CELEBRATE 5HSRUWWR WKH&RPPXQLW\ This document is made available electronically by the Minnesota Reference Library This document is made available electronically Legislative as part of an ongoing digital archiving project. http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/lrl.asp

>7KHVXFFHVVIXOFRPSOHWLRQRIWKH+HDUWRIWKH=RRFDPSDLJQFUHDWHG DGGLWLRQDORSSRUWXQLWLHVIRUJXHVWVWRPDNHHPRWLRQDOFRQQHFWLRQV ZLWKZLOGDQLPDOVVXFKDVWKLVHQHUJHWLFVHDRWWHUIRXQGLQWKH DZDUGZLQQLQJ5XVVLDȠV*UL]]O\&RDVWH[KLELW)HDWXULQJWKHUHJLRQ ODQGVFDSHVDQGDQLPDOVRIWKH5XVVLDQ)DU(DVWWKHH[KLELWWUDQVSRUWV JXHVWVWRDODQGDQGLWVDQLPDOVKDOIZD\DURXQGWKHZRUOG@ GLUHFWRUVȠ MESSAGE >'($5)5,(1'6@ Thanks to your support, the Minnesota Zoo celebrated a butterflies. Made possible by the Minnesota Legacy record year! Amendment’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and supported by Morrie’s Automotive Group, these projects During the year, we welcomed more than 1.36 million join our other successful conservation initiatives, guests, the highest number in our 34-year history. We including ongoing field work with desert black rhinos are grateful to our 46,033 member households (also and Hartmann’s mountain zebras in Namibia; our 20-year an all-time high) who supported our Zoo with year- leadership role to save wild tigers; and our small grants round investments. Lastly, we celebrated the successful program that enables Zoo staff to participate in field conclusion of the Heart of the Zoo campaign, a public/ conservation efforts both here at home and around the private partnership that raised more than $76 million globe. All of these activities advance the Zoo’s work in from the State of Minnesota and thousands of donors, securing a future for the world’s wildlife. and transformed the experience of visiting the Minnesota Zoo. New and revitalized exhibits are critical to our success in inspiring guests to be better stewards of wild animals and The combined impact of these milestone achievements is the natural world. New exhibits attract more guests who, powerful. As the state’s largest environmental education inspired by our animals and their stories, can become center, the Minnesota Zoo believes (and evidence affirms) advocates and help spread the word and work toward that people who establish personal connections with solving our conservation challenges. Last November, we the natural world are more invested in protecting it. opened the new dhole (Asian wild dog) exhibit on the By serving record numbers of people and attracting Northern Trail, and today, three adorable pups are playing significant financial support, the Minnesota Zoo is and exploring under the watchful eye of the four adults building a community of conservation leaders and (and numerous human guests!). In May, we revealed our advocates who are motivated to save wild animals and revitalized Tropical Reef exhibit which now includes wild lands. hundreds of fish darting among bright artificial corals. Our education and conservation programs continued And we brought Dinosaurs! to the Zoo for the summer, to grow through the work of our staff, volunteers and delighting guests of all ages and helping them better Board of Trustees. For example, to meet the critical need understand the great dinosaur extinction of the Mesozoic of developing a workforce skilled in Science, Technology, Era. Engineering and Math (STEM), we hosted a planning Today, we are seeing potential for the greatest mass institute where teachers and Zoo staff worked together extinction of animal life since the time of dinosaurs, and to integrate engineering into their curricula and into this is sobering. But the Minnesota Zoo, in collaboration two new Zoo classes. We also launched a Distance with zoos and other conservation groups in the state Learning program that delivered science classes from and around the world, is working hard to protect the Zoo to 35 communities throughout the state, and we endangered species and ecosystems. As we reflect on are now developing new programs linking engineering our accomplishments of the past fiscal year, we also can applications and the animal world. celebrate our successes which offer hope, such as the birth We also celebrated the establishment of two new of the rare Amur tiger cub pictured on the cover. With Minnesota-based conservation programs: one to study your continued support, we hope to provide her and her and protect moose and one to preserve native prairie wild cousins with a very bright future indeed.

Ken Cutler Cassy Ordway Chair of the Board Chair of the Board Minnesota Zoo Minnesota Zoo Foundation

Lee C. Ehmke Melissa Parker Lindsay Director/CEO Executive Director Minnesota Zoo Minnesota Zoo Foundation  OUR SUCCESSES @ IRU @ &DUHȣ ȣ :HOOV RU JWKH XVH  =RRȠV @  WKH DȠV QG VFKRRO LQJHQHUJ\ H HFWRU VLQFOXGLQJ PHULFD HDVHLQWKH DODZDUHQHVV IRXU DULQDURZ @ DWWKH @ @ @ 03HQJXLQVRIWKH @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ SDJH IRUWKHSDVWQLQH\HDUV H[KLELWIURP0LQQHVRWD0RQWKO\PDJD]LQHDQGDȢ6LJQLˉFDQW

+RQRUHGE\Ȣ'DNRWD&RXQW\([FHSWLRQDO%XVLQHVVZRPHQ$ZDUGȣ IURPWKH0LQQHVRWDFKDSWHURIWKH3XEOLF5HODWLRQV6RFLHW\RI$ $IULFDQ&RDVW $FKLHYHPHQWIRU0DUNHWLQJȣDZDUGIURPWKH$VVRFLDWLRQRI=RRVD $TXDULXPVIRUWKHH[KLELWȠVȢ'RWKH:DGGOHȣFDPSDLJQ PRUHWRWKH=RRDSHUFHQWLQFUHDVHRYHUWKHSUHYLRXV\HDU %HDVWO\%DOO0DFDZ0DVTXHUDGH 7KDQNHGYROXQWHHUVZKRSURYLGHGKRXUVRIVHUYLFH HTXLYDOHQWRIDGGLWLRQDOIXOOWLPHVWDII +RQRUHG=RRYROXQWHHU$QG\$QGHUVRQD.$5(Ȣ(OHYHQ:KR UHFLSLHQW$QG\D\HDUROGUHWLUHGIDUPHUKDVYROXQWHHUHG )DUJR)DPLO\)DUP =RR'HSXW\'LUHFWRU&22&RQQLH%UD]LHO 5HFRJQL]HG)ULHQGVRIWKH0LQQHVRWD=RRZKRFRQWULEXWHG 5DLVHGDUHFRUGLQPLQXWHVIRU)XQG$1HHGDWWKH 5HFHLYHG&ODVVLFV$ZDUGȢEHVWDQQXDOUHSRUWȣIRUWKHIRXUWK\H 5HFRJQL]HGZLWKDȢ%HVWRIWKH7ZLQ&LWLHVȣDZDUGIRU +RQRUHGZLWKȢXQGHUȣUHFRJQLWLRQIRU=RR&RQVHUYDWLRQ'LU &HOHEUDWHGWKHELUWKVDQGKDWFKLQJVRIVHYHUDOLPSRUWDQWVSHFLH 5HFHLYHGWKH0LQQHVRWD:DVWH:LVH/HDGHU$ZDUGUHFRJQL]LQ $PXUOHRSDUGV$PXUWLJHUGKROHV6RXWKHUQWDPDQGXDV'H%UD]] PRQNH\/LQQHȠVWZRWRHGVORWKDQG%DOLP\QDK =RRȠVDFFRPSOLVKPHQWVLQSUHYHQWLQJDQGUHGXFLQJZDVWHLQFUHDV HIˉFLHQF\XVLQJHFRIULHQGO\SURGXFWVDQGUDLVLQJHQYLURQPHQW DPRQJVWDIIDQGJXHVWV 'U7DUD+DUULVE\WKH0LQQHDSROLV6W3DXO%XVLQHVV-RXUQDO 5HFHLYHGD0LQQHVRWD%XVLQHVVPDJD]LQHȢ7RS0DUNHWHU$ZDUG &HOHEUDWHGWKHWK$QQLYHUVDU\RI0XVLFLQWKH=RR /DXQFKHG:LOG5HDGHUVDZLOGOLIHUHDGLQJSURJUDPIRUJUDGHVȝ $ZDUGHGDQȢ+RQRUDEOH0HQWLRQ3LQQDFOHȣDZDUGE\WKH&HQWHUIRU ([SDQGHG0DWK'D\VWRWZRGD\VDQGDWWUDFWHGVWXGHQWVLQ NLQGHUJDUWHQWRWZHOIWKJUDGHVZKRZHUHH[SRVHGWRPDQ\ZD\VWR &HOHEUDWHGDUHFRUG\HDUIRU=RR&DPSZLWKDQLQHSHUFHQWLQFU PDWKHPDWLFVLQWKHLUHYHU\GD\OLYHV QXPEHURIFDPSHUVDQGDQHLJKWSHUFHQWLQFUHDVHLQWRWDOUHYHQX FKLOGUHQZKRUHDGDQLPDOERRNVE\DVSHFLˉFDXWKRUDQGPHHWWKH DQLPDOVWRH[FLWHWKHPDERXWWKHPDJLFRIUHDGLQJ ,QWHUDFWLYH/HDUQLQJDQG&ROODERUDWLRQIRUWKHLQDXJXUDO\HDUR 'LVWDQFH/HDUQLQJSURJUDPIXQGHGE\WKH0)RXQGDWLRQ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

YROXQWHHUV HGXFDWLRQ FRQVHUYDWLRQ RIWKH]RR UHFUHDWLRQ KHDUW OUR SUCCESSES CONSERVATION ZHVDYHZLOGDQLPDOV The Poweshiek skipperling, a skipperling, Poweshiek The @

CONSERVATION DQLPDOV ZHVDYHZLOG %877(5)/,(6 35$,5,( SDJH 6$9,1*0,11(627$Ƞ6 once-common butterfly in Minnesota’s prairies, has been not seen Several in our since state 2007. Zoo the In response, in population. declines steep experiencing also are species butterfly prairie other promote and preserve to designed 2012 in February program conservation butterfly a prairie launched habitats. diminishing their and butterflies native imperiled Minnesota’s of awareness Zoo dozens surveyed of remaining staff prairie have members in sites Minnesota assess to the status of As survival. their to contribute to solutions develop and threats, identify species, butterfly rare several establish to Michigan and in Wisconsin partners with collaborating are we extinction, against a hedge and rear to attempting are also We skipperling. Poweshiek the Zoo for the at populations breeding Mississippi the of east extinct largely is now that butterfly prairie an iconic fritillary, regal the breed River. for variation genetic geographic of first study the conduct to a laboratory developing are we Finally, Zoo guests. for resources media educational creating and species, butterfly prairie several > CONSERVATION

CONSERVATION SDJH >6$9,1*$085/(23$5'6@ It’s been nearly 17 years since our last Amur leopard birth, so we’re thrilled about our two cubs, born on May 29, 2012, to first-time mother and father, “Polina” and “Chobby.” These cubs are of particular significance because Amur leopards are one of the most endangered species of cats in the world, with fewer than 40 remaining in the wild. To help preserve this rare species, the Russian government is reviewing a proposal to reintroduce these animals from zoo-bred lineages into a nature reserve in the Russian Far East that was once home to Amur leopards. Our hope is that the proposal will move forward and that our cubs will be candidates for this reintroduction program. The Minnesota Zoo continues to raise funds for Amur leopard conservation, along with 13 coalition members of the Amur Leopard and Tiger Alliance (ALTA). We receive donations from Zoo guests in the Russia’s Grizzly Coast Conservation Cabin, from donors in Minnesota, and from other North American zoos. Since 2007, we have provided nearly $100,000 to support field conservation efforts, including programs to curb poaching, set up camera traps to monitor wild Amur leopards, and educate children in the Russian Far East about the importance of saving these magnificent animals.

>0226(0<67(5<81'(567$1',1*$0,11(627$,&21@ Moose populations have declined by more than 50 percent in Minnesota since 2006, and there is concern that this species may soon be lost from the state entirely. Evidence suggests that rising temperatures in northern Minnesota may be contributing to the decline, but our understanding of how moose respond to temperature changes is incomplete. To better understand the physiological responses of moose, the Minnesota Zoo began research in 2012 to identify temperature and humidity thresholds above which moose become heat-stressed. We also went into the field to study whether they modify their habitat selection behavior based on temperature. The Minnesota Zoo will use the results to develop management recommendations aimed at preventing the loss of Minnesota’s largest wild animal. >'(6,*1,1*$02'(/)255+,12&216(59$7,21@ Currently in South Africa, poachers kill an average of two rhinos every day. Conversely, just to the north in Namibia, only one rhino in the past 18 years has been lost to poachers, testimony to Namibia’s long-standing tradition of applying community-based solutions to the protection of rhinos. The partnership between the Minnesota Zoo, The Nature Conservancy’s Africa Program, and the Namibian conservation organization Save the Rhino Trust continues to build on this tradition by expanding and strengthening the community-based approach of active monitoring in the protection of endangered rhino populations. In 2012, we worked with The Nature Conservancy to raise funds for a new Rhino Ranger Incentive Program that will expand monitoring efforts in the region by equipping, training, and conducting joint patrols with a new generation of community rangers. During the past year, we also worked to develop nationally-accredited Responsible Rhino Tourism training curricula to promote tourism that benefits both rhinos and the communities.

