace • On a sunny day, San Francisco’s Mission Dolo- movement. The outcome: Widespread adapta- res Park becomes what some describe as an epic tion of Leave No Trace throughout the national, festival with over 10,000 people overrunning the regional and local park systems.

YOU: What park do you most care about? Ask yourself: Could it benefit from Leave No Trace? Call us up and tell us about it. And take the lead by What’s Next: Leave No Trace in Every Park 8 sharing one simple Leave No Trace practice with your friends and family. 9 Sources of Support and Revenue ($1,410,611) Financial Summary for Partnerships & Grants 69% ($973,234) the fiscal year ending In Kind Donations 8% ($113,983) December 31, 2013: Individual Giving 13% ($178,012)

Merchandise Sales 7% ($104,796) Looking back at 2013, the Center celebrates an- other strong financial year. As planned we were Donations & Other 2% ($22,787) able to add to our operating reserves, further strengthening the organization financially. The Program Services 1% ($17,800) Center is making steady progress towards our long-term financial goals, to support our mission Use of Funds ($1,267,446) in perpetuity.

Program Services 81% $1,025,648 The accompanying summary of financial informa- tion is derived from the Leave No Trace Center For Fundraising 10% $131,015 Outdoor Ethic’s audited financial statements. The General & Administrative 9% $110,783 complete audited financial statements and annual tax return are available for download on our

website. Total Assets at 12/31/13 ($427,923) Kurt Achtenhagen, CPA Inventory 21% $88,417 Director of Finance and Operations Cash & Equivalents 39% $166,789

Accounts Receivable 20% $86,621

Promises to Give 14% $60,000

Furniture & Equipment 4% $17,175

Prepayments 2% $8,921

2013 FINANCIAL SUMMARY 10 Members and Partners drive the Leave No Trace Center’s vital programs. the Center recognizes the following people, foundations, companies and organizations for your important 2013 support.

Leave No Trace’s newly Trail Finders ($500+) Bob & Judy Hazelton George Danis Dale Kennedy Ryan Callaghan Richard Jindrich Thomas Darr Paul Klonowski established Leadership Circle Christian T. Cannon Joyce Jones Edward Depaepe Jeffery Knutson Chadwick Dayton Lilia Kilmer Philip Drago Randall Krey consists of donors who Steven Fraim James Loweecey Martin Dria Carolyn Kruger Samuel Francis Patrick Mcneill John Driscoll William Langham commit $1,000+ annually. Wendy Little Kevin M. O’Rourke Elizabeth Dunn Robert Layson Rozena Mccabe Patrick Phalen Don Dunning Peter Leaf Thank you Leadership Circle Erika Meyers Charles Pint Richard Dworsky Gary Lehr W. Gregory Plumb Robert Prager Mary Eagle Yu-Fai Leung Members! Rob Stephens Joseph Princi Ii Susan Eitel Nathan Liehr Craig Vollmers Donald Rastede Scott Elkins Joe Livingston Bridget Winsor Steve Robertson Jim Erwin Robert Look Carolyn Workman Karen Sangster Laura Essex John Love Jay Stires Skip Essman Judy Lund William Straka Irving Eurto Mark Lunden Trackers ($250+) Liz Williams Brendan Evans Bob & Cindy Maddex Leadership Circle Stephen Abraham Mark Stein & Carol Baker Leyton Wright Larry Feather Eileen Mahoney Kurt Achtenhagen Karen Fernsten Robert Manuel Richard & Rebecca Crosson Susy & Mike Alkaitis Bill & Martha Cyphers Advocates ($100+) Michael Fogarty Jacqueline Mastny Scott Anderson Robert Folzenlogen Rex Mcree Jay M. 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