2020 Annual Report Contents Cover Photo: Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary Volunteer

01 Letter from the President & Board Chair

02 Fiscal Year 2020 Highlights

03 A Pivotal Pandemic

04 Successes Across the State

08 Land Conservation Summary Fiscal Year 2020

11 Supporters

17 Mass Audubon Board of Directors 2020

18 Mass Audubon Wildlife Sanctuaries, Nature Centers, & Museums

Mass Audubon protects more than 38,000 acres of land throughout Massachusetts, saving birds and other wildlife, and making nature accessible to all. As Massachusetts’ largest nature conservation nonprofit, we welcome more than a half million visitors a year to our wildlife sanctuaries and 20 nature centers. From inspiring hilltop views to breathtaking coastal landscapes, serene woods, and working farms, we believe in protecting our state’s natural treasures for wildlife and for all people—a vision shared in 1896 by our founders, two extraordinary Boston women.

Today, Mass Audubon is a nationally recognized environmental education leader, offering thousands of camp, school, and adult programs that get over 225,000 kids and adults outdoors every year. With more than 135,000 members and supporters, we advocate on Beacon Hill and beyond, and conduct conservation research to preserve the natural heritage of our beautiful state for today’s and future generations. We welcome you to explore a nearby sanctuary, find inspiration, and get involved. Learn how at massaudubon.org. Stony Brook Wildife Sanctuary The value and beauty of nature was on full display in 2020. As the global pandemic closed doors, more people than ever sought refuge outdoors, witnessing firsthand nature’s healing powers.

Mass Audubon responded to this extraordinary time with passion, creativity, adaptability, and a singular focus on delivering on our mission, which has never been more important. When you read this year’s Annual Report you will see the results of the hard work of our staff, our 14,000 volunteers, our Council and Board of Directors, and our supporters.

All of you helped us to navigate these tricky waters, providing extraordinary gifts of wealth and wisdom and supporting our day-to-day work. Sadly, we had to make difficult decisions, but we did so with compassion and a clear- eyed focus on being stronger in the future.

As I head into my first full year as president, I am convinced that Letter from the together we can accomplish anything. It is with this conviction that I am intent on driving more conservation impact, more equitable access, President and more meaningful engagement with nature through an exciting new Action Agenda.

I am deeply honored to lead this wonderful organization and I look forward to working with you to protect the nature of Massachusetts for wildlife and all people.

Sincerely,

David J. O’Neill President

This year has underscored for me that Mass Audubon is as resilient as the nature that we work together to protect. We confronted very hard decisions, we innovated, we drew on our financial strength and careful stewardship of our assets, and we were lifted by our members, partners, and volunteers who sustain and support us. And, we have witnessed a renewed engagement with nature, which has restored and sustained us all.

A highlight of the year was welcoming David O’Neill as our president. Under his visionary leadership—and as we reach our 125th anniversary—we can look to the future with the confidence that we will take on the challenges and respond to the opportunities ahead.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

Sincerely, Letter from Beth Kressley Goldstein the Chair Chair, Board of Directors 1 Fiscal Year 2020 FY 2020 Income Highlights Member & Donor Support Program & Other Income Gifts, Grants & Government Program & Other Contracts 27.9% Mass Audubon remains a strong and financially stable Income 36.4% organization despite a number of economic challenges brought on by the pandemic. Like many nonprofits, we were forced to make some dramatic changes to our operating model, which resulted in significant revenue losses due to program closures and cancellations. Within this reality, we had to make many difficult financial decisions including the painful need to lay Membership Dues 12.9% off staff. We also drew on reserves and endowment resources to make onetime investments that helped

bridge the gap to the future. Investment Income 22.8% The loyalty and generosity of our members and supporters profoundly bolstered our work and helped FY 2020 Expenses maintain the financial stability of our operating budget, and an additional $4.6 million was raised Administrative Services 9.7% Program Services for capital projects, land acquisitions, and special Development projects across the state. Investment income was at Administrative Development 7.2% Services an all-time high, due to diligent management of our endowment funds and a positive stock market. As a Member result, Mass Audubon realized a smaller operating Services 9.1% deficit in FY 2020 than anticipated.

Mass Audubon continues to face significant financial Science & impacts of the pandemic in 2021. However, we will Advocacy 5.3% respond with innovation, flexibility, and continued determination, and we will count on the enthusiastic support from our members, donors, and program partners as we navigate this year and beyond. Environmental Education & Wildlife Sanctuaries 68.6%

OPERATING RESULTS FY 2020 FY 2019 FY 2018 Gifts, Grants & Government Contracts $7,460,004 $6,613,308 $6,122,184 Budgeted Unrestricted Bequests 250,000 250,000 250,000 Membership Dues 3,570,195 3,811,200 3,783,370 Program Income 9,403,177 11,633,035 10,744,337 Investment Income 6,285,760 5,944,864 5,775,072 Other Income † 631,498 244,582 163,543 Total Operating Income $27,600,634 $28,496,989 $26,838,506 Environmental Education & Wildlife Sanctuaries 19,653,337 $19,165,806 $18,697,778 Science & Advocacy 1,531,528 1,871,187 1,460,440 Member Services 2,616,257 2,920,283 2,432,502 Administrative Services 2,777,774 2,530,922 2,295,039 Development 2,075,756 2,007,335 1,952,267 Total Operating Expenses $28,654,652 $28,495,533 $26,838,026 Operating Surplus ($1,054,018) $1,456 $480

An additional $865,903 was received in unrestricted bequests in FY 2020. These critical funds † Income previously received as restricted operating funds, being transferred to the current are added to a board reserve fund, which is available for special investments such as land fiscal year. purchases, energy conservation, all-person accessibility, and major building repairs. 2 A Pivotal Pandemic

Like many organizations, the global coronavirus pandemic hit Mass Audubon hard. In an effort to keep both staff and the public safe, we temporarily closed our wildlife sanctuaries and halted in-person programs.

But that didn’t stop our dedicated staff from coming up with innovative ways to connect with people across the state. We quickly launched Explore Nature at Home, which included videos, activity sheets, and virtual programs. We reimagined Bird-a-thon, our annual fundraising and 300,000+ birding competition, to become Bird-at-home-a-thon, VISITORS which raised a record-breaking $350,000. to our wildlife With schools still in session, our educators provided online sanctuaries this year lessons for K-12 students in classrooms across the state, and our licensed preschools continued meeting remotely.

As the statewide restrictions lifted, we reopened our trails, welcoming back people of all ages and abilities to connect with nature.

Once summer arrived, 3,725 campers safely attended 11 day camps, much to the delight of parents and the kids. “Camp was the best week we’ve had since COVID closed schools in March, no exaggeration!” said one camp family. And for those families not ready to return in person, our Nature Inside Out Virtual Camp beamed into campers’ homes each week, virtual campouts and all.

All the while our educators ran small, in-person programs for adults and families, our visitor services staff welcomed visitors to our sanctuaries (many for the first time), our property managers kept our trails and sanctuaries in pristine shape, and staff worked tirelessly from home and work offices ensuring that all operations continued to run without a hitch.

Of course, even with all of this work, the economic impacts of COVID ran deep. Budget shortfalls led to a reduction of staff that was painful yet necessary. With the continued support of our members and partners, we can take the lessons learned from COVID and emerge as a stronger, more resilient organization. 3 Successes Across the State

Thanks to our members, supporters, partners, and dedicated staff, we were able to accomplish a tremendous amount during Fiscal Year 2020. Here are just a few highlights of this work. Statewide

The Mass Audubon Youth Climate Leadership Program hosted six Youth Climate Summits across the state, which brought together more than 400 young people. This youth- led, action-oriented climate immersion program offers Youth Climate Summit students the opportunity to learn about climate change, network with experts, and implement youth-led climate action solutions throughout their schools and communities. 400 The Conservation Science and Advocacy team worked YOUNG PEOPLE together to publish Losing Ground: Nature’s Value in a Changing brought together through Climate. The sixth edition of this report analyzes land use six Youth Climate Summits patterns in Massachusetts, highlighting the value of forests, across the state farmlands, and wetlands for climate resilience.