>&5($7,1*$7,*(5&216(59$7,21/(*$&<@ The Minnesota Zoo has been a respected leader in tiger conservation since it opened in 1978. The Tiger Species Survival Plan (SSP®)—one of the very first SSPs—was developed at our Zoo to create a scientific, collaborative, and coordinated approach to the management of an endangered species in captivity. This approach has since been duplicated by zoos for the benefit of many endangered species. Today, Minnesota Zoo staff still coordinate the Tiger SSP, which launched the Tiger Conservation Campaign in January 2012 to raise awareness of the plight of these animals and raise money for their conservation. More than $30,000 was received for wild tiger conservation efforts in fiscal year 2012 and an additional $20,000 was pledged. At the same time, the Zoo celebrated the birth of a tiger cub pictured on the cover of this annual report. Representing roughly 350 Amur tigers in the wild, her birth is a significant victory in ensuring the continuation of these animals for generations to come. What an extraordinary and heartwarming ambassador for her wild counterparts!

CONSERVATION SDJH EDUCATION ZHWHDFKSHRSOHRIDOODJHV EDUCATION

ZHWHDFKSHRSOH RIDOODJHVȨ

>('8&$7,1**8(676$%2877+(:25/'2)%,5'6@ Zoo animals are ambassadors for their species, helping guests expand their views of the natural world and learn more about their relatives in the wild. One extraordinary way to make that connection is at the Zoo’s World of Birds Show, which began its first full season in the new Target® Learning Center in October 2011. Soaring hawks, endangered macaws, talking parrots, majestic owls, and many more rare and beautiful birds help tell the story of approximately 10,000 bird species in the world, 13 percent of which are threatened or endangered. The Zoo’s birds demonstrate free-flight natural behavior while Zoo staff share stories about the natural abilities of birds, the challenges they face in the wild, the diversity of species on our planet, and the importance of natural habitats.

EDUCATION SDJH

EDUCATION SDJH >(1*$*,1*&,7,=(16,1&216(59$7,21@ Throughout the year, speakers came to the Zoo to share their conservation expertise as part of the Our World Speaker Series, supported by Rasmussen College. Committed to increasing public awareness and support, the Zoo hosted nine free lectures for 952 guests, sparking interest in issues as wide-ranging as the importance of bees to the health of Minnesota’s ecosystem, to the status of two of the world’s top predators. Through education and awareness, the Minnesota Zoo is inspiring conservation leaders to help save wild animals and wild lands.

>'(/,9(5,1*&/26((1&2817(56@ As Zoo guests always enjoy learning more about wild animals, we are now offering Close Encounters, a new program that gives our guests more opportunities to view enrichment and training activities while the animals are on exhibit. During the past year, we increased enrichment activities considerably so that our animals could both learn to participate in their own health care (allowing keepers and vets to do exams, administer medications, or give injections), as well as to enable the animals to make choices and express their natural behaviors. By facilitating greater staff engagement with our guests, the Close Encounters program creates yet another layer of enrichment – for both our animals and our guests.

>5(&(,9,1*$:$5'6)257($&+,1*/$1*8$*(6 &8/785(6@ In October 2011, the Minnesota Zoo received the Pro Lingua Award from the Minnesota Council on the Teaching of Languages and Culture for our World Language Days program. The award recognizes the Zoo’s role in helping to teach languages and cultures to Minnesota students, as well as the Zoo’s support for the language teaching profession. Launched in 1979 as a way to attract new audiences to the Zoo, World Language Days, supported by a grant from MOM Brands, provides students with a field trip to the Zoo where they discover fascinating facts about our animals and their habitats, all in the language of the day. The program began with three languages—French, German and Spanish—and today has grown to include Japanese, Chinese, and American Sign Language. The program has grown from 1,600 students to more than 6,000 students in 2012. >5($&+,1*%(<21'285*$7(6@ Imagine living 388 miles from the Minnesota Zoo. That’s how far the folks from Warroad, Minnesota would need to travel to visit. Instead, we bring the Zoo to them. Zoomobile, our premiere outreach program, celebrated a record year, traveling 29,571 miles to 40 counties and sharing the Zoomobile animal collection with 53,027 people. Schools, hospitals, senior citizen homes, libraries, community centers – all welcomed a cadre of Zoo animals which educated, entertained, and inspired participants. Zoomobile naturalists introduced “Annie” the great horned owl, “Monte” the ball python, and “Ouch” the porcupine, among many program animals that serve as ambassadors for wild animals and the natural world.

>*(77,1*7((16 7($&+(56287,1727+(:,/'@ One of the best ways to connect people to the natural world is by immersing them in biodiversity hot spots and giving them hands-on experiences in wildlife conservation. In 2012, as part of the Zoo’s educational travel programs for teens and teachers, high school students observed Olive Ridley sea turtles laying eggs on a Costa Rican beach and planted native trees in the cloud forests. Across the ocean in South Africa, teachers witnessed a rare sighting of a leopard feeding on its prey high in a natal mahogany tree in Kruger National Park and engaged in penguin conservation efforts around the Cape Point Peninsula. Both students and teachers came home with great photos and unforgettable memories, but more importantly, they returned with a new appreciation for conservation and the inspiration to share their passion for preserving wildlife and wild places with others.

EDUCATION SDJH

>3527(&7,1*2852&($16@ For every Minnesotan who loves seafood (and for those who simply love our oceans), the Zoo significantly expanded its sustainable seafood education program in fiscal year 2012 with the launch of Fish Smart, a program designed to help protect the environment by increasing the availability of sustainable seafood in the Twin Cities. Thanks to a grant from the Walton Family Foundation, Fish Smart builds public awareness to inspire people to make informed decisions that can create positive changes for our oceans’ fish populations, nearly 80 percent of which are exploited, many nearing collapse. As part of Fish Smart, the Zoo is partnering with Whole Foods Markets of Minnesota to introduce a “Fish of the Month” program that encourages consumers to buy sustainable seafood. Each month, all Whole Foods Markets in Minnesota carry a selection at their stores, and Fish Smart partner chefs, including Chef Robert Wohlfeil from The Oceanaire Seafood Room in Minneapolis and Chef James Kohler from Luci Ancora and Ristorante Luci in Saint Paul, share their preparations and receipes for each monthly selection. >&211(&7,1*678'(176$7$',67$1&(72$1,0$/6$1'1$785(@ To reach students who may not be able to visit the Minnesota Zoo, we launched a Distance Learning program in February 2012, following a year of development and testing. Thanks to funds from the Legacy Amendment’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and with a grant from the 3M Foundation, our Distance Learning program boasts a video conferencing studio with a high definition monitor; a high- zoom camera for close examination of biomaterials and props; a custom-built transport and display box for the Egyptian fruit bats used during programs; and a “green” screen for Weather Channel-style video integration. In addition, cameras are now capturing the activities of live animals in three Zoo exhibits, with plans to greatly expand in the months ahead, creating just one more way for students to experience the Zoo from a distance. The first two Distance Learning programs available in 2012 included “Moose Mystery: Minnesota’s Vanishing Icon” and “Calls from the Wild: Exploring Animal Communication.” In just four months, the Zoo delivered 35 separate programs to students in ten Minnesota counties, and reached audiences in Ohio, Michigan, New York, and Texas. To meet the growing Minnesota and national demand for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) curriculum in classrooms, the Zoo is now developing new programs to be launched in the 2012-2013 school year, focusing on engineering and the animal world.

EDUCATION SDJH RECREATION ZHGHOLYHUIXQ RECREATION

ZHGHOLYHUIXQ

>:$/.,1*,17+()22767(362)',126$856@ It was an extraordinary time travel experience when Zoo guests entered Dinosaurs!, a summer 2012 blockbuster exhibit sponsored by Think Mutual Bank. Featuring 15 larger-than-life animatronic dinosaurs, the exhibit included Tyrannosaurus Rex, Giganotosaurus and Brachiosaurus, who spit, roared, and reared. Representing the Mesozoic Era, approximately 230 million to 65 million years ago, the exhibit’s unique plants, natural landscape and remote environment created an “out of this world” experience that helped contribute to the Zoo’s record-breaking attendance this year. Daytime attendance during the exhibit totaled 732,792 guests, 44 percent of whom visited Dinosaurs!

RECREATION SDJH

RECREATION SDJH >%5,1*,1*/2&$//<*52:1727+(=22Ƞ6)$50(56Ƞ0$5.(7@ The Zoo welcomed the summer season with its first ever Farmers’ Market, giving local residents and Zoo guests the chance to purchase fresh produce and other goods while supporting their local farmers and community. The Market also included weekly food demonstrations and Seafood Throwdown competitions organized by Fish Smart, another Minnesota Zoo program committed to sustainable, ocean-friendly fishing and aquaculture.

>75$16)250,1*7+(&25$/5((),1727+(7523,&$/5(()@ The most peaceful place at the Minnesota Zoo was transformed this past year into a new Tropical Reef, an underwater cove of beautiful fish and relaxing ambient sounds. Formerly known as the Coral Reef, located in the Tropics Trail building, our newly-renovated Reef now includes realistic new artificial coral, an improved filtration system, better viewing areas, and hundreds of fish including new species such as the bluespot boxfish, lemonpeel angelfish, and sunburst butterfly fish. One of the most popular elements of the exhibit continues to be the interactive dive show, when aquarists scuba dive in the giant aquarium and answer guests’ questions while under water. The most commonly-asked question? “Just how many fish are in that tank anyway?” (Currently 350 and growing to about 600 next year).

>&211(&7,1*:,7+<281*352)(66,21$/6@ Two years ago, a group of young professionals formed YPAC (Young Professionals Advisory Council) and was tasked with creating an organization whose purpose is to engage this demographic with the Minnesota Zoo and its mission to connect people, animals, and the natural world. The result was AZUL, a membership-based organization of over 100 like-minded young professionals who are truly committed to conservation, education, and social activities in support of the Minnesota Zoo. This past year, AZUL hosted its second Warm Up in the Wild event and its first Wild Night at the Beastly Ball; participated in an Earth Day Clean Up in conjunction with Friends of the Mississippi River; raised $3,000 for our Tiger Conservation Campaign; and hosted its first Conservation Conversation. These intimate conversations provide AZUL members with opportunities to learn about short- and long-term volunteer projects, and to talk with local conservationists about career options. >$0%$66$'256)5207+(:,/'62)7+()$5($67@ The Zoo launched a new American/European partnership to help secure a future for the newest addition on the Northern Trail–dholes (pronounced ‘dōls), also known as Asian wild dogs. With possibly fewer than 2,500 animals left in the wilds of Thailand, Russia, China, and India, dholes’ major threats include habitat loss, lack of prey, and disease from domestic and feral dogs. Currently, dholes are found at only two other zoos in the United States. But working together with the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EAZA) and the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), the Minnesota Zoo will expand both the U.S. and European dhole breeding programs. We’re off to a promising start: in May, three pups were born, significant births that will help ensure a self-sustaining population for many years to come.

>7+(=22)$5072)25.352-(&7@ We all expect to eat fresh, locally grown and sustainable vegetables when dining out at fine restaurants throughout the Twin Cities. But it’s also what our guests are served at the Minnesota Zoo, thanks to the Zoo’s garden at the Wells Fargo Family Farm. Partnering with our on-site caterer Lancer Hospitality and working with Zoo volunteers David Schmidt, Bob Erickson and Sara Klasky, the Zoo launched a sustainability program called Farm to Fork. The Wells Fargo Family Farm is a working farm where volunteers plant and harvest various crops such as Big Boy and cherry tomatoes, jalapenos, bell peppers, Romaine lettuce, and cucumbers. By using the locally-grown produce of Farm to Fork, Lancer Hospitality and the Zoo reduce consumption of fossil fuels in the transport of food products, eliminate wasteful packaging, and reduce the use of pre- packaged, processed foods on the menu.

