SCCF Annual Report 2008-2009

Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation We wish we could enclose a cup of coffee with this year’s Annual Report.

That’s right, a cup of coffee. Why you may ask?

Because we know if you could take an hour, maybe less, to read this report over a nice cup of joe, it would give you countless answers to the question:

“Why am I part of the SCCF Family?””

You would read about the unique role we are playing to ensure that local, state, and federal natural resource policy and regulation do not harm what we have worked so hard to protect for the last 42 years.

Across different program areas, you would read how our Wildlife Habitat Management, Native Plant Nursery, Sea Turtle Conservation, and Marine Research Laboratory professionals are working daily to protect the land on and the water around Sanibel and Captiva - and the wildlife and islanders who call this special place home.

You would read how our environmental educators are multiplying the number of individuals and generations who have gained a passion for conservation by attending our thoughtful, informative and fun programs.

You would read about all the Foundation’s activities for Fiscal Year July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009, a time in the nation’s history which challenged everyone, every business and every nonprofit organization. The Foundation wasn’t immune, but the combination of belt-tightening and diehard member support allowed us to end the year in the black and continue making significant progress in all program areas.

If you could take the time to read the Annual Report and familiarize yourself with our work in this past year, we feel strongly it will motivate you to support us once again this year.

Hold on a minute. Here’s an idea. Come by the Nature Center any weekday with your Annual Report. We’ll show you to one of our comfortable porch rocking chairs and run to the kitchen for you. Regular or decaf? Happy reading.

We couldn't do it without you,

Bill Fenniman Erick Lindblad President, Board of Directors Executive Director

www.sccf.org Page 1 Board of Directors & Staff The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of natural resources and wildlife habitat on and around Sanibel and Captiva. Board of Trustees Jim Haggart Greg Tolley, Ph.D. Bill Fenniman, President Janie Howland Barbara Von Harten Linda Uhler, Vice President John La Gorce Dr. Art Weissbach Ron Gibson, Treasurer Tom Lagan Carol Ann Zell Bruce Rogers, Secretary David Lowden

Committee Chairs Ron Gibson, Finance Cheryl Giattini, Annual Fund Drive Linda Uhler, Nominating Dr. Greg Tolley, Marine Laboratory Linda Uhler, Membership Dean Skaugstad, Hammerheads (Carpenters) Janie Howland, Special Events (formerly Resource Development)

Staff and Volunteer Support Staff Administrative: Marine Laboratory: Erick Lindblad, Executive Director Dr. Loren Coen, Director Wendy Cerdan, Business Manager Dr. Rick Bartleson, Research Scientist Marti Bryant, Member Relations Director Dr. Eric Milbrandt, Research Scientist Cheryl Giattini, Legacy Programs Dr. Alex Rybak, Research Scientist, GIS/Database Admin. Karen Nelson, Communications Coordinator Lucy Pongetti, Grant Administrator Molly Dawson, Grant Administrator Environmental Education: ***Keleigh Provost, Research Associate ^Kristie Anders, Education Director A.J. Martignette, Research Assistant Melissa Upton, Nature Center Manager/Educator Jeff Siwicke, Research Assistant Richard Finkel, Environmental Educator ***Mark Thompson, Research Associate Dee Serage-Century, Landscaping for Wildlife *Dr. Art Weissbach, Visiting Research Scientist **Brooke Kosar, Intern, Sovereign People Internship Fund ~Dr. Marcela Trevino **Christine Raczka, Intern for Education and the *Maree Elowson Marine Lab, Sovereign People Internship Fund Natural Resource Policy: Native Plant Nursery: Rae Ann Wessel, Director Jenny Evans, Native Plant Nursery Manager Lewis Fort, Nursery Assistant Manager Wildlife Habitat Management Andrea Biitig, Landscaping Supervisor Brad Smith, Director Em Hayes, Part-time Assistant Chris Lechowicz, Herpetologist/I.T. Specialist **Kellyn Bechtold, Intern Amanda Bryant, Biologist **Kristen Saksa, Intern Victor Young, Field Technician **Josie Thurmond, Intern ***Cara Faillace, Shorebird Researcher, **Jackie Wagner, Intern USFWS Challenge Cost Share Grant •Toby Clark, Field Technician Nature Shop and Bookstore: ***Joel Caouette, Shorebird Technician, *Jan Egeland, Nature Shop Coordinator USFWS Challenge Cost Share Grant *Fran Cameron, Volunteer Coordinator **Bill Pence, Intern *Carol Gestwicki, Book Buyer **Alexi Padover-Dart, Intern

* Volunteer *** Grant-supported ^ Partial Support from “Ding” Darling Conservation Education Fund ** Intern ~ Collaborator • Position shared with USFWS/J.N. “Ding” Darling NWR Page 2 Staff www.sccf.org Photo by Charlie McCullough

Table of Contents Board of Directors & Staff 2 Special Events 24 Grants Received 4 Membership 24 Wildlife Habitat Management 5 Fundraising Events 25 Marine Laboratory & RECON 9 Legacy Fund Endowments 26 Natural Resource Policy 14 Land Protection 27 Education & Outreach 18 Annual Fund Drive 27 Native Plant Nursery 21 Annual Fund Drive Donors 28 Volunteers 22 Member Lists 30 Finance 23

www.sccf.org Table of Contents Page 3 Grants Marine Laboratory Proposals Funded: on drift algae production component Drift Algae • 2008 - Seagrass Recovery, Inc. Replant Vallisneria Project, 2009-2010, $14,722. americana upstream of S-79 (W.P. Franklin Lock), • 2009 - J.N. “Ding” Darling NWR continuous $15,000. landscape-scale assessment of water quality and critical • 2008 - Subcontract through Mote Marine Lab from seagrass habitats, including datasonde management, CHNEP (Charlotte Harbour National Estuary 2009-2011, $57,218. Program) for bay scallop monitoring stations in • 2009 - The Nature Conservancy-National Oceanic & Tarpon Bay and Pine Island Sound, $2,400. Atmospheric Administration Community Restoration • 2008 - Lee County Tourist Development Council Program, Community-based restoration of oyster through the Captiva Community Panel. A study habitat, 2009-2011, $77,781. to identify potential sources of impaired waters and • 2009 - National Association of Counties, National associated habitat status in nearby waters surrounding Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Restoration Captiva Island, Florida, 2008-2009, $114,123. of critical marine habitats (mangrove, SAV, oysters), • 2008 - Florida Gulf Coast University/City of Sanibel/ $70,500. Lee County. Bioavailability and sources of nutrients • 2009 - WCIND. SCCF water quality observing and the linkages to nuisance drift algae, 2008-2010, system (RECON), 2009-2010, $83,000, funded. $151,562. • 2009 - Lee County Tourist Development Council • 2008 - Florida Gulf Coast University/City of Sanibel/ through the Captiva Community Panel. A study Lee County with NOVA University and University of to identify potential sources of impaired waters and New Hampshire. Bioavailability and sources of nutrients associated habitat status in nearby waters surrounding and the linkages to nuisance drift algae. Subcontract Captiva Island, Florida, 2009-2010, $91,294. related to acoustic determination of bottom types and video mapping, 2008-2010, $94,000. Marine Laboratory Proposals Pending • 2008 - The Nature Conservancy and South Carolina • 2009 - USFWS Coastal Program, Using living Sea Grant provided grants totaling $800 to support shoreline as a landscape-scale approach for the the Oyster Restoration Working Group website @ restoration/enhancement of lost marine habitats, http://www.oyster-restoration.org/. 2009-2011, $107,237, pending. • 2008 - Lee County Tourist Development Council • 2009 - FishAmerica Program, Constructing living through City of Sanibel. SCCF water quality shorelines as a landscape-scale approach for the observing system, Year 2, 2008-2009, $74,000. restoration/Enhancement of Lost Fish and Marine • 2008 - Lee County/West Coast Inland Navigation Habitats, 2009-2011, $46,313, pending. District. Ruppia transplantation and monitoring in the Caloosahatchee. 2008-2009, $10,000. Wildlife Habitat Management • 2008 - South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium. • $27,000 from the USFWS Challenge Cost Share Evaluating the potential impacts of elevated boat Program for on-going research on the Snowy Plover traffic and related anthropogenic effects with regard to • $30,000 from the USFWS Coastal Program for shoreline changes and intertidal oyster habitat status ongoing exotic control on conservation lands and trends, $4,325 (balance transferred from SC). • 2009 - Florida Sea Grant for Program Development. Environmental Education/Natural Resource Policy Reopening a Tidal Pass: Implications for SAV • $32,550 Everglades Foundation grant to extend our (Submerged Aquatic Vegetation) habitats and water reach to inland audiences along the Caloosahatchee quality, 2009-2010, $6,593. and educate island visitors about Everglades restoration • 2009 - SFWMD, RECOVER Northern Estuaries and its importance to the islands. Monitoring and Assessment Plan: Caloosahatchee • $3,000 from the Lee County Tourist Development Estuary SAV Monitoring, 2009, $5,500. Council through the City of Sanibel for signs at the • 2009 - City of Sanibel and Lee Co., Grazing impacts Lighthouse Beach kiosk. Page 4 Grants www.sccf.org Wildlife Habitat Management Sanibel's first leatherback sea turtle nest, completion of initial restoration of the Bob Wigley Preserve and successful prescribed burns of 120 acres highlight a productive WHM year. Wildlife Habitat Management continues to nurture and maintain the ability of our island ecosystem to support a diverse and abundant array of wildlife through restoration, management and research. Our close working relationship with our island partners, the City of Sanibel and J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge, continues to ensure cooperative management of conservation lands on Sanibel, allowing all parties involved to achieve more by working together. In the past year, we made significant improvements to our fire line infrastructure, solidified cooperative agreements with partners to facilitate cooperative burning, planted several thousand native trees, shrubs, and grasses, conducted important research to conserve endangered species and better understand our island’s ecosystem, and acquired new grants to offset our costs.

