YEAR OF WONDER 2012 Annual Report YEAR OF WONDER

Woodland Dear Friends, Explorer and conservationist Jacques Cousteau is thought to have said that the happiness Park Zoo Saves of animals, marine or land, is to exist; for humans it is to know that and wonder at it.

animals and Every day, thousands of youths, teachers and families embody this truism at Woodland their habitats Park Zoo. For many, wonder is learning about biodiversity or the storied lives of favorite creatures. For others, it’s the discovery of science or hands-on conservation. For still through others, it’s pure enjoyment of nature with family. Wonder for everyone is what this great community asset is all about. conservation Last year began our second decade of a 20-year, public-private partnership with the City of leadership Seattle and area residents. Together, we are creating a 21st century zoo: versatile, relevant and robust. Several 2012 efforts illustrate these qualities particularly well. and engaging As part of our vision for a more year-round, all-weather zoo we introduced WildLights, our experiences, new winter festival. Tens of thousands of people enjoyed stunning LED-lit displays of animals inspiring people and wild places, contributing to our third best year for attendance. to learn, care We continue to broaden our reach so that more people can enjoy the zoo’s wonders. Last year our School-to-Zoo and Community Access programs brought some of our highest and act. numbers ever of students, teachers and chaperones from low-income schools and families supported by service agencies to the zoo.

Deepening the science and fun of interactive learning experiences remains a priority in all our programs and exhibits so as to inspire more conservation action. For example, tigers evoke awe in us, which can inspire humans to do great things. In 2012, we began a new 10-year, $1 million Partners for Wildlife project with Panthera to save tigers in Malaysia and we broke ground on the new Bamboo Forest Reserve exhibit complex. The Asian small-clawed otters portion is now open. When campaign fundraising is done, we’ll usher in new tiger and sloth bear exhibits. Connecting zoo learning to action will be an innovative conservation center that will engage millions of guests in the science and strategy of saving wild tigers.

Delivering on our mission creates positive impact here and beyond. As of 2012, our public-private partnership had generated more than $800 million in economic benefits to residents and businesses in the Puget Sound region.

All these achievements belong to you. Thank you to all our generous zoo members and supporters. YOU make wonder possible.

Sincerely,

Deborah B. Jensen, Ph.D. Stuart V. Williams President and CEO chair, Board of Directors

2 2012 BY THE comprehensive Campaign NUMBERS Thanks to our dedicated Campaign Steering Committee, Campaign volunteers and board members who in 1st 78,000 2012 helped us reach more than $76 zoo in world to surpass hours donated to WPZ by 757 million on our $80 million goal! 21 million YouTube views volunteers and 14 service groups WPZ BOARD OF DIRECTORS through December 31, 2012 6% 325,000 growth in membership, a record children and caregivers OFFICERS over each of last 10 years visited Zoomazium Stuart Williams, Chair Nancy Pellegrino, Vice Chair Laurie Stewart, Treasurer 50% 1,100,000 Rick Alvord, Secretary increase in Senior Zoo Walkers guests served; 400,000 of DIRECTORS them participated in public Linda L. Allen Jane Nelson 572.2 learning programs David S. Anderson Laura Peterson metric tons of carbon offset by Anthony Bay Larry Phillips WPZ through Forterra’s new Bruce Bentley Mark Reis $12,400,000 Patti Savoy Carbon Capturing Companies Kristi Branch in earned media coverage Lisa Caputo Rob Short (C3) program Janet Dugan Elizabeth Sicktich Kenneth Eakes Ron Siegle $76,409,760 David Goldberg Bryan Slinker 26,000 raised to date for More Wonder Lisa J. Graumlich Gretchen Sorensen students and teachers, and More Wild Campaign’s Jason Hamlin R. Jay Tejera 34,000 individuals served Leslie Hanauer Ed Thomas by community service centers $80 million goal Steven Haynes Tim Thompson through WPZ’s School-to-Zoo Debora Horvath Peter Wang and Community Access Program $800,000,000 Jeff Leppo Andy Wappler Vickie Leslie Margaret Wetherald in economic impact created Robert M. Liddell Kathryn Williams 66,000 for our region since 2002* Steve Liffick Robert M. Williams WildLights visitors for new, Ann Moe Susie Wyckoff 40-night winter lights festival Brook McCurdy Curtis Young Christopher Williams, Superintendent, Seattle Parks & Recreation, ex officio 70,000 Deborah Jensen, ex officio students and teachers engaged in programs, 36% from King County reduced-rate lunch schools

*Calculation based on inputs from 2010 Association of Zoos & Aquariums Economic Impact study

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ACHIEVEMENTS TOP TEN OF 2012 WPZ AND PANTHERA UNITE TO SAVE THE TIGER A proud moment in 2012 was the establishment of a 10-year, $1 million collaboration with Panthera, the leading wild cat conservation group, the Malaysian Department of Wildlife and National Parks (MDWNP), and Malaysian tiger conservation experts. Fewer than 500 Malayan tigers remain in Peninsular Malaysia’s central forest region. Our project helps the Malayan government carry out a plan to double this number by 2022 in the Taman Negara National Park, a1,000,000-acre rain forest sanctuary. In 2012, our collaboration began by helping the Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers (MYCAT) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) train 80 new, in-country rangers in improved intelligence gathering and anti-poaching techniques. Getting more boots, eyes and modern communications technology on the ground is a crucial step to mapping and protecting core tiger breeding areas. Tigers need the world’s help. We must not fail them.

LIONS, SNOW LEOPARDS, AND BEARS: OH MY! A “boom” began around the zoo in 2012, a baby boom, that is. Among the highlights were snow leopard cubs born in May, four Krugeri lion cubs born in November (the first lion cubs born at WPZ in 19 years!) and twin sloth bear cubs in December. Babies sure are cute, but most importantly these births help to raise awareness of the conservation issues their counterparts face in the wild. Visitors flocked to catch their first glimpses of these amazing creatures learning to scamper, climb, chase and play under their moms’ careful tutelage.