RECREATION SDJH CELEBRATE! ZHDFKLHYHRXUJRDOV CELEBRATE! SDJH CELEBRATE!PDNLQJRXUYLVLR

>7KHYLVLRQDULHVDQGFRPPXQLW\OHDGHUVZKRSODQQHGDQGEXLOWWKH 0LQQHVRWD=RRLQWKHVLQWHQGHGWREXLOGRQHRIWKHZRUOGȠVJUHDW]RRV RQHWKDWZRXOGEHFRPHDYLWDOFRQVHUYDWLRQDQGHGXFDWLRQRUJDQL]DWLRQ DQGHQULFK0LQQHVRWDȠVULFKFXOWXUDOIDEULFIRUJHQHUDWLRQVWRFRPH7RGD\ VWUHQJWKHQHGE\DQDFWLYHGHFDGHRISK\VLFDOWUDQVIRUPDWLRQDQGSURJUDP JURZWKWKH=RRLVZHOORQLWVZD\WRIXOˉOOLQJWKDWJUHDWSURPLVH@ RQDUHDOLW\ In 2006, we launched the largest fund- largest the launched In 2006, we  @ CELEBRATE! RXUJRDOV ZHDFKLHYH )257+(0,11(627$=22 0,//,21  raising campaign in the Zoo’s history and transformed the experience of visiting the Minnesota Zoo. Zoo. Minnesota the visiting of experience the transformed and history Zoo’s in the campaign raising foundation and corporate, individual, gifts from and Minnesota of State the from support to Thanks strengthen and sustain to million $76 than more raised Zoo campaign the of Heart the donors, Zoo. leading world Minnesota’s wildlife, with connect to guests for opportunities more created Zoo campaign the of Heart The and places wild the for appreciation a deeper gain and activities, educational and in science participate guests our activating and inspiring are We world. the around people and animals sustain that habitats places. wild and animals wild world’s the conserve to community our and >  YOU & THE ZOO

>:(3$57,(':,7+$385326(@ To raise money for our Zoo and to learn more about animals and the threats that are affecting them each and every day, the 2012 Beastly Ball Macaw Masquerade and its 530 guests raised nearly a half million dollars, including a record-breaking $80,000 for Fund-A-Need targeted for conservation activities both in Minnesota and around the world. Beastly Ball Chair Carol Bossman and her committee created a magical evening of dining and dancing while guests opened their hearts and their wallets, joining together to support the Zoo. For the first time ever, the Beastly Ball also included Wild Night, a “crash-the-ball” event sponsored by AZUL, the Zoo’s young professionals’ organization.

>&/2&.:,6()520/()7@ Clockwise from left: Maggie Walsh, Regan Gray, Warren Herreid, Jeannine Rivet, and Benit Gray; Carol Bossman, Lee Ehmke, Melissa Lindsay, and Lee Valsvik; Bryan and Jennie Smith; and Christopher Parish and Danielle Faribault %HDVWO\%DOO >&/2&.:,6( )520723 /()7@ Hanna Buckley; Carmen and Jim Campbell; Katie and Jason Stockwell; Mardi and Ron Ringling; Carnaval Brasilero samba dancers and Nicholas Zimet; and Julie and Doug Craven

YOU & THE ZOO SDJH  YOU & THE ZOO

>:(/,.(72&(/(%5$7(@ Throughout the year, the Zoo hosted events for members, music lovers, donors, community leaders, runners, golfers, foodies, and more. We enjoyed our beer and wine. We had fun running with our kids and families, golfing with our friends and coworkers, and listening to amazing music. We opened our gates to honor those who have served our country. We closed our gates so that those with different abilities could have the Zoo to themselves. And we escaped the winter blues by creating our very own Tropical Beach.

>&/2&.:,6()520/()7@ Music in the Zoo, Brew at the Zoo, Tiger Tracks 5K, William David Romans Golf Classic, Zoo Day at the Capitol, Fish Bites

YOU & THE ZOO SDJH The Cities 97 Sampler Travelers &DPSDLJQ'RQRUV Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Companies, Inc. July 1, 2006–June 30, 2012 Lee C. Ehmke Treasure Island Emerson Process Management - Resort & Casino 9LVLRQDULHV Rosemount, Inc. Jon and Donna $1,000,000 Estate of Sheldon I. Greenberg Tremmel 3M Foundation DONORS Michael and Patricia Hatch The Valspar Cargill Foundation Alfred and Brenda Iversen Foundation Edward Dayton Family Fund Ray and Susan Johnson Waste Management KHDUWRIWKH]RR Medtronic Foundation Doug Jones Family Foundation Target William O. Lund, Jr. & Natalie C. 6WHZDUGV $10,000-$24,999 Lund Charitable Foundation Bridget and Ross Levin )RXQGHUV Alkire Family Foundation $500,000-$999,999 Mayo Clinic Candace Hunter Lex Mercedes Foundation Andersen Corporate Foundation Melissa and Lynn Lindsay Carmen and Jim Campbell/The The Arbogast Family Marshall & Isley Bank Campbell Foundation Greg and DeLonne Miller Minnesota Pork Producers Judee Arnstein and Michael Lindsay Matrix Foundation Ellie and Tom Crosby Associated Bank The S. and T. McCarthy Fund Flint Hills Resources Association MOM Brands Audubon Commission Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family General Mills Foundation Banfield Pet Hospital Fund Hormel Foods Corporation Leni and David Moore, Jr. Susan Morisato and Tom Remec Boston Scientific Foundation McGrann Shea Carnival Straughn & Peter Maritz Briggs and Morgan, P.A. Lamb, Chartered National Science Foundation M. A. Mortenson Company S. Bartley and Harriet V.K. Osborn William J. Brody and Bronwen L. Farrah McKinney 'LUHFWRUV Roger and Michele Sit Cound Christine M. McKnight $250,000-$499,999 TCF Foundation Nicholas Burke and Susan Slattery The McNeely Foundation Ecolab Think Mutual Bank Burke Merrill Communications LLC Donald H. Hageman and Ruth A. The Watchmaker Family Burlington Northern Santa Fe Messerli & Kramer, P.A. Hageman Trust Foundation Minnesota Agricultural Education 6XVWDLQHUV Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Leadership Council K.A.H.R. Foundation $25,000-$49,999 KAYTEE Products, Inc. Century Link Debra Mitts-Smith and Marschall Donald Weesner Charitable Trust ADC Foundation Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation Smith Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota Barbara and Joe Ali Charles H. Clay Family CLAT Trust MPC William W. and Nadine M. McGuire Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Columbus Zoo and Aquarium National Fish and Wildlife Family Foundation Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Bruce and Karen Cords Foundation & Exxon, Save the Foundation Kevin L. Crudden and Louise Segreto Tiger Fund %HQHIDFWRUV The Bentson Foundation The Dellwood Foundation National Trust for Historic $100,000-$249,999 Chrysler Group LLC Arline B. Dimond Trust Preservation Best Buy Children’s Foundation Cub Foods/Cub Cares Community Doug and Tricia Dirks Ford and Catherine Nicholson Ken and Linda Cutler Foundation Philip and Donna Dobrzynski The Oregon Zoo Foundation Mary Lee Dayton Dakota Electric Association Donaldson Company, Inc. John and Susan Palombo Sharon and Chester Ellingson, III Dickerson Park Zoo Mike and Lisa Doyle The Pentair Foundation Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Dougherty & Company LLC Eunice L. Dwan 1991 Irrevocable Tracy L. Peterson and Matthew Foundation Bob and Mary Fayfield Trust Goettsch Harry and Patricia Haynsworth Gold’n Plump Poultry John and Nicole Erickson Rasmussen College Steve and Jan Kirchner Great Clips IMAX Theatre Ernst & Young LLP RBC Foundation - USA KPMG LLP The Paul and Suzanne Hanifl Gary and JoAnn Fink The Margaret Rivers Fund Land O’Lakes Foundation Foundation Rodney H. Forristall Chris Roberts and Ric Larson Midwest Dairy Association James and Laurie Hayes The Fredrikson & Byron Foundation Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi LLP The Nature Conservancy Charlene Massey Jundt Eric and Tammy Galler John and Lois Rogers Michael M. Parish Ross E. Kramer, Messerli & Kramer John and Suzanne Gappa Patricia Ronning Family Foundation Piper Jaffray Companies Julie Kunkel and Thomas Hall Bernard Granum Ryland Homes John and Sandra Roe Foundation Dana Lindsay and Tim Pabst Gray Plant Mooty Diane Schmidt Service Systems Associates David and Anne Luther Mark and Pam Greiner Mendon F. Schutt Family Fund of The Toro Giving Program Macy’s Bill and Aimee Guidera The Minneapolis Foundation U.S. Bancorp Foundation James P. Mayer and Rochelle M. Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Jeffery and Maryellen Seeley Uponor Gunn Inc. Jeffrey and Helene Slocum Walton Family Foundation Michael and Lisa McGinn Michael and Shannon Happe Rick and Jill Smith Jim and Jan Zicarelli Minneapolis Portfolio Management Bruce E. and Terry L. Hutchins George and Linda Steiner Group Family Fund of The Minneapolis Joe C. and Amy Swedberg 6SRQVRUV Mark and Katie Mortenson Foundation $50,000-$99,999 John and Diane Tapper Karla and Peter B. Myers I.C. System Inc. Tennant Foundation American Association of Zoo Phil and Cassy Ordway - Nushka Steve and Susie Jedlund Terhuly Foundation Inc. Keepers Fund John Deere Foundation Brian Uhlhorn and Melissa Aveda Corporation The Patchwork Charitable Joe and Cathy Kalkman Nonnemacher Marilyn C. Benson Foundation In Memory of Bill and Garnett Karel M. Weigel Theodore and Elizabeth Benz Jeff and Mary Jo Pflaum Kirchner The Frederick & Margaret L. Matt and Stacy Bogart Red Wing Shoe Company William H. and Sarah B. Kling Weyerhaeuser Foundation Forrest and Renee Burke Foundation Donor Advised Fund of the The Whitney Foundation Bill Busch The Runice Family Minnesota Community Whole Foods Theodore J. and Alexandra S. Securian Foundation Foundation Christianson Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Chris, Angie, Hannah and Leo Chuck & Don’s Pet Food Outlet Community Larson

DONORS SDJH The Frederick & Margaret L. $QQXDO)XQG'RQRUV Weyerhaeuser Foundation July 1, 2011–June 30, 2012 ȝ  Alkire Family Foundation Jim and Carmen Campbell/The Cynthia Arnold and Peter Stahl Campbell Foundation Michelle H. Biros John and Sandra Roe Foundation Matt and Stacy Bogart K.A.H.R. Foundation Laura and Brett Bordelon Kimberly J. Bowman  Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation Mary Lee Dayton Theodore J. and Alexandra S. Estate of Sheldon I. Greenberg Christianson William O. Lund, Jr. & Natalie C. The Cords Family Fund of the Lund Charitable Foundation Lutheran Community Foundation Donald Weesner Charitable Trust Philip and Donna Dobrzynski ȝ Rodney H. Forristall The Bentson Foundation Eric and Tammy Galler Ellie and Tom Crosby John and Suzanne Gappa Edward Dayton Family Fund Mark and Pam Greiner The Minnesota Zoo is grateful to Leni and David Moore for their Sharon and Chester Ellingson, III Bill and Aimee Guidera leadership and generosity. James and Laurie Hayes Joshua Hanley and Margaret Peter Maritz Stapleton Rob and Sandee Heineman CONSERVATION ȝ Franz and Kersten Jevne Marilyn C. Benson Johnson-Erickson Fund of The Saint LEADERS & Forrest and Renee Burke Paul Foundation GRQRUSURˉOH Charles H. Clay Family CLAT Trust Joe and Cathy Kalkman SUPPORTERS Ken and Linda Cutler Scott and Cynthia Lambert Melissa and Lynn Lindsay Ȣ7KHWUXWKLV,KDYHDOZD\VORYHGDQLPDOVDQG Lee C. Ehmke Matrix Foundation FDUHGGHHSO\DERXWOLIHLQDOORILWVIRUPVȣUHˊHFWV The Paul and Suzanne Hanifl The S. and T. McCarthy Fund /HQL0RRUHȢ,WȠVHVVHQWLDOWKDWHYHU\RQHKDVWKH Foundation Walt McCarthy and Clara Ueland RSSRUWXQLW\WROHDUQDERXWWKHQDWXUDOZRUOGDQGLWV Michael and Patricia Hatch Dick and Joyce H. McFarland Family LQKDELWDQWVȣ/HQLFHUWDLQO\GLGGXULQJKHUFKLOGKRRG Ray and Susan Johnson Fund YLVLWVWRWKH&LQFLQQDWL=RR David and Anne Luther Mercedes Foundation Michael and Lisa McGinn $VDQDGXOWOLYLQJLQ1HZ