What’s New? Knight Anoles An adult female Snowy Plover being banded as part On January 15, 2009 Bruce Neil of the Sanibel of our research efforts on the impacts of disturbance on Sea School captured a knight anole (Anolis equestris) nesting success. on Captiva. This exotic, invasive lizard, from Cuba, is established in many locations in Southwest Florida. have been recorded on Sanibel in the last year. The This animal was threat still remains, however, since the likely source documented with of the previously confirmed sightings on Sanibel — the Florida Museum southwestern Cape Coral — still hosts a growing and of Natural History expanding population. It will require continued vigilance by SCCF staff. This and effort to prevent these animals from establishing discovery marks the themselves on the island. Any sightings should be second exotic lizard reported to Chris Lechowicz ([email protected]). species found on Captiva within a A knight anole. These exotic, Research and Monitoring year. The massive invasive reptiles were recently Snowy Plovers replanting of Captiva discovered on Captiva. This past year, Snowy Plover research has continued a f t e r t h e 2 0 0 4 to examine the factors influencing nesting success. hurricanes may have brought these exotic lizards to the The number of nesting pairs on Sanibel increased this island, unintentionally, from plant sources where the past year from six in 2008 to eight in 2009. These lizards are well established. nesting pairs on Sanibel once again fledged enough chicks to maintain or grow the larger Southwest Florida Nile monitor lizards population for the fourth year in a row. Sanibel is a Fortunately, no additional sightings of Nile monitors source of new birds, some of which are growing up to www.sccf.org Wildlife Habitat Management Page 5 nest on other beaches. Contrast this days after the initial hatch. They with Cayo Costa where five nesting were released with much fanfare pairs failed to fledge a single chick that evening. for the second year in a row. The turtle program’s dedicated Our research to date has volunteers numberered 121. Together precipitated our involvement in the they gave just over 3,200 hours of their state-wide Snowy Plover Working time. The volunteers are invaluable Group Steering Committee for their efforts in finding, marking Not all our unusual finds have happy working to proactively protect and monitoring nests, educating endings. This leucistic (color pigments the species in Florida through the public, picking up garbage and are absent but the eyes are normal management and policy. Our data responding to strandings. They are colored) loggerhead sea turtle is from are helping to inform the direction each deserving of an enormous thank an end-of-season nest on Sanibel's of the Committee and highlight the you! for all the work they do. west end. This condition is rare imperiled nature of Snowy Plovers in If you would like to become a and almost certainly fatal due to its Southwest Florida. sea turtle volunteer, contact Amanda conspicuous nature, but at least the Big thanks to our volunteers Bryant at (239) 472-3984. hatchling made it safely into the Gulf. who have helped to protect these birds with their efforts. Prey Species and Vegetation times now for air potato vine exposed Efforts to track trends in from the pine removal. This summer Sea Turtles abundance of prey species (rats, we planted many of these spots and are Any sea turtle season that fish, aquatic invertebrates) on continuing to spray to control vines. successfully gets hatchlings to sea conservation lands continue. Over is a good season. This year was no multiple years, these trends will play Haas Pond exception. Nesting numbers were an integral part in our management The Haas pond located within lower in 2009 than 2008, as expected. activities and future restoration the West Sanibel River Preserve Loggerhead turtles (Caretta caretta) efforts by indicating when and where was constructed to serve several nest biennially, which for the islands problems are occurring, and helping restoration objectives, chief among of Sanibel and Captiva means lower to correlate any changes with specific them to provide high-quality alligator nesting numbers in odd years and disturbance events (i.e., nutrients, habitat in a setting where they would higher numbers in even years. This fire, hurricanes, storm surges etc.) be safe from open harvest and people year Sanibel had 182 nests and Captiva or management activities. would be safe from them. Secondly finished the season with 80. This is a Vegetation monitoring of our and related, we wanted to create high- 3.4% increase over 2007 for Sanibel floral communities is ongoing quality rookery habitat by creating a and a 48% increase for Captiva. To as we monitor the success of our forested island surrounded by deep date, with less than 20 nests remaining restoration and management efforts. permanent water (to attract alligators, on the beaches, over 14,000 hatchlings These data are also being used in which will protect nesting birds from have been produced. conjunction with GIS mapping predatory raccoons). Lower nesting numbers did to create vegetation maps for our This summer we completed not mean a lack of excitement, preserves. plantings on the island and removed though. This nesting season marked the short causeway that allowed the first documented leatherback Management access. Now it is truly an island turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) nest "Last Stands" surrounded by deep permanent on Sanibel. This is only the second This project was initiated in 2006 water. The ultimate test of success documented nest in Southwest to remove Australian pines from will be the establishment of wading Florida (the other occurred in several outlying parcels in eastern bird nesting on the island. Sarasota County). The nest yielded Sanibel and replant with native trees. 94 hatchlings, four of which were in All of the pines were removed in 2007. Ground Cover the nest when it was excavated three These areas have been treated multiple As a result of the spread of Page 6 Wildlife Habitat Management www.sccf.org invasive non-natives and development, the upland herbaceous plant communities that were native on Sanibel are all but lost. Over the past ten years hundreds of acres of conservation and private lands on Sanibel Island have been cleared of invasive non- native vegetation as part of an effort to restore native plant communities. Despite these efforts, restoration of upland herbaceous communities seems unlikely without specific additional efforts at reestablishment. With most of the desirable upland herbaceous species now absent or rare, natural recruitment is not likely. We have planted some areas with mature grasses in plots and tried other areas with a seed mixture in order to look at the best methods and the species likely to be successful. Other tests are being conducted to test for control of undesirable, weedy species within seeded plots.