5 5 POUCH OF JOY, PORCINES JOIN ZOO “My daughter is so In June we celebrated a very small arrival — a Matschie’s tree kangaroo enthusiastic about joey the size of a bean. The rare birth was part of the Species Survival science now.” Plan cooperative breeding program for this endangered species, which our acclaimed Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program is working to protect in Papua – Rachel, New Guinea. After many months, the joey emerged healthy from mom’s pouch. ZooCrew parent It was worth the wait. Look at that face! Also last summer, some mighty fine swine joined the zoo family: African warthogs, the wild pigs of the savanna, “ZooCrew really and critically endangered Visayan warty pigs, the punk rockers of the pig world native to central Philippines, greeted visitors in the traditional way, by rooting, opened my eyes dusting, and wallowing in dirt. Their status in the wild is very fragile, having lost about what was 95% of their forested range to human activity. Only 12 accredited zoos exhibit happening to Visayan warty pigs, and thanks to very generous donors and members, we are now among them. carnivores (…) and what I as a GETTING KIDS HOOKED ON SCIENCE person could do to help them.” ZooCrew, a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) enrichment youth program, in 2012 introduced nearly 300 more low-income, minority – Nina, middle and underserved middle school students in Seattle to science learning at school student the zoo. Here they engage in hands-on, real-world science and ecology problems in summer and after-school programs. With help from our staff and animals, students learn to use scientific inquiry and technology to understand and define problems, and to propose solutions to benefit wildlife and the environment. Meanwhile, our Wild Wise program extended the reach of zoo- and school-based science inquiry to 1,100 Kent 4th-7th graders. A new program, Coexisting with Carnivores, piloted in Issaquah in 2012, engaged 200 6th graders in science investigations on native large carnivores (bears, cougars and wolves) in their communities and these species’ roles in local ecosystems.

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WILDLIGHTS, A NEW WINTER ZOO “Informal learning WildLights presented by KeyBank, the zoo’s first winter lights festival was an environments can unqualified hit. Wild animals and wild places artfully created in 375,000 sparkling play a special role LED lights gave members and visitors a whole new way to enjoy the zoo – in the dark! While nothing was spared to make giant animal figures sparkle, new in stimulating and technology minimized per night wattage, which was offset by participating building initial interest in Forterra’s Carbon Capturing Companies (C3) program in line with our (and) supporting sustainability goals. WildLights 2013 promises to be even more spectacular. science learning WELCOME TO THE ANTHROPOCENE identities over time What if 7 billion people reduced their carbon footprint? National research as learners navigate shows that people want to understand climate change and mitigate it. So, informal environments leading zoos are forging the path. Thanks to the Boeing Charitable Foundation, and science in school.” our 2011 and 2012 summer programs piloted a new suite of interactive climate change learning activities. On Thin Ice, Tipping Point, Penguins in the Source: Learning Science in Balance, and others engaged all ages in activities of hope, imagination and Informal Environments: People, innovation. We also developed an enhanced mobile app function so visitors Places and Pursuits, 2009, can pledge their own conservation actions, share and track them. National Research Council Given positive feedback, further program integration is planned.

WISE CLOSES SCIENCE GAP Washington ranks number one in new science and tech hires, but 49th in the mismatch between the STEM skills employers need and skilled graduates to hire. As demand will only increase, informal science centers must play an even greater role in the STEM learning ecosystem. Thus, in 2012 Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle Aquarium, Burke Museum, IslandWood, Museum of Flight and Pacific Science Center joined together to create WISE, the Washington Informal Science Education Consortium. Together we’ll deliver more hands-on, inquiry-driven science learning to Washington youth than any of our institutions could alone.

7 LIVING NORTHWEST RAISES SIGHTS “I have heard about the To protect “more wild” in our own backyard, in 2012 we revamped our field declining numbers of conservation strategic framework to join a new Living Northwest program amphibians and the with two other zoo efforts, Partners for Wildlife and the Wildlife Survival Fund. The program promotes landscape-level conservation with a focus important role they play on ecological health and land connectivity in the Pacific Northwest. It also in the whole ecosystem. leverages synergies across our work in wildlife science, endangered species recovery, community education, citizen science and climate change action The Amphibian (through joining Forterra’s new Carbon Capturing Companies Program (C3)). Our first Conservation Fellows Program will expand our scientific expertise Monitoring Project was and strengthen regional collaborations. an opportunity to both help and learn.” COMMUNITY HOPS TO HELP FROGS – Jerry Harter, Volunteer Success for the zoo as a conservation leader includes helping the broader public take meaningful action. Launched in 2012, zoo biologists and naturalists in the Amphibian Monitoring Project trained and led teams of citizen scientists to survey amphibian egg masses in local ponds and wetlands. Collected April to August, the data help researchers and state biologists monitor indicator species and inform land policy near western Washington rivers and wetlands. Project partners include Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, Seattle Parks and Recreation, Point Defiance Zoo &A quarium and Northwest Trek Wildlife Park.

A TRIFECTA FOR TREE KANGAROOS Since the 2009 decree of the 187,000-acre Yopno-Uruwa-Som Conservation Area (YUS CA) in Papua New Guinea (PNG), the Tree Kangaroo Conservation Program has worked to transition the CA to local community-based management. By 2012, four new YUS field offices had opened; a Landscape Plan was finalized and new ranger team trained; and more than 51% of the CA’s forests, grasslands and coral reefs was officially mapped. Local CA management is slated to achieve nonprofit status in 2013-14.