DONORS SDJH Kitty and David Crosby Bruce E. and Terry L. Hutchins Philip and Katherine Nason Fund of Kristian Wyrobek and Bonne Geib Ella P. Crosby* Family Fund of The Minneapolis The Saint Paul Foundation Darren and Anupama Young Bob, Pam and Jordan Cumming Foundation Ford and Catherine Nicholson Andrew and Kari Dahl/Dahlfin Jacobus Family Foundation George and Susan Niece  Group, LLC Steve and Susie Jedlund Jerry and Lisa O’Brien Family Fund Thomas and Marilyn Alderman Ken Darling Chris, Toya, Erick and Johanna Eugene and Julie Ollila Rayla Allison and Brenda Mathison Donna J. Daubendiek and Robert K. Johnson Paul Olson Kim and Gloria Anderson Samuelson Steve and Julie Jones Phil and Cassy Ordway - Nushka John Apitz and Mary Magnuson Richard and Theresa Davis Keith and Karen Kaestner Fund Cheryl Appeldorn and Tom Chad and Maggie Dayton Thomas A. Keller III Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ordway, Jr. Schnettler Douglas and Wendy Dayton James and Michelle King Dr. Richard R. and Amy S. Owen James W. and Debra K. Arneson Judson M. and Shelley M. Dayton Lynn Kirk Susan and John Palombo Jane and Elizabeth Astleford James G. and Megan M. Dayton Pat Koors Christopher Parish Dan Avchen and David Johnson Robert J. and Joan Dayton Kenneth Kornack and Liza Pryor Allegra Parker Shari Ballard Scott and Ann Dayton Jody and Mike Larimore Patricia Ploetz Ronald and Gay Lynn Baukol Donald L. and Karen B. DeGenaro LeJeune Family Foundation Robert and Rebecca Pohlad Johanna Bell/Burr Oak Group, Inc. The Dellwood Foundation Dana Lindsay and Tim Pabst Elizabeth Redleaf Andrew R. and Audrey L. Benjamin Jan Dickinson and Scott Veatch Frank Loth Kathy Rice and Greg Loek Arthur F. Bergstrom Doug and Tricia Dirks Reid and Ann MacDonald/Faribault Ritz Family Foundation Carol V. Bossman Mary C. Dolan Foods Chris Roberts and Ric Larson Mary S. Bowman Mary R. Dolliff Thomas L. and Susan A. Maggs John and Lois Rogers Richard and Terri Bowman Mike and Lisa Doyle The Mahley Family Foundation William and Diana Rouse Robert and Cheryl Bradford William Dunlap and JoAnne Pastel Phyllis M. Maritz Jeffrey and Kjersti Ruehle Peter and Maura Brew Lars and Molly Erdahl Jane K. Mauer Karen S. Rylander and Robert Richard A. Brimacomb Mark and Shannon Evenstad James P. Mayer and Rochelle M. Schachter Jude and Hanna Buckley The Fautsch Family Gunn Sanger Family Foundation Budd Family Fund Harold and Christine Foglesong Robert and Polly McCrea Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Schilling, Sr. Ellen L. Butler and Greg Hegdal James and Christine Ford Family Fund Mendon F. Schutt Family Fund of CDF Foundation James and Elizabeth Fulford Judy and Malcolm W. McDonald The Minneapolis Foundation Cecil and Penny Chally Bryce Gerber Family Charitable Account William and Carin Simpson Michael and Michelle Colbert Ellen D. Grace John and Aedie McEvoy Slaggie Family Foundation Douglas and Sands Coleman Fund of Raymond and Marian Gritche Dennis B. McGrath and Betsy Jacqueline Smith The Minneapolis Foundation Jim and Sharon Hale Buckley Rick and Jill Smith John and Kathryn Colwell Raymond Hall Christine M. McKnight Joe C. and Amy Swedberg Family Fund of The Minneapolis Daniel and Diane Hallberg Clayton and Denise McNeff The Taishoff Family Foundation Foundation Karyle Hanson Mary Ann McNeil and David John and Diane Tapper Peter and Sandra Coyle Michael and Shannon Happe Higgins Terhuly Foundation Inc. Becky and Mike Creglow Betty Hawk Mary H. and J. Milo Meland Family Robert J. Ulrich and Diane Sillik Mindy Dragisich and Brad Walz Joy and Jim Hayenga Fund Eric and Suzanne Walcher Kathy H. Drazen and Oliver W. Harry and Patricia Haynsworth Christopher and Carolyn Milos Walker Family Foundation Pittenger Curtis Helmer and Breanna The Moga Family Ann and David Wasson Wallace F. and Susan J. Boigenzahn Tom and Anne Mootz Karel M. Weigel Droegemueller Edwin and Elizabeth Hlavka Katherine B. and Kingsley H. Ann and Jim Winsor Robin and Pam Ehrlich Murphy Rufus R. and Elizabeth E. Winton Alan and Lollie Eidsness

LIKE FATHER, 1LQH\HDUROG&DGH+DQOH\ORYHVVFLHQFHZKHWKHUKHȠVLPPHUVHGLQVSDFHDQGDYLDWLRQ LIKE SON FDPSRUOHDUQLQJDERXWWKHIDVFLQDWLQJFUHDWXUHVDWWKH0LQQHVRWD=RR GRQRUSURˉOH $GYHQWXURXVYLVLWVWRWKH=RRZLWKKLVGDGKDYHQXUWXUHG&DGHȠVLQWHUHVWLQDQLPDOV SDUWLFXODUO\LQWKH=RRȠVWZRWUHHNDQJDURRV:K\"Ȣ7KH\DUHLQWHUHVWLQJDQLPDOVDQGQRW WRRPDQ\SHRSOHJHWWRVHHWKHPȣH[SODLQV&DGHȢ,ˉJXUHGRXWRQOLQHWKDWWKH\DUHJHWWLQJ WREHHQGDQJHUHGȣ :KHQKLVIDWKHUGHFLGHGWRLQFUHDVHKLVDQQXDOJLIWWRWKH=RR&DGHZDVLQVSLUHGWRPDNH KLVRZQJLIWWRR0RWLYDWHGE\KLVVSHFLDOIRQGQHVVIRUWUHHNDQJDURRV&DGHFKDOOHQJHG KLVVFKRROFODVVPDWHVWRFKLSLQZLWKWKHLURZQGRQDWLRQV7KHVWXGHQWVHQWKXVLDVWLFDOO\ DJUHHGDQGFRQVLGHUHGVHYHUDO=RRDQLPDOVZLWKWUHHNDQJDURRVDQGULYHURWWHUVDVWKHWZR ˉQDOLVWV5LYHURWWHUVZRQWKHˉQDOYRWHWRUHFHLYHWKHFODVVJLIW 8QGHWHUUHG&DGHEURXJKWKLVGDGWRWKH0LQQHVRWD=RRDQGGRQDWHGKLVRZQDOORZDQFHWR FDUHIRUWKHVZHHWPDUVXSLDOV&DGHZDVWUHDWHGWRDFORVHXSYLVLWZLWKWKHWUHHNDQJDURRV ZKRUHFHLYHGVSHFLDOWUHDWVRI\RJXUWDQGSRSFRUQȢ,IHOWYHU\JRRGȣUHPHPEHUV&DGH -RVK+DQOH\DSURIHVVLRQDOVRFFHUFRDFKDQGVWD\DWKRPHGDGLVGHOLJKWHGE\KLVVRQȠV JHQHURVLW\DQGGHWHUPLQDWLRQȢ&DGHLVDJUHDWNLGDQGZHDUHWHDFKLQJKLPDERXWJLYLQJȣ VDLG-RVKȢ:HWKLQNLWȠVLPSRUWDQWWRJLYHWRJRRGWKLQJVWKDW\RXEHOLHYHLQ:HȠYHEHHQ The Minnesota Zoo is grateful for this generous FRPLQJWRWKH=RRIRU\HDUVDQGDUHKDSS\WRVHHKRZWKH=RRNHHSVSURJUHVVLQJ,WȠV UHDOO\QLFHȣ support from two generations of Hanleys. Lee and Melissa Engler Steven and Amy Pfarr Katie Barrett Kramer and Matt Chris and Caroline Church Adrienne and Joshua English Carolyn and Buzz Pierce Kramer Elizabeth and Robert Claeys Scrimshaw Michael Pietig and Tara Peyerl Charles and Melanie Barry Susanne G. and Leonard A. Clark Brian and Susan Erickson Jackie Prince Walter and Jane Barry Anne and Bradley Clarkin Daniel and Amy Farsht Dawn and Joe Raasch Marissa and Andre Barte The Cliff Foundation, Global Gift The David R. and Elizabeth P. Fesler Butch and Ann Rahn Adam and Tina Barylak Fund Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation Lynne Rasmussen and Brian Nick and Karen Basil Warren and Susanne Cohen JoAnn M. Fleming O’Connell Debra and Scott Battenfeld Shelly and Erin Conley Jack and Melinda Fribley John Repucci and Debra Patten- Angela and Neil Baumgartner Debra and Charles Connelly Jeremiah and Karen Gallivan Repucci Rick and Judy Bawek Diane Cook Richard and Cathleen Giertsen David Ridley and Elvia Moreta Gregg and Brandi Beck Rex and Scott Cooper Steven and Mary Goldstein Ron and Mardi Ringling Linda J. Beck Todd Copic Amy and Julie Gudmestad Marian and L. Randal Rippy Michael and Ellen Bendel-Stenzel Carmelo Coppolino Matthew and Kathryn Hajicek David and Jaimi Romans Vern and Anne Benson James and Barbara Corcoran Robert and Sharon Halva Paul and Judith Romans John and Rita Bergen Matthew and Jennifer Cords James and Skye Hanson Scott and Angela Ross Colleen and Marlene Bertino Thomas Couillard and Jeanne Matthew and Jacqueline Haughey Paul and Pat Sackett Tanya and Joseph Bertrand Higbee Hawn Family Fund of The Frank and Stacy Sarno Dale and Janet Beumer David and Robin Councilman Minneapolis Foundation Marshall and Teleen Saunders, Lindsay and Scott Beuning Kenneth and Rachael Crabb Jenna and Matthew Haws RE/MAX Results Ted and Heather Bienapfl John and Denise Craig Mark Head and Andrea Nazarian Edwin and Lori Schultz Jason and Michelle Bilyeu Douglas and Julie Craven Scott and Jamie Honour David and Karen Scott Steven and Debra Binder Robert M. Crone and Mary Jane Howard Greg and Jennifer Sell Vernon and Sandra Binger Cameron-Crone Joyce Huff and David Lehman George and Denise Shouse Jim and Judi Blankenbaker Stewart and Lesley Crosby Chris and Val Jackson J. Thomas & Sharon M. Simpson Jeffrey and Amy Bloomquist John and Eva Cross Benjamin Jaffray Charitable Fund Blue Rock Charitable Fund of The Timothy and Nancy Crothers Alan R. and Judith E. Johnston Tom and Sharon Simpson Minneapolis Foundation Nancy Cuno-Schmitz and Julia L. Kaemmer Robert and Jenny Starkey Jerrold L. and Rachel Boardman Jeffery Schmitz Phyllis and Donald Kahn Doug and Carol Steenland Paul and Susan Bohnsack Andrew Currie and Lee and Colleen Kaibel Brian and Maria Sullivan Daniel and Barbara Bonsteel Ames Sheldon Elaine Kaney Tim and Naomi Tatarek Sarah Borchers and Brian Kingsley Paul and Kathleen Czerniak John and Paula Kelly Brian and Carolyn Taylor Susan Boren and Steve King David and Laurie Dahl Gail and Greg Kenton Timothy and Elizabeth Traff Linda and Wolfgang Boss Joanne and David Dalby Patricia G. Kielb The Jill & John Trautz Gift Fund Patty Bowman Edward and Pamela D’Avignon Sarah Kline-Stensvold and Jim William Volkmar and Sheri Rebecca Braun and Peter Goepfrich Ellis R. Davis Stensvold Brandvold Tim and Claudia Braun Mark and Jean Davis Karen Knott and Sonia Olson Jeffrey Walker and Carey Becker Connie Braziel Robert and Shelley Davis Mark and Sue Knudson Michael J. Walker Dennis and Erica Breeden Steven and Jodi Davis Erik and Cheryl Kolz Pamela A. Wheelock Kathleen Brennan and Jack William and Susan Davis David and Ann Koppe Wendy Willson Legge and Gordon Lemmon Tamara Day and Pamela Wiche Tony R. and Beverly D. Krall E. Legge Betty Jane Brittenham Sylvia De Long-Onak Jim and Sandy Kula Frederick and Eleanor C. Winston John and Joan Brooks Catherine Deiner Martha Kunau Kevin and Laurel Wright Brian C. Brown Eric and Pamela DeMaster William and Carol Lahti Walter Yee Gerald Brown and Jane Nolting- Charles M. Denny, Jr. and Carol E. Anne Larsen Simonson Brown Denny Fund The Lilja Family Foundation of  William and MaryAnn Brown Michael and Lisa Dercks The Saint Paul Foundation Anonymous (8) Chris and Mindy Brown Phil and Charie Devolites Thomas and Mary Lindell Brigetta Abel and Scott Burglechner Diane and Kristin Bruder Nancy Dickerson and Duane Meggen Lindsay Berlute and Peter Adam and Shelley Abrams William and Kathy Brummond Goetsch Berlute David and Cheryl Agin John and Christine Buboltz John and Sandra Dimond Deb and Tom Lindsay Jose Aguirre and Jaqueline Reyes Deborah Ann and Steven Budd Sally and Stephen Dischinger Jeffrey and Jennifer Little Dennis P. Albrecht Blenda J. and Jim E. Bullard Robert and Sharon Doane Richard and Juanita Luis Nathaniel and Jessica Albrecht Kerry Bundy and Joe Edward and Sandra Doberstein H. William Lurton Foundation William and Kari Alldredge Schwartzbauer Teri and Mike Dobos Steve and Kathi Mahle Dominic and Brooke Allocco Martin and Susan Burke The Doepner-Hoves Stephen C. Makousky Michele and Kenneth Alwin John Butler and Sara Rottunda Cesar and Annette Dominguez Michael and Wendy Maloon Sum and Jen Ambur Jennifer and Michael Cabot Timothy and Barbara Donnegan Shannon C. Mattson Brian and Darlene Amdahl Mary Cade Nicole and Richard Dorsey Doug and Lori McDougal Wendy S. Amundson Ronald and Martha Caldwell John and Alex Doty David and Barbara Meline Rachel and Brian Anderson Thomas and Marilyn Carman Brian and Jennifer Dressler Dale C. and Kristi P. Mensch Bill Anderson and Sue Sandvik Laura and Pete Carpenter W. John and Lee Driscoll Wade and Angela Miller Argall/Hibbs Foundation Andrew and Jo Carrane Vera and Ross Ducept Gary M. and Joyce C. Miller John and Karen Arnold Jeff and Megan Carriveau Douglas B. Dudgeon Phillip and Gail Minerich Martin Asis and Elizabeth Grey Kirsten Chapman Matthew and Vickey Dudley Minnesota Zoo Volunteers Joel Ayers and Barbara Foss Monica and Andy Chase Daniel and Cheryl Dulas Jay and Catherine Myers Mary C. and Lyle G. Babcock D. Robert Chemberlin The Eagle and The Hawk Darryle and Dawn Owens Ronald and Kay Bach Heidi Chen and Thomas Foundation Robert and Betsy Parish John and Mary Bachhuber Knickelbine Paul and Katy Ehlen Katharine and Michael Pelican Thomas and Susan Bailey Kyle and Lisa Christensen David and Mary Ehmke Dale and Jeri Peterson William Ballard Howie and Sheri Christenson Behrnt and Sharon Eid