Bob Wigley Preserve The initial restoration of the Bob Wigley Preserve has been completed. All of the Australian pines have been felled and most of the stumps removed. We are now cleaning up from this step and are about to finish grading the site. Some grading has already been completed on the south side of the Sanibel River, connecting the River to the shallow seasonally wet areas that make up half of the John and Mary Jo Bowler Family Tract. Additional spoil removal, re-grading, and connecting shallow wetlands within the Andrea Waitt Carlton Family Tract remain. Due to the greater density of native trees including red mangrove and buttonwood on the Pete and Pat Allen Family Tract, non-native vegetation was eradicated using chemical treatments to kill the trees in place, thereby limiting the disturbance to the existing natives. Spoil areas on the Allen Tract were also planted with native hardwood trees. Once completed (expected September 2009), we will begin planting and mulching. When mature, these planted areas will be an important part of a forested corridor that runs from Tarpon Bay Road to Beachview Top: Around 30 islanders (and media) joined Sea Turtle Golf Course along the Sanibel River. The corridor Coordinator Amanda Bryant (pictured with one of the consists largely of buttonwood but is punctuated by four leatherback hatchlings) for the evening release. (Photo the presence of narrow bands of uplands immediately courtesy Luc Century) Above: Leatherback hatchling. adjacent to the river. These uplands support a great diversity of trees and shrubs when not dominated by Australian pines. Restoring these bands will benefit Prescribed Fire not only the plants and songbirds but will also aid in This past year was a good one for prescribed fire on the wet-season movement of bobcats and the recently Sanibel. Thanks to a stretch of favorable weather that re-discovered grey fox. followed a two-week rainy spell in May, we were able to www.sccf.org Wildlife Habitat Management Page 7 burn over 120 acres on the Center This work will improve our ability to computer and network problems for Tract and Frannie’s Preserves. While safely conduct burns. Secondly, new SCCF. Field Biologist Amanda Bryant this is still short of our 300 acres/year agreements have been drafted between coordinates the sea turtle program and goal, it is far more than we have been our island partners that will allow for assists in other monitoring and research able to accomplish to date. increased sharing of resources in order tasks during the non-nesting season. We have also made progress on to complete burns. Field technicians Victor Young and two fronts that will help facilitate Toby Clark handle invasive non-native more burning in the future. First, Staff control, mowing, plantings, and assisting thanks to a grant through the U.S. Field Biologist Chris Lechowicz is with prescribed burns. Director Brad Fish & Wildlife Service, additional in charge of wildlife monitoring and Smith handles grants, oversees planning, fire line work is being completed now. data management; he also handles and coordinates research.

Above: Prescribed burn in the Center Tract impoundment in June 2009. Below: Fire creates open space in the swale, allowing wading birds to feed on the fish brought in by the summer rainy season.

Page 8 Wildlife Habitat Management www.sccf.org Marine Laboratory & RECON The past year was a year of expansion for the Marine Lab, with numerous new initiatives and challenges.

Lab researchers, clockwise from left: A.J. Martignette, Brad Klement, Dr. Eric Milbrandt and Jeff Siwicke. Introduction Wildlife Service (FWS) have saved the lab significant The Lab made great strides this year, expanding both expenditures through cooperative agreements. its in-house capabilities and grant-based collaborative research efforts. A large part of the new initiatives were Staff focused on water quality (short-term and long-term The Marine Lab’s Director, Dr. Loren Coen, has monitoring and research) and restoration. now been at the Lab since October 2007 and has Important estuarine and marine habitats (e.g., helped to shepherd RECON’s deployment, operation seagrasses, oysters, scallops, mangroves) are the focus and funding. Six permanent sensors are deployed from of new ecological studies and related restoration west of Lake Okeechobee to the Gulf of Mexico, with efforts. The Lab website, especially the Research a seventh sensor deployed on a mobile basis. Credit section, provides outreach for updated research efforts. for RECON goes, in large part, to lab staff members The RECON (River, Estuary & Coastal Observation A.J. Martignette, Dr. Eric Milbrandt and Jeff Siwicke. Network) section displays current and historical data A.J. has also operated the weather station housed at the (see www.recon.sccf.org). Habitat Management building, and a new water level We expanded our partnership with Florida Gulf gauge in Clam Bayou. Coast University (FGCU). Drs. Bartleson and Rybak Dr. Milbrandt, in addition to his past research obtained Courtesy Faculty appointments in 2008 so on seagrasses and mangrove ecology and associated all Lab Ph.D. staff now have at least one academic restoration, continues to coordinate one of the three appointment/affiliation with a southeastern university. lab components on the two-year Drift Algae Study. Arrangements with FGCU and the U.S. Fish & Dr. Bartleson completed a project to better predict www.sccf.org Marine Lab & RECON Page 9 RECON Understanding long-term changes in aquatic environments requires sustained observations. Most physical sampling of chemical and biological data occurs infrequently and often misses rare or repeated events. To track water quality changes in the Caloosahatchee and coastal waters, SCCF now has six RECON stations sampling numerous parameters without interruption. New map of RECON stations, including the lock-and-dam structures on the These stations transmit data hourly, Caloosahatchee (S-77 at Moore Haven, S-78 at Olga and S-79, the W.P. which is available on our website in Franklin Lock). near real-time (www.recon.sccf.org). value of RECON to their research The mobile RECON sensor RECON data are now being and everyday lives. was used intensively as part of our used on a regular basis by the City Lab staff, led by Dr. Rybak, before-and-after study of the effects of Sanibel, the South Florida Water is designing a biweekly summary of the opening of Blind Pass on Management District (SFWMD), report, which will present highlights water quality and seagrasses funded the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and analyses of recent events tracked by Florida Sea Grant. plus the cities of Cape Coral and by RECON. We continue to expand our Fort Myers Beach. We are also We continue to monitor and networks with other local and regional members of the Gulf of Mexico calibrate RECON sensors, and groups. FDEP loaned us equipment Coastal Ocean Observing System have been adding new equipment so that we could collect physical water (or GCOOS), part of a series of to enhance the Lab's in-house samples every two hours during a regional ocean observing systems capabilities, including validating "rain event" in August 2008. throughout the Gulf. samples for direct comparisons with After a lightning strike destroyed We are getting more and more RECON. The Florida Department the Shell Point RECON sensor, the positive comments from scientific of Environmental Protection West Coast Inland Navigation colleagues, local watermen, and the (FDEP) continued to run validation District has generously offered to general public on the utility and water samples from all six stations. fund a new replacement unit. tape grass (aquatic grass) growth responses using the to coastal and marine ecosystems. He is focusing lab’s dedicated mesocosm (temperature controlled wet on organizing, analyzing and interpreting RECON lab) facility. He completed five years (2004-2008) of data. Mark is running the Lab’s two-year study to seagrass monitoring and a report supported by the South identify potential sources of impaired waters around Florida Water Management District (SFWMD); and Captiva Island, funded by the Lee County Tourist he is nearing completion of a pilot seagrass restoration Development Council (TDC) through the Captiva project focusing on Ruppia (widgeon grass) in the Community Panel. Caloosahatchee. Keleigh Provost joined the lab staff in July of 2009; We continue to enhance our Geographical she will be working closely with Drs. Milbrandt and Information Systems (GIS) and database capabilities Coen on various aspects of the Drift Algae project. through Dr. Alex Rybak and Mark Thompson. Dr. Dr. Coen expanded the Lab’s restoration efforts, Rybak has been working closely with Lab personnel enhanced the visiting scientists program, initiated a and governmental entities to enhance Geographic dedicated lab intern program and continued his efforts Information System (GIS)-related applications related with other scientists from China, Australia, Europe and

Page 10 Marine Lab & RECON www.sccf.org South America, summarizing the status of oyster reef habitats with a world-wide perspective.