The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation awarded Mass Audubon a contract worth a minimum of $450,000 over three years to develop and promote climate-smart forestry programs through forest stewardship planning on private lands and carbon sequestration on municipal lands. This project will also ensure that forest management practices are appropriate for changing climate conditions to safeguard water, wildlife habitat, and forest carbon stocks.

We honored retiring President Gary Clayton by establishing the Gary Clayton Fund for Innovation in Conservation and Climate Action. Funded through the support of governance members and many friends of Mass Audubon, this will provide critical support for cutting-edge work in conservation and climate science and education.

Forest Stewardship 4 Berkshires & Connecticut River Valley

Pleasant Valley in Lenox celebrated its 90th anniversary with special events, including the “Birds, Blossoms, and Brunch” fundraiser that raised more than $32,000 to launch the Lenox Garden Club Education Endowment to support the Berkshire Environmental Literacy Program.

Arcadia in Easthampton/Northampton completed construction on a new outdoor Teaching Pavilion to allow for expansion of camp, nature, and climate education programs in the years to come.

Mass Audubon acquired a Conservation Restriction (CR) on a former golf course in Northampton. Purchased in February by the City of Northampton, the property adds 105 acres to the southwestern section of a large forested area Arcadia known as the Rocky Hill Greenway. 23,000 POUNDS OF VEGETABLES donated to our hunger Central relief partners

The completed design and pending completion of Wachusett Meadow’s All Persons Trail in Princeton brings Mass Audubon’s total of ADA-compliant nature trails to 13. Some final work is now being done to prepare the trail for visitors, protect nearby wetlands, and complete the planning and installation of the experiential overlay of the universally designed interpretive tour and production of trail materials in large print, braille, and audio formats.

Broad Meadow Brook in Worcester established the Holdrege Caretaker House as a home base for a new Intern-in- Residence Program, which hosts aspiring conservation leaders over the course of a semester, school year, or summer while working at the sanctuary on relevant ecological and environmental education projects and assisting with the wildlife sanctuary’s operations.

3,275 CAMPERS that safely attended in-person camp at 11-day camps across the state

5 Wachusett Meadow Wachusett Meadow All Persons Trail © J Jones, Arcadia Teaching Pavilion © Phil Doyle North Shore

Ipswich River in Topsfield built a new bird garden that uses native plants to attract more insects and birds, and expanded existing grassland habitat by five acres, which it hopes will attract declining species such as Bobolinks and American Kestrels.

Metro West

Drumlin Farm in Lincoln collaborated with local hunger relief organizations to provide healthy produce for Ipswich River vulnerable families in our community. They raised more than $80,000 to donate farm-grown produce and eggs to people in need across Eastern Massachusetts. 23,000 Broadmoor completed its Preserving the Path Campaign, POUNDS OF which is funding an ambitious project to restore and relocate its trail system so that trails are more resistant VEGETABLES to climate change and more accessible. donated to our hunger relief partners Boston

Boston Nature Center (BNC) in Mattapan saw its Willow Tree Youth Leaders launch the Better Bottle Project campaign after attending a Mass Audubon Youth Climate Summit. They provide one partner school’s middle-graders with recyclable water bottles to replace single-use plastic bottles.

Willow Tree Youth Leaders Metro South

The Museum of American Bird Art (MABA) in Canton was awarded a two-year Institute of Museum and Library Services grant to build The Nest, a nature makerspace, design workshop, and art studio.

Moose Hill in Sharon partnered with Boston Nature Center to bring organic farm produce to Mattapan. In addition to using BNC as a community supported agriculture (CSA) pick-up location, Moose Hill also attended the Mattapan Square Farmers Market and started a Sunday Farm Stand Pop-up at BNC. Customers in both Mattapan and Sharon can also now pay with SNAP/HIP benefits as well as WIC/Senior coupons.

Mattapan Square 6 FarmersBroadmoor Market South East

Tidmarsh in Plymouth broke ground on the next phase of the sanctuary’s restoration project. In partnership with the Town of Plymouth (and many others), Tidmarsh removed two dams and restored the natural flow of West Beaver Dam Brook.

Mass Audubon worked with partners from the Resilient Taunton Watershed Network and the communities of Freetown, Lakeville, Middleborough, New Bedford, Rochester, and Taunton to advance climate resilience management actions around the Assawompset Pond Complex for reducing local flooding issues, improving water Tidmarsh quality, and enhancing recreational access.

Cape Cod

Wellfleet Bay in South Wellfleet completed the renovation of Goose Pond Trail, repairing the aging dam and bulkhead and replacing the decking on the bridge and viewing platform of the All Persons Trail.

Long Pasture in Barnstable completed its comprehensive capital campaign, raising more than $1.8 million for the new Discovery Center. Currently under construction, this building will enable the sanctuary to offer even more programs that cultivate environmental literacy in engaging, compelling, hands-on ways.

The Coastal Waterbird Team completed a major beach renourishment project on Dead Neck/Sampsons Island in Barnstable, relocating sand to support navigation, buffer storms, and provide habitat for nesting birds.

Wellfleet Bay Martha’s Vineyard Felix Neck in Edgartown held its first Sanctuary Supper in August 2019. During this “Eat for the Planet” fundraiser, friends were treated to an extraordinary 214 plant-based meal, a stunning sunset, and the PAIRS OF PIPING camaraderie of a community that cares about the PLOVERS island and Mass Audubon’s work to protect it. protected by the 7 Coastal Waterbird Program Land Protected by Mass Audubon Land Within the Past 12 Months Conservation 712.15 acres Summary Land Under Mass Audubon Stewardship as of June 30, 2020 Fiscal Year 2020 32,688.58 ACRES owned by Mass Audubon

6,024.80 ACRES under Conservation Restrictions held by Mass Audubon With the support of generous individuals, 38,713.38 TOTAL ACRES of conserved land foundations, families, businesses, communities, and public and private conservation partners, Mass Audubon PROPERTY NAME Total Acres protected 712 acres of important land Municipality Wildlife Sanctuary across Massachusetts, raising our total conserved acreage to 38,713 acres. This land GIFTS OF CONSERVATION serves as important habitat for plants and RESTRICTIONS animals, protects our clean drinking water and fresh air, enhances our physical and PINE GROVE 105 acres mental health, provides places to experience Northampton Arcadia the joys of nature, and enables all living The City of Northampton purchased this former golf course with a things to be more resilient to the increasing vision to work with Mass Audubon to rewild the property, boosting impacts of climate change. A special thanks resilience for nature and people in the process. It abuts the large forested southwestern section of the City’s Rocky Hill Greenway to key partners listed here in bold. conservation area and is an exciting opportunity to reforest the degraded watershed and restore the natural shape and function of the Nashawannuck Brook.

TOWN OF DUXBURY 68 acres Duxbury North Hill Marsh The Town of Duxbury acquired this land with the help of Community Preservation Act funds and asked Mass Audubon to hold the required Conservation Restriction (CR). In addition to conserving critical habitat for rare and endangered species, these parcels complete the protection of all the land directly surrounding North Hill Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary.

CARVER 70 acres Lenox Pleasant Valley This CR was donated to Mass Audubon by David Carver, who owns land abutting The Mount, Edith Wharton’s home and a National Historic Landmark. Mass Audubon has partnered with The Mount for the past two years, providing free bird walks for the public that extended onto Mr. Carver’s land. Now, thanks to his generosity and assistance from our partners, The Mount and Berkshire Natural Resources Council, this access will be allowed in perpetuity and the 70 acres will remain in their natural state. Great Neck 8 Copicut Neck