DONORS SDJH Peter Eisenberg and Mary Cajacob Susan Heegaard and Gary Findell Lorraine Eliason David and Barbara Hegewald John and Lynda Ellis Matthew Heile William H. and Carmelita W. Ellis Kathryn Heinks Laura and Robert Emerson Mark and Michele Heintz Mary Jo Emfield Harold and Katrina Heinze Jane Larson Emison Bernt J. and Suzie Helgaas Kimberly and Jeffery Engelhardt LeeAnn Hendrickson William and Sally Ericksen Annette P. Henkel Jessica and Adam Erickson Steve and Julie Henseler Rose Ernst Peter and Georgene Herlofsky Patricia R. Fairbanks Susan Herlofsky and Geoff Isaacman William and Kathleen Farley Kathryn and James Herman Dustin and Sabrina Fay Diane and Jeff Higgins Benjamin and Rebecca Field Richard and Carrie Higgins Angela Fischer and Jill Wachsberger Bill Hilliard Steve and Susan Flack Randall and Teresa Hillson Donald and Sandra Flamm Benjamin Hinrichsen and Angela Jane S. Flanders Cook Elizabeth and Tom Flavin John Hoch and Susan Herzberg The Minnesota Zoo proudly recognizes Dave and Sara for their Justin and Elizabeth Fletcher Cory and Martha Hoeppner service, dedication, and support as volunteers and donors. Travis and Tonya Forgey Becky and Darwin Hofer Ann M. Foss Nancy and Gregory Hoffmann Anita and Lawrence Foster Dawn and Patricia Holicky EXEMPLARY SERVICE Jason and Rachael Fountain Randall and Julie Holmes John and Joan Frank Corey and Denise Holtz & GENEROUS SUPPORT Robert and Gretchen Freeman Stanley and Jane Hooper GRQRUSURˉOH Joshua and Colette Friedrichs Sarah Houle and Ben Findley Ȣ,ZDVH[FLWHGDERXWWKHȢ1HZ=RRȣIURPGD\ Fred and C. Marie Friswold Richard and Meredith Howell RQHDQGNQHZ,ZDQWHGWREHDYROXQWHHUȣ Robert and Ann Furst Dennis R. and Audrey K. Hower VWDWHV=RRYROXQWHHU6DUD.ODVN\7KH Evan and Alison Fust Michael Huberty PDVWHUQDWXUDOLVWPDVWHUJDUGHQHUDQGGD\ Ellen and Jerry Gallagher James and Judith Huddleston FDSWDLQUHFHQWO\FHOHEUDWHGKRXUVRI Michael R. Gallagher Worth L. Hudspeth VHUYLFH6DUDVWDUWHGDVD=RRYROXQWHHULQ Matthew P. Gallivan Robert Hugg WKHVSULQJRIWUDLQLQJDVD\HDUURXQG Karen Garvin and Jan Brundige John and Ruth Huss DGXOWLQWHUSUHWLYHYROXQWHHUDQGVKDULQJKHU Gerald and Carol Gengenbach Deanna Iesh HQWKXVLDVPZLWKKXVEDQG'DYH6FKPLGW Michael and Bridget Gilmore Bart and Jodi Ikens ZKRMRLQHGWKHYROXQWHHUWHDPRQH\HDUODWHU Marcia E. Glick Stephen and Laura Inglis *URZLQJXSRQDIDUPLQUXUDO0LQQHVRWDDQG Michael and Elizabeth Gorman Kathleen R. and David P. Ingraham KHOSLQJKLVIDWKHULQWKHGDLU\LQGXVWU\'DYH Richard and Pat Goter Rex and Monica Ingram ZDVH[FLWHGDERXWWKHSODQQHGIDUPH[KLELW Rob and Jenn Graff Nicholas Jack and Colleen DQGEHFDPHLQYROYHGHDUO\RQDVD)DUP Todd and Jennifer Graham Mazzaferro GD\FDSWDLQ Andrew and Monica Graham Raymond and Judy Jackson Susan M. and Robert C. Grant Warren and Barbara Jeffers 2YHUWKH\HDUV6DUDDQG'DYHKDYHEHHQ Robert and Cynthia Green Ralph Jenson and Catherine Wolfe- LQVWUXPHQWDOLQDQXPEHURI=RRSURJUDPV Kendall and Suzanne Griffith Jenson PRVWUHFHQWO\KHOSLQJWRFUHDWHWKH=RRȠVȢ)DUP Emily Groebner-Albrecht and Luke Curtis and Lisa Johnson WR)RUNȣSURJUDPDQGVWDUWLQJD9ROXQWHHU Albrecht Jim and Nancy Johnson &RQVHUYDWLRQ&RUSVWRGHOLYHUJUHHQHGXFDWLRQ Katy Gronewold Mark Johnson WR=RRJXHVWV$VDSDVVLRQDWHFRQVHUYDWLRQ Elizabeth and Nathan Grzybek Peggy A. Johnson DGYRFDWHDQGPDVWHUQDWXUDOLVW'DYHEULQJV Steve and Jenny Gullickson Peter Johnson KLVGHGLFDWLRQWRWKH=RRFRPPXQLW\VD\LQJ Richard and Susan Hadley Richard Johnson and Mary Kalish- Ȣ2QHWKLQJWKDWȠVNHSWXVJRLQJIRUSOXV Mark and Cynthia Haertzen Johnson \HDUVLVWKDWZHȠYHEHHQJLYHQODWLWXGHWRSXW Jeffrey and Susan Hafferman Thad and Suzanne Johnson LGHDVIRUZDUGDQGJHWLQYROYHGȣ Carole and Gerald Hagstrom Heather Johnston and Jason Koch Randy and Becky Hanna Loni Jorissen $QGLQYROYHGWKH\DUH'DYHDQG6DUDWHDFK Anders and Andrea Hansen Robert Kachman FODVVHVVHUYHRQFRPPLWWHHVDWWHQGOHFWXUHV Karen A. Hansen Tamara and Kevin Kampfe DQGHYHQWVWUDYHOZLWKWKH=RRRYHUVHDV Diane M. Hanson Elizabeth Kane and Nick Klebs DQGDGYRFDWHIRU=RRVXSSRUWWKURXJKWKH Nathan and Rachel Hanson Greg and Karen Karpenko =RR&RDOLWLRQ,QDGGLWLRQ'DYHDQG6DUDDUH Timothy Hanson and Cameron Daniel and Robin Kartes )ULHQGVRIWKH=RRVXSSRUWLQJˉQDQFLDOO\LQ McConnell Cheryl Kedrowski and Victor DGGLWLRQWRDOORIWKHWLPHOHDGHUVKLSDQG Jerry and Valorie Harlow Barocas H[SHULHQFHWKH\JLYHVRJHQHURXVO\ Jed and Emily Harris Cisa and Andrew Keller Joseph and Ashley Hasling Kevin and Juliana Kelly 7KHLUH[FLWHPHQWKDVJURZQRYHUWKH\HDUVDV The Head Foundation Debra and Taylor Kendall WKH\ȠYHZDWFKHG'LUHFWRU/HH(KPNHȠVSODQV Vernon and Iona Heath Fund Brad Kennedy IRUWKH=RRFRPHWRIUXLWLRQ6DUDVPLOHV Keith and Beth Heaton Will R. and Linda S. Kenny EURDGO\DVVKHVD\VȢ,DPDPD]HGDWZKDW John and Jean Hedberg Lynette W. Kepp /HHKDVDFFRPSOLVKHGDQGNQRZKHFRXOGGR Roberta W. Hedge Scott and Melinda Key HYHQPRUHZLWKDGGLWLRQDOUHVRXUFHV,DPVR WKULOOHGZLWKKLVYLVLRQȣ

