Alaska SeaLife Center 2019 Annual Report
Alaska SeaLife Center Family At the end of the year, the Alaska SeaLife Center was caring for 222 different species. This brings our grand total to 4,412 individuals.
Birds 13 species, 147 individuals --Aviary Birds-- 9 Tufted Puffins 14 Horned Puffins 2 Black Oystercatchers 3 Rhinoceros Auklets 14 Red-legged Kittiwakes 6 King Eiders 4 Long-tailed Ducks 2 Harlequin Ducks 4 Pigeon Guillemots 2 Smews 7 Common Murres --Research Birds-- 18 Spectacled Eiders 62 Steller’s Eiders
Mammals 4 species, 17 individuals 4 Steller Sea Lions 5 Northern Sea Otters 4 Spotted Seals 4 Ringed Seals
Fish 82 species, 1,560 individuals
Invertebrates 123 species, 2,688 individuals
Stories – Highlighting 2019
This photo of Dutch was taken in January 2019. Dutch is one of the four ringed seals part of an ongoing Ice Seal Research Program at the Center in partnership with the Long Marine Laboratory of University of California, Santa Cruz. Ringed seals are a species of ice seal that inhabit the Arctic. Concern about depleting sea ice has ignited our research on this little known species. Our team is trying to answer the question, “how much energy does it take to be an ice seal?”
In February, the Alaska SeaLife Center hosted its annual Alaska Marine Gala, which included various fundraising elements such as a giving challenge, a live auction, a silent auction, and raffles and games throughout the evening. Proceeds helped to ensure the ASLC continues to carry out mission related initiatives in research, education, and response capacities.
Throughout the year, the Alaska SeaLife Center participated in the conservation efforts such as National Skip the Straw Day, Plastic Free EcoChallenge, and World Oceans Day, encouraging our staff and the public to pledge to take steps to become educated on the dangers of single-use plastics in our oceans.
In April, 2019 a one-week-old female bearded seal pup was rescued in Shaktoolik with the help of local children. Later named Saktuliq, this originally underweight seal spent the summer at the Center rehabilitating and gaining weight. Deemed non-releasable by the federal government, in August she found a new home at the Long Marine Laboratory at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC), having traveled about 2700 miles from her rescue location. Saktuliq is now participating in an ice seal research program that is a collaboration between Dr. Colleen Reichmuth, UCSC and ASLC.
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In May, the Alaska SeaLife Center hosted its first annual Wine by the Water, a fundraiser where guests tasted custom wine paired with appetizers prepared by local chefs while learning about puffins, sea otters, Steller sea lions, Giant Pacific octopus, and current research programs at the Center.
One of our many education programs, Small Fry School was a free winter program offered to parents and their preschoolers in 2019. These "small fry" learn all about Alaska's marine ecosystems.
In June, 2019 this juvenile elephant seal that had been frequenting the Seward area was relocated outside of Resurrection Bay. She beached on a construction zone near the Seward boat harbor so our team needed to move her to a safer place. Our hope was she would stay in this secluded area to finish the rest of her molt, however, she returned to Seward and our wildlife response team closely monitored the seal to keep her safe from predators and humans.
July 2019: Science in action! Our research team at ASLC, led by Dr. Markus Horning, brought a Pacific sleeper shark from Resurrection Bay to the Center to begin an innovative research study. “If findings from recent studies on the close relative of the Pacific sleeper, the Greenland shark, are correct, then these animals could maybe reach an astonishing age of 200 to 300 years old,” states Dr. Amy Bishop, Co-Investigator on Pacific sleeper shark study.
In this picture, part of the science team is preparing the metabolic chamber where most of the tests will be performed. This chamber is a kind of shark treadmill. After a short stay at the Center the animal was tagged and released back to the Bay. It is important to research this species because very little is known about them. Our team is attempting to find out how their population is being affected by fishing, their predation habits, and their ecological importance.
In August, 2019, female sea otter pup Cinder was rescued by plane. Many of our wildlife response patients have to be flown in from various parts of Alaska, but it is rare we have animals transported to the local airport right in Seward. Due to the Swan Lake fire and consequent closure of the Sterling Highway, the team had to find a different method to pick up this three week old pup from Homer, AK. The community came together to transport the otter to the Center, including a donated flight by local pilot. The Homer Vet Clinic offered to overnight the pup until the pilot was able to assist with the pick-up.