8 Operating Revenue $34,276,247

Visitor Revenue Public Support OPERATIONS 14,909,597 (43%) 10,462,071 (31%) REVIEW Donations and Grants Membership 5,839,011 (17%) SERVING YOU IS A WORTHY INVESTMENT 3,065,568 (9%) Despite thousands of repeat visitors, Woodland Park Zoo really has only one chance to create a great impression. In today’s experience economy, each customer Operating Expenses experience is the product. So, we must ensure our service evolves to better meet $33,554,740 the needs of our 1.2 million guests. Their satisfaction feeds our mission’s success. Guest Services and Enterprise Animal Care 4,001,166 (12%) 7,835,500 (23%) In 2011 and 2012, thanks to a generous leadership gift from the Oppenheimer Education and family, we transformed our customer service training to do just that. John F. Conservation 4,567,630 (14%) Oppenheimer, CEO of Columbia Hospitality, has enjoyed a long career providing clients consistently wonderful experiences. The zoo knows a thing or two about wonder, and already enjoys a reputation as a warm, friendly place. Sustaining our commitment to continuous improvement means more deeply rooting all we do in Administration and Development a culture of service. Horticulture, 5,466,147 (16%) Maintenance, Membership, Exhibits, Facilties New trainings and practical tools are reaching all staff and volunteers, including Marketing 7,527,380 (23%) 4,156,917 (12%) vendors who work on grounds. Our commitments include creating more Memorable Moments and Golden Opportunities — going the extra mile for guests. Our Caught in the Act program elicits employee nominations and Total Operating and Capital Revenues recognizes staff publicly for such top-grade service. And new Pocket Guides, in $38,909,531 traditional and smartphone versions, allow staff and volunteers to better help Endowment and Investment guests navigate our lush, 92-acres. Earnings 2,216,435 (6%) Public Support Significant complexity underlies amazing zoo experiences, and sometimes 10,462,071 (27%) Visitor Revenue elements don’t quite coalesce. Service Recovery Tool kits, built around L.A.S.T. 14,909,597 (38%) (Listen, Apologize, Solve, Thank), help resolve sudden glitches by supplementing employee knowledge and problem solving. For example, an employee or volunteer responding to a wailing child, because the sloth bears chose not to venture out on exhibit that morning, can offer the family complimentary tokens to ride the Historic Carousel, thus recovering the moment. Donations Membership and Grants Recent exit surveys reveal that 95% of WPZ guests say that the zoo experience 3,065,568 (8%) 8,255,860 (21%) meets or exceeds their expectations. We seek to do even better. Making great customer experiences everyone’s job is a worthy investment, indeed. Total Operating and Capital Expenses $36,275,674

Guest Services and Enterprise Animal Care 4,001,166 (11%) and Exhibits Education and 15,362,880 (42%) Conservation 4,567,630 (13%) Bruce W. Bohmke Chief Operations Officer

Administration and Development 5,466,147 (15%)

Membership Capital and Marketing Projects 4,156,917 (11%) 2,720,934 (8%) 9 2012 PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT

ZooKeepers Society The Seattle Times MCM Thank you for $100,000 + Robert Short and Tim Meintz Emer Dooley Pendleton & Elisabeth Carey Anonymous Laurie Stewart Miller Charitable Foundation being on our team! BECU Estate of Stephanie J. Wagner Trish Miner The Boeing Company We’re grateful for the generous contributions Maggie and Doug Walker Ann and Frank Moe Estate of Ruth E. Collins Wells Fargo NBBJ Conservation International in 2012 from individuals, families, foundations, Margie Wetherald and Northern Trust Bill & Melinda Gates corporations and public institutions. Strong Len Barson The Ocean Project Foundation Coralyn W. Whitney Robert and Lynn Ormsby Joshua Green Foundation public and private support makes it possible Wockner Foundation Nancy and Mark Pellegrino Institute of Museum and for this vibrant, forward-looking zoo to thrive. Susie Wyckoff James and Gaye Pigott Library Services Robert Plotnick and Floyd and Delores Jones Your support creates more wonder for our Grizzly Group Gay Jensen Family Foundation community and more wild for our world! $10,000 + Puget Sound Energy, Inc. Estate of Paul Keating RealNetworks McKinstry Anonymous (3) Safeco Insurance Helen and Allen Mull ADP/Cobalt Barbara Sando Allan and Inger Osberg Alaska Airlines Seattle City Light Estate of Dorlesca H. Ryan Linda and Tom Allen Wild at Heart The Seattle Foundation Simonyi Family Chap and Eve Alvord Maria Semple and George Snoqualmie Tribe Elias and Karyl Alvord Meyer Supporters Wong, Doody, Crandall, Wiener Nancy Alvord The Shared Earth Foundation Amgen We salute and thank all those whose generous Diane and Bob Shrewsbury Jaguar Jamboree David S. Anderson Ron and Nancy Siegle $50,000 + Apex Foundation annual contributions allow us to achieve our Gary Smith and Kathleen Association of Zoos & Anonymous (2) Kemper day-to-day work of saving animals and inspiring Aquariums The Paul G. Allen Family Sound Community Bank people to learn, care and act. AVMS Foundation Maryanne Tagney Jones and Bank of America Charitable Carter Subaru David T. Jones Foundation Hugh and Jane Ferguson Union Bank Howard and Lynn Behar Foundation Haley Van Demark Ben Bridge Jeweler Estate of Ben and Pearl Joanna von Behringer Chevron Corporation Graham Waldron & Company Chicago Zoological Society John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Jill and Scott Walker MAKING GENEROSITY Columbia Distributing Foundation Andy and Kristen Wappler Columbus Zoological Park IUCN Save Our Species Washington STEM A FAMILY AFFAIR Assoc., Inc. Estate of Frank R. Lunetti Howard and Victoria Wellman Costco Wholesale Keith & Mary Kay McCaw West Coast Event Productions DeLille Cellars Inc Kids of all ages lead the way in our Family Foundation Stuart and Lucy Williams Betsy Dennis Microsoft Corporation Sally and David Wright Patricia Edwards zoo’s Family Stewardship Program, The Nysether Family Zegrahm Expeditions Estate of Robert J. Ellrich Foundation which helps families share important Enlyst Fund eldon and Shirley Nysether Denali Club Eliza Flug-Coburn and kathy and Brad Nysether $5,000 + values across generations. Families Christopher Coburn mark and Vickie Nysether Georgia Gerber and Anonymous (5) receive fun tools to help young John and Deanna Oppenheimer Randy Hudson Adventures of Riley TM Pepsi Beverages Company children experience building strong Katharyn Gerlich Mary Jo Ahkna U.S. BANK Randy Golob and Ric and Kaylene Anderson United Guaranty communities through personal Dayna Anderson Helen E. Ashe* and Ben and Julie Wolff actions and philanthropy at any Chug and Krista Grinstein Beryl A. Thompson Michael Halperin and Walker Aumann and Hippo Herd Jodi Green Shannon Hillinger level. Tools include Children’s $25,000 + Leslie and Nicolas Hanauer Paul Balle Values Cards, Young Philanthropist Anonymous Rosemarie Havranek and Patty and Jimmy Barrier Rick and Nancy Alvord Nathan Myhrvold Barrier Motors Inc. Recognition Certificates, multi- Brown Bear Car Wash Paul Hogle and Karen Anthony and Lillian Bay generational Family Stewardship Lisa and Mark Caputo Malen-Hogle Lynly Beard Chase Carol and Bruce Hosford Robert and Karen Birdseye Tours, and pre-cut Tiger Banks. 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Brooke and Bertrand De Boutray Karen and Jack Donohue Sumatra Club Sandy Dunn $2,500 + DUXIANA KIDS LEAD THE WAY – Anonymous (3) Environmental Protection 1st Security Bank of Agency Washington TEDDY HANLON, AGE 7 Noelle Ferwerda Albuquerque BioPark Lois and Curtis Freeman Kenneth and Marleen Alhadeff For a school research project on endangered species, Teddy Stephen Froud Lisa and Michael Anderson Ira and Courtney Gerlich chose red pandas because they are his zoo favorite. After Ken and Gemie Arakawa Deborah Girdler and Jodean Baush learning about their habitats and threatened existence in the David Cutler Glen and Susan Beebe Google Eric and Luann Berman wild, Teddy asked his friends to donate to the red pandas in Jo Anne and Robert Hacker Bloomberg Steve Haynes and Val Styrlund lieu of gifts on his seventh birthday. Blumenthal-Edsforth Family Theresa Hebert and Barbara BonJour Larry Crozier Why did you decide to give to the zoo? I like red pandas and Kristi Branch and James Moore Blaine and Jennifer Hirai Bobbe and Jonathan Bridge want more people to know about them, because they are HomeStreet Bank Burlington Northern Santa Fe Estate of Verna Johansson Foundation really cute and fun to watch. How does it feel to give to the zoo? B. Gerald Johnson and Butler Transportation Linda Larson It feels really great! Please do it, because it is really good for Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Co. Jamie and Jeremy Joseph Lori Campana the animals. What difference do you hope your gifts will make at Juniper Foundation Kimberly Carney Kantor Taylor Nelson Boyd & the zoo? I hope it will help the animals live a long, long life. Fay and Warren Chapman Evatt PC Lorna and Andrew Chin Glenn Kawasaki What are some of the things you’ve learned at Woodland Park Chris Clark Deborah Killinger Steve and Judy Clifford Zoo? I’ve learned that snow leopards hunt red pandas. Karen Koon and H. 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Corliss Estates Gay Summer Rick AAZK South Florida Chapter Jennifer and Matthew Catherine Thoma Ken and Lori Cornelison Sharon Ricketts Acme Beer LLC Muilenburg Craig Thompson and Craft Brew Alliance George and Mary Robertson Adobe Systems, Inc. MulvannyG2 Architecture Ariel Rathbun Kelly and William Crow David Robinson and Amy Alberts Museum Quality Framing Tim Thompson Stephanie Cuffel Sherry Hoffman Virginia Aldrich and Joseph Robert and Cathy Muth TJ Mayeno Creatives LLC Daly’s Paint & Decorating Heather and Paul Rock Family Saitta Margaret Nason Toronto Zoo Demetrio D’Ambrosi Travis Roe Ambius, Inc. National Geographic Society Toyota of Seattle Megan Dana Scot Rogers and Cody Trina and Michael Andersen Larry and Rhonda Nelsen Diane Trafton A. E. and Vasantha Daniel Jacobsen Shannon Ansbaugh Trevor and Andrea Nipges Kevin and Kara Trella Tom Darden and Ellen Wallach Rohrbach Family Arizona Zoological Society Richard Noffsinger John and Anne Trench Bob and Molly Davidson Matthew Rosauer Ray and Edith Aspiri Brandon J. Nysether Bryan and Kara Uegawachi Nora and Allan Davis Stanley and Michele Rosen Rita Atmajian and Thomas Irish Brent J. Nysether Julie and Douglas Uyeda Suzette and Leon De Turenne Laurie and Eduardo Rosini Debbie and John Austenson Bryce J. Nysether Linda Vangelos and Brian Dewey and Eileen Brown Adam and Briana Rubens Richard and Patricia Austin Carly and Jasper Nysether Stephen Kaufer Diane and John DeYoung Tracy and Paul Rudnick Awad Family Leira J. Nysether Marian VanSteenvoort Amy M. Draves Joe and Midori Sacotte Ryan and Jodi Backlund Paul and Christina Odom Veraci Pizza & Catering, Inc. Robert and Paula Driessnack Danielle and Hani Saliba Ballard Oil Company Estate of Michael G. Ofsthus Darryl Voss Ms. Mary K. Drobnack and Christine and Michael Sannella David Baybik The Oregon Zoo Foundation Marilyn and John Warner Mr. Gary W. Drobnack Peter Schaefer Melissa and Dan Becker Shannon Orr and Washington Holdings Joe Figel Bernice Schick Sally Bellargeon Melanie McAllester Washington State University Final Touch Detail Laurie and John Schmertz Rodger and Carol Bennett Benita Ortiz Steven and Stephanie Wasson Charles and Rose Ann Finkel Morton and Kiku Schmorleitz Linda and George Berkman Mary Anne and Tim Osborn Waste Management Melody and Bill Fleckenstein Seastar Restaurant & Raw Bar Robert and Nancy Betcher Michael and Shoshanna Julie Webster Donald Fleming and Seattle Talent Allison Bhang Osterfeld Thomas Weeks and Elizabeth Hanna James and Marsha Seeley Barbara Birney Pacifica Law Group LLP Deborah Oyer Linda Fogarty and Sewer Friendly Deirdre and Fraser Black John and Kristi Pangrazio Richard Weening Dale Thompson Elizabeth Sheldon Connie Blumenthal Lisa Parkinson Estate of Levant Fredrick Bruce Forstall Eric and Janelle Shuey Richard and Moi Bodlaender John F. and Betty A. Parks Wellington Chris Freeman Mauri and Mark Shuler Tom Bolger Janet and William Pauli Blake Westerdahl and Katie and Shane Frigon John and Dawn Siegel Elisabeth Bottler Angela, Owen and Susan Pierce Janet and Lloyd Frink George and Darcel Siepak Leslie Bouton Tarran Pearson Lloyd and Judith Wiebe Noreen and Phillip Frink Diane Simpson Rosanna Bowles and Debra and Mark Perry Peter Wieland Full Sail Brewing SiTy Foundation Mimmo Rosati Bill and Katherine Pettit Wild Reiki and Shamanic Kathryn Gardow and Michael and Megan Slade Brighton Jones LLC Kathleen and Jim Phillips Healing LLC David Bradlee Gregory and Monica Smith Brown-Forman Wines Kirsten Pisto Tess Wilkins and Bruce Nisbet Scott Getchell Gretchen Sorensen and Joe Budnick Ryan and Terumi Pong Robert Williams and Ruth and Al Glancy Gene Stout Lynne Bush