DONORS SDJH Laurel and Ryon Kilde Laura McCarten Thomas and Meredith Olson Jason Ruhland and Brenna Sonke Kari and Kevin Kile Susan and Edwin McCarthy Gregory and Victoria Olson Tim and Nicole Russell William A. and Patricia King Cheryl and Chris McCoy John and Heather Olufson Mark and Nancy Rustad William Kirk and Roberta Mary McDermott Ahmad and Ruth Orandi Edwin and Jennifer Ryan Targonski McDonald-Watschke Family John G.,III and Marla B. Ordway Patricia and Michael Ryan Bradley and Berkis Kirscher Paul and Lynne McDonough Charitable Lead Trust Tricia and Thomas Ryan Steve and Barb Knapp Lawrence and Margaret McFarlane Matt Otto and Margaret Vogel-Otto Nick and Maribeth Sandager Robert and Michelle Knight Paul McGuire Andrew Pann Asitha and Natasha Sandanayake John Knoedler and Maureen Kane Christopher and Vanessa McGuire Gregg Parmentier Craig and Becky Sandbulte Ted and Marjorie Kolderie Ruth and Iain McIntyre Matthew and Dawn Patterson Elizabeth Sathers and Rebecca David Korus James and Diane McLaughlin Joseph B. and Dardra Pawlikowski Hanson Armond and Stacey Krech Harry G. McNeely, Jr. Jonathan and Erin Penne Stacey Scarcella and Donna Jim and Nola Rae Kreml Justin and Stephanie McNeilus Debra Perry Laurence Nichole and John Krier Grant and Ame McRandall Frank and Patricia Pesta Mark A. Schmidt Mark and Juleen Krings Chad and Robin Mead Cameron and Ruth Peterson Dennis and Pamela Schulstad Shari and David Krueger Leon and Rachel Meger Lori Peterson Christopher and Kris Ann Schultz Tom and Jeanne Krzmarzick Cynthia and Matthew Mark Melin Michael and Mary Peterson Gregory Schuur and Bee Wee Valerian and Carolyn Kuechle Byron W. and Beverly A. Meyer Wendy Peterson and Marie Lhota Mary and Chris Schwartz William C. and Diane O. Kuhlmann Jim and Judy Meyer Ruth Petran and Roger Olsen Michael and Lisa Schwie Robert Kulzer Mark and Patricia Mielke Doug Pewowaruk and Mary Kay Shawn and Kathy Scovill, KS Ryan and Gretchen Lake Mark and Sara Migliori Schulte Pewowaruk Copyrighting & Marketing Gaetan and Cheryl Lambiase Anne Miller Ellen and David Phelps Services Tom and Virginia Lang Linda Miller Dean and Karin Phillips, Phillips Steve and Mary Seidlitz Laura Larson Richard and Susan Milteer Distilling Company Mark O. and Suzanne Senn Brian and Pam Larson Steven and Erin Milz Susan M. and Andrew Pieper Amber and Brian Sevald Lori A. Lauber Theresa Mish Vincent Platt and Anne Uhde-Platt Thomas and Margaret Shannon Thomas and Sara Laughlin Daniel Moen and Diane Bastyr David B. and Susan B. Plimpton Sonja Short and Mike Vraa Don and Joann Leavenworth James and Carol Moller Joseph and Sara Pohlad Diana Simplair and David Mehl Susan and David Leckey Miguel and Tonya Montesinos James and Verle Polglase Ingo and Jessica Skjefte Daniel and Elizabeth Lee Thomas and Christine Moore Ryan and Andrea Poppinga Erik and Allison Skoglund Nancy and Kelly Lee Jeff and Elise Moore Anil and Clare Poulose Arthur Smith and Marcia Thoen Leeward Landing Fund Ian and Beth Moorhead The Powell Family James and Joanne Smith Jack and Joan Legare Hansen William H. Morgan Kenneth Preimesberger Margaret A. Smith William and Sharol Lehnertz Susan H. and Inar Morics Mark and Julie Price Alex and Ann Sneiders Nancy A. Leitch, M.D. Linda Moser Benjamin and Cassandra Pries Robert and Nancy Sommerdorf Vanda A. Lennon Jon and Stacy Mrozek Randall Propp and Randy Nelson Pam Sordet and Scott Nelson David and Mary Jo Lenzen John and Charlene Mueller Sarah and Doug Psick John and Marsha Soucheray Glenn and Laura Leonberger Susan Muench Al and Paula Putirskis Michalene and Martin Souhrada Laura and Timothy Leonhardt William Mullin and Chouhei Min Tina and Alex Rabideau Sharon M. Spernick John and Stephanie Levy Mullin Benjamin and Mary Rae Helga Stambaugh Ruth Lindeman and Molly Feterl Mary M. Murphy Todd and Margaret Rapp Barbara H. Steiner Jared Linsly and Marisa Cuneo- Vikki and Daniel Murray Sigrid Rea and Benjamin Speakman Ronald Sternal and Nancy Gibson Linsly Karla and Peter B. Myers James and Bonnie Reimann Martin and Mary Carol Sterner M. Rebecca Loader and Michael Patty and Dale Nachman Jon Reissner and Ann Ferreira Kevin and Stephanie Stevens Ritchie Larry and Krysia Nagel Missy Remick Michael and Shirley Stickle Robert and Lynne Lorenzen Stephen Nairne Matthew Resong and Marketa Rebecca and Guy Stinson Jeffrey and Sheryl Louie Brandon and Karen Nathan Palkova Joe and Carol Stoebner Shannon Lucas Westrum and Jesse Christine and James Naylor Christina and Steven Reutiman Lynn Stone and Jaren Jagaraj Westrum Dennis G. Nelson and Barbara A. Jack and Marilyn Rhatigan Kari Storey and Paul Kinlinger Joan and Donald Lynch Franta Family Fund Shannon Rhatigan Cammie Story and Kevin Green Andrew and Amy Maas Diane M. Nelson Willis and Jo Ann Rich Robert and Judith Straub Audre Macadam Ed Nelson Donald and Dorothy Richardson Harold S. and Louise G. Streater Michael and Gayle MacBride Martin and Barbara Nergaard Gary and Marcia Richter Aaron and Nena Street W. Duncan & Nivin MacMillan Jason and Hallie Neuhaus Timothy W. Risdal Evelyn T. Struthers Foundation Richard and Joan Newmark David and Suzy Robertson Martin and Erin Stuart Robert and Rebecca Maddock Alison and Anthony Nicoli Mary Beth Robinson Bryan and Michele Stumpf Tasslyn and Dan Magnusson Mark E. Niznik Robert Roediger and Cheryl Nelson Alice Suchomel Olson and Matthew Claus T. and Susan L. Mahler Scott and Victoria Nordeen Roediger Olson Richard and Hanae Mansfield Angela Norell Mike and Toni Rosen Family Fund Tim and Renae Sundberg Robert and Caitlin Marlotte David and Billie Novy Robert Rosenbaum and Maggie Tony and Kristin Sundgaard Robert and Siri Marshall Michael T. and Marie Nygard Gilbert Duncan and Molly Susee Dawn Martin and Greg Lehman Timothy O. O’Connor Michael Rosow and Mona Peterson Amy and John Sutton Gwendolyn Martin and Trisa Scott James and Sonja Odland Rosow The Alfred E. and Margaret I. DeaDotta Martinson Judy and Jim O’Donnell Claire and Scott Ross Syring Fund of the Saint Paul Amanda Mason Rebecca and Shawn O’Grady Mark and Stacy Roszkowski Foundation Joseph and Jane Matsumoto Kevin and Dana Olson Guenther and Jennifer Roth Jerome Tabolich and Nora Byrne Rick and Jennifer Mattox Jeremy and Rachel Olson Charles and Priscilla Ruemping Sam and Erin Tashima

DONORS SDJH Saul Taylor Mark S. and Brenda J. Teats &RUSRUDWLRQV Therese, Gordon, Gracie, Danny, and Josh Tennessen Weil 2UJDQL]DWLRQDQG Kara and David Therkelsen *RYHUQPHQW Paul and Cathleen Thom  Adam and Jenny Thomas 3M Foundation Kim Thomas Flint Hills Resources Michael and Allison Thompson Medtronic Foundation Benjiman and Jennifer Thompson Target Lowell Thornber Leslie Torstenson  Mary and Bryan Trandem Ecolab Foundation Andrew and Corinna Troth Think Mutual Bank Cheryl and Kelli Turcotte U.S. Bancorp Foundation Paul and Carissa Tyler Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota and Hugh A. Tyndall Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota Michele Vaillancourt and AV EDA Brent Wennberg  Cargill Inc. Michael VanCleve and 7KH0LQQHVRWD=RRLVJUDWHIXOWRPDQ\FRPSDQLHVLQ Chrysler Group LLC Rebecca Iverson RXUUHJLRQIRUWKHLUVWURQJVXSSRUWDQGSDUWQHUVKLS Cub Foods/Cub Cares Community Gerhardt and Stephanie VanDerBeek EXWLVSDUWLFXODUO\WKULOOHGZKHQWKHPLVVLRQRID Foundation Douglas and Patricia Vayda FRPSDQ\DOLJQVVRFORVHO\ZLWKWKHZRUNRIWKH=RR Hormel Foods Corporation GRQRUSURˉOH 6LQFH$YHGDKDVVSRQVRUHGWKH=RRȠVVXPPHU James and Cheryl Viera EXWWHUˊ\JDUGHQKHOSLQJWRIXUWKHUERWKRUJDQL]DWLRQVȠ Ansis V. and Ann S. Viksnins  FRPPLWPHQWVWRWKHHQYLURQPHQW David Vogt Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Robert S. and Mavis A. Voigt Aveda Corporation Ȣ$VDXVHURISODQWLQJUHGLHQWV$YHGDUHFRJQL]HVWKH Bill Von Bank BMO Harris LPSRUWDQFHRIEXWWHUˊLHVDVSODQWSROOLQDWRUVDQGWKH Emily Wacker Banfield Pet Hospital FULWLFDOHFRV\VWHPVHUYLFHVWKH\SURYLGHȣVD\V&KXFN Thomas and Rose Wahl Best Buy Co., Inc. %HQQHWW9LFH3UHVLGHQWRI(DUWKDQG&RPPXQLW\&DUH Jason and Kristi Wahlman Boston Scientific Foundation DW$YHGDȢ:HYDOXHWKH=RRȠVHIIRUWVWRHGXFDWHWKHLU Melanie and Charlie Wahlquist The Cities 97 Sampler JXHVWVDERXWEXWWHUˊ\GLYHUVLW\DQGDOVRDGPLUHWKH Dennis and Joyce Wahr Dakota Electric Association =RRȠVODUJHUZRUNRQSUDLULHEXWWHUˊ\FRQVHUYDWLRQLQ David and Andrea Walkosz Donaldson Company, Inc. 0LQQHVRWD$QDGGHGEHQHˉWRIWKLVSDUWQHUVKLSIRU Paul and Becky Walser Emerson Process Management - $YHGDLVWKHDSSUHFLDWLRQRXUHPSOR\HHVKDYHIRU David and Nancy Warner Rosemount, Inc. WKH=RRDQGWKHSULGHWKDWWKH\H[SHULHQFHLQVHHLQJ Marian A. Watson Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Foundation $YHGDȠVVXSSRUWIRUWKH=RRȠVPLVVLRQZKHQWKH\YLVLWȣ Diana and William P. Weller General Mills Foundation Christopher and Jennifer Wells Land O’Lakes Foundation :LWKWKHVXSSRUWIURP$YHGDPRUHWKDQ Cynthia West-Gramith and Macy’s FKLOGUHQDQGDGXOWVSDUWLFLSDWHGLQWKH=RRȠVEXWWHUˊ\ Rebekah West Mayo Clinic H[KLELWWKLVSDVWVXPPHUOHDUQLQJDERXWWKHVH Mark and Lori Westlund Midwest Dairy Association EHDXWLIXODQGGHOLFDWHSROOLQDWRUVDQGWKHLPSRUWDQW Christine Wilhelm Minnesota Pork Producers Association UROHWKH\SOD\LQRXUZRUOG Charles and Vicky Willcox M. A. Mortenson Company Anita Williams National Trust for Historic Preservation Kevin B. and Kelly J. Willis The Nature Conservancy Sara and Tamara Willis The Pentair Foundation C. Steven and Susan Wilson Rasmussen College Michael and Michelle Wood Service Systems Associates THINK MUTUAL BANK Sharon L. Wood TCF Foundation ,QWKH0LQQHVRWD=RRHPEDUNHGRQDQHZ Caylee Wuebker Travelers Foundation SDUWQHUVKLSZLWK5RFKHVWHUEDVHG7KLQN0XWXDO%DQN Arno Wuenschmann GXULQJLWVH[SDQVLRQLQWRWKH7ZLQ&LWLHVPDUNHW7KH Dorothy A. Wulf  Allina Hospitals & Clinics SDUWQHUVKLSJUHZFRQVLGHUDEO\WKLV\HDUZKHQ7KLQN James and Kathlyn Wyman Burlington Northern Santa Fe 0XWXDO%DQNFDPHȢURDULQJȣLQZLWKPDMRUVXSSRUWRI Gordon Young Foundation WKH=RRȠVVXPPHUȞEORFNEXVWHU'LQRVDXUV Raina Young-McGowan and George McGowan Chuck & Don’s Pet Food Outlet The Crosswols Foundation Ȣ7KH0LQQHVRWD=RRLVDJUHDWFRPPXQLW\DQG Robert and Lorene Youngquist Dickerson Park Zoo EXVLQHVVSDUWQHUDQGKDVDUHSXWDWLRQDVRQHRI David and Christine Yussen The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation 0LQQHVRWDȠVˉQHVWDWWUDFWLRQVȣVDLG.LUN0XKOHQEUXFN Ellen Zacharias and Franklin Dougherty & Company LLC 9LFH3UHVLGHQW0DUNHW'HYHORSPHQW7ZLQ&LWLHV Segovia Rivas Enventis 5HJLRQȢ:HȠUHSURXGWRVXSSRUWWKH=RRȠVH[FHOOHQW Rani Murdoch Zappa and Ernst & Young LLP HGXFDWLRQDODQGHQWHUWDLQPHQWRSSRUWXQLWLHVDQG James Zappa Greater Twin Cities United Way ZHȠUHSOHDVHGWRKDYHSDUWQHUHGZLWKWKH0LQQHVRWD Helen and Michael Zauha Hammel, Green and =RRLQERWKSXEOLFDQGSULYDWHHYHQWVZLWKUHVXOWVWKDW Robert Zelada and Lindsay Schwab Abrahamson, Inc. KDYHDOZD\VEHHQZHOOSODQQHGZHOOUHFHLYHGDQGˉUVW *Deceased John Deere Foundation FODVVȣ