PROPERTY NAME Total Acres Municipality Wildlife Sanctuary

GIFTS OF SANCTUARY LANDS hemlock, and white pine. It is part of a larger network of protected, connected land, with a private CR to the north and west, Mass Department of Fish & Game land to the northeast, CARROLL SCHOOL 85 acres and City of Northampton watershed lands beyond that. Lincoln Drumlin Farm This property, which abuts Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, was EAST BROOK BUFFER 7 acres donated by The Carroll School. The land is predominantly red Hampden Laughing Brook maple swamp, and is ideal habitat for a wide variety of plants This land, which abuts Laughing Brook Wildlife Sanctuary, and animals including two types of orchids—downy rattlesnake provides an important buffer between a residential plantain and pink lady’s slipper. It connects to a much larger neighborhood and a nature trail. It also expands the area network of protected land and hiking trails. Thanks also to the protected by the sanctuary, providing additional critical Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, which played a key role in habitat for rare and endangered species. this outcome. UMASS MEMORIAL REALTY 7 acres PONZECCHI – COPICUT NECK 29.5 acres Holden Eagle Lake Gosnold Cuttyhunk Thicket This forested property was an inholding located in the This Cuttyhunk Island property was part of a bequest from Muriel middle of our Eagle Lake Wildlife Sanctuary. Mass Audubon Ponzecchi. The land has more than a mile of coastline and is approached the landowner, UMass Memorial Realty, about critical habitat for shorebirds and other coastal plants and donating the property, and the company agreed. The property, wildlife. Its protection helps blunt the impacts of future coastal forested with oaks, white pine, and red maple, bolsters the storm surge. ecological integrity of the property and provides buffer to the adjacent residential area. PONZECCHI – BUNKER HILL 3.5 acres Gosnold Cuttyhunk Thicket OLSON 5 acres This Cuttyhunk Island property was also part of a bequest from Princeton Wachusett Meadow Muriel Ponzecchi. It is located at one of the highest points on the This property was donated by Scott and Gladys Olson, and island and boasts a spectacular panoramic view of Buzzards Bay. owned by Scott’s family for almost 40 years. It abuts the western boundary of our Wachusett Meadow Wildlife Sanctuary JOE WRIGHT BROOK BUFFER 50 acres and protects the tranquil nature of nearby trails, including a Whately Graves Farm section of the Midstate Trail, a popular long-distance hiking path stretching from Rhode Island to New Hampshire. This generous donation, located near Graves Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, is entirely forested with a mixture of hardwoods,

9 PURCHASES OF SANCTUARY LANDS

SACRED HEARTS 110 acres Wareham Great Neck This high-quality inland and coastal habitat at Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary contains a future salt marsh adaptation zone and boasts more than one mile of frontage on Buzzards Bay. Mass Audubon had a Right of First Refusal (ROFR) on the entire property, thanks to our work to acquire a CR on much of the land in 2010. At the end of 2018 that ROFR was triggered, and an extremely fast and generous mobilization by the neighbors and other contributors enabled this purchase.

SINGLER 5.7 Northampton Arcadia Working in partnership with the City of Northampton, these acres (state-designated as “Critical Natural Landscape and Core Habitat”) Pine Grove Copicut Neck were added to Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary. The property is strategically located along the eastern boundary of the Manhan Meadows and adds to the extensive wetland systems, grasslands, shrublands, and forest that make up the 730-acre sanctuary.

TAMBURRINI 147 acres Warwick Brush Valley This property is adjacent to the Warwick State Forest, and near to a CR we hold on 30-plus acres donated by Nick Arguimbau in 2004. Purchase of this property was made possible by Mr. Arguimbau’s generosity, and it expands the protection of the beautiful Gales Brook by more than 5,000 feet.

TUREK 7.5 acres Sandisfield Cold Brook This property sits across the street from our 764-acre Cold Brook Wildlife Sanctuary. It also connects the sanctuary to a 173-acre parcel we are working hard to acquire.

TRIFILO 8.95 acres Carroll School Barre Cook’s Canyon This acquisition preserves an ecologically significant natural area Carver adjacent to Cook’s Canyon Wildlife Sanctuary. Galloway Brook, which runs along the southern boundary, is a tributary of the Prince River, a coldwater stream. This project increased the protected stream corridor by approximately 650 feet.

PURCHASES OF CONSERVATION RESTRICTIONS

OPEN AND SHUT, LLC 1.57 acres Northampton Arcadia Mass Audubon entered into a partnership whereby the City of Northampton acquired the fee interest in the property and conveyed a CR to Mass Audubon. The property abuts the Rocky Hill Greenway and is adjacent to land over which Mass Audubon already holds a CR.

massaudubon.org/land 10 Symbol Key:  A Visionary: an individual who has provided $2,500 or more in support for Mass Audubon’s general operations or operating support for a particular sanctuary or program.

✿ an individual who passed away during Fiscal Year 2020

Every effort was made to accurately reflect each contributor. If you find an error in the list, please accept our sincere apology and contact the Development Office at 781-259-2123.