KIDS LEAD THE WAY – TYLER CARTER, AGE 10 Together with his family’s leadership gift to the Bamboo Forest Reserve exhibit, Tyler is the first child to return aT iger Bank to the zoo. Tiger Banks help the zoo build a new home for endangered Malayan tigers and Asian sloth bears. Who or what inspired you to give to the zoo? It would help feed the animals and build new habitats for them. If you could tell other children how it feels to give to the zoo, what would you say? It feels great giving money to the zoo because it means you are helping animals. What difference do you hope your gifts make at the zoo? To help the tigers and sloth bear exhibit and have the tigers still be there. What have you learned at Woodland Park Zoo? I think it is important for animals to live in habitats in the zoo that look like the habitats they would live in in the wild. 13 Photo courtesy of Carter Family KIDS LEADTHE WAY – LUCAS ENGLES-KLANN, AGE 8 Each year since age 3, Lucas has passionately led his family and friends to raise nearly $12,000 to support WPZ animal care and tiger exhibit design. Lucas envisions a world in which people and animals share the planet harmoniously. But he is not just a dreamer. He’s a doer with a fire to light under the feet of everyone he meets. In a letter to the community which he shared with our Board of Directors, Lucas urged all to join his cause: “I am here today because I love animals and want to save them. People are killing animals and their environment. Zoos teach people about animals and their habitats. (….) I think everyone should help by saving their favorite animal. (….) It’s a big challenge, but with the zoo’s help, I can do it and so can you.”