In August, the Center hosted an Oiled Wildlife Response Drill, which was sponsored by Marathon Petroleum Corporation. It was well attended by oil spill response partners, Federal Agencies, and ASLC staff. The Center deployed and tested its mobile response infrastructure and remote operating procedures across Resurrection Bay.
Ocean Leadership Awards The Ocean Leadership Awards, established in 2010, recognize individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to ocean sciences, education, and resource management in Alaska. 2019 Award Winners
Ocean Youth Award Marine Research Award Karl Pfeiffenberger Lloyd Lowry and Kathy Frost
Stewardship and Sustainability Award Marine Science Outreach Award Eklutna, Inc. Marilyn Sigman
Walter J. and Ermalee Hickel Lifetime Achievement Award Darryl Schaefermeyer
Program Round-Ups Education Program Participants Nocturnes 2,641 Day Programs 3,729 Distance Learning 7,943 Outreach Trips 3,062 Road Scholars 570
Science Publications 11 Active Research Projects 24 Research Presentations 18
Wildlife Response Species Live Admissions Sea Otters 2 Bearded Seals 1 Harbor Seals 7 Spotted Seals 1 Financial Summary As of September 30, 2019 (audited)
Revenues 2019 Visitor $3,648,910 Visitor · 46%
Grants & Contracts $2,150,015 Grants & Contracts · 27%
Contributions $1,185,564 Contributions · 15% Visitor · Fiscal Agent Fees $515,135 46% Grants & Fiscal Agent Fees · 6% Investment and Other $134,585 Contracts · 27% Investment and Other · 2% North Pacific Marine $289,484 Research Institute North Pacific Marine ______Research Institute · 4% Total Revenues $7,923,693
Expenses 2019 Mission Programs: Research $1,240,782 Research · 13%
Education $490,387 Education · 5% Wildlife Response $616,328 Wildlife Response · 7% Facility Operations $3,394,622 Facility Operations · 36% General Management $1,092,781 General Management · 11% Fundraising $294,274 Facility Fundraising · 3% Operations · Visitor Services $759,211 36% Visitor Services · 8% Animal Care $1,354,156 Animal Care · 14% North Pacific Marine $289,484 Research Institute North Pacific Marine ______Research Institute · 3% Total Expenses $9,532,025
Net Assets at End of Year: $38,246,119
2019 Donors We would like to thank our generous corporate and individual donors who made donations in 2019.
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$50,000+ Alaska Wildland Adventures Wildlife Trading Company BP Alaska Women's Health PC ConocoPhillips Alaska Alyeska Pipeline Service Company $1,000 - $1,999 First National Bank Alaska Anchorage Bariatrics, LLC Alaska Commercial Fishing and Ascent PgM, LLC Agriculture Bank $20,000 - $49,999 Bright Road Wealth Management Alaska Destination Specialists Anonymous CIRI Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute Donlin Gold LLC CISPRI Alaskan Observers, Inc. ExxonMobil City of Seward Anchorage Skal Club #289 GCI Crow Creek Designs Breakthrough Academy Matson Fairweather Science Cornerstone Advisors Inc. Global Diving & Salvage, Inc. Credit Union 1 $10,000 - $19,999 Hickel Investment Company DNA Environmental Consultants LLC Alaska Airlines Jaffa Construction Eklutna, Inc The Kahiltna Charitable Fund Klondike Pizzeria Equilux National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Kodiak