Research projects Drift Algae Study In 2008, we initiated a large two-year study with a team of scientists from FGCU, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and the University of Miami to investigate the linkages between nutrients, macroalgae, hydrodynamics and habitat (funded by Lee County, the City of Sanibel and the West Coast Inland Navigation District). Drs. Milbrandt, Coen, Rybak and Bartleson from SCCF are working with other scientists on the project. Goals include an examination of nutrients, sea floor bottom types, Students from South Fort Myers High School planting and grazing pressure to determine mangroves in Clam Bayou this spring as part of the if there is a connection with the Lab's ongoing mangrove restoration project. attached macroalgae growing off our collection and identification of Dr. Ai Ning Loh (FGCU). beaches. The work covers a large area, macroalgae; collection of sediment In a related effort, collaborators from Redfish Pass to Bonita Beach samples for Dr. Larry Brand Drs. Grizzle and Riegl from the and offshore in the Gulf. Sampling (University of Miami); and University of New Hampshire and included surveys of bottom types; collection of sediment cores for Nova Southeastern University, respectively, are mapping seafloor habitats, associated animals and plants as potential attachment sites for macroalgae and grazers of attached and drift algal plants. Since the start of the Drift Algae study in May 2008, eight diver surveys have been completed. For ongoing analyses, the sampling stations have been split into three groups: inshore, nearshore and offshore. Peak algal biomass was recorded in May 2009. To date, there is a marked difference between the inshore and nearshore stations. This may be due to higher nutrient concentrations and higher light Photo by Jane Brickley, courtesy Captiva Current. availability at the inshore stations. Scallop farmers John Glaessgen (left) and Dave Jensen with juvenile scallops. Isotope analysis of samples sent to (See Page 20 to learn more.) U.C. Davis may help us learn more. www.sccf.org Marine Lab & RECON Page 11 The ongoing analyses will help us better understand the 2004-2008 monitoring period demonstrated that the algae that has washed up on our beaches. compounding effects of extremes in salinity and water clarity are related to decreases in Vallisneria americana (tape Ruppia in the Caloosahatchee grass) abundance in the upper Caloosahatchee estuary, A project funded by Lee County and WCIND and also decreases in Thalassia testudinum (turtle grass) and to Dr. Bartleson began last summer on widgeon grass other species in the lower estuary. High nutrient loadings (Ruppia maritima) restoration and monitoring in the associated with freshwater inflows also affect submersed Caloosahatchee using herbivore exclosures. These beds, plants, a factor that should not be ignored. valued at over $3,600 per acre each year, provide important nursery habitat and also feed manatees and turtles. Caloosahatchee Clam Die-Off In June and July, during his widgeon grass field Tape grass in the Caloosahatchee sampling, Dr. Bartleson found recently killed brackish With the support of a SFWMD grant, Dr. Bartleson water clams near Beautiful Island. Observation suggested and Ken Moore (Virginia Institute of Marine Science) that during periods of elevated water temperatures and very worked up a four-year Caloosahatchee River seagrass low dissolved oxygen (hypoxia), significant clam mortality and tape grass monitoring dataset. The data from the may be occurring. Shallow water temperatures recorded by Major Marine Laboratory Gifts In February of 2009, given the economic receiving a bequest of $100,000 from her estate to environment and the considerable need to continue support the Marine Laboratory in its work to preserve addressing water quality issues, we met with the health of the waters that surround the islands. Gretchen Valade to discuss ongoing funding for Barb and her husband, Steve, co-founded Laboratory operations. Landscape Structures in 1971, which eventually We were at the point where we needed to know became a global commercial playground equipment what our options were for moving forward or if we company located in Delano, Minnesota. were going to have to make some significant changes Their life-long passion for healthy living and to downsize and limit our activities. their dynamic advocacy for enhancing the lives of Gretchen’s response was remarkable. She children through play led to their personal and contributed $300,000 for ongoing work for professional success. 2009 and pledged $300,000 each year for 2010 Barb and Steve loved spending time at their and 2011. northern Wisconsin cabin and their home on In the Fall of 2008 we were informed by the Sanibel. Barb was an open and spiritual person who family of Barbara King that the Foundation was believed in the healing power of nature.

These contributions will become part of the Marine RECON Shop Temperature-controlled lab Lab's overall “Core” fundraising effort. New Trailer “Core” funding allows us to: Main Lab • Leverage additional contributions Building • Use the fund as a match for grants… most grant programs require matching funds as well as an indication of financial stability • Demonstrate that our core operations are independently funded • Maintain a more dedicated and knowledgeable "core" staff than would be possible if we were living completely day-to-day on grant dollars Aerial of the Marine Lab complex at Tarpon Bay, taken (“soft money”) only. July 2008.

Page 12 Marine Lab & RECON www.sccf.org our instruments were at or near the temperature tolerance Clam Bayou Restoration of many clam species, and most clams found were shallow We received two large 24-month habitat restoration water clams (one such species was Polymesoda caroliniana, grants for work in Clam Bayou, scheduled to begin in the Carolina marsh clam). Warm power plant effluent may Fall 2009. Since the restoration activities will be heavily have precipitated the observed kill over an area larger than dependent on volunteers, we will be soliciting significant the discharge plume by increasing hypoxia and possibly help from the area, including Refuge and SCCF members, creating toxic levels of ammonia. students from local K-12 schools and FGCU to complete these large efforts (bagging and placing more than 75 Blind Pass Study tons of fossil oyster shell to create reef substrate). See our SCCF Marine Lab took advantage of an already website for up-to-date information. funded large scale "experiment," the opening of Blind Pass, to sample and analyze changes in water quality and Pine Island Sound Scallop Monitoring seagrass associated with pre- and post-opening conditions Since 2003 SCCF, along with scientists from in and adjacent to Blind Pass. Under a Florida Sea Grant Florida Fish & Wildlife Research Institute (FWRI) Development Grant, pre-opening water sampling and and Mote Marine Lab, continued monitoring the seagrass assessments have been completed. Post-opening Continued on Page 20 sampling will begin in October 2009 and Spring 2010. In addition, hyperspectral imagery was collected through Marine Lab in the News collaboration with the Civil Air Patrol (CAP). We plan to use these images to provide information concerning long-term changes in seagrasses in the area of Blind Pass. The project will provide new information about the timing and extent of changes in habitats associated with predicted water quality improvements.