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Nate Glissmeyer and Sharon and Philip Knowles Anthony Miles Kristen Richey Curtis and Miki Takihana and Peter Larsen Kelly Corrigan Fred and Wendy Koontz Jasmine Minbashian Joshua Curtis Terra Blanca Winery & Fredda Goldfarb Sandra and James Korbein The Minear Family Dave and Kelly Rickenbach Estate Vineyard Goldman, Sachs & Co. Steven J. Kruy Amanda Mitchell Mark and Judy Rickenbach C. Rhea and Wendy Thompson Jeffrey Goldstein and Deborah and Michael Kuehner Pamela and Donald Mitchell Rebecca and Richard Ripley Randy and Ellen Tinseth Jaclyn Roberts Quentin Kuhrau Hilary and Dan Mohr Nancy Ritzenthaler and Dean Tirador and Marilyn Gray Jana and Ken Kumasaka Rebecca Montgomery Albert Odmark Betsy Longenbaugh Greater Kansas City American L. Akemi Hart Matthew and Anne Moran Richard and Bonnie Robbins Judith Tobin and Michael Baker Assn. of Zoo Keepers Lafayette Elementary School PTA Lynn and Steven Mowe Robert Robertson Marie Toft Martinique Grigg Peter and Jane Lamb Douglas Murdock and Kirk Robinson Mark and Jennifer Tomas Gerald and Carolyn Grinstein Lynne and Norman Langseth Elizabeth Rappaport- Ron and Sally Rodgers Patrick Tousignant Daniel and Lisa Guderjohn I. Lao Murdock Jim and Trish Rogers Katie and Keith Traverse Karen and Dick Hadley Frank Lawler and Ann McCurdy Theresa Naujack and Judy and Floyd Rogers Emily Turner Madeleine Hagen Andrew and Beth Layton Leland Hartwell Charles and Janice Rohrmann Turnstone Construction Edie and Brian Hall Ross Leach Dave and Sheree Neal Brinette Rounds Turtleback Farm Inn Wiley and Pamela Hampton Cristine LeGassey Carol Nelson Jeffrey Rubel Carol Vangelos Michele Hansen Ivan and Jennie Leichtling James and Patsy Nelson Andrew and Emily Ryan Michael and Bunny Vena John and Janet Harville Harriette Leitman Bart Nickerson Ingrid Sabee Via Tribunali Eileen Hash Francesca Leonetti Douglas and Nancy Norberg Sara Tro Photography Jeanette Victory Scott Havel Janet Levinger and Will Poole Gordon and Elizabeth Orians Kathryn Schaefer and Zoe Vrieling/SCREENPLAY Nancy and Paul Hawkes Devin Liddell and Teresa Texley Kim Ortiz Glenn Hackney INC. Marni and Michael Heffron Terry Liddell Stephanie and Jonathan Otis Adam and Catherine Schaeffer Linda and Wally Walker Jeffrey and Shelly Heier James and Jan Linardos Susan and Michael Otten Kjell and Keely Schei Elizabeth Warman James and Claudia Hendricks Christopher and April Lindow Pacific Northwest Float Trips Jonathan Schwarz and Kathie Watson and William Henry Charles and Barbara Lipp Robert Parker and Joy Rogers Shannon Murtagh Christin Hower Robert Herring Edmund and Laura Littlefield Kimberly and Mark Parris Sabrina and Jeff Scott Andy Wattula Matthew and Sarah Hill Bert and Susan Loosmore Greg Parrott Anne and John Searing Carolyn Wei and Joe Tullio HMSHOST Shannon Lovelady Patterson Cellars Inger Seiffert and Becky and Greg Westerman Mary Hogue Michal and Margaret Makar PCL Construction Services, Inc. Kirsten Harrington Linda and Tony Whatley Patricia and Stephen Hopps Louisa and Scott Malatos Dale and Nancy Peinecke David Shank Rochelle and Scott Whelan Donald Horn and Joachim Voss Loretta Mallea Corwin and Jane and David Pekasky Casey and Maria Shearer Diana and Stephen White Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Nathan Corwin Nathaniel and Dorothy Sheraton Seattle Hotel & Wilcox Construction Inc. Hubbard Family Benjamin and Sandy Margoles Penrose Towers David and Lynn Wilkinson Thomas and Julia Hull Sandra Martellini Bruce Perry Christian Shevchenko Jeff and Jodie Wise Ralph Iboshi John and Naomi Mason Roger and Cynthia Petrie Show Pony Deanne Witt Inn at the Market Dave Matthews and Shirley Phinney and Ashley J. Ronald and Barbara Sim Colleen and Mark Wojciechowski Mary and Kim Ireland Ashley Harper Allen Clayton Smith Dawn Wright Ellen Jewett Kirk Mattson Virginia and Michael Pigott Edward Smith Lynn Wuscher and Tim Johnson Barbara Johnson James and Cynthia Maxwell Susan and John Pohl Mickey and Pattie Smith Heidi and Kobi Yamada Susan Johnson John Maytum and Brandi Eskesen Donald and Ethel Pratt Steve Smith and Tamara Walker Mrs. Glen B. Youell Jill Jones Bryan and Deb Mazza Mary Price Spectrum Glass Co., Inc. John and Leah Young Kasey Kahne Foundation Ferrol and Damon McCartney Pro Formance Racing School Phillip W. Spencer Hans Kemp Heather McCulloch Bradley and Caroline Probst Douglas and LeeAnn Steding Kestrel Estate View Vineyards Amy and Jonathan McCullough Melissa and Christopher Prock Amanda and Christopher Woodland Park Zoo makes every Kurt Kiefer and Mary Bonnie McEachern Chris Pysden Steen attempt to ensure the accuracy Williamson Nick and Krystle McEntire Margaret and Michael Quinn Sterling Realty Organization of these lists. If you find an error, Kristin Kildall and Gary Chris McFarlane and Brooks and Suzanne Ragen Andrea Stern and Joel please contact us so that we can Thomson Arianne Foulks Sarah Reid Seymour correct it: 206.548.2419. Thank you! Dana and Shane Kim James and Janice McGraw Reliable Mailing & Fulfillment Michal and Thomas Stewart Damian King and Frances and Robert McKorkle Inc. Philip and Susan Stoller *Deceased Eileen O’Connor-King Kelley and Hughes McLaughlin Renaissance Seattle Hotel Kelly A. Straight Richard and Betsy Kirby Teresa McNally and Legia Mishuk Eric and Diane Renstrom Michele and Paul Stutzman Kirkland Life Chiropractic Gina Meyers The Resort at Port Ludlow Summit Family Foundation Don and Alice Kirkman Michael Rosenberg Photography Carrie Rhodes Margaret and Kelly Taber Douglas and Willeen Klan Nicholas Michalski Jean Rhodes Mark Takagi and Connie Ricca