Founder’s Circle: Platinum Judith Whiteside, Christiana Montminy $25,000+ DeRosa & Raymond J. Montminy Jr. Anonymous (7) Founder’s Circle: Gold Wendy & John Anderson $10,000–$24,999  Nancy S. Anthony /The Sidney Anonymous (15) A. Swensrud Foundation Mimi & Ivan Ace Chris Baldwin & Sally Reyering Annemarie Altman* & Dave Cook✿ Carlotte & Samuel Berk*/Eric and Jane Nord Family Fund David & Holly Ambler Jane & John Bihldorff Robert P. Ball Francis & Elizabeth Blake/ Jennifer & Jonathan Barnes Blake Family Foundation Inc. Anita & Josh Bekenstein Carla Bregman George & Marcia Boiros Dr. Paul A. & Mrs. Katie Buttenwieser/ Tracey Bolotnick & Robert Seaver C&P Buttenwieser Foundation Jan & Kerry Brandin Charles A. & Susan Cheever Peter Brooke✿ Francis S. Cheever Jr. Nancy & Bill Brotherton Paul L. & Susan P. Chern Elise & Pierce Browne David Chin & Carolyn McCane-Chin Lalor & Patricia Burdick Janet Cooke Elizabeth J. & Robert M. Burke III Judith & David Craver Ann & Jared Chase Hillary Creighton/Creighton Jane & Roger Cheever Narada Foundation Bayard & John Cobb David & Victoria Croll/ The Croll Foundation Elizabeth Collins & Steve Webster  Eugene Bicknell Doggett & Susan Coolidge Nina Lord Doggett Donald & Donna Cooper Joseph & Barbara Ellis Paula V. Cortés Kathleen Emrich & Robert Sherwood Laura C. Cutler✿ SUPPORTERS Edmund P. DeLaCour/The DeLaCour Ronna & Neal Erickson Gail McClelland Fenton & Family Foundation Mass Audubon gratefully acknowledges the individuals, Marc H. Fenton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. DeMarco III foundations, corporations, and government agencies whose Dozier & Sandy Gardner Peter Dunwiddie generous financial contributions and pledges provided critical Carol Gladstone & Ben Whipple Tania & Thomas Evans  support for our conservation, education, and advocacy efforts Walter & Alida Greeley Betsy & Jesse Fink Lindsey & Zack Gund/Zachary and Liz Frankel & Charlie Steinhorn between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. We are pleased to Lindsey Gund Foundation Elizabeth & John Gilmore/ recognize the leading contributors and express our gratitude to Nancy C. Hammond Camden Foundation our more than 135,000 members. Please note that this does not Heather & David Hill Charles & Natasha Grigg J. Atwood & Elizabeth Ives Ann & James Hancock include membership dues, except at the $750 level. For gifts of Roger Klein & Rachel Coben/Krieger Ellen & Scott Hand land during this period, see page 8. Charitable Trust Arlene E. Handschuch & Chris & Sue Klem Steven A. Kaufman Pamela Kohlberg & Curt Greer Alynn & Andrew Harvey Beth Kressley Goldstein & John & Jillian Hayes We wish to thank the following gift funds and foundations, which Dennis Goldstein Martha & Richard Heath recommended grants to Mass Audubon through donor-advised funds Justine & Jim Laugharn Harry Hanson & Annie Hollingsworth and other giving vehicles during Fiscal Year 2020: Peter & Kay Lisle Priscilla & Richard Hunt David & Marilyn Lyman Laura A. Johnson & Arthur W. Rogers Ayco Charitable Foundation Fleet Charitable Gift Fund Theodore Lyman Gerald S. & Linda B. Jones William & Amanda Madar BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund Greater Kansas City Kenneth M. Jones Community Foundation Bill & Linda McQuillan Donald P. Kalischer The Boston Foundation Kathleen McShane &  Greater Worcester Judith King /The Judy and The Cape Cod Foundation: A Frederic B. Lowrie Jr. Tony King Foundation Community Foundation Community Foundation Patrick MeLampy & Martha C. Kingsbury The New York Community Trust Rev. Priscilla Lawrence Combined Jewish Philanthropies Elaine & Woodie Lackey Al & Catherine Nierenberg/ Pittsburgh Foundation Miriam G. Lasher Community Foundation of New Jersey Evergreen Charitable Fund Inc.  Santa Barbara Foundation J. David Officer & Dr. Marcia J. Wade Joan LeBel Community Foundation of Mr. & Mrs. David S. Lee Western Massachusetts Schwab Charitable Fund Patricia T. & James W. Poitras Robert & Amelia Rands Alan Lotterman Essex County Community Foundation Vanguard Charitable Diane Reynolds Elizabeth Lyman Endowment Program Fidelity Charitable Kristin & Roger Servison Grace Lyu-Volckhausen & Sharon Lyu-Volckhausen/Tiger Baron Neil & Sue# Van Sloun* 11 Foundation Inc. Rosamond Vaule Mark & Kimberly Marroni Cherry & Nigel Curlet Edward Petcavage Constance & Stephen Bernier Eileen McDonagh & Robert Davoli Sue Curran Nathaniel & Juanita Peters/ Dr. & Mrs. Gerard A. Bertrand Kathy & Rives McGinley Janet Cutman J&H McCaffery Charitable Trust Greg Bilezikian Kevin & Kristine McLellan Peggy H. Davis Anthony & Wendy S. Pires Charles & Barbara Birdsey Kathryn & William Medford Mary Dockray-Miller & Michael Miller Nancy Poor Janet & Robert Bissell Edward Merritt Frank Dunau & Amy Davis George Putnam III & Kathy Putnam Pengwynne Blevins Robert G. Morse Lynn & Stewart Edelstein Sally Quinn Bruce & Doreen Bolnick Barbara & James Munkres Legacy of Mary and Bob Edmondson John S. Reidy/The John Lawrence Borger Sherburne Reidy Trust Bob Murchison & Alison Herbert & Pauline Emilson Drs. Sheila Vince & Michael Boss Margaret L. Rhodes Hoppin Murchison Nancy Ferguson Daniel & Julia Brody Kathryn Riley Barbara Murphy Kate S. Flather Joanna Buffington & Dean Brook Abby Rockefeller & Lee Halprin Holly Nixholm & Helen Donovan Kathy & Martin Fogle Charles Burnham/ Jessica Roy & Matthew Templeton Lee Nordblom Thomas J. Foster Burnham Foundation Marsha C. Salett Jonathan & Jessie Panek Shoshana M. Friedman & Janet & John Bush Mary F. Parker Yotam M. Schachter Faith Ford Sandstrom & Ellen Cabot & Matthew Watson Frederick H. Sandstorm Alexander & Carolyn Platt John C. & Janet A. Fuller Elizabeth Cabot Susan Sargent & Tom Peters Phyllis Pollack Tanya Geha & Francesco D’Agnese Nancy L. Cantelmo Marcia D. Seeler William & Helen Pounds John Giannone Cynthia Carle Alice M. & David✿ W. Shearer Neil Rasmussen & Anna Winter/ Lorna Gibson & Jean Hess✿ Jack Carroll Curt & Sarah Smith Neil & Anna Rasmussen Foundation Thaddeus R. & Elizabeth Gillespie Jonathan Chatinover & David & Mary Smoyer John & Linda Riehl Julie & Rolf Goetze Elizabeth O’Connor Joanne Snyder Nancy & Robert Rosenthal Timothy Goodman/ Nancy R. Chisholm Paul & Martha Samuelson Kathryn Goodman Foundation Anne & Tom Snyder Susan B. & David D. Clark Eleanor Shanley Mary Griffin & Andy O’Neill Nancy B. Soulette Susanna Colloredo-Mansfeld Barry & Marjorie Shapiro/Dr. Robert C. Alfred & Sally Griggs Lee & Judith R. Spelke Katherine Converse and Tina Sohn Foundation Diane A. Griliches Jim Sperling & Ginny Loeb/ Dennis & Marie Corcoran Willow B. Shire The Dorothy and Jonathan Mr. & Mrs. Ulf B. Heide Rintels Charitable Foundation Susan Coyne & Robert Sams Steven & Joyce Tadler/Steven M. and Donald F. Henderson Carrie & Christopher Crane Joyce E. Tadler Charitable Trust Craig & Desiree Spinner Mary R. Herlihy Sara Crawley Peter Talbot Richard N. Stillwell Jacob & Zita Hesterman Robert & Rigney Cunningham Sally B. Utiger Donna & Richard Tadler Ginnie & Stephen Hibbard Victoria R. Cunningham Family Drs. Sophie Vandebroek & Donna & Ronald Thompson   Jesús del Alamo Brian & Robin Hicks Mrs. John H. Valentine Jill & Nicholas d’Arbeloff  Elissa & William Warner John W. Hoffman Mrs. Jeptha H. Wade Kevin Darcy & Stephanie Prisch Patricia Yacovone-Biagi John & Sarah Howe Deborah Walther & Bruce Beane Glorianna Davenport & Evan Schulman   Delphine & Omar Zurkiya Benjamin Ives & Sarah Morrison Eric & Sarah Ward Joanne Davenport   James L. Izatt Stephen L. Wasby Michael Dempsey & Lynda Urgotis  Founder’s Circle: Silver Jennifer Johnson Gray Watson & Rosemary McCrudden Densmore Community Fund $5,000–$9,999 Sally Johnston Randolph & Sue Wentworth Michael Desrosiers  Anonymous (15) Janice Jorgensen & Karen Rosenbaum Bob & Karen White Nicolas DiCiaccio & Marguerite  Shepard-DiCiaccio Charles Adams & Eleanor Livingston Ann & Paul Kaplan Alexander Whiteside  Sally Digges & James Arnold Jeffrey & Katharine Allsopp Diane Krause Edward & Donna Williams/  Ramon L. Alonso Marisa Labozzetta & Martin Wohl The French Foundation Erin & Daniel Doyle Judith Ann Amelotte Virginia L. Lacy Linda Williams & Stephen Walch Emmett Draz & Bibi McGill  Irene Antkowiak Nan Laird & Joel Altstein Henry & Annie Woolsey Heather Draz Rebecca Arons & Eric Fastiff Virginia Maloney Lawrence John Young & Melanie Lowe/ Julian Draz Anne Awad Dr. Diane M. Lebel & Dr. Alan Harris✿ Jane S. Young Charitable Trust William Duvall & Joanna Anderson  Andrew & Melora Balson William R. Leitch Catherine Edison Founder’s Circle: Bronze  Peter & Susan Bernard Carol A. & Martin B. Levin Nancy & Peter Eisenbarth $2,500–$4,999 Jerry & Grace Bird Nathaniel & Karen Levy Arthur Ensroth & Barbara Waszczak Anonymous (13)  Bruce Black & Mary Brogan Anne S. Lombard Aline & Henry Euler Brian Adams & Morey Phippen  Gail Bolte & Robert Carter William F. & Sheila R. 