Nearshore Water Quality Study The Marine Lab began the initial year of a two- year study of nearshore water quality for Captiva and Sanibel Islands, funded by the TDC through the In June we identified the “mysterious white spaghetti” Captiva Community Panel. During this first year of that was washing up on the beach as dead, sun-bleached the project we are identifying areas which have periodic manatee seagrass. Lab staff networked with seagrass water quality problems. experts and other scientists from Miami to Alabama, All available water quality data for the area was California to North Carolina on its occurrence and assembled into a geodatabase for analysis, which helped related information. with development of a comprehensive monitoring schedule, including sampling after rain events and also during specific tide conditions. In year two, state-of-the-art source-tracking methodologies will be used to more precisely identify causes and sources of problem pollutants. Complementing the Captiva and Blind Pass opening study efforts, the Marine Lab is conducting periodic water quality monitoring at four long-term study sites established by Bayous Preservation Association (BPA) to track changes in water quality before and after the opening of Blind Pass. Funded in part by the BPA, this This summer SCCF Marine Lab scientists, using RECON work will also include installation of a permanent water and field measurements, were the first to document hypoxia level logger in Clam Bayou. (low oxygen levels), high shallow water temperatures, and dead brackish water clams in the Caloosahatchee River. www.sccf.org Marine Lab & RECON Page 13 Natural Resource Policy Water is certain to be our oil crisis of the future. Only 2.8% of the earth’s water is fresh. Of that, only one half of one percent is accessible to us. Policy efforts during the past year have been Acronym Decoder dominated by water quality issues, the opportunity to acquire U.S. Sugar lands for Everglades restoration and BMAP - Basic Management Action Plan the ongoing drought. C-43 - The C-43 Canal is the Caloosahatchee River CERP - Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan CWA - Federal Clean Water Act Water Policy EMA - Ecosystem Management Approach Water Quantity: By far the majority of the EPA - Federal Environmental Protection Agency policy issues that we deal with involve water and its LORS - Lake Okeechobee Regulation Schedule quality, quantity and timing. The recognition that this LOSA - Lake Okeechobee Service Area global issue must be approached locally prompted the MFL - Minimum Flows & Levels convening of a Florida Water Congress in Fall 2008. ROG - River of Grass (Everglades Restoration) SCCF provided short- and long-term recommendations, SFWMD - South Florida Water Management District which are available — along with the full text of the TMDL - Total Maximum Daily Loads (Nitrogen/ Water Congress recommendations — on our website Phosphorus) under Policy Issues. WRDA - Water Resources Development Act Water Permit Issuance Changes: One of the big changes in water policy was the state legislature's change in procedures for water permit issuance by the state's and Levels rule (MFL) for the Caloosahatchee River to five water management districts. Instead of the nine- establish a minimum flow at the Franklin Lock (S-79). person Governing Board approving consumptive use (Freshwater flow from S-79 is essential during the dry and wetland permits, Senate Bill 2080 delegated the season to maintain optimal salinity ranges in the river authority to each district's executive director, with the and estuary. Without it, salinity levels become too Governing Board reviewing only those permits that the high to sustain some seagrasses and other aquatic life.) ED proposes to deny. Recent studies have confirmed that 45% of the time the LOSA (Lake Okeechobee Service Area) Water Caloosahatchee estuary has not met its MFL for estuary Availability Rule: Every 20 years consumptive use water needs. During the past three drought years, water permits are renewed. This year the water permits in managers have repeatedly redirected Caloosahatchee our basin, the LOSA, were due. The South Florida flows for the natural system without simultaneous and Water Management District (SFWMD) extended the proportional cutbacks to permitted consumptive users. deadline to February 2010 because of the drought and We have stepped up our request for a reservation of water bookkeeping issues. Our concern is that the water for the natural system. permits already issued have seriously over-allocated our C-43 Reservoir CERP Project: The C-43 West water. There is not enough water now to meet both the Basin Reservoir is the CERP (Comprehensive Everglades needs of permitted users and the environment. Restoration Plan) storage project to address both excess Studies show that the natural system — the river and flows and MFL water needs of the Caloosahatchee. A estuary — is not getting the water it needs to maintain recent study by the District found that nearly twice oysters and aquatic grasses. We are advocating that the as much water storage is needed than the reservoir District establish a water budget for this basin prior to will provide, so we are working with the SFWMD to issuance of these 20-year permits. identify additional storage in the basin, including the Caloosahatchee Basin Reservation: The method rehydration of Lake Hicpochee. To start construction, for protecting water for the natural system involves the project must be part of next year's WRDA (Water establishing a “reservation” of water for the environment. Resources Development Act) authorization. In 2001 the SFWMD adopted the Minimum Flows Page 14 Natural Resource Policy www.sccf.org WRDA 2010: We anticipate a federal WRDA bill in 2010. In addition to pressing to get the C-43 reservoir project on the bill, we’ll need to press Congress to pass and fund it. Lake Okeechobee Regulation Schedule (LORS): The plan that guides when and how much water is released out of Lake Okeechobee is known as the Regulation Schedule (LORS). The new regulation schedule, LORS 2008, was designed to keep lower water levels in the lake because of the condition of the dike. Lower lake water levels have reduced the available water and increased competition for water during the dry season and droughts. During these conditions the Corps and SFWMD apply a set of Adaptive Protocols for Lake Okeechobee Operations. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers staffers and Colonel Al Pantano, the new The adaptive protocols are commander of the Southeastern U.S., spent a morning on the Caloosahatchee critically important to the with John Cassani of the Southwest Florida Watershed Council and Rae Ann Caloosahatchee to provide the Wessel, learning about river issues from a local perspective. flexibility to deviate from LORS to their highest attainable use such as in the form of fertilizer limits, address natural system needs. We drinking water, shellfish harvesting septic, package plant and wastewater are actively involved in advocating or recreation and that associated treatment plant ordinances and for broader protective criteria in fishable/swimmable standards be stormwater standards. These the decision matrix to protect the protected. The Florida Department initiatives applied across City Caloosahatchee and its estuary. of Environmental Protection (DEP) and County lines will go far in has revived a recent initiative to add achieving meaningful water quality Water Quality additional uses. We will work with improvement. Numeric Nutrient Criteria: both these initiatives to be sure that The Federal EPA has committed the greatest protection is afforded Caloosahatchee Water to establish maximum allowable for our waters. Conditions: The issues of water pollutant levels — numeric limits Tidal Caloosahatchee BMAP: quality and quantity drive our — for phosphorus and nitrogen Following work during the last two efforts because of the conditions that would apply to all Florida lakes years on the tidal Caloosahatchee and effects we are experiencing in and rivers by January 14, 2010 Total Maximum Daily Load the river and estuary. This year and to estuaries and coastal waters (TMDL), work on Phase II — we experienced some very low by January 2011. We will remain called a Basin Management Action oxygen levels, called hypoxia, in closely involved to be sure these Plan or BMAP — has begun. This the Caloosahatchee that lasted long levels are informed by science. process creates a plan for addressing enough to cause non-mobile species Designated Uses: This Clean the pollution sources identified in and plants to begin to die. Water Act requirement goes hand- the TMDL. Our work the past few Another condition discovered in in-hand with the setting of numeric years with Mayor Mick Denham’s the Caloosahatchee in the middle of water quality standards. The CWA Watershed Subcommittee can be summer was a massive bivalve die-off requires all waters be designated to applied directly toward this effort of clams, mussels and aquatic snails in www.sccf.org Natural Resource Policy Page 15 the Orange River and near Beautiful Everglades Restoration significant storage north of Lake Island in the Caloosahatchee. This There is a tremendous amount Okeechobee, minimizing excess condition appears to be related to of activity revolving around the U.S. flows to the estuaries, maximizing the very high water temperatures Sugar land purchase in addition to storage in the Caloosahatchee experienced this summer, aggravated the constant hum of actions related watershed and providing storage and by the drought and reduced inflows to the greater Everglades restoration treatment to meet the water needs of cooler water. Our Policy and initiative. The unprecedented U.S. of the Everglades 95% of the time. Marine Lab staff have been working Sugar Corporation land purchase Phase II of this effort will begin to with the County, DEP and Florida announced in June 2008 has twice consolidate the best features of all Power & Light to see what might be been downsized to its current scope the plans to establish a footprint done to reduce such events. of just under 73,000 acres of land and projects to provide for storage, Our Caloosahatchee River only, for $536.4 million. This treatment and flow south. Spotter program has established reduction is fiscally a better deal ROG Funding: Despite a critical human link with a for the state, reducing the debt challenges from the Florida network of volunteers who provide service, raising the leaseback rate and legislature, the Miccosukee tribe visual observations of river and sustaining regional agriculture and and Florida Crystals working to estuary conditions. River Spotters' jobs for the inland counties. defeat this opportunity, a judge has observations this past year led to River of Grass Planning: validated a $536 million bond issue the discovery of a fecal coliform Planning how the U.S. Sugar land requested by the SFWMD for the spill, dinoflagellate blooms and can be used to achieve Everglades U.S. Sugar land acquisition. As of agricultural residues in the river. This restoration has been the subject this writing that decision has been timely information from individuals of an intensive Phase I planning appealed to the Florida Supreme serves as an early warning system for effort called River Of Grass. Nine Court by the Miccosukee tribe and emerging conditions and provides teams from the public formed to Florida Crystals. Closing on the context and confirmation for our propose restoration footprints and purchase has been pushed back to RECON real-time water quality projects for restoration. Our plan, March 2010 to accommodate the sensor readings. called Estuary Driven Everglades Supreme Court hearing. Restoration (EDER), focused on Federal Progress: This past summer a milestone was achieved when the Master Agreement — the working contract between the Army Growth Corps of Engineers and SFWMD — was signed, clearing the way to establish an equal working and financial partnership in Everglades Restoration. Tamiami Trail: The long- awaited Tamiami Trail bridge project has been cleared and is expected to begin in November. This is a critical step because until the road is bridged, additional water cannot be directed south to the Everglades because it would flood the road. This first phase of the project will bridge one mile of the 10 miles Graph based on RECON data showing actual salinity in the Caloosahatchee of roadway that need to be raised. and the optimum salinity ranges for Tape Grass. While this is a great start and it will Page 16 Natural Resource Policy www.sccf.org SCCF co-sponsored the First Annual Conservation Forum at BIG ARTS, featuring SFWMD Governing Board Vice Chair Shannon Estenoz as a panelist. She was joined by Everglades Foundation Senior Scientist, Dr. Tom Van Lent, SCCF's Rae Ann Wessel, and panel moderator, Everglades Foundation CEO Kirk Fordham. Pictured above (from left:) Wessel, Fordham, Van Lent, Everglades Foundation Board member and Captiva resident Bill Riley, Estenoz and SCCF Executive Director Erick Lindblad. provide relief for the estuaries once excess water can flow over the removal of the Ceitus Boat lift and water control south, it is just the beginning. We will continue to press structure in the Cape Coral stormwater canal system. Our for bridging the full 10-mile section of Tamiami Trail. objective is to assure water quality and habitat protection of Matlatcha Pass, where this stormwater drains. Legal Actions on Land Use This process has led to a better understanding of the Harbour Pointe at South Seas Resort: Our five-year hydrologic functioning of the area and canal system. By challenge of the proposed destruction of black mangrove the end of the year a series of alternative projects will be basin forest for 24 luxury housing units on Captiva Island evaluated to see if a Net Environmental Benefit may be received some good news from the federal agencies. This achieved to improve water quality above and beyond what past January the federal Environmental Protection Agency would be achieved by the replacement of the structure. and National Marine Fisheries filed letters of objection supporting our position that the project does not meet 2009 Florida Legislative Session federal standards and would result in substantial and With the economy providing little money to fund unacceptable adverse impacts to Aquatic Resources of initiatives, this year’s session pitted the protection of National Importance and significant and unacceptable natural resources against economic development. Most impacts to Essential Fish Habitat. We continue to notorious of these bills was the late-session House Bill petition the Corps of Engineers to deny this permit for 1219 that would have allowed oil rigs in our nearshore unacceptable impacts to critical environmental resources waters as close as three miles from shore. Other initiatives and to protect the public interest over private profit, we followed included: especially since nondestructive alternative sites exist. • Support and funding of State Trust Funds to support Florida Forever and the U.S. Sugar Corporation Ceitus Canal EMA: Over the past year we have land purchase; participated as a stakeholder in an Ecosystem Management • Support for Mayor Mick Denham’s Healthy Beaches Approach resolution process hosted by DEP and Cape Coral Continued on Page 202 to resolve a challenge we filed with several other stakeholders www.sccf.org Natural Resource Policy Page 17 Education & Outreach “To me, education has become the only pathway that can lead us out of the doldrums.” — Jay Norwood "Ding" Darling "Ding" Darling placed his faith for the future of conservation in education, believing also that the public needed reminding every few years about what they had learned. So our efforts are targeted to creating awareness, mobilizing people... and doing a lot of reminding. Our talks to community and civic groups (including Lions Club, Power Squadron, Garden Club, Yacht Club, COTI and others) have covered a range of topics: • How the islands and our estuary are affected by water Above: Kristie Anders with Captiva Cruises docents who came to hear Mote manipulations upstream; Marine's Kim Hall (standing left) talk about her ongoing dolphin research. • Individual wildlife species, how Below left: Dee Serage collects tadpoles for one of her Frog Tales programs. they live, what they need, what invested time in providing teacher — sometimes on a daily basis. we can do to assure their future; training, workshops, docent and It is these close encounters with • The unique conservation history volunteer training. humans that present a challenge of this area and the special sense Among those who help new to Sanibel's founding premise of of place. residents formulate their first impressions coexisting with wildlife. An educated Knowing that time can be best of our islands are the islands' realtors. and committed community that spent teaching those that reach and They answer many of the questions knows not to feed wildlife is necessary teach others, Kristie Anders has newcomers have about the islands’ for future wildlife protection. history, nature, places to learn more During the past year people and opportunities for engagement attended programs on living with as volunteers and members. Kristie alligators, bobcats, owls and our Anders continues to provide in-service fox. In March at the Sanctuary training programs for area realtors. Clubhouse, three hundred residents came together with representatives Living with Wildlife from SCCF and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Living with Wildlife has become to voice their renewed commitment a major educational focus for Dee to a balanced alligator program to Serage. With almost 70% of Sanibel City of Sanibel officials. preserved and managed as wildlife On the water, there has been an habitat, you would think that increasing problem with feeding of island bobcat, fox, owl, and alligator wild dolphins. As a result they are populations would be home free. injured by boat propellers, ensnared in But island wildlife moves freely from monofilament line and unable to feed preserved lands into neighborhoods, themselves due to ingestion of lures. encountering residents and visitors Kristie received a WCIND grant for Page 18 Education & Outreach www.sccf.org dolphin awareness education.

