The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education 2005 Annual Report Celebrating 40thOur OUR MISSION

To promote, through environmental education, the preservation and improvement of our natural environment.

We do this by: Fostering appreciation, understanding and responsible use of the ecosystem;

Disseminating information on current environmental issues;

Encouraging appropriate public response to environmental problems;

Maintaining the facilities of the Center and conserving its land for the purpose of environmental education.

2 MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

ur 40th anniversary year has been extraordinary! Celebrations throughout the year honored all those whose vision and hard work laid the foundation Ofor our current success. Sadly, we also paid our last respects to one of our founders, Henry H. H. Meigs, whose passing in February signified the end of an era. This milestone year has been marked by a renewed connection to our neighbors. A series of informal gatherings has strengthened relations, and the formation of the new Schuylkill Center Community Council has opened the door to ongoing dialogue about partnership efforts within the local community. Outside recognition from prominent local institutions brought validation for our efforts and commitment to environmental leadership. Our Education staff’s work with the Green Woods Charter School received commendation from the Department of Environmental Protection, and our land restoration

efforts garnered renewed funding from the Horace Acting Director, Dennis Burton (seated on left) and Goldsmith Foundation. We also received a substantial Board Chair, Harry Weiss (standing on right) with grant from the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum neighbors Mark Soffa, Brendan Binder and Ruth Ann Fitzpatrick celebrating the Center at a reception in the Commission. home of supporters Debbie and Bobby McFerrin. Without our friends, the work of the Center could not flourish. Thank you for your continued, generous support!

Dennis Burton Harry Weiss Acting Executive Director Chair, Board of Trustees

3 Annual Picnic Neighbors & friends enjoyed delicious home cooking and birthday cake provided by Eiselen’s Pastry Shoppe at our 40th Anniversary Potluck Picnic in July.

40th CELEBRATIONS We celebrated this important milestone all throughout the year!

40th Kickoff Party At our Opening Night Reception at Drexel ’s Westphal Picture Gallery in February, we kicked off the year of festivities by honoring our past Board Chairs. In attendance were (left to right) Charles D. Dilks, William G. Walkup, John W. Church, Jr., Julie D. Spahr, I. Tatnall Starr II, Thomas S. Stewart, and George M. Riter, Esq. Also honored were past chairs Linda Unland, John A. Affleck, William Y. Webb, David P. Montgomery, and F.M. Rivinus, and deceased past chairs Bertram W. Zumeta and Emerson Greenaway.

4 Renewed Neighbor Relations Throughout the year, an informal series of gatherings and meetings greatly strengthened our ongoing relationships with Center neighbors. Additionally, The Schuylkill Center Community Council was formed as a partnership between the Center, our neighbors, and members of local civic associations to work toward restoring the ecological vitality of the Schuylkill River watershed.

Night At the Phillies Nearly 300 friends spent a chilly “Night at the Phillies” this April with the Phanatic, and raised over $1,400!

Improved Visitor Experience Several new features, rolled out for our 40th anniversary year, have made it easier for first-time or returning visitors. A new trail map and guide helps people navigate the Center’s trails and learn about the history and current use of the Center’s land. New entrance, driveway and parking lot signage, as well as signs on the roads leading up to the Center, improve visibility as well.

5 Green Roof Installed Thanks to The McLean Contributionship, this fall the Center installed a vegetated roofing system on a portion of our Education Building. In just a few growing seasons, the plant community on the roof will be a thriving, seasonally-changing natural system! Otherwise known as a “green roof,” this system will reduce the amount and rate of stormwater runoff from our building, and is one of the few places in the area where this green building technology is demonstrated. In the upcoming years, we will work with student groups to compile a body of data comparing the new green roof to the adjacent traditional roof, documenting its benefits for the environment.

Kentucky Warbler Habitat Enhancement Project Expanded Our BioPreserve provides undisturbed wildlife habitat and offers NEW THIS YEAR an important study site for researchers. This year, funding from the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation allowed us to restore important habitat that we hope will attract a breeding pair of migrating Kentucky Warblers. Last seen nesting in 1999, a Kentucky Warbler was heard calling last year for the first time since! The restored, dense understory created through this project is also preferred by many other native creatures, including the Scarlet Tanager, Wood Thrush, and Ovenbird.

6 Joint Visioning Process with Green Woods Charter School Since 2002 when Green Woods opened its doors as Philadelphia’s newest public charter school in space leased from the Center, our educational partnership has grown and flourished. This year, a joint planning process underwritten by the Nonprofit Finance Fund allowed stakeholders from both organizations to consider and plan for our future together. In particular, the process focused on the physical space required for our partnership to meet its mission.

Technology Upgrades With support from The Wright-Cook Foundation, we purchased and installed a new server, upgraded our fundraising software and purchased 5 new computer towers, which greatly expanded the effectiveness of our staff.

7 ur many and varied environmental Oeducation programs continued this year, bringing hands-on science education to students and adults alike ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

in the greater Philadelphia area. Our one-time field trip and classroom visits continue, but increasingly, we seek the funding to allow longer-term relationships with schools that facilitate a greater depth and breadth of student learning and experience. The new program model that we have developed includes a service-learning experience involving students in actual land restoration projects.

8 The Center is the only data collection site in Philadelphia for FrogWatch, a national monitoring program for frog and toad populations.

The Schuylkill Center offers many urban kids their first experience in a forest!

9 Most of the 46,000 people the Center serves with our environmental education programs each year are students from the Philadelphia School District.

10 With a partnership unique in the , the Center’s Educators have developed a full-year environmental science curriculum for the 200 K-8th grade students at the on-site Green Woods Charter School, a part of the Philadelphia public school system.

2005 marks the 7th year the Center has coordinated the Envirothon program for Philadelphia high schools.

11 In the past five years, The Schuylkill Center has invested over $400,000 in land restoration projects on our 340 acres. LAND RESTORATION lways working to educate the public Aabout ecological restoration, we involve many volunteers in hands-on planting and invasive-control projects for schools and community groups. Events such as our 1st annual Plant Sale and annual Restoration Symposium offer more opportunities for spreading the word about this vital work. Research, monitoring and control of native species continues. The Center maintains a leadership position in this field in partnership with many local academic institutions.