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Estate of Kathryn A. Bomer Jeff and Cammi Libby Family The Tagney-Jones Family Fund Thank you for Pope Steve Liffick, Rasa Raisys, at The Seattle Foundation Bob and Bobbi Bridge and Family Dave and Chris Towne T. Bradford and Lesley Canfield Byron W. and Alice L. Unico Investment Company YOUR continued Lisa and Mark Caputo Lockwood Foundation United Guaranty Corporation Carter Motors Inc Macy’s Jill and Scott Walker support! Estate of Ruth E. Collins Estate of Joseph and Estate of Levant Fredrick Jan and Jack Creighton Vivian McCann Wellington We are proud to recognize and honor Estate of Lorene E. Currier Keith & Mary Kay McCaw Wells Fargo Estate of Patricia Cutchlow Family Foundation Margie Wetherald and all those whose vision and long-term Estate of Victor Denny D.V. & Ida J. McEachern Len Barson financial commitment contribute to a Kenneth and Pamela Eakes Charitable Trust Coralyn Whitney and Estate of Ruth Ellerbeck McKinstry Dwight Gadd strong culture of philanthropy at the Estate of Helen I. Elstad Metropolitan Market Estate of Mertice C. Wilcox zoo and in the Northwest. Estate of Erma Irene Etue Alexandra and Charles Morse David and Sally Wright Total cumulative support is based on support pledged or received Estate of Anne P. Frame Estate of Bernard J. Nist and Susie and Paul Wyckoff through the fiscal year ending December 31, 2012, and includes Georgia Gerber and Claudine S. Nist WYCO Fund employer-matching gifts. Randy Hudson Northern Trust Leona M. Geyer Trust Sandra and Phil Nudelman ADDITIONAL GENEROUS $10 MILLION + $500,000 + Wayne and Anne Gittinger Brad and Kathy Nysether SUPPORTERS Anonymous Alaska Airlines Joan Gray and Harris Hoffman Mark and Vickie Nysether Ancient Order of United The People of the Apex Foundation Estate of Elaine Green Eldridge Shirley and Eldon Nysether Workmen Evergreen City of Seattle BECU Jerry and Lyn Grinstein The Nysether Family Lodge No. 2 The People of King County Estate of Richard G. Buckley Group Health Cooperative Foundation Donna Benaroya Joshua Green Foundation of Puget Sound John and Deanna Oppenheimer Mylo and Marion Charlston $5 MILLION + The Jacobsen Family Grousemont Foundation Family Kathie Claypool and Estate of Lucille J. Johnston Gull Industries, Inc. Robert and Lynn Ormsby Conservation International Tom McManus Kresge Foundation Mike Halperin and Jodi Green Family Bill & Melinda Gates The Coca-Cola Bottling The Leslie Fund Rosemarie Havranek and Keith and Janet Patrick Foundation Company of Washington Inger and Allan Osberg Nathan Myhrvold PCC Natural Markets Microsoft Corporation William and Sandy Dunn PACCAR William Randolph Hearst Nancy and Mark Pellegrino Katharyn Gerlich Safeco Insurance Foundation Pepsi Beverages Company $1 MILLION + Dr. Nick and DeEtte Johnson The Seattle Foundation Jan Hendrickson Jim and Gaye Pigott Juniper Foundation Anonymous (3) Seattle Rotary Service Mary Hogue and Family Robert Plotnick and Jeff and Robin Leppo Family Estate of Millie Albee Foundation Holland America Line Gay Lee Jensen Bill Lewis The Paul G. Allen Family U.S. Bank HomeStreet Bank Cam and Tori Ragen Family Pendleton & Elisabeth Carey Foundation Maggie, Doug and Kina Walker Robert and Debora Horvath Ray’s Boathouse, Café Miller Charitable Foundation Linda and Tom Allen Family Family and Catering Larry and Rhonda Nelsen Rick and Nancy Alvord Family $100,000+ Howard Hughes Medical Roger Williams Park Zoo The Norcliffe Foundation Bank of America Institute Barbara Sando Anonymous (10) Ginny and Michael Pigott Bezos Family Foundation John C. and Karyl Kay Hughes Helen E. and Florence B. Adventures of Riley ™ Family The Boeing Company Foundation Schenk Endowed Fund Alaska Distributors, Inc. Mark Pigott Family Brown Bear Car Wash and Marvin and Patricia Hurtgen The Schofield Family Chap and Eve Alvord Puget Sound Energy The Victor Odermat Family Institute of Museum and Seattle City Light Elias and Karyl Alvord James W. Ray Chase Library Services Seattle Seahawks Nancy and Buster Alvord Seattle Public Utilities Cole & Weber Estate of Virginia W. Iverson The Seattle Times ARAMARK Corporation Dale and Carol Sperling Hugh and Jane Ferguson Gerry Johnson and Linda Rob Short and Emer Dooley Stuart and Susan Ashmun Family Foundation Larson Robert and Diane Attachmate Corporation Estate of John S. Tilner Kreielsheimer Foundation Floyd and Delores Jones Shrewsbury II and Family Alta and Stan Barer Rogers and Julie Weed Helen Mull Foundation Kenneth R. Sinibaldi, DVM Barrientos and Wright Family Wilburforce M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust K&L Gates LLP Snoqualmie Tribe Bartell Drugs Kathryn Williams Estate of Dorlesca H. Ryan Estate of Paul Keating Sound Community Bank Dan and Jill Becker Stuart, Lucy, Charlie, Peter and Charles and Lisa Simonyi Sharon and Duff Kennedy Estate of Joy Spurr Ben Bridge Jeweler Boo Williams Fund for Arts and Sciences James M. Kunz Trudy and Harold Stack Z. William and Hilde M. Ben and Julie Wolff The True Family Jim and Jean Kunz Laurie Stewart Birnbaum Endowment Fund Wong, Doody, Crandall, Patty and Jonathan Lazarus Althea and Sam Stroum BNY Mellon Wealth Wiener and Family Management WWW Foundation