Policy Matters Natural Resource Policy Director Rae Ann Wessel began offering monthly interactive policy programs, initially called First Mondays. The name and the day have changed to Policy Matters, which is now offered on the first Wednesday of the month. Topics ranged from the U.S. Sugar land purchase, Caloosahatchee issues and state legislative issues.

Into the Wild Rae Ann Wessel heading upriver on one of her Caloosahatchee Oxbow & Experiencing our natural Riverlore Cruises. The map shows Lake Okeechobee and U.S. Sugar lands resources in person is one of the (orange) as Rae Ann explains how Everglades restoration will impact the river. most effective ways we have found to educate and engage people. the river and the issues impacting it Everglades Coalition Conference While continuing her on-the- In February, SCCF helped SCCF was a 2009 sponsor of this bay-waters programs, Kristie Anders sponsor a policy cruise led by Rae annual conference and policy staff has also led SCCF field trips to see Ann at the annual Swamp Cabbage organized and presented a breakout fragments of the splendor of the Festival in LaBelle. Florida Senator session entitled A Case Study of hidden Everglades in water storage Dave Aronberg and staff from Local Initiatives for Water Quality areas and other less visited places in U.S. Representative Connie Mack’s Improvement that highlighted the the greater Everglades, including the office joined leadership from the water quality initiatives we worked on Kissimmee River restoration. These SFWMD to hear our perspectives with Sanibel Mayor Mick Denham experiences bring into the focus what and discuss policy issues affecting through the Regional Planning we have lost and what we can do. the Caloosahatchee. Council Watershed Subcommittee. Hundreds of people have learned Special river trips were also about how Pine Island Sound has conducted for Army Corps staff Wildlife Habitat Management changed over the past 500 years as from Jacksonville to acquaint them WHMP staff members have they cruised its waters. Thousands with the landmarks and issues we spoken at several meetings of both more have cruised the waters watching advocate for on regular policy calls. professional peers and the general wildlife, learning about estuarine public, as well as various media ecology, watching the sun go down as Everglades Foundation Grant interviews in the past year to share the full moon rises and enjoying the Grant funding from the Everglades information learned from our research colors of the day. We are grateful for Foundation allowed us to extend our and experiences in restoration and our partnership with Captiva Cruises reach to inland audiences along the recovery of ecosystem function. which makes this possible. Caloosahatchee as well as island Our seasonal Caloosahatchee visitors. Education, Policy, Lab and Native Plant Nursery Oxbow & Riverlore Cruises led Communications staff collaborated Native Plant Nursery staffers by Rae Ann Wessel were very well to design new signage as part of this presented educational lectures to attended and several private groups outreach, which includes signage public groups and led group tours of contracted us to provide additional at the Lighthouse Beach (signs also the nursery. They coordinated five trips. Participants had a unique funded by the City of Sanibel), the plant-related field trips for members opportunity to experience the river's Tarpon Bay Marine Lab building and and visitors, participated in three historic meanders as they learned about in the Nature Center exhibit area. Continued on Page 20 www.sccf.org Education & Outreach Page 19 Left: Blind Pass on July 31, 2009 prior to the removal of the outer curtain wall. Right: Blind Pass photographed on September 21. The Marine Lab is studying the impact of the opening on both water quality and seagrasses. Marine Laboratory cont. from page 13 recruitment of bay scallops in Pine Island Sound at Since the scallops are spawning in close proximity multiple sites. This includes monthly sampling for to one another (inside the cages), this will hopefully scallop “spat” at nine stations in southern Pine Island increase the chance of fertilization, producing viable Sound. Spat settlement improved significantly in larvae which can then swim to nearby seagrass beds and 2009, possibly a result of an extended dry season with settle on seagrass blades as juveniles. less fluctuation in salinity and water clarity. "Ding" Darling Water Quality/Seagrass Study Scallop Farming Project SCCF Marine Lab has been awarded a U.S. Fish & Wildlife As a complement to the scallop spat monitoring Service Challenge Cost Share Grant to provide water quality program, SCCF started a volunteer bay scallop farming and seagrass monitoring services to the J.N. "Ding" Darling program this year. Nearly 30 volunteers deployed National Wildlife Refuge. The Lab will provide water quality scallops in cages at 31 separate sites. The project was and seagrass data from 10 Refuge sites to Refuge managers initiated in February 2009 and by July most scallops to aid in the management of Refuge resources. had spawned at least one time.