Aster laevis is a fall flowering Volunteers work with Land Restoration staff to Fran Lawn, Acting Director Center staff work with native, blooming here in the beautify the grounds around the Green Woods of Land Restoration & the American Chestnut Center’s demonstration garden. Charter School with native plantings. Joanne Malfatti, Restoration Foundation to hand pollinate Technician, hard at work! American chestnut trees.

1210 The Center’s American Chestnut Grove contains 40 American chestnut trees and a variety of other Clockwise from bottom left: native trees such as hickory and oak! Center staff, along with Philadelphia University students and community members, count deer as part of an ongoing research study in deer control and management. Ashleigh Poff & Amanda Bryant take part in a salamander study to determine the health and population of these amphibians. Volunteers create rolling grade dips to manage stormwater runoff. Community members learn about water conservation through the use of rain gardens.

The Center’s deer management program is a model for Fairmount Park, and we consulted for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s plan. Center staff work with Joanne Malfatti works with community the American Chestnut volunteers to reconstruct a stone wall. The Society for Ecological Restoration International defines Foundation to hand pollinate ecological restoration as the process of American chestnut trees. assisting the recovery of an ecosystem that has been degraded, damaged or destroyed.

13 The Schuylkill Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic is the only fully-licensed rehabilitation facility in the 5-county area!

Rick Schubert, new Clinic Director

This fall, the Schuylkill Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic proudly welcomed our new rehabilitator, Rick Schubert! It is clearer than ever that the demand for WILDLIFE our wildlife rehabilitation services continues to grow, and to provide these services, we continue to rely on our dedicated donors and volunteers to help with all REHABILITATION aspects of the Clinic’s operations. The Schuylkill Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic treats over 2,700 animal patients each year!

14 The Center hosts the only professionally-run gallery space in Roxborough, and the only outdoor installation space of its kind in the city!

Top left: “Natural Selection” by Katrina Mojzesz This year, 22 artists exhibited work in our Environmental Art program! Below: “Figures, Animals & Landforms” by Laura D’Angelantonio ENVIRONMENTAL ART Bottom: “Natural Artifice” by Lisa Murch Four very different exhibits graced our gallery space this year. Through their works, artists challenged viewers to consider issues related to the environment, such as abundance and scarcity, humankind’s place in the natural world, and even the whimsy present in nature. We are pleased to offer our visitors these unique perspectives, which we believe supplement and enhance the overall experience at the Center.

Left: “Natures Cradle”, one of the pieces in a sculptural installation by University of the Arts students Jennifer Bradley, Nathaniel Butler and Jennie Johnson. The huge cradle, built of tree limbs found on- site, shelters native plants.

1315 MANAGEMENT & FINANCIAL REPORT The Board of Directors was pleased to welcome Significant unrestricted grants from the Pennsylvania Dennis Burton as Acting Executive Director in May of Historical & Museum Commission, the Horace Goldsmith this year, stepping up from his position as Director of Foundation, Peco Energy, an Exelon Corporation, and Land Restoration to replace outgoing director Tracy R. the Philadelphia Cultural Fund provided important Kay. We thank Tracy for his years of leadership. operating support.

Officers Statement of Financial Position Harry Weiss, Chair Fiscal Year 2004-05 David B. Buck, Vice President Elizabeth H. Gemmill, Vice President ASSETS John Howard, Vice Chair/Secretary 2005 2004 Terence R. Donnelly, Vice President Francis B. Lane, Treasurer Cash $ 424,701 119,517 Contributions & grants receivable 60,679 125,872 Board of Trustees Accounts receivable 25,703 15,388 Jeffrey F. Beck Inventory 32,297 47,532 Anne Bockarie, PhD Linda Carpenter Prepaid expenses and other 19,676 41,771 Thomas A. Burgoyne Property, plant and equipment, net 4,437,438 4,529,731 Nicholas A. Cucé, Jr., Esq. Investments 6,109,311 5,765,579 Len Donato, VMD Lara M. Herzig $ 11,109,805 10,645,390 Sarah M. Hetznecker, P.G. Binney Meigs Eleanor Smith Morris, PhD Barbara Schulze LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Lee van de Velde Liabilities William G. Walkup Accounts payable & accrued expenses $ 50,133 66,112 Richard E. Woodring Deferred rent 34,567 35,367

Advisory Board 84,700 101,479 John A. Affleck Claire S. Betz John W. Church, Jr. Charles Dilks Net Assets John L. Harrison, Jr., Esq. Unrestricted 8,139,610 7,603,171 David P. Montgomery Temporarily restricted 175,871 231,116 David K. O’Neil Permanently restricted 2,709,624 2,709,624 George M. Riter, Esq. Julie D. Spahr 11,025,105 10,543,911 Tatnall I. Starr II Thomas S. Stewart $ 11,109,805 10,645,390 Linda S. Unland William Y. Webb

1614 The Center received project support from a variety Fund for the joint space-planning process with the of sources, including funding from Rohm & Green Woods Charter School. Haas Company for the 2005 Philadelphia County Trustees Ed Ripley, George Riter, Susan Mooers, Envirothon; the Wright-Cook Foundation for and Cindy Dickey retired from the Board. We thank technology upgrades; the National Fish & Wildlife them for their years of service, and welcome new Foundation for the Kentucky Warbler Habitat trustees Anne Bockarie, Linda Carpenter, Nick Enhancement Project and the Nonprofit Finance Cucé, Len Donato, Lara Herzig, and Binney Meigs.

Statement of Activities Fiscal Year 2004-05

2005

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted TOTAL Revenues, gains and support Contributions $ 224,462 — — $ 224,462 Grants 127,250 187,407 — 314,657 Teaching fees and tuition 262,054 520 — 262,574 Rentals 131,144 — — 131,144 Birdseed and bookstore sales (net) 18,871 — — 18,871 Membership dues 81,796 — — 81,796 Investment income 249,955 — — 249,955 Net assets released from restrictions 243,172 (243,172) — —

1,338,704 (55,245) — 1,283,459

Expenses Program 1,072,835 — — 1,072,835 Management and general 342,983 — — 342,983 Fund raising 238,591 — — 238,591

1,654,409 — — 1,654,409

Increase (decrease) in net assets from operations (315,705) (55,245) — (370,950)

Gain on insurance recovery 447,927 — — 447,927 Gain on investments 404,217 — — 404,217

Increase (decrease) in net assets 536,439 (55,245) — 481,194

Net assets at beginning of year 7,603,171 231,116 2,709,624 10,543,911 Audited financial statements are available upon request. Please contact Net assets at end of year $ 8,139,610 175,871 2,709,624 $ 11,025,105 Liz Einsig, Director of Development, at (215) 482-7300, ext. 116.