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Childs Paul & Ellen Mintzer Suzanne & Henry Bass Richard & Patricia Chute Deborah & Timothy Moore John & Susan Bassick Gary & Helene Clayton Robert J. Myslik Cindy Batchelder Miriam Clement David Nalven & Jill Goldman James Becker & Aber Lynch Lawrence Coburn David & Sharon Neskey The Bedford Family Franz & Anne Colloredo-Mansfeld Jane M. & A. Neil Pappalardo Gail & Robert Bedoukian Chris Connolly & Marjorie Liner Michael Pappone & Diane Savitzky Maxa Berid Mary & Allyn Copp Edward N. Perry & Cynthia Wood/ Clark & Susana Bernard massaudubon.org 11 Dr. Modestino & Mrs. Nancy Criscitiello Perry Wood Family Trust 12 11 Anne & Paul Fitzgerald Mira Rabin & Thomas Whitman/ President’s Circle Melvin S. Cutler/Melvin S. Cutler Annette & Gary Ford The Nararo Foundation $1,250–$2,499 Charitable Foundation Corinne & Justin Foster Professor & Mrs. Nicholas Robinson Anonymous (10) Anita & Flora D’Angio Elaine Foster Dwight# & Margaret Robinson Elaine & Martin Abrams Mary Beth & Stephen Daniel Nora Frank & Walter Houseman Shelley & Todd Rodman Mark & Laura Adamczyk Deborah & Richard Davis Douglas Fraser Jeffrey & Karen Ross Liz Adams & Clifford Lasser Wendy & David✿ Davis Bill & Marsha Gette Joseph & Jennifer Rumbough/ Courtney & Mike Addy Carol Decker & Kathryn Kramer Whitehall Foundation, Inc. Craig & Nancy Gibson James & Mary Adelstein Michele Demarest & John Patterson Jennifer & Jason Ryan Gene & Melina Goldstein Ginny Akabane Michael Densmore Judy A. Samelson & William Schawbel Arthur Goldstone Michael & Deborah Alexander Charlotte de Sieyes/ Gail & John Sampieri Apple Lane Foundation Ronald & Katherine Groves Peter Allison & Carol Wasserloos Kathryn & Michael Sarcione Mrs. Mary & Dr. John Deyst Eva Guinan, Greta & Liam Friar David & Sharman Altshuler Barbara & Stanley Schantz Douglas Dick & Ann Easterbrooks Jane C. Hallowell Sandra Anderson & Meg Wallace Birgitta Dickerson & James Crowley Edward O. Handy III & Mary C. Handy Rich & Heidi Angle Steven Dickman & Sharon Bober Gayle & Bailey Hans Barbara M. Anthony Jane & Lawrence Dingman Lorli Hardigg & Jamey Pope Rick Arnaud John & Maria Dirlam Jan & Ruth Heespelink Dr. Elissa B. Arons/Arons Carol Disney & Don L. McDaniel Jr. Elizabeth H. Heide Family Foundation Judy & Chase Donaldson Joseph & Victoria Hibbard Dick & Sally Avery Carol & James Donnelly Benjamin & Jean Horne Susan R. Avery Mark & Pilar Doughty Jonathan & Anna Howell Jean & Ralph Baierlein Robert & Sue Dring Bob & Kathy Hubby Drs. Barbara & John Balser Janet Drohan Charles Huntington Kristin Barr & David Pitkin J. W. & Susan Dunlaevy Richard Hussong & Melinda E. Stewart Charles & Nancy Barry Chris & Susan Durham Morton Isaacson Barbara Bernardin Deborah & Philip Edmundson Jennifer James & Douglas Hinckley Gregory & Laura Bibler Susan Edwards Leonard & Marjorie Johnson Catherine & Richard O. Bierregaard Jr. Alexander Ellis III Richard & Sandra Johnson Carol & Francis Birch Dorothea R. Endicott Alison & John Kaar Tom Birmingham & Amy Killeen Fred & Patty Eppinger Edward Kaye & Alyssa Lebel Jennifer Black & Lora Goldston Peter Erskine Bridget & Robert Keady Camilla Blackman Wenley Ferguson & John Wolf Jeffery Keffer & Suzanne Costello $350,000 Henry Blair Gail Ferreira Lorna Keith James & Nancy Blake THE RECORD- Fred & Patrice Ficken Richard & Carolyn Kent Amy & Joshua Boger Warner & Mary Fletcher John & Pam King BREAKING Alice & Nelson Bolen Delia Flynn Erik & Sarah Knutzen Family Gail & Gerry Bergstein AMOUNT Richard Forbes Steven Kraus M. Loring Bradlee raised during our Judith Ford Bruce & Ellen Kunkel Jeannette Bragger reimagined-for- Louise Ford & Nancy Lincoln Holly Langer Lou Anne Branche COVID-safety Ed & Sarah Foster Joanne & Paul Langione Julie Brandlen Bird-a-thon Rick & Joan Francolini Debbie Listernick Jonathan Brandon & Harriet Scheft Beth & Douglas Freeman John & Susan Littlefield Cynthia Brown Sarah Freeman Christine A. Lojko Rory Browne & Grace Chang John & Susan Schofield AnneMarie & Mark Freitas Richard & Roberta Longley John Bullitt Eric & Susan Schultz Erin & Marc French Dianne Luby* John & Lale Burk Michael & Jennifer Sexton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. French Mark & Mary Lunsford Janelle & Robert Burke Patrick & Katherine Sherbrooke Michael J. & Linda L. Garrity Donald MacFarlane George & Tammy Butler Janet Sisterson Audrey & Matthew Gasteier Adam & Rosemary Markell James & Shannon Cabot Kathleen Skelly Jennifer & Sean Gavin Gary & Karen Martin Virginia Candee & Mark Schreiber Joshua Stearns & Erica Carlson Marcy Gefter  Barbara & Dennis Carboni Lissa & Mac McBurney / Brooke Stevens & Thomas L. McCorkle The Clinton Family Fund Dixie Carlisle & Linda Yenkin Janet & Michael Golan John Stix & Dora Knez Shelagh & Roy McCauley David & Susan Caron John T. Goodhue Jr. & Anne W. Smith David & Patricia Straus Hugh & Joyce McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Elliott G. Carr Jamie Gorelick & Richard Waldhorn Garrett J. Stuck & Pamela Coravos Evelyn McFadden & William F. Simmons Stephanie Chapko & George Regmund Belinda & Jeff Gower Chester & Jane Swett Karen & Warren McFarlan Maxine & Richard Charlton Nancy Graham Dick Thornton Justin & Karen Miel Betty & Larry Chelmow Larry Greene Susan & William Thornton Michelle Morrissey & Nikheel Dhekne Ashley Christensen & Daniel Karubian Stephen Griffin & Frank Mockler Conrad H. Todd Martha S. Mugar John & Peggy Christie Richard Griffith & Margaret Perham Drs. Henry & Janet Vaillant Cynthia & Thomas Murray Nathaniel Christie Harold Grinspoon Eli & Laura Valk Christopher Neill & Linda Deegan Marcia & William Cini Larry & Rita Grossman Robert & Margaret Wallis John O’Keefe & Mark Smith Drs. Frank Clark & Lynn Delisi Craig & Heather Gruber Dave & Kitty Weaver Dr. David C. & Dr. Elizabeth H. Page Bill Coady & Irfan Ali Barbara Guay Grant & Sarah Webb Andrew S. & Samuel S. Pang Alan Cody & Edith Moricz Susan Gunderson Nancy L. Weiss Ernie Patrikis & Emily Trueblood Christine & Eric Cody Joe Hale & Beth Dininio Barbara Wells Anne Pearson David Cole & Betty Slade Dr. William H. Harris/The William Kelly Wennik H. Harris Foundation Elaine & Tim Peterson Albert & Ursula Collinson David & Patricia Williams Jerry & Margaretta Hausman Greta & David Peterson Peter Conrad & Libby Bradshaw Esther C. Williams William H. Hayes Drs. Nick Picariello & Cynthia & Tom Costin Michael Wilson & Susan Greenleaf Karen & Charles H. Helliwell Barbara Brennessel Robert Cowen Brett & Howard Young Edith Herbeck Renata Pomponi & Karl Büttner Mary Elizabeth & Scott Cranton Roxanne & Michael J. Zak David & Lori Hess Daniel & Susanna Pratt Peter & Catherine Creighton Peter & Meghan Quigley Eric Zimmerman & Audrey Kalmus Christopher & Patricia Higgins