Natural Resource Policy cont. from page 17 Bill to protect beaches and water quality from • Support for Florida’s Growth Management Act, sewage discharges; requiring growth to pay its own way; • Support for a strong statewide fertilizer ordinance with • Support for mangrove and Florida springs no qualifications or local government pre-emptions protection.

Education & Outreach cont. from page 19 local events and presented a research poster at the Florida it; learn how to identify and approach challenges; and Native Plant Society annual meeting. act on their personal convictions. As the Foundation works to preserve natural Summary resources and the future of wildlife, we are all pleased We as educators strive to lead people to know a place to be the storytellers of that work. worth saving; find out what needs to be done to protect Page 20 www.sccf.org Native Plant Nursery The Native Plant Nursery completed a busy and productive year once again! The help of 31 volunteers who together contributed a total of 1,060 hours and tremendous support and assistance benefitted the nursery, Sanibel and Captiva’s native plants, and our customers. Thanks again to our dedicated crew, as we could not have done it without you! For the first time, we have compiled the nursery’s statistics to give our members a snapshot of what we achieve in a year. Last year, the nursery: • Completed 1,810 sales • Sold 14,951 plants; 4,023 bags of mulch and soil; and 52 bird boxes Part of the nursery’s educational program involves exploring plant-related topics • Installed 28 landscape and in the greater Everglades ecosystem. Here, a group of SCCF members is waiting restoration planting projects (most for a hayride to begin for a tour of Worden Farm, a certified organic family of which were designed in-house) farm in Punta Gorda. The nursery organized five similar “off-campus” field • Contributed 52 weekly articles to trips last year. the Island Sun • Consulted with 40 homeowners and businesses in our Landscaping for Wildlife housecall program • Maintained six municipal gardens and private yards throughout the year

Keeping the nursery running smoothly would not be possible without our dedicated interns and volunteers, who play an enormous role. The nursery hosted four interns this year: Kellyn Bechtold, Jackie Wagner, Kristen Saksa and Josie Thurmond. All of our interns bring The nursery continues to provide landscape design and planting services to new ideas, energy, and dedication to local residents, businesses, and municipalities. Here, the nursery’s former intern our work, and in turn, we provide Josie Thurmond waters a newly planted Bahama coffee during a landscape a jumping-off point for their new installation along West Gulf Drive for the City of Sanibel. The nursery careers in the conservation field. continues its ongoing partnership with the City of Sanibel as well as many other organizations, including the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, the Periwinkle Partnership, Sanibel Beautification, and the Florida Native Plant Society among many others. www.sccf.org Native Plant Nursery Page 21 Volunteer Service Awards Volunteers Number of hours Our volunteers continue to sustain SCCF with Greater than 1,000 – Pat Harig, Joan Rogers their expertise and dedicated hard work. We had 537 Greater than 2,000 – Wayne Boyd volunteers work a total of 17,007 hours, which is the Greater than 3,000 – Marilyn Niehoff equivalent of eight full-time staff positions. The actual Greater than 4,000 – Sheilah Morley number is probably higher because we know we miss Greater than 5,000 – Harry Bertossa capturing some hours for various reasons. Greater than 7,000 – Fran Cameron A special thanks to our volunteers who help us Greater than 17,000 – Dean Skaugstad and Sam protect wildlife habitat on and around the islands of Landry Sanibel and Captiva! Years served Volunteer Hours 10 years – Paul Andrews, Judy Davis, Dan Davis, Number of Number Nanette Laurion, Susan Rosenberg Program Volunteers of Hours 15 years – Tom Adams, Rodney Alexander, Mike Board of Trustees and Committees 39 805 Alteri, Armand Ball, Fran Cameron, Hugh Butterfly House, Ethnobotany Garden 5 192 Cameron, Nancy Clark, Judy Daugherty, Pam Captiva Cruises Wildlife Cruise docents 11 1,028 Ellis, Linda Gornick, Eve Haverfield, Dean Carpentry Crew (Hammerheads) 11 3,549 Marine Laboratory 66 1,333 Skaugstad Native Plant Nursery 31 1,060 20 years – Tim Gardner, Joan Kain, Sally Reed Nature Shop and Bookstore 29 3,220 30 years – Rose Rogers Office (phones, mailings, data entry) 31 1,434 Others (building bird boxes, signage) 6 100 Sea Turtle Conservation Program 121 3,206 Shorebird Monitoring 2 20 Special Events 157 260 Trail Guides 18 410 Vehicle Maintenance 1 40 Weeds ‘N Seeds 3 117 Wildlife Habitat Management 6 233

Above: Nursery volunteer Barbara Bolt. Left: The Hammerheads (SCCF’s volunteer carpentry crew) and Native Plant Nursery Interns Kellyn Bechtold and Jackie Wagner take a minute to say “cheese.”

Page 22 VolunteersFinance www.sccf.org Finance July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009 Income: Expenses: Contributions/Memberships $ 809,635 Program Services and Management $ 822,521 Admissions 9,379 General Operations 105,857 Nature Shop & Bookstore 78,288 Nature Shop & Bookstore 40,778 Native Plant Nursery 239,602 Native Plant Nursery 106,232 Education 100,600 Education 72,738 *Wildlife Habitat Management 326,604 Wildlife Habitat Management 326,604 *Marine Laboratory 497,791 Marine Laboratory 497,791 Memorials 5,970 Memorials 5,970 *Land 222,155 Land 222,155 Special Events 32,126 Special Events 22,055 Miscellaneous Income 4,268 Miscellaneous Expense 2,053 Interest/Dividends 5,163 Insurance 31,150 Endowment Operating Support 112,395 Physical Plant 46,075 Public Relations 38,248 Capital Expense 1,855 Total Operating/Project Income $2,443,976 Total Operating/Project Expenses $2,342,084 Fund Balance Carry Forward for 2008 $477,341 Fund Balance Carry Forward for Fall 2009 $579,233 Totals $2,921,317 $2,921,317

* Income figures shown for program areas which receive Designated Funds and Grants, are equivalent to that program's expenses. Designated Funds and Grant Income balances are carried forward to the next fiscal year as projects continue.