1175 A VISION SHARED BY OUR COMMUNITY Our heartfelt thanks go out to the new and long-time supporters who have given so generously this past year, both with your financial commitment and your time. Each contribution is important, and helps ensure the continued vitality and strength of our work. Please note that this list includes individuals, businesses, foundations and organizations whose cumulative gifts of $100 or greater, including in-kind gifts, were received between July 1, 2004 and June 30, 2005. If you believe your name was omitted in error, or if you wish to correct the spelling or format of your name, please contact our Development Office at (215) 482-7300, ext. 116.

$5,000+ $1,000 - $1,999 $500 - $999 Mr. Don Sapatkin & Ms. Carole Bates Andropogon Associates, Ltd. Aetna Giving Campaign Dr. Regina Bannan Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Schmidt Berwind Corporation Albertsons Mrs. Jane Barton Mrs. Barbara G. Schulze The Darling Fund Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Mr. J. M. Bennett & Ms. Bonnie Marcus Ms. Susan Smith & Mr. Dale Renner Environmental Protection Agency Becker & Frondorf Blue Tree Landscaping Julie & Bob Spahr of the United States Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James B. Bradbeer Jr. Ms. Linda M. Sterthous GlaxoSmithKline Mr. & Mrs. David B. Buck Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Burgoyne Ms. Gayla S. Stewart The Horace Goldsmith Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. John W. Church, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stewart The Thornton D. Burket-Plack Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Dilks Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Stokes & Elizabeth S. Hooper Foundation Len Donato, VMD EXXON CORPORATION Mr. John J. Voitel The JDB Fund Mr. & Mrs. John C. Haas Mr. Brian Foster & Mr. Ernest Sesskin Mr. & Mrs. Frank Warner III The Lily Foundation Mr. Henry F. Harris Mr. Kenneth Garson Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Webb Dr. Martina Martin & Dr. John Martin Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Herd & Ms. Jeanette McVeigh Mr. & Mrs. J. Kent Willing III The McLean Contributionship Mr. & Mrs. James H. Hill, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Giles ZLB Behring National Fish & Wildlife Foundation J. Davis Printing The Glenmede Trust Company, N. A. The Nonprofit Finance Fund Jacques Whitford Company Dr. James E. Goin $350 - $499 of Greater Philadelphia & New Jersey Mr. & Mrs. Francis B. Lane GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. Arden Theatre Company Peco Energy, an Exelon Company Ms. Brenda Malinics Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Hamilton, Jr. Ms. Sharon Barr Pennsylvania Historical Mrs. Marion G. McCabe Hare, Chase & Heckman & Mr. Alexander L. Hoskins & Museum Commission Mr. & Mrs. R. L. McNeil III Mr. & Mrs. John L. Harrison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Bolling Philadelphia Cultural Fund Mrs. Henry Meigs Ms. Quita W. Horan Ms. Barbara Bowers Rohm and Haas Company Mr. & Mrs. David P. Montgomery Horsham Valley Graphics Mr. & Mrs. Keith Carroll Julie & Bob Spahr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mooers Ms. Karin James Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Cucé, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Wentz, Jr. Ms. Eleanor M. Morris Dr. & Mrs. Harold L. Kundel Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert W. Cullen IV Mr. David K. O’Neil Ms. Sherry A. Melewsky W. S. Cumby & Son $2,000 - $4,999 Radnor Veterinary Hospital Melior Group Ms. Mary Dick Mr. & Mrs. John A. Affleck Resurrected Treasures Mesa Environmental Sciences, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. B. G. Frazier IV The Barra Foundation, Inc. Ms. Ellen L. Sherk Mr. & Mrs. Brian Miller Mr. & Mrs. W. Roderick Gagne Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey F. Beck Society for Ecological Restoration Mohonk Mountain House Ms. Susan J. Hadden & Mr. James Wyper Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Mrs. Edward L. Stanley Moore Brothers Wine Company Dr. Charles A. Hetzel & Dr. Karen Knudsen Environmental Careers Organization Cindy & Tom Stewart Eleanor Smith Morris, PhD Mr. & Mrs. Ian C. Hood Ms. Elizabeth H. Gemmill Kate Svitek Memorial Foundation Crystal Nardone Mr. Lawrence M. Levy John R. Howard & Lise Funderburg Mr. David Van Ness Taylor National Greyhound Adoption Program Ms. Patricia M. Lynch IVS Associates TimoneyKnox, LLP Penn Distributors, Inc. Mr. Andrew Mamora Ms. Betty U. Musser United Way of SEPA Pennsylvania Council on the Arts McNally’s Tavern Pennsylvania Association of URS The PQ Corporation Mrs. Ruth S. Miller Conservation Districts Valley Forge Press, Inc. PSC - Philip Services Octoraro Native Plant Nursery The Philadelphia Phillies Lee & Chris van de Velde Redner’s Markets Paul W. Steinbeiser, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. I. T. Starr II Marie & Richard E. Woodring Refinery, Inc. Pennoni Associates, Inc. Joan & Bill Walkup The RETEC Group, Inc. Dr. Tara Rachinsky & Dr. Bryan Crenshaw Mr. & Mrs. Harry Weiss Mr. & Mrs. George M. Riter, Esq. Mr. Bayard H. Roberts