13 Timothy Hilton Kathleen Mcneil Erin & Nicholas Schwab The Beveridge Family Foundation, Inc. Jay Himmelstein & Ellen Ruell Elizabeth & John McQuillan Robin Schweikart & David Farrington The Biber Foundation James Hinkle Jr. Lisa Meeks Allan & Joanne Sgroi Cabot Family Charitable Trust Jan & Ken Hoffman David & Julianne Mehegan Patricia Shannon & Frederick Streams The Cape Cod Foundation Judy Hood Cathy & Don Michael Jennifer & Mark Shapp The Cedar Street Foundation Margie & Mark Hopkins Hank & Kathrin Midgley Ann & Doug Sharpe/ Chervenak-Nunnalle Foundation Alicia Horwitz & Lesley Strang Dwight Miller Sharpe Family Foundation Josephine and Louise Crane Foundation Ruth & Bob Hucks Stephen & Christina Miller Bill & Joan Shelley The Nancy Foss Heath and Richard B. William Hughes Ishara Mills-Henry & Melvin Henry Jensie & William Shipley Heath Educational, Cultural, and Environmental Foundation Ron Hull Charles Moloney & Paula Wright Sandra & Robert Silk Jane & Jack Fitzpatrick Trust Robert Hunt David Moon & Carolyn Moore Marieke & Jake Silva A.G. Leventis Foundation David & Susan Hurley Karen & Richard Moriarty Austin & Susan Smith Lookout Foundation Nora Huvelle & David Lubin Karen Morris Barbara & Richard Smith Patricia Smith & Frances Lussier The Loring Wolcott & Ellen & James Ingram Katherine Morris Coolidge Charitable Trust Susan Snow Russell & Janice Isaia Ken Morton Manomet Center for Steven Iskra & Barbara Baker Jane & William Mosakowski Karen R. Sollins Conservation Sciences Brian & Kimberly Jalet Cordelia & Stephen Munroe Shawne & Jon Spelke MathWorks, Inc. Judy Jeanmonod Seanan Murphy & Sarah Leinicke Joyce Spencer & Virginia Adams William J. McKee Jr. David & Ellen Johnson David & Virginia Murray David & Donna Sprague Charitable Foundation Robert A. Jonas & Margaret Bullitt-Jonas/ Daniel & Megan Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. Stanton Amy B. Morrill Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Living Springs Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Nelson Nancy & Robert Stewart National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chris & Jennifer Jones Martha Nichols & Robert Howe Lauren & Stephen Stimson National Wildlife Federation Jean & Jon Jones Charles Nims Susan Straight Patricia Spinney Joyce & Edward Joyce Mark Strauss Richard Saltonstall Janet & Philip Notopoulos Charitable Foundation Jennifer & Jeff Judkins Pauliina & Peter Swartz Kim Novino & Timothy O’Brien The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Susan Kadezabek & Aravind Vijayakirthi Susan Swartzlander Delia O’Connor & Edward O’Neil Tern Foundation Barton Kamp Becky Sweger & Eric Fiedler Alison O’Hare Peter & Elizabeth Tower Foundation Anne Kane Debbie & Jack Swenson Steven Olanoff & Cheryl Toffel University of Wisconsin Alyce & Michael Kaplan Robert E. & Melinda S. Oleksiak David Van Ness Taylor/ David V.N. Taylor Foundation Wallace Research Foundation Ellen & Jeffrey Katz Lisa & Richard Oliver Susan Thel Whetstone Wood Trust Fund George# & Helen Keeler Margaret Olson & Richard Rosenbaum Stephanie & Michael Ticcioni Bob & Wendy Kenney Mary L. O’Neil $10,000–$24,999 Sarah Tipton Jonathan Keyes Judith & Robert Outman-Conant Anonymous (6) George & Lynne Tonna Stephen Kirkland & Theodora Martin David & Shirley Parish John W. Alden Trust Michele Trucksis Catherine & Roger Kligler Barbara & Oliver Parker Arbor Day Foundation Benjamin & Emilie Tucker Maria & Wes Kussmaul Constance Parks The Bobolink Foundation Estelle Uckerman Ellen Lahlum David & Sally Pasquantonio Boston Center for Blind Children Andrea & Michael Urban Kathryn Landes & Aari Evert Abby Patterson Elise B. and Earl Bradway Charitable Fund Virginia Ursin Lynn L. & Richard Landy Alex & Jessica Paul Caswell Foundation Trust Krestie Utech James & Anne Lang Ethan Pease Chapman Construction/Design Emily & Mark Valkenburgh Vickie Langohr & Jairaj A. Puthenveettil Jeffrey & Jenny Peet Charitable Adult Rides & Services, Inc. ✿ Kathleen & Peter Van Demark Patricia & Robert Lawrence Alan & Judy Pemstein/ Charities Aid Foundation Canada Lori Van Handel David & Susan Lazarus Aksel Nielson Foundation Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Dalius & Mary Vasys Carolyn Lee & Stephen Gabeler Jim & Mary Persky Roberta M. Childs Charitable Foundation Maureen W. Vokey Mr. & Mrs. Henry Lee Katharine & Craig Phares Community Foundation of Alice & Matt Lehrer Ken & Rebecca Phillips Frederick Walters North Central Massachusetts Dipti & James Lenhart Joan Pierce Carol & Michael Wasserman Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod Kathy & Sanford Leslie Judith Pierce Scott Wayne Copeland Family Foundation, Inc. Chris & Laurie Leuchtenburg Anthony & Karen Pierson Liz Nelson Weaver Fred Harris Daniels Foundation Linda & Jeffrey Levin-Scherz Christina & Sam Polyak Deborah Krupenia & Robert Weir Davis Conservation Foundation William Long Bancroft & Mary Poor Nathaniel & Eugenia Wheelwright Edith W. and John A. Dockray Gwyneth Loud Ellen & Richard Price Deidre & Richard White Charitable Foundation Francis✿ & Victoria Lowell Emily & Philip Prince Christine & Steven Whitebread Doe Family Foundation Carl & Emily Lowenberg Linda Pulaski & Alison Pulaski Carter Dudley & Judith Williams Oliver S. & Jennie R. Donaldson Charitable Trust Merloyd Ludington & John Myers Cathleen Read & David Locke Mark & Liz Williams The Max and Victoria Dreyfus Hans Luwald Polly & Brock Reeve Peter & Shirley Williams/ Brigham Hill Foundation Foundation, Inc. Peter Macdonald Deborah Reichert & Chanchal Samanta Dudley & Sally Willis Mary-Louise Eddy and David & Linda MacDougall Janet Reinhart Ruth N. Eddy Foundation Carla Wirzburger Mary Blue Magruder & John Hurwitch Jeannette & Hadley Reynolds The Edey Foundation Kimberly Wissemann Anita & Michael Malina Judith Rist Felix Neck Wildlife Trust, Inc. David Witherbee & Michelle Bociek Marilyn & Don Malpass Jane & John Ritterson Fields Pond Foundation Susan & Robert Yurkus Cynthia Manson & Timothy Lavallee Jeff & Jennifer Robinson The Marshall Frankel Foundation Jeffrey & Rina Zampieron Sue & Ted Mara Tara Robinson & Jonathan Young Greater Worcester Carl & Laurel Zangerl Carmela Martin Christine & Jeffrey Rodek Community Foundation Bryant & Marcia Zanko Bradd & Susan Martone Kathleen Rogers & Rick Teller The H. Patterson Hale Amanda Zoellner & Bryan Fink Catherine & Tim Matook William & Janet Romanishin Jr. Charitable Foundation  Hanover Insurance Group Foundation, Inc. Barbara May Robert Rotberg Corporations, Foundations, and Harding Educational & Brian & Anne Mazar Margaret Sagan & Michael Simons Other Supporters Charitable Foundation Robert McCrae & William Newhall Linda & Ron Savage $25,000+ Helen G. Hauben Foundation Margaret & Thomas McDonagh Ann & Tom Savastano/Savastano Anonymous (4) Hermann Foundation, Inc. Jim & Sarah McGregor Family Foundation Alvarium Foundation Susan Schappert & Daniel M. Hellerstein Sigmund E. and Barbara The McGuinness Family Benevity Community Impact Fund B. Herzstein Fund Geri Schumann 14 Horizon Foundation, Inc. The Fieldstone Foundation, Inc. Quidnet Squam Association, Inc. Government Agencies and Intel First American Title Insurance Company Rockjumper Bird Tours Organizations Island Foundation, Inc. Foundation for MetroWest Schwartz Charitable Foundation Local and State Helen Sperry Lea Foundation Foundation M Shurtleff Children’s Services, Inc. City of Pittsfield Hollis Declan