DONORS SDJH Kohl’s U.S. Bancorp Foundation Adam Turman Messerli & Kramer, P.A. 0DWFKLQJ*LIW United Health Group Twin Cities Toyota Dealers MPC &RPSDQLHV Xcel Energy Foundation Visions, Inc. Securian Foundation 3M Foundation YourCause, LLC VocalEssence Treasure Island Resort & Casino Ally  Ameriprise Financial Employee Gift *LIWV,Q.LQG (QGRZPHQW)XQGV Matching Program 3M Foundation Bradley C. Boardman Memorial Associated Bank Bluepearl Veterinary Partners Endowment Fund Caribou Coffee Company, Inc. AT&T Foundation Automatic Data Processing Inc. Carol V. Bossman Matthew James Boenigk Memorial Colle + McVoy Carol Brick Endowment Fund The Digital River Foundation Bank of America Matching Gifts Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Brent Burns General Endowment Fund The Fredrikson & Byron Cargill Inc. Bernard and Fern Granum Exhibit Foundation Minnesota The Carolyn Foundation Contech Construction Products, Inc. Endowment Fund KPMG LLP Delta Air Lines Sheldon I. Greenberg Endowment Leonard, Street & Deinard The Clorox Company Foundation Dakota Electric Association Sharon and Chester Ellingson, III Fund Foundation Gerald and Kay Erickson Eric Edwin Hayes Memorial Ling Family Dentistry Ecolab Foundation H.B. Fuller Company Foundation Great River Energy Endowment Fund Pine Bend Paving, Inc. Holmberg Design Company Kay L. Kamps Endowment Fund Piper Jaffray Companies General Mills Foundation Goodrich Sensors and Integrated Hormel Foods Corporation William David Romans Memorial Potawatomi Zoological Society Ronald E. Johnson Endowment Fund Rahr Foundation Systems Home Depot Ray and Sue Johnson Volunteer Endowment Fund RBC Foundation - USA KAYTEE Products, Inc. Zoomobile Endowment Fund The Margaret Rivers Fund IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program Ross E. Kramer, Messerli & Kramer Tennant Foundation Lancer Food Service, Inc. Walser Roseville Buick – GMC Johnson & Johnson Family of &LUFOHRI/LIH6RFLHW\ Companies Melissa and Lynn Lindsay  The McKnight Foundation Lone Oak Companies, Inc. (VWDWH*LIWVDQG Audubon Commission Microsoft Giving Campaign Mail Handling Services &RPPLWPHQWV Crystal Farms Piper Jaffray Companies Peter Maritz Anonymous Gannett Foundation, as Polaris Industries Inc. Dr. Carrie M. McCullough Dennis P. Albrecht recommended by KARE 11 Red Wing Shoe Company McKeever Dermatology Clinics Marilyn C. Benson Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation Foundation Minnesota Pond and Patio, LLC Debbie Biddick Kowalski’s Markets C. H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. Morrie’s Automotive Group Kimberly J. Bowman Six Red Marbles Second Harvest Heartland Perkins Diamonds Robert and Sandy Claussen Toyota 100 Cars for Good Securian Foundation Polaris Industries Inc. Ellie and Tom Crosby Sit Investment Associates Pool and Yacht Club Ken Darling Foundation Dean and Mary Raveling Arline B. Dimond Trust Thomson Reuters Jack and Pam Safar Jennifer L. Engh* Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Saint Paul Police Historical Society Harold D. and Mary Ann Feldman The Toro Giving Program John and Sigrid Smith Jane S. Flanders Travelers Companies, Inc. The Toro Giving Program Rodney H. Forristall Treasure Island Resort & Casino

.DUHO:HLJHOZDVGHOLJKWHGWRUHFHLYHDFDOOIURP*RY3DZOHQW\ȠVRIˉFHLQDSSRLQWLQJ CREATING A KHUWRDVHDWRQWKH%RDUGDWWKH0LQQHVRWD=RR$UHVSHFWHGOHDGHULQ5RFKHVWHUZLWK PDQ\FRPPXQLW\FRQQHFWLRQV.DUHOZDVVHUYLQJDVDGPLQLVWUDWRUIRUFRPPXQLW\UHODWLRQV LASTING IMPACT DW0D\R&OLQLFDQGZDVGHHSO\LQYROYHGLQKHU5RWDU\&OXEȢ$V,WKRXJKWDERXWLWȣVKH GRQRUSURˉOH UHPHPEHUVȢ,UHDOL]HGWKHUHLVQRWKLQJ,ȠGUDWKHUGRWKDQVHUYHRQWKH=RR%RDUGȣ +HUSDVVLRQIRUELRORJ\DQGQDWXUDOVFLHQFHVPDGHWKH=RRDSHUIHFWˉW.DUHOEHJDQ KHUFDUHHUSODQQLQJWREHFRPHDELRORJ\WHDFKHUEXWDVXPPHUMRELQKRVSLWDOKHDOWK LQIRUPDWLRQPDQDJHPHQWOHGWRDFDUHHUFKDQJHDQGXOWLPDWHO\WR0D\R&OLQLFȢ7KH QDWXUDOVFLHQFHVJDYHPHDQDSSUHFLDWLRQIRUWKHLQWHUFRQQHFWHGQHVVWKDWSODQWVDQLPDOV DQGDOORIXVVKDUH7KLVIDVFLQDWHVPHDQGLVFULWLFDOO\LPSRUWDQWWRRXUXQGHUVWDQGLQJRI RXUVHOYHVȣ $EHOLHYHULQHGXFDWLRQDQGFRQVHUYDWLRQ.DUHODSSUHFLDWHVKRZWKH=RRWHDFKHVYLVLWRUV DERXWWKHLUZRUOGDQGWKHLPSRUWDQFHRIFRQVHUYDWLRQȢ7KH=RRLOOXVWUDWHVKRZKXPDQ DFWLYLWLHVDIIHFWWKHZRUOG$VZHGHVWUR\WKHUDLQIRUHVWWKHFKDLQUHDFWLRQLPSDFWVFOLPDWH FKDQJHSODQWVDQGDQLPDOVWKHZRUOGȠVIRRGVXSSO\7KHVHOHVVRQVKHOSXVXQGHUVWDQGRXU SHUVRQDOUHVSRQVLELOLW\ȣ .DUHOȠVGHVLUHWREHWWHUWKHIXWXUHLQVSLUHGKHUWRLQFOXGHWKH0LQQHVRWD=RRLQKHUHVWDWH DQGMRLQWKH=RRȠV&LUFOHRI/LIH6RFLHW\Ȣ0\DGYLVRUKHOSHGPHGHVLJQDWHSDUWRIP\ The Minnesota Zoo gratefully acknowledges UHWLUHPHQWSODQȣVKHUHˊHFWVȢ%HFDXVH,GRQȠWKDYHFKLOGUHQ,FDQGRVRPHWKLQJWRKHOS Karel’s leadership and generous estate intentions as RWKHUSHRSOHȠVFKLOGUHQQRZDQGLQWKHIXWXUH6RPHSHRSOHDVNȟ:KDWFDQ,GR,ȠPMXVW a member of the Circle of Life Society. RQHSHUVRQ"ȠEXWPDQ\JLIWVWRJHWKHUFDQFUHDWHDODVWLQJLPSDFWȣ

DONORS SDJH REMEMBERING -HQQ\(QJKZDVDUHPDUNDEOHZRPDQDQGKHUOLIHZDVDQLQVSLUDWLRQWRPDQ\1XPHURXV

GRQRUSURˉOH JENNY ENGH =RRVWDIIPHPEHUV7UXVWHHVDQGYROXQWHHUVDUHSURXGWRKDYHFDOOHG-HQQ\DIULHQGDQGDUH KRQRUHGWRKDYHNQRZQWKLVVPDUWJLYLQJDFFRPSOLVKHGDQGFDULQJLQGLYLGXDO 6HUYLQJDVD0LQQHVRWD=RR%RDUG7UXVWHHVLQFH-HQQ\VKDUHGKHUSDVVLRQIRU FRPPXQLW\VHUYLFHDQGKHOSHGDFKLHYHDQXPEHURIPLOHVWRQHVLQWKH=RRȠVKLVWRU\ LQFOXGLQJWKHRSHQLQJRIWKH&DUJLOO(QYLURQPHQWDO(GXFDWLRQ&HQWHULQ-HQQ\ ZDVDOVRDFKDUWHUPHPEHURIWKH0LQQHVRWD=RRDQGSHUKDSVRQHRILWVHDUOLHVWLIQRW \RXQJHVWGRQRUV:KHQVKHZDVDFKLOGORFDOWHOHYLVLRQSHUVRQDOLW\&DVH\-RQHVDVNHG NLGVWRVHQGLQPRQH\WRKHOSJHWWKHȢ1HZ=RRȣVWDUWHG-HQQ\VDYHGXSKHUDOORZDQFHDQG PDLOHGLQWDSHGWRDSLHFHRISDSHU6KHUHFHLYHGDȢFKDUWHUPHPEHUȣFDUGIRUWKHQHZ 0LQQHVRWD=RRWRSXWLQKHUZDOOHW-XVWEHIRUHVKHGLHG-HQQ\WROGXVWKDWVKHVWLOOKDG WKDWFDUG -HQQ\ȠVJHQHURVLW\FRQWLQXHGWKLVSDVW\HDUZKHQVKHMRLQHGWKH&LUFOHRI/LIH6RFLHW\ OHDYLQJWKH=RRLQKHUZLOO,QKRQRURI-HQQ\ȠVZRUNRQEHKDOIRIWKH0LQQHVRWD=RRWKH 6N\&ODVVURRPRQHRIIRXUFODVVURRPVLQWKHQHZ&DUJLOO(QYLURQPHQWDO(GXFDWLRQ&HQWHU ZDVQDPHGLQKHUPHPRU\7KHFKLOGUHQZKRH[SORUHQDWXUHDQGOHDUQDERXWZLOGOLIHLQ WKLVFODVVURRPZLOOKDYHRSSRUWXQLWLHVWROHDYHWKLQJVEHWWHUIRUWKHQH[WJHQHUDWLRQȨMXVW “I believe we have all been given an opportunity to OLNH-HQQ\ leave things better, helping others improve their lives.” Jenny Engh, 1959–2012

Kathryn and James Green In honor of Jennifer Gustason, a JoAnne Pastel Sheldon I. Greenberg* 0HPRULDODQG great Zoo staff member Kristen and Jeffrey Starkman Margaret H. Gruver* Robert Gustason Jessica and Peter McDonald Donald H. Hageman and Ruth A. +RQRUDU\*LIWV In honor of Andrew Haertzen Lupita Forsyth Hageman Trust *LIWVRI+RQRU Mark and Cynthia Haertzen Leslie and Jerad Hahn In honor of Vickie Batroot Rae Nan Harmon In honor of Art and Judy Jytyla’s In honor of pets that have and Betty Hawk Roberta W. Hedge 50th wedding anniversary continue to enrich my life In honor of Scott Bennett Joyce L. Huff Jack and Joan Barrett Sandra Erickson Betty Hawk Bruce E. and Terry L. Hutchins In honor of Peter Koelsch In honor of Pothos In honor of James Biesinger for a Mary L. Kolderie Betty Hawk Nicholas Zimet and wonderful day at the Zoo Pat Koors In honor of Carlye Landin Liz Sanborn Terry and Drake Talbert Eric and Christine Martick Betty Hawk In honor of Aaliyah Proctor In honor of Sophia Blumenthal Dick and Joyce H. McFarland In honor of Peter Maritz on the John Dagger and Claire Dunlap Mary Ann McNeil and David completion of his dissertation Ellen Weissbrodt In honor of Kathleen Brooks Higgins John and Kathy Colwell In honor of The Sharp Family Betty Hawk Marjorie Mereen Jeff and Helene Slocum Debra Hoffmann and In honor of James R. Campbell Susan Morisato and Tom Remec In honor of Eric Mattson Wiley Sharp Greater Twin Cities Karl-Thomas Opem* Megan Hard In honor of Victoria and Aidan United Way Dr. Julien V.* and Charlotte Petit In honor of Leigh Mazion Smith In honor of future veterinarian Phyllis S. Poehler* Betty Hawk Abigail and Jeffrey Smith Emily Carr Laurie Pumper In honor of Christine McKnight In honor of Sam Struthers Timothy and Jennifer Carr The Estate of Dr. R. H. Reimer Lynn Kirk Nancy and Steven Struthers In honor of Lynn Davie for being Ellis B. Rittmaster* In honor of Minnesota Zoo staff In honor of Robin Torgerson such a wonderful friend and Alison E. Roberts and volunteers Betty Hawk father Mendon F. Schutt Family Fund of Steve and Susie Jedlund In honor of Tom Waldon Michael and Kamarie The Minneapolis Foundation In honor of Veronica Diane Mool Betty Hawk Livingston Sharon M. Spernick Elizabeth and Jonathan Mool In honor of Jennifer Weixel In honor of Patricia Dirks Estate of Margaret M. Theisen In honor of Oliver Nairne Betty Hawk Tricia’s OE Team Christopher and Jeralyn Thelen Stephen Nairne In honor of Betsy Weyerhaeuser In honor of Martha Erickson John E. Tilton Trust In honor of my daughter, Frederick Weyerhaeuser Sandra Scherb Maude A. Trask Fund Amy Olsen Spencer and Catherine Morley In honor of the Andrew J. Fish Hugh A. Tyndall Patrice Nadeau and Julie and Timothy Heidmann Family Caroline L. Vernon Stephen Trudeau In honor of Linda Zabel Margaret and Brian Brosnahan Donald Weesner Charitable Trust In honor of Christopher Parish Betty Hawk In honor of Kyla and Addison Karel M. Weigel Danielle Faribault Groehler, born going to the zoo * Deceased Joseph and Pat Yenkosky In honor of Yolanda Pauly Bonnie Fisher Steven J. Zellmer Estate William Dunlap and