18 Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Roberts Cathedral Village Mr. Michael C. Finn Mr. Daniel J. Hoffman Mrs. Dorothy F. Sellers Ms. Julia L. Chapman Fins, Feathers, Paws & Claws & Ms. Susan Brotherton Mr. Dana W. Tobin Mrs. Mary E. Chomitz Mr. Joel Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Ullom Mr. & Mrs. Lester R. Cline Mr. & Mrs. John W. Fischer Mrs. Claire C. Holmes Villanova University Ms. Joan L. Coale Mr. & Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick Ms. Judy Horowitz The Weeders Conservation Committee The Colonial Theatre Ms. Nancy E. Fogg Johnson Mr. Keith B. Housley Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Young Mr. & Mrs. Roger K. Conant & Mr. Ronald D. Johnson Ms. Anne M. Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. James F. Conmy Mr. & Mrs. John R. Folkeson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John B. Huffaker $100 - $349 Mr. & Mrs. Karl Connell Ms. Virginia A. Ford Mr. & Mrs. William A. Humenuk Ms. Diane L. Actman Mr. Robert E. Coughlin Four Seasons Hotel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Hyndman, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Abass Alavi & Ms. Louisa C. H. Spottswood Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fowler Ms. Heidi Jamieson Ms. Linda L. Alter & Mr. Seymour Mednick Mrs. Walter J. Cowan, Jr. Mrs. Pierre Fraley & Mr. R. Keith Smeal Mr. & Mrs. Harold Anderson Sabine & Charles Cranmer Dr. & Mrs. Abraham Freedman Jay Gress, Inc. Arborchem Products Company Mr. Alan Crawford, Jr. Ms. Marianne C. Fulton Johnson & Johnson Company Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Asam Mrs. Marianna W. Crawford & Mr. Kevin B. Muszynski Ms. Laura J. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Bailey, Jr. Critter Control Four Counties Garden Club Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jovinelly The Baldwin School Dr. and Mrs. Carl S. Cross The Garden Club of Philadelphia Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Kapell Ms. Ernesta D. Ballard Mr. & Mrs. F. James Dallett The Gardeners Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kase Mr. & Mrs. Rodney R. Bartchy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Daubert Dr. Renata R. Gaughan Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kastenberg Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Bartlett Mr. James W. Davis Mr. & Mrs. John P. Giloley Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Keel Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Bast Mr. & Mrs. Colin Dawson Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Goodman Ms. Susan Kelly Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Bavaria Ms. Jacqueline M. De Groff Ms. Shirley Goodman-Pearlstine Mr. & Mrs. James R. Kern Ms. Carol Beam Mr. Nicholas DeLuca Mr. & Mrs. G. D. Greene, Jr. Ms. Karen Kilimnik Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Bedara Mr. & Mrs. Paul O. d’Esterhazy Ms. Elizabeth Grigg Kimmel Center, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Benjamin Ms. Diane Diffenderfer & Ms. Laura Fox Ms. Marie Hagner Dr. F. W. Kirsch Bensignor- Steinberg Family Mr. Carmen Dilello, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Hamilton Ms. Virginia H. Klein Ms. Dyan Nelson Blass Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dolan IV Mr. & Mrs. William T. Hangley Ms. Susan E. Klepp Boardman Hamilton Company Jane & Gordon Downing Ms. Jean L. Hawman Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel R. Bowditch Mr. Andrew Dunakin Mr. Michael W. Hawman Ms. Anna K. Kraynick Thomas J. Brady, VMD Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Dzuba Ms. Nancy E. Hawman & Ms. Jean L. Hawman Ms. Denise A. Breard Mr. Richard Eden & Mrs. Stacey M. Merkin & Mr. Jeffrey Martin Ms. Marilou Kraynick Mrs. Gabrielle S. Brodie Ms. Ellen L. Eglin Mr. WM. M. Hawman CLU Mr. & Mrs. David L. Kurtz Mr. & Mrs. James Bromley Mr. Erle E. Ehly Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hay Dr. Ruth M. Lamdan & Dr. John H. Wolfe Dr. & Ms. Henry P. Brown III Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Elkinton Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Heckel, Jr. LandAmerica Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Brown Environmental Standards, Inc. Ms. Susan Heineman Ms. Shirley A. Landis Ms. Diane Brumble Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Evans Mr. Marcellus Heppe Langsam Stevens & Silver, LLP & Mr. John R. Ballentyne Ms. Coleen Fadden Mrs. Alice C. Hershberger Mr. Fran Lawn Mr. Dennis A. Burton Mrs. F.W.E. Farr Ms. Laura Herzig Mr. Edward J. Leafey Mr. Timothy Cahill Mr. & Mrs. Marc Felgoise Ms. Sarah Hetznecker & Mr Gary Sheehan Ms. Sue Leavesley Roberta & Herbert Carrier Ms. Elise Latrobe Felton Ms. Gisela C. Hill Dr. & Mrs. Charles T. Lee, Jr. Ms. Isobel Cashman Mr. & Mrs. James T. Finley Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Hillstrom Ms. Lynn C. Lehocky