Area Native Association Hagee Veterinary Service Pet Zoo Alaska LLC Marathon Petroleum Corporation Lazy Otter Charters Seward Community Foundation Marianne and Albert Figen Foundation Logistics Alaska Metco, Inc. Midnight Sun Brewing Co. $5,000 - $9,999 Michael Moriarty, DDS RISQ Consulting Alaska Collection North Pacific Fishery Management SeaSalt Alaskan Grill & Bar Aleutian Pribilof Island Community Council Shane Lamb Studios Development Association Old 2 New 2 You Turning Heads Kennel Borman Family Foundation Petro 49 Inc./Petro Marine Services Usibelli Foundation Coastal Neurology & Neurosurgery Petrotechnical Resources of Alaska Harbor 360 Hotel Port of Anchorage $500 - $999 HDR Marine Providence Seward Medical and Care 49th State Brewing Company Major Marine Tours Center Alaska Metal Art Rasmuson Foundation Samson Tug & Barge Alaska Serigraphics Saltchuk Resources, Inc. South Restaurant + Coffeehouse Alaskan Brewing Company Viking Cruises TelAlaska Alpine Air Alaska The Frances & David Rose Foundation Baird Foundation $2,000 - $4,999 Tides & Time Tattoos Bear Creek Winery & Lodging Advanced Physical Therapy Tote Maritime Alaska Bleeding Heart Brewery Alaska Chadux Corporation Usibelli Coal Mine, Inc. Breeze Inn Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge Vergeben Services Company Broken Tooth Brewing Alaska Maritime Prevention & Response Village Tours Cooper Landing Brewing Company Network Visit Anchorage David Green Master Furrier Alaska Railroad Corporation Weston Solutions, Inc Denali Brewing Company Double Shovel Cider Company Seward Properties Mystic Aquarium Edward Jones Investments Siciliano Photography Orca Woodworks and Design Georgia Aquarium Stephan Fine Arts Porter's Alaska Adventures Cabin Glacier Brewhouse The Alaska Club Raven Moon Studios Grace Ridge Brewing Trident Seafoods Salmon Berry Travel and Tours Great Northern Cannabis, Inc. Seas of Glass Hilltop Ski Area $250 - $499 Seward Alehouse Interstate Hotels AA Seward Air Tours Seward Community Library & Museum J & R Fisheries/Kruzof Fisheries LLC Alaska Center for Resource Families Shotridge Studios K2 Aviation Alaska Community Foundation Ski Inn Kelsey DeLuca State Farm Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center Stan Stephens Glacier & Wildlife Cruises Kenai River Brewing Company Alaska's Lazy Design Standerfer Stoneworks King Street Brewing Company Alexandras Metal Art Stoney Creek Canopy Adventures Matanuska Brewing Company Catholic Social Services Studio One Midnight Sun AAZK Chapter Chinook Winds The Alaska Zoo Midnight Sun Brewing Company Colony Middle School The Beauty Room Open Water Dragonfly Gallery The Historic Anchorage Hotel Orca Island Cabins Fish Lips & Bird Teeth Studio The Hotel Group Pacific Seafood Processors Association Friendz The Mindful Marmot Ramsay Fiber Originals Hamajang Foods Threads of Fancy Sailing Inc. Helly Hansen Inc. Twinkle Toes SAK TOWN Icicle Seafoods Woody's Thai Kitchen Seward Brewing Company Kenai Fjords Tours YourCleanEnergy, LLC Seward Chamber of Commerce Kenai River Drifter's Lodge Seward Ocean Excursions Love From Alaska
Slate the tufted puffling was born on July 13, 2019 and in this photo is starting to lose her baby fluff!