DONORS SDJH *LIWVLQ0HPRU\ Chuck and Mary Kiester Ling Family Dentistry In memory of Wilma Grace Susan Kubiak Jean and Mary Kathleen Linn Anderson David and Wendy Kunz Thomas and Mary Lujan Verlon Anderson Thomas and Patricia Lewis Jeanne and Terry Lund In memory of Matthew James Robert and Jayne Lindgren Dean and Melissa Macal Boenigk Diane and James Martin Kristin Mack Walter and Gloria Boenigk Theodore and Marjorie Pittorf Chris and Carolyn McClain Bill and Nancy Vaughn John and Marsha Woodworth Michael and Lisa McGinn In memory of Ray Bonnabeau In memory of Lynn Niznik Marcie Michaelsen-Reynolds Howard and Gail Wold Mark E. Niznik Linda Middlebrook In memory of Jim A. Cook In memory of William David Ian and Beth Moorhead Anonymous Romans Sally and Robert Niffenegger David and Christene Airy Anonymous Jason and Stacy Nugent Leland and Norma Baie Paul and Peggy Adelmann Phil and Cassy Ordway Bob and Marylin Cook Sum and Jen Ambur Heather Paradise John and Joyce Cook Donald and Jayne Archibeque Michael M. Parish Theresa and Curtis Cook Karl and Carmen Arensdorf Gregory S. Park Andrea Diaz Chris and Wendy Baumgardt Frank and Jennifer Petronis John A. Gaffney Connie Belk Pioneer Credit Company Daniel and Sandra Good Kenneth and Sandra Berger Chad and Lindsay Reuter Jacqueline Halterman Brian Black Jamie and Jennifer Riesterer Dorothy Holland Blaine Central Veterinary Dawn and Andrew Rolling Philip and Marilyn Holland Clinic David and Jaimi Romans George Keagle Connie Braziel Paul and Judith Romans Philip and Beverly Leipold Matthew and Jennifer Calnan Marshall and Teleen Saunders David and Jaimi Romans Clay and Sunshine Carter Anne and Michael Schwemm Paul and Judith Romans Nancy and Jim Cook Daniel Sipple Terry and Mickey Lou Angela Cortese Norma Slaughter Vandekamp Deborah Croker and Rick Jason Smith and Monika Denny Holland Treece Linowska-Smith Warren Keagle Luke and Molly Dandelet Clare Stephens Sally and Robert Niffenegger Rochelle DeGroot Adam and Jenny Thomas Norma Slaughter Christopher and Kelly Dillon Robert Thomas Clare Stephens Mike and Lisa Doyle Craig Thomka Shirley Titus Juya and Jean-Marie Ebrahimi Shirley Titus In memory of Thomas Crosby, Sr. Elijah Edwards Treasure Island Resort & Judy and Malcolm W. McDonald Matthew Edwards Casino Family Charitable Account James and Susan Elsass Ryan and Alison Vandewiele In memory of Donald Dayton Emergency Physicians Bill Von Bank Judy and Malcolm W. McDonald Professional Association Walser Roseville Buick – GMC Family Charitable Account Kacia Engel and Troy Fiesel Colleen Weed In loving memory of Anne Hatch The Estacio Family Maggie Weigel Jerrold L. Boardman and The Fautsch Family Chris and Nancy Wendell Mary E. Cayan Michael and Erin Florin David and Betsy Weyerhaeuser R. Mark Frey, Mona Fridley Children’s and Josh and Kimberly White Walden-Frey and Hannah Song- Teenagers’ Medical Center Andrew Winter Yee Frey Stuart Fritz Walter Yee Michael and Patricia Hatch Alan Fuller In memory of my dear cousin Robert Barbara Haug Chad and Jennifer Gednalske Rutkowski Paul Heckt Michael and Kimberly Glynn Dana Mireles Josephine Johnson Jeffrey and Susan Hafferman In memory of Sage, my beloved feline Thomas A. Keller III Steve Hagen friend Janet Robert Jeff and Kiersten Hathaway Kimberly Hruby Lisa Rotenberg Nicholas and Nicole In memory of Sparky Kirk Wythers and Alyssa Hendrickson Doug and Mary Johnson Rebensdorf Benjamin Hinrichsen and In memory of James H. Streater In memory of Jenny Engh Angela Cook Christine M. McKnight Ellie and Tom Crosby Denny Holland Harold and Louise Streater Peter Maritz Mari Ito In memory of Alton Tekse Terese and Thomas Mitchell Warren Keagle Alan and Julie Baumgartner Karel M. Weigel William and Kathi Keig In memory of Bart and Helen In memory of Eric Hayes Bowen and Amy Keller Trombley Michael and Megan Knudson John and Diane Tapper Apropos Studio, Inc. Every effort is made to ensure the James and Laurie Hayes Keith and Heidi Koland In memory of Rene Van der Haeghen accuracy of our records. If our report Edwin and Lori Schultz Robert and Dana Kolb Charlotte Van der Haeghen contains errors or omissions, please William and Inger Schultz Megan and Michael Kowalski In memory of Ron Wiger contact us at 952.431.9237 so that we may Dylan and Wendy Laine Donna Sandstrom extend our apologies and correct our In memory of Jenny Rebecca Mahan records. Janet Carney Mike Leavengood John and Cindy Folsom Kyle and Kymberly Janet and Mark Gjerde Lehenbauer Dana Lindsay and Tim Pabst

DONATIONS SDJH FISCAL YEAR RESULTS VKRZLQJ\RXZKHUHZHVWDQG  FINANCIALS 0LQQHVRWD=RR Statement of Revenue and Expenses for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2012 Unaudited

5HYHQXH 5(9(18( (DUQHG5HYHQXH Contributions 6WDWH$SSURSULDWLRQ 2,092,447 9% /HJDF\$SSURSULDWLRQ Legacy &RQWULEXWLRQV Appropriation 1,500,000 6% 727$/  ([SHQVHV 3K\VLFDO)DFLOLWLHV Earned Revenue $QLPDOVDQG&RQVHUYDWLRQ $14,402,971 61% *XHVW6HUYLFHV6DOHV 0DUNHWLQJ State (GXFDWLRQ Appropriation $GPLQLVWUDWLRQDQG)LQDQFH $5,591,000 24%  727$/  &DSLWDO'LVEXUVHPHQWV )XQGHGIURP2SHUDWLRQV 1HZ*HQHUDWRU/HDVH3XUFKDVH (TXLSPHQW3XUFKDVHV Administration (TXLSPHQW/HDVH3XUFKDVH &Finance (QHUJ\,PSURYHPHQW'HEW $2,840,316 13% 5RRI5HSDLU'HEW6HUYLFH %XLOGLQJ,PSURYHPHQWV  727$/ 

 727$/2SHUDWLQJ([SHQVHV  Education Physical Facilities DQG&DSLWDO)XQGHGIURP $2,658,608 12% $6,823,887 31% 2SHUDWLRQV Guest Services, Sales & 1HW&DVK  Marketing $3,435,142 16% Animals & 3ULRU

7KH)RXQGDWLRQKDVDFFXPXODWHGQHWDVVHWVLQSULRU\HDUV GXHWRWKHUHFRJQLWLRQRIPXOWL\HDUSOHGJHV7KHVHQHW General DVVHWVDUHXVHGLQWKH\HDUVWKDWSOHGJHSD\PHQWVDUH Operations UHFHLYHGDQGH[SHQGHGIRUJUDQWVSURJUDPH[SHQVHVDQG $964,183 22% RSHUDWLRQV

Program Expenses $284,967 7%

Grants to the Zoo* $2,653,645 61%

Other Grants $452,314 10%

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Ƞ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

>:KLOHFKDULVPDWLF$IULFDQSHQJXLQVDUHDPRQJWKHQHZHVWVWDUVRIWKH =RRLQWKHZLOGRLOVSLOOVKLVWRULFDOKXQWLQJDQGGHVWUXFWLRQRIWKHLU KDELWDWKDYHNLOOHGSHUFHQWRIWKHSRSXODWLRQLQWKHODVW\HDUV7KH 0LQQHVRWD=RRDORQJZLWK]RRVIURPDURXQGWKHZRUOGLVSRLVHGWRPHHW WKHFKDOOHQJHRIVDYLQJZLOGOLIH%XWZHFDQȠWGRLWDORQH:HWKDQN\RX IRU\RXUSDVWVXSSRUWDQGZHKRSH\RXZLOOMRLQXVRQFHDJDLQWRHQVXUH DIXWXUHIRURXUZRUOGȠVZLOGDQLPDOVDQGWKHLUKDELWDWV@ -DPHV5&DPSEHOO KRQRUDU\ (GZDUG1'D\WRQ 7UXVWHHV 5RVV.UDPHU 0LFKDHO03DULVK ]RR IRXQGDWLRQ ERDUG ERDUG RI7UXVWHHV RI7UXVWHHV

&+$,5 &+$,5 .HQQHWK/&XWOHU &DVVDQGUD2UGZD\ 9,&(&+$,5 9,&(&+$,5 $QQXDO5HSRUW3URGXFWLRQ -XOLH.XQNHO 7HG&KULVWLDQVRQ 0(0%(56 6(&5(7$5< (',7256 7KHRGRUHȢ'HUHNȣ%HQ] 0LFKDHO+DSSH 0HOLVVD3DUNHU/LQGVD\ /DXUD%RUGHORQ %LOO9RQ%DQN 75($685(5 :LOOLV(%UDQQLQJ 6XVDQ0RULVDWR &2175,%8725 5REHUW%XUFK -XOLH3ˉW]LQJHU :LOOLDP5%XVFK 0(0%(56 (OHDQRU5&URVE\ %DUEDUD$LNHQ$OL *5$3+,&'(6,*1 0LFKDHO-'R\OH 5HQHH%XUNH .LP4XDP -HQQ\(QJK %UXFH&RUGV %LOO*XLGHUD .HYLQ&UXGGHQ 3+272*5$3+(56 %UXFH(+XWFKLQV $QG\'DKO &DW3RSS%XUEDQN 6FRWW/DPEHUW 7ULFLD'LUNV %RE&ROH 'DYLG/HFNH\ -RKQ(ULFNVRQ,9 'DYH&XWKUHOO /RLV0DFN *DU\)LQN &KULV'XODQH\ 3HWHU0DULW] (ULF*DOOHU &KULV)RUVOLQ +RZHOOȢ0DFȣ0F&XOORXJK -RKQ$*DSSD /LVD0F*LQQ /HVOLH+ROPDQ 0DUN0RUWHQVRQ 6XVDQ-RKQVRQ 6DUDK3VLFN -RH.DONPDQ 5LFKDUG/6PLWK 5RVV.UDPHU -RH6ZHGEHUJ *DHWDQ/DPELDVH -RQ7UHPPHO 7RP/LQGHOO 0DUN8W] 'DQD/LQGVD\ 5LFKDUG69RJHO -LP0D\HU 7RGG$:DWFKPDNHU *UHJ0LOOHU .DUHO0:HLJHO /HQL0RRUH %HWV\:H\HUKDHXVHU 0LFKDHO03DULVK 'DYLG5RPDQV  (; 2)),&,2 3DXO5XQLFH /HH&(KPNH 'LDQH06FKPLGW (;2)),&,2 /HH&(KPNH  7HUPH[SLUHG-XQH  5HVLJQHG  'HFHDVHG

_  =RR %RXOHYDUG $SSOH 9DOOH\ 01  _  _ PQ]RRRUJ