19 $100 - $349 (cont.) Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. McAllister, Jr. Mr. Thomas G. Purdy & Ms. Linda O’Gwynn Mr. & Mrs. Bayard T. Storey Ms. Susan Leiper Ms. Lorraine McCarthy & Mr. Paul E. Bugos Radisson Valley Forge Convention Center The Stout Family Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Leisenring Ms. Wendy McElhinney Ms. Suzanne Raffel-Gruber Sun and Earth, Inc. Mrs. Linda Lemmon Ms. Dagmar E. McGill Mrs. Lisa A. Rambo Mr. Mark Suprenant Mr. & Mrs. George J. Lincoln III Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. McIlvaine Dr. & Mrs. Peter Randall Mr. & Mrs. Dennis T. Takata Mrs. R. S. Lippincott Mr. & Mrs. Binney Meigs Randolph’s Fine Jewelery Mr. Mark Talacki & Ms. Debbie Klawitter Mrs. John Littleton Mr. Robert R. Meigs Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Ranly Mr. Frank Talent Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Littman Mr. & Mrs. William E. Mifflin Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Reath Ms. Jennifer A. Tebera Ms. Rose Logsdon Milky Way Farm Ms. Patty Redenbaugh Mr. Robert Toland, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lutman Mr. & Mrs. John A. Miller Betsy & David Rentz Totaro’s Ristorante Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Lynch Ms. Maureen Mingey Mr. Clarence W. Rhoda, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Trexler Mr. Stanley Mack Mr. Alex Morris & Ms. Katherine Johnson Mr. Richard A. Rickert Mr. Richard Tschopp Mr. Mark H. MacQueen Mr. & Mrs. Hugh G. Moulton Mr. & Mrs. F. M. Rivinus Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ucciferro, Jr. & Ms. Maria L. Petrillo Mr. Richard A. Mulford Ms. Jacqueline S. Robbins Mr & Mrs John Unland Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mullin Robertson’s Flowers Upper Main Line YMCA Ms. M. C. Murphy Romano’s School Bus Service, Inc. Valley Green Inn & Mr. Sidney D. Rosenblatt Mr. J. R. Rosensteel Natalie & Robert Van Brott Mr. & Mrs. Ron Naples Ms. Joanne B. Rossi Ms. Patricia S. Walsh Ms. Michele Needham Mr. Paul E. Rowley Warwick Woods Ms. Jennifer Nizen Ms. Lori Salamida & Mr. Addison Geary Mr. Jeffrey M. Watkins & Mr. Richard Goldstein Mr. Ronald A. Sarachan Mr. and Ms. James Watters Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nofer & Ms. Lisa A. Miller Ms. Christine L. Webb Norristown Garden Club Mr. Marvin Schatz Ms. Sally Weiss Ms. Gertrude S. O’Leary Schultz & Williams Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. West Mr. Robert J. Osborn Mr. & Mrs. John C. Schwarz Ms. Geraldine B. Wexelblat Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Panzano Mr. & Mrs. Frank Seidman Mr. Chris Wheeler Dr. Ruth Patrick Van Dusen The Seligsohn Foundation Mr. Thomas Whitman & Ms. Mira Rabin Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Peacock Ms. Barbara Shaffer WHYY Ms. Ruth V. Peckmann Ms. Jessica Shamash Mr. Charles F. Wiedmann Peco’s McCall Golf and Country Club Mrs. Elizabeth F. Shipley Ms. Wendy Willard Mr. Charles Pendleton Ms. Donna Shreve Mrs. Adele L. Willensky Mr. & Mrs. Franklin S. Pennington Mr. Ghosh Shubhalok Ms. Barbara J. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Roy Perry Ms. Elena Holmes Shuler’s & Ms. Margery Braunstein Kevin & Nancy Peter Mr. L. Edward Silcox, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James D. Winsor Mr. & Mrs. William Peters Mr. Barry Simon Mrs. Janet E. Winter Ms. Anne Peterson Ms. Sarah L. O. Smith & Mr. James N. Kise Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Witt Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Petolicchio Mr. Stephen H. Smith & Ms. Ellen M. Kurtz Ms. Caroline B. Wittman Ms. Mary A. Phalan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Solis-Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Woldin Philadelphia Mineralogical Society Ms. Susan W. Spencer Ms. Janet G. Wolgemuth Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Maier II Philadelphia Water Department Joyce & Harry Spingarn Mr. Charles Woodward Dr. Elliott L. Mancall Mr. Charles S. Phillips The Stagecrafters Ms. Karen Worek & Dr. Jacqueline C. Mancall & Ms. Kirsten L. Werner Mr. Richard Stasiorowski Ms. Mariellyn P. Zeock Ms. Cynthia Mandel Ms. Christina Pie & Ms. Debra A. McCarty Marrakesh Mr. & Mrs. Jermain B. Porter Mr. William Stat Ms. Mindy Maslin & Mr. Sidney Ozer Ms. Darsha Primich Ms. Kay G. Steinkircher Mr. & Mrs. Steve Maun Providence Garden Club of Pennsylvania Mr. Fred Stluka & Ms. Brita van Rossum Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Mazurek The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Ms. Linda Stojanovich

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION & COPRPORATE DONORS The Barra Foundation Peco Energy, an Exelon Corporation PA Historical & Museum Commission Berwind Corporation PA Association of Conservation Districts The Kate Svitek Memorial Foundation The JDB Fund

20 YEAR-END APPEAL/GIFT CATALOG DONORS ($100+) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Affleck Mr. & Mrs. John C. Haas Mr. & Mrs. David P. Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. I. T. Starr II Boardman Hamilton Company Hare, Chase & Heckman Ms. Betty U. Musser Cindy & Tom Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Brown, Jr. Mr. Marcellus Heppe Mr. David K. O’Neil Mr. Frank Talent Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Burgoyne Ms. Jessie B. Hill Ms. Mary A. Phalan Mr. David Van Ness Taylor John W. Church, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ian C. Hood The Philadelphia Foundation Lee & Chris van de Velde Mrs. Marianna W. Crawford Mr. John R. Howard Radnor Veterinary Hospital Joan & Bill Walkup The Darling Fund Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kibler Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Reath Ms. Sally Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Paul O. d’Esterhazy Ms. Susan Leiper Refinery, Inc. Mrs. Clarkson Wentz Ms. Coleen Fadden Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Littman Schultz & Williams Mr. Charles F. Wiedmann Ms. Nancy E. Fogg Johnson Ms. Brenda Malinics The Seligsohn Foundation Ms. Janet G. Wolgemuth & Mr. Ronald D. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Mazurek Mr. Howard Simon Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Young Ms. Elizabeth H. Gemmill Mrs. Marion G. McCabe & Ms. Katherine C. Hangley Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Giles Ms. Carol J. McCloskey Julie & Bob Spahr Dr. James E. Goin Mrs. Ruth S. Miller Ms. Susan W. Spencer

SCHUYLKILL WILDLIFE REHABILITATION CLINIC DONORS ($100+) Albertsons Ms. Marianne C. Fulton Ms. Marilou Kraynick Ms. Jacqueline S. Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Asam & Mr. Kevin B. Muszynski LandAmerica Foundation Ms. Gail E. Seygal & Mr. David St. Clair Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Bailey, Jr. The Glenmede Trust Company, N. A. Lititz Veterinary Clinic Ms. Donna Shreve The Baldwin School Ms. Michele Goodman Ms. Rose Logsdon Mr. Ghosh Shubhalok & Ms. Elena Holmes Dr. Regina Bannan & Ms. Judi Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lutman Mr. Barry Simon Mr. & Mrs. Rodney R. Bartchy, Jr. Ms. Shirley Goodman-Pearlstine Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Maier II Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Solis-Cohen Ms. Carol Beam Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Hamilton, Jr. Ms. Brenda Malinics Mr. William Stat Ms. Susan L. Benston Ms. Jean L. Hawman Ms. Cynthia Mandel Ms. Gayla S. Stewart & Ms. Kimberly W. Benston Mr. Michael W. Hawman Dr. Martina Martin & Dr. John Martin Ms. Linda Stojanovich Ms. Barbara Bowers Ms. Nancy E. Hawman Ms. Mindy Maslin & Mr. Sidney Ozer Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Stokes Thomas J. Brady, VMD & Mr. Jeffrey Martin Ms. Wendy McElhinney The Stout Family Ms. Denise A. Breard Mr. WM. M. Hawman CLU Ms. Sherry A. Melewsky Ms. Jennifer A. Tebera Burket-Plack Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Heckel, Jr. Mrs. Ruth S. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Ucciferro, Jr. Mr. Timothy Cahill Ms. Susan Heineman National Greyhound Adoption Program United Way of Kitsap County Ms. Isobel Cashman Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Hillstrom Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Panzano Valley Forge Press, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Lester R. Cline Ms. Laura J. Johnston Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Peacock Warwick Woods Mr. & Mrs. James F. Conmy Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Kapell Mr. R. Anderson Pew Ms. Christine L. Webb Mr. Asher Datchick Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kibler The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Mr. & Mrs. T. H. Wentz, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John R. Folkeson, Jr. Ms. Anna K. Kraynick Mrs. Lisa A. Rambo Ms. Angelina Winther Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fowler & Ms. Jean L. Hawman Redner’s Markets Ms. Karen Worek