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Jean F. Thompson The Walt Disney Corporation Sarah and Rebecca Ryan Thank you for Helen E. Ashe and Washington Holdings Ingrid Sabee Beryl A. Thompson Wright Runstad & Company Sawyer Nicolas Saliba Myrna and Don Torrie Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo YOUR continued Dave and Chris Towne ESTATE GIFTS Class of Spring 2012 Mary Ann and Steven Urlacher Donna Schram Estate of Ruth E. Collins Sharon Ann Uluwehi Vaughn Janet Schumacher support! Estate of Lorene E. Currier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vogt Alex Scoggins Estate of Robert J. Ellrich Jill and Scott Walker David Selk (3) These generous donors have recognized Estate of Ben and Mike Waller and Kate Serena Sherwood the zoo in their estate plans, ensuring that Pearl Graham Grieshaber Sasha Shor (2) Estate of Verna Johansson Douglas Weisfield Capt. Mark Shuler our mission continues to have a positive Estate of Paul Keating Howard and Victoria Wellman Mike Simon (2) impact well into the future. Estate of Frank R. Lunetti Allan Ray Wenzel Isabelle Smith Estate of Michael G. Ofsthus Margie Wetherald and Wilson E. Smith Estate of Dorlesca H. Ryan Len Barson Elisabeth Sotak and Estate of Stephanie L. Spar Coralyn W. Whitney Sean Richardson (6) Estate of Stephanie J. Wagner Anonymous (19) Ardie and Jerry Johnson Laurie Stewart Estate of Levant Fredrick Ms. Anna L. (Birdie) Adams Thomas Jordan and Kelly MATCHING GIFTS Keith and Susan Streckenbach Wellington Gwen A. Anderson Jordan Audrey and Dean Stupke Adobe Systems, Inc. Steve Averill Lilly A. Kassos Greg Thatcher Aetna Foundation, Inc. GIFTS IN HONOR OF Michael Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Kleemann Matthew Van Dyke AIG Donna Benaroya Larry Knudsen Jill Walker Alaska Airlines Foundation Marley Alexander Linda and George Berkman Douglas Koss Douglas Wertz Amgen Foundation Mercedes Alice Dominique Bideau Gary Kunis Margie Wetherald and Len AT&T Foundation Carson and Camden Allen Florence Bliss Jim and Jean Kunz Barson Automatic Data Processing Rick and Nancy Alvord (2) Mark Blitzer Mary and Tim Lawrence Stuart Williams Bank of America Charitable Lily Barto (2) The Borg Family Charitable Patty and Jonathan Lazarus Chardy Wurdack Foundation Blair Remainder Unitrust Bill Lewis Susie Wyckoff (3) BECU Maryanne and Bill Blake Barbara L. Borylla Melinda Mackey-O’Brien Ket Dasher Wylie BNY Mellon Wealth Nathan Bledsoe Cathy Breen and Tim O’Brien Toriana and Bryson Zosel Management David Bunny Val and Lucille Cedarland Judsen Marquardt The Boeing Company Darin Collins Mylo and Marion Charlston Betty and Linda Marshall GIFTS IN MEMORY OF Bristol-Myers Squibb Inc. Lisa Dabek Kathie Claypool and The Jim and Cindy Maxwell CA Technologies Leonard deVries (2) Tom McManus Family All our loving pets no Chase Mark, Jami, Michael and John and Patricia Clearman Dennis McCleerey longer with us ChevronTexaco William Fox Dr. Natalie C. Coleman James and Janice McGraw Armani Costco Wholesale Giulia Michael and Charlotte Conwell Richard and Julianne McLean Helen Ashe (2) Expedia, Inc. Jessica Gorman Carol Crawford Michael McNamara Jean Belarde ExxonMobil Foundation Brian Gorr Charles Davis Michael M. and Marilyn Barry Joseph Booher Gates Archive, L.L.C. Ann Graves Michael and Gale Davis McQuaid Colette Butterfield (7) Bill & Melinda Gates Leslie Hanauer Marla and Terrell Deere Ingrid and Scott Mealer Elizabeth and Merle Foundation GMum and Papa Harder (8) Peter N. Dorsette Rose Mehan Christensen GE Foundation Courtney Harris Barry and Sandi Doust Constance Merwin Dakota Getty Images Seattle, Inc Mason, Zach and Cam Janet and Joel Dugan Lynn G. Meyer Olive Easterwood (2) Goldman, Sachs & Co. Harrington Carolyn Enloe Susan Meyer Jefferson Frederick Google Greg Harry Jeanne and Jack Fankhauser David and Dorene Miller Theodora Haslestad IBM Corporation Astrid and Magdalena Jean Feagin Helen Mull Harvey Hoober Key Foundation Henriksson Christina Federlein Trisha and Eric Muller Daniel Jaech (2) Kimberly-Clark Foundation Hunter Hodges, Lela Jelacic, Allison Feher Margaret Nason Devin Linnell Johnson Maguire Oil Company Kate Jelacic, Jacob Simon, Nancy L. Funk Ken and Vicki Neiman Alice Joy (12) Microsoft Corporation Luke Simon Marian Goddard Larry and Rhonda Nelsen Sophia Flynn Kavanaugh (10) Nintendo of America Bill Holt and Lorita Junglov Ray Goforth Jr. Sandra and Phil Nudelman Nicole Kehl (3) Pacifica Law Group LLP Hudson Herbert Goldman and Robert and Lynn Ormsby Julie Krick (2) Peach Foundation Deborah B. Jensen Erika Herfindahl John F. and Betty A. Parks Nate Mabee Pepsico Foundation Nora Lee John Ronald and Cathy Grant Sam and Susan Patton Max Plum Creek Timber Tom McCarthy and Julianna and Eric Griffin Marla Hamilton Peele Mary Lou McSherry Company LP Norma Cole Keith and Antje Gunnar Nancy and Mark Pellegrino Noah Miller Puget Sound Energy Taisha R. McFall Madeleine Roberts Hagen Linda Quirk Charlotte Muth Foundation Allison Morris Rodney, Deborah and Roman Cameron and Tori Ragen Bette Overby RealNetworks Maureen Morris Hagge Ted and Barbara Rothstein Annie Peterman Regence BlueShield Jane R. Nelson Cathie Hamilton Barbara Sando Sue Potts Russell Investment Group Rumi Nurani Maureen and John Harley Patti Savoy Cory Schultz Saltchuk Resources Aine O’Toole (12) Crystal Hayes Anne and John Searing Gary Eugene Shurtleff SAP Americas Sinead Payne Jan Hendrickson Mary Sexton James Smith (56) Snoqualmie Tribe Ryan Peckner Charles and Colleen Holbrook Kenneth Sinibaldi Ruby Lhianna Smith Sound Community Bank Mat Pellinger J. Marilyn Holstad Diane Spaulding Debbera Stecher (2) Starbucks Coffee Company Eleanor Petrowitz William Holt Kenmour Spencer Marjorie White (2) Sterling Realty Organization Bob Plotnick and Gay Jensen Marion W. Hopkins Jordan Sterling Colton Wilson Symetra Lynne Richter Gretchen Howard and Laurie Stewart Sandra Wittow U.S. Bancorp Foundation Estela, Mateo and Jerry Williams Rosanne Stukel UBS Financial Services Adriana Rocco Cynthia A. Howell Christine Sydneysmith Union Bank Marty and Leah Ross Robert and Luella Hull R. Jay and Martha Tejera

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