Leverett Memorial Fund French Foundation The Swan Group Commonwealth of Massachusetts General William Mayer Foundation, Inc. Fuller Foundation Target Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Medical Information Technology, Inc. Ellen Abbott Gilman Trust University of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation Greater Worcester Community Weber Display & Packaging Resources Morgan Palmer Charitable Fund Foundation, Rosemary Davis Webster Five Foundation Memorial Fund Department of Conservation Richard and Ann J. Prouty Foundation Wellfleet Shellfish Promotion and Tasting and Recreation The Guardian Life Insurance Margaret Walker Purinton Foundation Company of America West Concord Union Church Department of Environmental Protection Red Acre Foundation Harman Family Foundation White Companies Charitable Trust Division of Conservation Sciences D.D. Rivers Foundation Institute of Museum and Library Services Wilkinson Ecological Design, Inc. Division of Fisheries and Wildlife REI Ipswich Bay Glass Company, Inc. Youths Friends Association, Inc. Massachusetts Cultural Council John J. Sacco and Edith L. Jet Set Offset Sacco Charitable Foundation $1,250–$2,499 Massachusetts Department of Ruth Krauss Foundation Inc. Saquish Foundation 365Z Foundation Elementary & Secondary Education Lovett-Woodsum Foundation Inc. William E. Simon Foundation Aeronaut Brewing Co. Dukes County Howard W. Maxim Foundation Dr. Robert C. and Tina Sohn Foundation The Allergy & Asthma Center of Cape Cod Marine Biological Laboratory Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank Summer Fund AmazonSmile Foundation Southeast Regional Planning Northern Trust, NA and Economic Planning Tiger Baron Foundation Art Angels Fund of the Community Arthur M. and Martha R. Town of Brookline Towards Sustainability Foundation Foundation of Western Massachusetts Pappas Foundation Town of Chatham Margaret Evans Tuten Foundation The Bayside Restaurant Rathborne Companies East, LLC Town of Duxbury University of Southern Maine Beacon Hill Garden Club Ream Design, LLC Town of Edgartown Van Sloun Foundation Berkshire Bank Foundation SCS Financial Services Town of Falmouth Edwin S. Webster Foundation Beyond Green Construction Abbot and Dorothy H. Stevens Foundation Town of Hull Edith Wharton Restoration, Inc. Blackstone River Valley Stifler Family Foundation National Heritage Corridor, Inc. Town of Lincoln The William P. Wharton Trust The Stoddard Charitable Trust Boveri-Trackman Family Foundation Town of Marshfield YourCause, LLC Sylvan Nursery Inc. Building Impact Town of Newbury Taunton River Stewardship Council Cambridge Community Foundation Town of Scituate TD Banknorth Charitable Foundation Cozy Home Performance/Foam USA Town of Tisbury Texas A&M University Alan K. and Isabelle Town of Walpole H.E. Thompson Foundation DerKazarian Foundation Town of Westport Tufts Health Plan Foundation Devereaux Charitable Foundation Trust Town of Yarmouth Wells Fargo Clearing Services The Echo Charitable Foundation Federal Wheelabrator Technologies, Inc. Essex National Heritage Commission National Oceanic and Fidelity Brokerage Services Atmospheric Administration $2,500–$4,999 Finer Real Estate River Stewardship Council Anonymous (1) Fleet Electrical Service, Inc. U.S. Department of Agriculture/Natural ADM Agawam Development LLC Friends of Sengekontacket, Inc. Resources Conservation Service Alnylam US, Inc. Garden Club of the Back Bay, Inc. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Bank of America Matching Gifts Program GE Foundation U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Barre Savings Charitable Foundation Global Atlantic Financial Group Brabson Library & Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation Bequests Educational Foundation Highland Street Foundation Elizabeth Atkins Bright Funds Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Invicro, LLC Edward Barsack The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Anonymous (1) The Last Green Valley, Inc. Thomas B. Begley Paul & Virginia Cabot Charitable Trust Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc. Liberty Engineering, Inc. Roberta Kinnear Best Chapel of St. James the Fisherman Bruce J. Anderson Foundation Alfred V. Lincoln Trust Frederick W. Booth Colonial Road Runners Beech Tree Trust Lincoln Ridge Homeowners Association Jennie Ray Bush Cronig’s Market Berkshire Taconic Community Marblehead Neck Association Joan L. Campbell EarthShare New England Bird Watcher’s General Store Jill Neubauer Architects Karen E. Cary Bluebird Fund General Dynamics-Advanced Bettyle Carpenter Information Systems New England Aquarium Blue Cross Blue Shield of Dorothy Conkey The GoodCoin Foundation The Norbell Foundation Massachusetts, Inc. George Darey The Hart Foundation Pledgeling Foundation Boston Mutual Life Insurance Company Anne R.P. Dewees Hollingsworth & Vose Company PowerOptions Boston Partners Financial Group LLC Nancy C. Doyle HUB International Limited Southeastern Massachusetts Bristol County Savings Pine Barrens Alliance, Inc. Elaine Foster Charitable Foundation Independent Schools State Street Corporation Joyce Friedman Brookline Bird Club, Inc Compensation Corporation Nelson S. Talbott Foundation Jeanne L. Johnson Camosse Masonry Martha’s Vineyard Bank Charitable Foundation Tighe & Bond Charles F. Kane Mary Dexter Chafee Fund Nantucket Land Bank The Toop Family Fund Joan M. Keefe The Ann E. Clark Private Foundation National Grid Ventures Robert Cushman Woods Van Nostrand Frances Loomis Commonwealth Financial Network Network for Good Memorial Fund Susan G. Loring The Couch Family Foundation Northampton Education Foundation Verizon Foundation Philip F. May DCU for Kids Northeast Solar Design Associates LLC WBUR John Aitken McCracken Ruth H. & Warren A. Ellsworth Foundation Nuttall Ornithological Club: Whitehall Foundation, Inc. Ruth Packard J. Irving England & Jane L. Blake-Nuttall Fund W. Vernon Whiteley, Inc. England Charitable Trust Laurence Phillips The Robert Treat Paine Association Wild Birds Unlimited/Danvers Enhancing Tomorrow Foundation Walter David Rosenfeld Jr. Bessie Pappas Charitable Foundation Celia L. Schulhoff Facebook Quebec-Labrador Foundation, Inc. Sven E. Siemen 14 Mass Audubon | FY2017 15 Anne Thruelsen Karen Derro Linda & Robert MacIntosh Marsha C. Salett Yvonne Twomey John & Maria Dirlam Patricia E. MacKinnon Faith Ford Sandstrom & Whetstone Wood Trust Fund Kathryn K. Disney Don & Marilyn Malpass Frederick H. Sandstorm Doris Wilson Eugene Bicknell Doggett & Richard & Donna Marchant Barry & Libby Schiller Roger W. Vose Nina Lord Doggett Mark & Kimberly Marroni Peter & Naomi Schmidt Wendy J. Dwyer Ellen M. McBride Robin K. Schweikart & The Tern Society David Farrington Anne Eberle Margaret McBride We are honored to list the following Karen M. Seif & Jim Ellis & Betty Ann Sharp Augusta F. McKusick individuals who have established a Christine C. Sanni Richard J. Erickson & Laurie S. Miles life income arrangement with Mass Audubon or have named the Ronna B. Erickson organization as a beneficiary in their Ralph & Merry Eustis ✿ will or estate plan. =member of the Jan Marie Evans Tern Society who passed away this year. Gay Ferguson Anonymous (57) Colleene Fesko Gail Abbott 900 Tracy Fischer Elaine Abrams PARTICIPANTS Michael J. Foley Martin Abrams attended a Shaping the Future Dale Ford Diana Abrashkin of Your Community Program Sara Foster Donna