LAND RESTORATION DONORS ($100+) Ms. Barbara Bowers Ms. Julia W. Frick Mrs. Ruth S. Miller Mr. L. Edward Silcox, Jr. Ms. Dale Brazale The Horace Goldsmith Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Hugh G. Moulton Society for Ecological Restoration Mrs. Ann Brewster Mr. Henry F. Harris Ms. Michele Needham Mr. Richard Stasiorowski Mr. & Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Herd Dr. Tara Rachinsky & Dr. Bryan Crenshaw & Ms. Debra A. McCarty Mrs. Walter J. Cowan, Jr. Mr. John R. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Reath Ms. Kay G. Steinkircher Mr. & Mrs. Colin Dawson Mr. Lawrence M. Levy Redbud Native Plant Nursery LLC Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stewart Mr. Nicholas DeLuca Mrs. R. S. Lippincott Mr. Richard A. Rickert Joan & Bill Walkup Ms. Mary Dick Ms. Patricia M. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. George M. Riter, Esq. Mr. Charles Woodward Ms. Ellen L. Eglin Dr. Martina Martin & Dr. John Martin Ms. Joanne B. Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Evans Ms. Carol J. McCloskey Mr. Paul E. Rowley Mrs. F.W.E. Farr Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. McIlvaine Mrs. Dorothy F. Sellers

21 METAMORPHOSIS GALA / SPECIAL EVENTS ($100+) Mr. & Mrs. John A. Affleck Mr. John R. Howard Philadelphia Water Department Julie & Bob Spahr Mr. & Mrs. Harold Anderson Integrated Network Consulting, Inc. Mr. Charles S. Phillips The Stagecrafters Arborchem Products Company International House of Philadelphia & Ms. Kirsten L. Werner Mr. & Mrs. I. T. Starr II Arden Theatre Company Isdaner & Company, LLC PSC - Philip Services Mr. Mark Stevens Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Jacques Whitford Company Radisson Valley Forge Convention Center Tom & Cindy Stewart Ms. Sharon Barr Ms. Karin James Radnor Veterinary Hospital Sun and Earth, Inc. & Mr. Alexander L. Hoskins Ms. Heidi Jamieson & Mr. R. Keith Smeal Randolph’s Fine Jewelery Mr. Mark Suprenant Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Bavaria Jay Gress, Inc. Resurrected Treasures Susan Beard Design Studio Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey F. Beck The JDB Fund The RETEC Group, Inc. TimoneyKnox, LLP Becker & Frondorf Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kastenberg Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Bedara Kimmel Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Binder Ms. Virginia H. Klein Ms. Dyan Nelson Blass Mr. & Mrs. Francis B. Lane Blue Tree Landscaping Langsam Stevens & Silver, LLP Mr. & Mrs. James B. Bradbeer Jr. Mr. Fran Lawn Mrs. Ann Brewster Mrs. Linda Lemmon Mr. & Mrs. James Bromley Ms. Deborah D. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. David B. Buck Marrakesh Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Burgoyne Mr. & Mrs. Muscoe Martin Mr. Dennis A. Burton Mrs. Marion G. McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Keith Carroll McNally’s Tavern John W. Church, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. R. L. McNeil III The Colonial Theatre Mrs. Henry Meigs Mr. & Mrs. Roger K. Conant Mr. Robert R. Meigs Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Cucé, Jr. Mesa Environmental Sciences, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert W. Cullen IV Milky Way Farm W. S. Cumby & Son Mr. & Mrs. Brian Miller Ms. Jacqueline M. De Groff Mohonk Mountain House Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickey Mr. & Mrs. David P. Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Dilks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mooers Environmental Standards, Inc. Moore Brothers Wine Company Mr. Brian Foster & Mr. Ernest Sesskin Eleanor Smith Morris, PhD Four Seasons Hotel Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mullin Mr. & Mrs. George M. Riter, Esq. Tortuga Travel Mr. & Mrs. B. G. Frazier IV Ms. M. C. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Roberts Totaro’s Ristorante French Creek Ridge Vineyards & Mr. Sidney D. Rosenblatt Robertson’s Flowers Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Ullom Ms. Elizabeth H. Gemmill Ms. Betty U. Musser Mr. Thomas E. Rodriguez URS Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Giles Mr. & Mrs. Ron Naples & Mrs. Tami Sherman Valley Green Inn The Glenmede Trust Company, N. A. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nofer Rolf Sauer & Partners Lee & Chris van de Velde Mr. & Mrs. James L. Gowing Octoraro Native Plant Nursery Romano’s School Bus Service, Inc. Joan & Bill Walkup GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc. Mr. David K. O’Neil Mr. J. R. Rosensteel Ms. Patricia S. Walsh Ms. Susan J. Hadden & Mr. James Wyper Dr. Ruth Patrick Van Dusen Mr. Don Sapatkin & Ms. Carole Bates Mr. & Mrs. Harry Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel P. Hamilton Paul W. Steinbeiser, Inc. Mr. Ronald A. Sarachan Ms. Sally Weiss Hare, Chase & Heckman Peco Energy, an Exelon Company & Ms. Lisa A. Miller WHYY Mr. & Mrs. John L. Harrison, Jr. Peco’s McCall Golf and Country Club Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. J. Kent Willing III Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Herd Penn Distributors, Inc. Mrs. Dorothy F. Sellers Mr. & Mrs. James D. Winsor Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Hillstrom Mr. & Mrs. Franklin S. Pennington Ms. Barbara Shaffer Mrs. Janet E. Winter Mrs. Claire C. Holmes Pennoni Associates, Inc. Shuler’s Marie & Richard E. Woodring Ms. Quita W. Horan Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Petolicchio Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Smith Horsham Valley Graphics The Philadelphia Phillies Ms. Susan Smith & Mr. Dale Renner