Individual Donors
$10,000+ Miranda Burzinski Michael and Judy Blair Laura Levoy and Brian Gates Bret Chambers and Cindy Parsons Anthony Borruso and Allison Phillips Carol Ann Lindsey Susan and Jefferson Childs Stephen and Daphne Brashear Lisa and Steve McLennan Andrew and Julie Cole Pearl Brower and Jesse Darling Anita Prinzmetal John Evans and Heather Tauschek Jason and Robyn Brune Thomas and Chantal Walsh Lori and Eddie Forstein Jan Burry and Richard Garcia Susan and Keith Gaudin Ethan Castongia $5,000 - $9,999 Cathy Lynn Hart and Eric Downey Sybille Castro-Curry and Brian Curry Connor and Sarah Dunn Josh Howes and Trena Gamel Howes Marilyn Charles Colby and Nicole Lawrence Jessie and Rob Huett Tomilyn Clark Valerie Phelps and Peter Michael Burke Janet and Terry Huff Mary Cocklan-Vendl and Larry Vendl Wayne and Barb Pichon Carol Janzen Larry and Tammy Cooper William Prinzmetal Cynthia Kakuk and James Fowler Norman Custard and Patricia Turner $2,000 - $4,999 Diane Kaplan Custard Thomas and Sheila Barrett Nicole Kimball and Dan Rathert Erin Danielson and Justin Nelson Sandra Blinstrubas and Chuck Schumann Mary Lanza Tami and Richard De Leon Connie and Bill Chambers Teri and Zaramie Lindseth Casey Desiderio Carlotta B. 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2019 Board of Directors
Wendy Lindskoog, Chair Thomas Barrett Stephen Grabacki Roslyn Mitchell BP Alaska Alyeska Pipeline Service FISHEYE Consulting Matson Company Ryan Stuart, Past Chair Dan Graham Brian Pinkston Municipality of Anchorage Robert Brown Donlin Gold, LLC Bright Road Wealth Usibelli Coal Mine Management, LLC Terry Lauck, Vice Chair Josie Hickel ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc. Martin Cary Chugach Alaska Corporation Darryl Schaefermeyer GCI Business Retired ASLC Operations Christy Terry, Secretary Josh Howes Director Alaska Railroad Corporation Kate Consenstein Premier Alaska Tours Rising Tide Communications Herb Schroeder, Ph. D. Rachel Bunnell, Treasurer Nicole Kimball ANSEP RW Baird & Co, Inc. Larry Cooper Pacific Seafood Tanadgusix Corporation Processors Association Robert Suydam, Ph. D. Daniel White, Ph.D. North Slope Borough University of Alaska Bridget Coughlin, Ph.D. Joshua Kindred UA Designee Shedd Aquarium Department of the Interior Tom Tougas Major Marine Tours Bradley Moran, Ph.D. Angel Drobnica Lu Levoy, M.D. University of Alaska Aleutian Pribilof Island Alaska Regional Hospital Steve Williams UA Designee Community Development ExxonMobil Alaska Association Peter Micciche Scott Meszaros State of Alaska Senate City of Seward Designee
2019 Senior Management Team
Tara Riemer, Ph.D. Nancy Deel Carrie Goertz, D.V.M. President and CEO Senior Marketing and Director of Animal Health Communications Manager Chip Arnold Lisa Hartman Chief Operating Officer Jeff Dillon Husbandry Director Senior Education Manager Nancy Anderson Johanna Kinney Senior Development Manager Lynn Nappi Executive Assistant Research Administrator Amy Bishop, Ph.D. Amy Komarek Assistant Research Scientist / Caryn Fosnaugh Senior Human Resources Manager Assistant Science Dept Head Operations Director
Alaska SeaLife Legacy Society
Your Legacy Is Our Future You can be a part of the Alaska SeaLife Center’s critical work by leaving a gift through your estate plans. A planned gift allows you to support our mission after your lifetime so future generations can enjoy the wonder of Alaska’s ocean. Anyone, regardless of age or financial status, can create a legacy gift to the Alaska SeaLife Center.
How to Make a Planned Gift A planned gift can be as simple as naming the Alaska SeaLife Center in your will or designating the Center as a beneficiary on your retirement plan or life insurance policy. The Alaska SeaLife Center Endowment Fund, established through the Alaska Community Foundation, enables additional options for planned gifts through the Foundation’s unique expertise.
Members of the Alaska SeaLife Legacy Society Benefits of Planned Giving When you notify us about your gift, we Michael and Judy Blair will enroll you in the Alaska SeaLife Legacy Darla Gerlach Society. You will receive invitations to Gary Goodnow special events and be recognized in our Dale Hoffman annual report and e-newsletters, unless Ed Hutchinson and Jan Knutson you choose to remain anonymous. All Lisa and Steve McLennan communications you have with our staff Tara Riemer about planned giving is strictly Paul and Sharon Rupple confidential. Lou Saksen Anonymous (1)
We are grateful to those who support the Alaska SeaLife Center through Planned giving. Through your gift, you are ensuring that future generations will learn about and care for Alaska’s oceans. To learn more about how to enroll in the Legacy Society, please contact our Development Office at 907-224-6396 or [email protected].
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