H. Adams Thomas J. Foster Jan & Jon Adams Dr. and Mrs. Albert & Suzanne Katherine L. Adams Frederick Ginny Akabane John Freeman & Linda Lacki Liz and Marc Albert Elaine S. Frongillo & Joseph W. Deborah J. Alexander Saltzman Steven W. Allen Greta Gabriels George & Suzanne McLaughlin Robert Eric Seletsky Deborah C. Almy Cyrus & Joanne Gibson Tim & Sheryl McMullen Kathy Seymour Donna Amaral John W. Gintell Jane W. Mead Binkley C. Shorts Judith Ann Amelotte Terry Goplerud Julianne Mehegan Evelyn B. Silver David Anderson Mary B. Griffiin Barbara Merrill & Donna L. Smith David Twombly Benedict Andreozzi Diane Asseo Griliches Judy Smith Rosemarie Meuse Clarice Andreozzi Patricia C. Gunning Tawnya Smith Heidi Meyer Nicholas Clapp Arguimbau Paul Guthrie Theodore S. Smith Jr. Laurie Miles Stuart H. Armstrong & Sylvia Charman Guthrie Judith R. & Lee Spelke Michael L. Levesque Mary C. Moran Alynn & Andrew Harvey Patricia Spence Karl Audenaerde Adrianna Morris C. Hayton Susan St. John Charles & Nancy Barry Barbara Munkres Donald F. Henderson Lisa A. Standley Ruth Haskins Bass Barbara Murphy Karin Hendricks Martha Stearns Andrea & Michael Bean Pam Musk Gretchen A. Henkel & Carol L. Anderson Liz Stell Nancy and Rein Beeuwkes Janet Nichols & James Everett Katherine A. Howard Campbell Steward Lolly Bennett J. David Officer & Robert & Ruth Hucks Susan Romilly Straight Dr. Bruce Black & Dr. Mary Brogan Marcia J. Wade Jeff Hughes David & Patricia Straus Jennifer Black & Lora Goldston Kate Oliver Nora F. Huvelle Eric Swanson Doreen & Bruce Bolnick Barbara Olson Kirsten Hviid Susan Swartzlander Bojana Bosanac Karen O’Neill William & Alice Iacuessa Susan Primm Thel Helen M. Bowdoin Jonathan & Jessie Panek Elizabeth & Woody Ives John Thorndike✿ Raymond J. Boylan, Jr. Mary Paradiso & Jay Janell James L. Izatt Patricia Thornton✿ Julie Brandlen Mary F. Parker Carol A.F. Jeffery Edna Tilander Maurice and Sharon Brodeur Esther Pelletier Shirley Muirhead Jenkins Conrad H. Todd K.J. Brower Robert & Veronica Petersen Dr. Christine L. Johnston Marty & Juliette Touchette Sara H. Brydges Kirk Peterson Virginia Jonas & Lester Sackett Teri & Frank Tripp Robert Buchsbaum & Nancy Schalch Constance Pike & Linda B. Jones Michael Magee MaryJane Tucci Kathi Cafiero Virginia Jordan & John Goodman William & Helen Pounds Kathleen & Peter Van Demark Margaret J. Cain Jonathan Kapsten Susan Reiher Lori Van Handel Catherine Campbell & Jack Orrock Richard & Carolyn Kent Jeannette Stone Reynolds Rosamond B. Vaule Daniel D.R. Charbonnet Mary Ellen Kiddle Linda Reznikiewicz Roberta Hope Waller Bruce A. Childs John & Maribeth Klobuchar Judith Robichaud & Eric & Sarah Ward Nancy R. Chisholm Edward F. Koenig Rob Larsen Karen Warren William J. Claff Diane Krause Margaret & Dwight✿ Robinson Stephen L. Wasby Bill & Libby Cline Virginia L. Lacy Joseph Roche Gregory Watson Catherine Coleman & Thomas Mullen Ellen B. Lahlum Shelley & Todd Rodman Liz Nelson Weaver & Kenneth & Sally Collinson Miriam Lasher Alan & Lynda Roe David Weaver Caroline and John Cook Edward & Rose Lawrence Rev. Lois Rose Sarah Webb Clifford & Roxanne Cook Joan LeBel Nancy Roseman Linda Weber & Richard P. Coonan Elizabeth Lee Barbara A. Rosen Jasmine Weber-Pierson Beth C. Cooper Corinne M. Lilie Marilyn Rosenfeld Nancy L. Weiss Paula V Cortés Susan Lloyd Philip Rosenkranz Samuel Welch Modestino & Nancy Criscitieillo Martha Locke Ms. Judith L. Rosenthal Linda A. Welter Patricia J. Crow James & Maureeen Loible Daniel & Elizabeth Russell Bill & Bobbi Whiting Martha A. Cutler Christine Ann Lojko Allison Ryan Dudley and Judith Williams Janet E. Cutman Anne S. Lombard Kathleen A. Sacco & Emily Wolf Stephen & Mary Beth Daniel Daniel J. Lombardo Elizabeth R. Sullivan Christine Yario Philip H. Davis Stephen & Valerie Loring Margaret Sagan & Gail & Jonathan Yeo Michael Simons Karen Deane Dianne Luby Pjer Zanchi 16 Brooke Stevens Mass Audubon William Stevenson Board of Directors 2020 Thilina Surasinghe Chair Beth Kressley Goldstein Craig Tateronis Vice Chairs Alexander L. Thorndike Christopher Klem • Anne Snyder Elizabeth Valentine President David J. O’Neill Eric Ward Julia Yoshida Corporate Secretary Ellen McBride John Young Assistant Corporate Secretary Kristin Barr Honorary Directors Robert Baron Treasurer Robert P. Ball Nancy Bush Ellis Assistant Treasurers Cathy Campbell Nora Frank • Jan O’Neil • Bancroft R. Poor Alfred Chandler III Richard Chute Directors Barbara E. Fargo Franz Colloredo- Robert P. Ball Len Fishman Mansfeld Peter Bernard Kitty Flather Donald Cooper Tracey Bolotnick Richard T. Forman Nick d’Arbeloff Jared Chase Thaddeus Gillespie Eugene Doggett Paula Cortes John Green Nina Doggett Thomas A. DeMarco III Harry Hanson Barbara Fargo Birgitta Dickerson Lynn Harvey Thomas French Kathy Emrich Elizabeth Heide John Fuller Andrew Falender Terilyn Henderson John Green To our wonderful and dedicated volunteers, Elizabeth Gilmore Chris R. Heye Terilyn Henderson Beth Kressley Goldstein Virginia S. Hibbard Nora Huvelle Though we have not seen many of you in person these Carol Gregory Maria Higgins Shirley Muirhead Jenkins days, we at Mass Audubon want to express our gratitude Brian Hicks James Hoyte Erik Knutzen Ann Hollingsworth Nora Huvelle Ginger Lawrence for everything you do. It wasn’t long ago that you were Linda Jones Elizabeth Ives Henry Lee greeting visitors with smiles, sharing your knowledge with Christopher Klem Richard Johnson James Levitt Kevin McLellan Tricia Joyce Ellen Lovejoy families on the trails, and engaging in important citizen Bob Murchison Jared Keyes Merloyd Ludington science projects (to name a very few). These days will Al Nierenberg Erik Knutzen William Madar Michael Pappone Ginger Lawrence come again! Deborah Moses Peter Rosenblum Edwin F. Leach II J. David Officer As volunteers, you strengthen our organization’s mission Anne Snyder Ann Lewis Jonathan Panek James Sperling Matt Lindley Jeffrey Peters in protecting nature for both people and wildlife. You are Rosamond Vaule Allegra Lowitt Helen Pounds what makes Mass Audubon unique. We look forward to Randolph Wentworth David Lubin George Putnam III Henry Woolsey D. Russell Lyman John Riehl seeing you all again as we move through and, eventually, Delphine Zurkiya Joseph Lynch James Saalfield William F. Macauley Judy Samelson out of current difficult circumstances. Council Co-Chairs William Madar Lee Spelke Al Nierenberg Nagesh Mahanthappa David Straus In the meantime, we are so grateful for your support and Henry Woolsey Mary McFadden Jeffrey Swope look forward to seeing you soon. Council Carol McGarry Patricia Thornton Mark Adamczyk James McGuinness Elizabeth Valentine Stuart Armstrong Julianne Mehegan Emily Wade Dennis Arseneau Stephen Miller Simon Walker Marygrace Barber Christopher Neill David Walsh Be a Nature Hero! Peter Barber Sheila Nutt Thomas Warren Charles Barry J. David Officer Nancy Weiss Make your gift today to support wildlife and Robert Bertin David O’Neil Dudley Willis Jerry Bird Jon Panek Alan Wilson wildlands across the state and to help inspire Bruce Black Jeff Peters the next generation of nature heroes. Cathy Campbell Andy Platt Shawn Carey Phyllis Pollack massaudubon.org/donate Elliott Carr Helen Pounds Alfred D. Chandler III George Putnam III The list reflects our Governance members as of Richard S. Chute David Queeley 781-259-2123 June 30, 2020. For the most John W. 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