22 SPECIAL PROJECTS American Chestnut Grove - Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Land Restoration - The Horace Goldsmith Foundation, Directional Signage Project - PA Department of Conservation & Society for Ecological Restoration, NE Chapter Natural Resources through the Schuylkill River Heritage Area Grant Program Space Planning Project with GWCS - The Nonprofit Finance Fund Discovery Center Activity Boxes - The Lily Foundation of Greater Philadelphia & New Jersey Environmental Art Program - Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, Scholarships - Wheels to the Woods Buses - Ellen L. Sherk Philadelphia Cultural Fund Scholarships - Teacher Trainings - The Weeders Conservation Committee 2005 Philadelphia County Envirothon - Rohm and Haas Company Student Water Monitoring Network – ECO Cookie Project Green Roof - The McLean Contributionship Technology & Server Upgrade – The Wright-Cook Foundation Wayside Bike Stop Project – GlaxoSmithKline

IN HONOR / IN MEMORY IN HONOR OF Paul & Miriam Rowley Sybil Finks Henry H. H. Meigs Lynne Albert Art Silverman Yrminda Fortes Joseph Molinari Anita Berthsa Carol Silverman Richard Goldberg Nancy Molinari Erle Ehly Frank and Ada Warner John Hecker’s Father Petey the Fish Marc Heppe, Jr. Cookie Winther Mrs. Eleanor Hersh’s husband Justina Putsher Trish McNeff Jennifer Hillstrom Albert Schatz Alyce Michaud IN MEMORY OF Richard James Cheryl Beth Silverman Wayne and Duffy Michaud Barley Thomas Lepchuk William Nelling David W. Donnelly Gail Lozenski’s mother Madelyn & Judy Rogers Greta Feeser Chris McCabe

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES The ACE INA Foundation The PQ Corporation United Technologies GlaxoSmithKline The Prudential Foundation Matching Gift Program The Glenmede Trust Company, N. A. Matching Gifts Program Vanguard Group Foundation Fund Johnson & Johnson Company Rohm and Haas Company LandAmerica Foundation Tenet Healthcare Foundation

23 Alice Collins Jennifer Mortensen Gayla Stewart John Commiskey Joan O’Brien Heidi Streich Laurel Cooper Helen Peachey Will Stremic Starr Darcy Patricia Pearce Maryanne Tobin Anthony DiRocco Carol Pinheiro Andrew Tomasulo Anthony Dorman Sherina Poorman Dana Towber Byron Drumheller Dominic Prozillo Joan Trotta Beth Duffy Philip Ranly Brita Van Rossom Faith Eagens Julie Raymond Tamar Vardi Lois Epstein Frieda Rest Erin Walker Joan Farhat John Rheinbold Ken Walker Elizabeth Fisher Rebecca Ross Ray Walker VOLUNTEERS Benjamin Foster Dezeray Rubinchik Carla Walters Henry Geyer Lara San Pietro Jessica Weinberg Diane Actman Scott Gillman Kit Little Mary Salvante Geraldine Wexelblat Maryanne Adam Terry Green Andrew Mamora Jessie Sauer Kelly Whitehead Jane Alavi Arthur Greene Sue Matuskowitz Antoinette Sellitto Charles Wiedmann Stephen Aldrich Barbara Greening Dot McDonald Richelle Smith Joan Williams Alison Baker Lyz Hagenbuch Ellen McGlynn Dana Sommers Joan Wiltshire Ryanne Baker Becky Hamilton Janie McMurray Alison Staats Karen Worek Sarah Baker Donna Harner Robin Mendoza Green Drew Staats Mary Ann Ziemba Suzanna Bartchy Michael Harris Jessica Belmonte Lauren Hawkins Missy Botto Marc Heppe Karen Carr Janet Heuman Herbert Carrier Paul Heuman Roberta Carrier Dick Hoban Ann Caufield Frank Hochmuth David Hoffman Helene Hoffman Maia Hoffman Zoe Hoffman Jen Jones Ed Kaminski Al Kauffman Ann Keiser Alan Kober Sarahann Koenig David Kreppe Kathleen Kubicek Ann Laborie David Layne Michelle Levenson Lisa Levinson Lauren Levy

24 Institute of Contemporary Art Radnor Elementary School School & Groups Participants 2005 Interim House Radnor Parks & Recreation A. S. Jenks School Raising Horizons Quest Charter School 21st Century Learning Center Discovery Charter School J. S. Jenks School Redeemer Lutheran School Abington Friends School James Dobson Elementary School Joyce Kilmer School Richmond Library After School Program Academy of the New Church Drexel Hill Keith Valley Middle School Road Runner Camp Afterschool Center Drueding Center/Project Rainbow Kensington High School Franklin D. Roosevelt Middle School Allens Lane Art Camp E.C.S. Church of the Advocate Life Program Knapp Elementary School Rose Playground Ambler Catholic School Early Childhood Center LaMott Community Center William Rowen Elementary School Annunciation B.V.M. School Edison Fareira High School Levering Comprehensive Early Assisi House Emanuel Lutheran School Learning Center Roxborough YMCA Associated Services for the Blind Epiphany of Our Lord School Lutheran Children & Family Service Salford Hills Elementary School B.P.U.M. Child Development Center Falls of the Schuylkill Library Main Line Fly Tyers W.B. Saul High School for B.T.B.J. Kindergarten Family Charter School Main Line YMCA Agricultural Sciences Bala Cynwyd Middle School Fishtown Recreation Center Luis Munoz Marin Elementary School William L. Sayre Middle School C. C. A. Baldi Middle School Ford Recreation Center Martin Luther King High School Simon’s Day Camp Baldwin School Edwin Forrest Elementary School Mercy Vocational High School Souderton Charter School Collaborative Blaine School Foxchase Recreation Center Mill Creek School Springside School Miss Joan’s Little School Saint Christopher’s Church Youth Group Morris Estate Recreation Center St. Cyprian School Mulberry Childcare St. Gabriel’s School New Foundations Charter School St. Hillary School NIA Head Start St. John the Baptist School Norris Square Neighborhood Project St. Josephat School Norristown Public Library St. Mark’s Outreach After-school Norcom Community Center St. Mary of the Assumption School North American Butterfly Association St. Nicholas School North Light Community Center St. Phillip Neri School North Penn Alternative School St. Peter School NSCC Educational Works The Shipley School Oldmans Elementary School E. M. Stanton Elementary School Olivet School Strawberry Mansion H.S. Or Ami Kindergarten Stoy Elementary School Parent Infant Center Substainable Business Network Patchwork Story Tellers James J. Sullivan Elementary School Blair Christian Academy Anne Frank School John M. Patterson Elementary School Summit Children’s Program Bridges Summer Camp Freedom Home Schoolers Patrician Society Summer Camp Timothy Academy Camp Jerome Germantown Academy T. M. Peirce Middle School Trinidad Head Start Camp Kaleidoscope Germantown Friends School William Penn Charter School Twin Spring Farm Day School Laura Carnell Elementary School Elizabeth D. Gillespie Middle School Penn Merck Collaborative United Cerebral Palsey Recreation Carver Center Girard Summer Camp Penn Treaty Middle School U. S. Fish & Wildlife Cooperative Catch Incorporated Girl Scouts of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission Universal Charter School Chestnut Hill Academy Green Tree School Pennsylvania Game Commission University of the Arts Chestnut Hill College Joseph Greenberg School Pennsylvania School for the Deaf The Vagabond Acting Troupe Children’s School Greenetowne School Pennypack Elementary School Villanova Academy for Honor Studies Childspace Afterschool Program Green Woods Charter School Perelman Jewish Day School Visitation B.V.M. School Joseph Coleman Library Hallowell Elementary School Philadelphia B.A.E.O. WHYY Sky Tour Collegium Charter School Hartranft Elementary School Philadelphia Cares Wakisha Charter School Colonial Elementary School Hatboro YMCA Philadelphia Green Waldron Mercy Academy Colonial Middle School Hatfield Township Summer Camp Philadelphia High School for Girls Waring Elementary School Comstock Society Haverford High School Philadelphia Mennonite High School Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Conshohocken Catholic School C. W. Henry School Philadelphia Mineralogical Society Whitman Library Conshohocken Elementary School Hobbit House Pre-School Philadelphia School Whole Foods Market Corpus Christi School Holy Child Summer Camp Philadelphia Sculptors Wissahickon Charter School Country Day School of the Sacred Heart Holy Cross School Philadelphia Solar Energy Association Wissahickon Girls & Boys Club Creche Care Philmont Christian Academy Woodbine Academy Christi Recreation Center Henry Houston School Pine Road Elementary School Woods Services Cornerstone Christian Academy W. H. Hunter Elementary School Plymouth Meeting Friends School Wyncote Audubon Society Crossroads School Independence Seaport Museum Porch Day Care Center Zhang-Sah Martial Arts Camp Delaware Valley Amatuer Astronomers Inliquid.com Prodigy Learning Center

25 TRIBUTE TO HENRY H. H. MEIGS 1924–2005

In the Philadelphia area, Henry will best be remembered as one of the founders of The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, established with his mother, Margaret Houston Meigs, and aunt & uncle, Eleanor Houston Smith and Lawrence M.C. Smith in 1965. Founded upon family land within the city limits, the Center comprises more than 340 acres of natural open space and serves as a model program in environmental education, land restoration and wildlife rehabilitation. It has since been the nation’s premiere environmental education center. In 1976, the designated the Center as a National Environmental Study Area in recognition of the Founders’ efforts to provide a site for effective education programs. For 40 years, Henry maintained a close relationship with The Schuylkill Center, serving tirelessly as a trustee, mentor, and guiding spirit. In 1997, the Center’s Board of Trustees presented Henry with the enry Howard Houston Meigs, longtime Founders’ Conservation Award in recognition of his Philadelphia area resident, philanthropist and H service and outstanding leadership in the field of conservationist, was born in Harford County, conservation. in 1924. He graduated from the Millbrook School with Contributions to the Henry H. H. Meigs Memorial Fund the class of 1942. Henry studied subjects related to are gratefully accepted. Funds will assist with the conservation, including ornithology, meteorology and operating needs of the Center’s environmental education wildlife rehabilitation. During WW II, he proudly and land restoration programs. served overseas with the Organization of Strategic Services. Returning to Philadelphia, he studied economics and political science, and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with the class of 1948. Henry was one of the staunchest supporters of Allston Jenkins and his Philadelphia Conservationists, now known as the Natural Lands Trust. His deep commitment to land management and the preservation of open space led him to help establish a wide range of wild land preservation projects, including Tinicum Marshlands (now John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge), the Holgate Beach Preserve in New Jersey, the Little Cumberland Island Sea Turtle Sanctuary in Georgia, and, in recent years, the Brandywine Conservancy.

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STAFF 4 Dennis Burton, Acting Executive Director 5 Mark Bedara, Director of Business & Finance 11 Liz Einsig, CFRE, Director of Development 1 Karen Foster, Environmental Educator The Schuylkill Center 2 Jennifer Hoffman, Director of Education for Environmental Education 3 Andy James, Land Manager 8480 Hagy’s Mill Road 12 Fran Lawn, Acting Director of Land Restoration Philadelphia, PA 19128 6 Beatrice McLaughlin, Education Assistant Tel (215) 482-7300 8 Joanne Malfatti, Restoration Technician Fax (215) 482-8158 10 Ashleigh Poff, Grant & PR Coordinator www.schuylkillcenter.org 7 Gin Ranly, Watershed Programs Coordinator The Schuylkill Center for Environmental 13 Camila Rivera-Tinsley, Environmental Educator Education is a 501(c)(3) non-profit 9 Nancy Szostek, Administrative Assistant educational organization. Not Pictured Design services donated by Andrew Mamora Claire Morgan, Bookstore Manager/ Photography: Schuylkill Center Staff Environmental Educator Andrew Mamora Mary Salvante, Director of Arts Programs Rick Schubert, Director, Schuylkill Wildlife Rehabilitation Clinic

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