Clockwise from above: This year's first Sea Turtle Volunteer meeting of the season; Tim Gardner driving the Sea Turtle "mule" on Captiva; Dave Lowden overseeing Coastal Cleanup 2008 on the Causeway islands. www.sccf.org Finance Page 23 Special Events To mark the beginning of another important control are in place. environmental awareness season, hundreds of volunteers The Life Member/Benefactor Luncheon was at the from school kids to senior citizens pitched in to clean up historic Island Inn on Sanibel Island on Wednesday, the beaches and local waters on Saturday, September 20. February 11. Natural Resource Policy Director Rae As part of the Ocean Conservancy’s 23rd International Ann Wessel brought members up-to-date on legislative Coastal Cleanup, SCCF coordinated the cleanup on initiatives relating to water quality issues. the beaches of Sanibel and Captiva islands. Volunteers Visiting families and residents enjoyed SCCF’s recorded specific debris found, from cigarette filters to annual Open House on President’s Day, Monday, crab traps. Data recorded over the years is used by the February 16. Educational displays for adults and Ocean Conservancy for education and research. children – including a demonstration of RECON, the The Foundation’s Annual Meeting was held Friday, Marine Lab’s water quality monitoring system – lined December 5. Four outgoing board members included the Nature Center porch. Kids enjoyed face painting President Paul Roth, Gwenda Hiett-Clements, Wally and the nature sounds contest and everyone enjoyed Kain and Jack Thomas. New members who were the music of Michael Oakland and the traditional hot voted in at the meeting included Janie Howland, dog fest. Paul McCarthy, Greg Tolley, Ph.D. and Carol Ann On Monday, March 16 SCCF hosted the Chamber Zell. After the Foundation status reports and board After Hours. Island business members had an inductions, members enjoyed a casual dinner. opportunity to enjoy the ideal outdoor location of the SCCF members had their first opportunity to get a Nature Center porch, learn more about SCCF and feast look at the revamped Nature Shop and Bookstore on the on food catered by Doc Ford’s Rum Bar and Grill. eve of the Annual Meeting. And the annual Shop and Staff took another great opportunity to use the Sip on Monday, December 8 gave them an opportunity outdoor porch for the Volunteer Party on Thursday, to do some serious shopping for holiday gifts. March 19. Volunteers had the opportunity to visit The Gift Shop makeover was headed by volunteer with each other and to explore the outdoor areas at Jan Egeland who brought both her experience in retail the Foundation. Catering by Leslie Adams provided and her concern for the environment to her redesign an abundant buffet that included appetizers, salads, of the shop. New merchandise includes eco-friendly salmon, casseroles, and desserts. Awards were passed products made by small businesses and craftspeople out with special recognition given to Rose Rogers for in the U.S. or countries where fair-trade and quality her 30 years of service to SCCF. Membership Membership is the lifeblood of the Foundation. The history of SCCF Life: 745 is part of the history of the islands. For over 40 years, we have been Family: 1,248 proud to be a part of this very special community, but we can’t do it Individual: 431 without you. • In the public policy arena, member numbers bolster our advocacy Corporate: 92 efforts. When we can say to policy makers that we represent a large Total: 2,516 percentage of the islands’ population, they pay closer attention. • Membership is a vote for preserving the very special and unique Sani- bel environment. • Membership dollars help support the work of the Foundation, from marine research, advocacy, education, land acquisition and restora- tion, to encouraging the use of native landscaping.

Page 24 Special Events / Membership www.sccf.org Fundraising Events All who came to the Foundation’s first and newest fundraising venture on Saturday, November 15 went “wild” over the new event – Wines in the Wild, a tasting of fine “critter” wines. Local wine aficionado Tom Uhler and his wife Linda, an SCCF board member, coordinated the event. Attendees visited six wine stations set up on the Nature Center porch and adjacent areas to sample fine wines named for land and sea creatures. Staff served hors d’oeuvres including polenta animal shapes with blue cheese, gourmet pizza and quesadillas and other creative treats prepared by Catering by Leslie Adams. Guests enjoyed the festive atmosphere and the chance to linger and visit with friends. Wines in the Wine coordinator Tom Uhler shares some Special host committee members who sponsored the pointers with George and Patti Sousa. event included Tom and Mimi Adams, Wayne and Linda Boyd, Hugh and Fran Cameron, Janie Howland, Mike The event kicked-off with a special cocktail party Kelly, John and Deborah LaGorce, Robbie and Geoff at SCCF Friday evening, April 3. Players enjoyed Roepstorff, John and Donna Schubert, Martha and Rick drinks, food from Sweet Melissa’s Café and the cool Siders, Sallie Soule, Bob Wigley and Ann Moran spring breezes on the porch at the Nature Center. The The sixth annual Intern Art Auction was held at the doubles team competition took place on Saturday and Sanibel Community House on Tuesday, February 24. Sunday with all entrants receiving tournament T-shirts Event chair Ginny Egensteiner and volunteer auctioneer sponsored by Lifeline Designs. Warren Schwab once again kept things running Volunteer Warren Schwab chaired the tournament smoothly and provided a fun-filled evening for all. committee for the eighth consecutive year and event The work by island artists was on display at Bank founder Lucas Century designed and etched the wine of the Islands during the month and Geoff and Robbie glasses presented to the First Place and Finalist winners Roepstorff, along with the bank staff, hosted a cocktail of the event. party Tuesday, February 10 to honor the artists and say Tennis Tournament Sponsors: The Dunes Golf & “thank you” for their creative efforts donated to SCCF Tennis Club, Wayne and Linda Boyd, Ron and Phyllis to support its intern program. Gibson, Lifeline Designs, Lucas Century Glass, Sweet Participating artists were Tom Adams, Mary Baker, Melissa’s Café, Bill and Tory Burch, Martha and Rick Laura Ball, Helen Baller, Kathy Boone, Jaye Boswell, Siders, Tom and Mimi Adams, Mike Kelly, Barefoot Wayne Boyd, Sharon Brace, Pam Broderson, Teri Charley’s Painting, Steve and Lena Brown, Dick and Causey, Lucas Century, Jerry Churchill, Bob Cipriani, Nancy Curtin, Don and Ginny Egensteiner, Tim and Pat Cleveland, Beth Collette, Susan Dunn, Randon Carol Gardner, Bob Wigley, Island Chiropractic/Dr. Bob Eddy, Ginny Egensteiner, Dick Fortune, George Fisher, Jane Hanger, Liddy Johnson, Sally Reed, Joan Graham, Sandy Gross, Eleanor Harries, Sheila Hoen, Secrest and Ken Koehler, Charlie and Caroline LeGette, Jane Hudson, Lauri Kaihlanen, Petra Kaiser, Mike Klein, Nanelle Wehmann, Suzanne and Frederick Gobel, Hugh Joyce Krivenko, Ruth Levering, Charles Lister, Francine and Fran Cameron, Jim and Jonatha Castel, Harry and Litofsky, Charlie McCullough, Erik Orkin, Susan Sadler, Mona Gleitz, Inge and Henry Glissman, Sallie Soule, Emily Schofield, Martina Wald, and Peter Zell. Island Sun Newspaper, Sanibel-Captiva Community SCCF’s fund raiser with the most history — 17 Bank, Marcia Feeney/Interiors by Decorating Den and years — the annual Tennis Tournament, was held at Karen Bell and Dan Schuyler/Lily & Co. The Dunes Golf & Tennis Club, April 4 and 5. www.sccf.org Fundraising Events Page 25 Legacy Fund Endowments The Legacy Fund endowments totaled $2,378,772 on Due to scheduling conflicts, we were unable to have a formal June 30, 2009. Each year, a percentage of the average induction of 2007-2008 honorees to the Legacy Society. The gifts made fund value over the previous 12 quarters goes toward included: program support. Funding support in the amount of • Messengers of Healing Winds Foundation – for the establishment of $187,000 was provided by endowments in July of 2008. a $50,000 challenge grant for the endowments This represented a 6.5% allocation. This program sup- • Tom and Mimi Adams – for graciously matching that challenge with port is distributed through six program funds reflective a gift annuity of SCCF’s core program areas: • Dick Curtin – for the creation of a generous gift annuity • Judy Wellons – for an outright gift of stock to support the endow- • The Preservation Fund, supporting our general operations ments and ensuring our ability to act in support of the Founda- • Dick and Mary Butler – for the establishment of a trust vehicle naming tion’s mission statement SCCF • The Habitat Management Fund, allowing us to manage • Jane Werner, Louise Johnson, and the late Adelaide Cherbonnier – our acquired land for perpetual conservation each of whom made us aware of their inclusion of SCCF in their estate • The Landscaping for Wildlife Fund, taking the principles planning, and of habitat management to homes, businesses, and transi- • The Sovereign People Internship Fund – which, on behalf of generous tional corridors and anonymous donors, established a $125,000 fund to endow an • The Environmental Education Fund, underwriting staff intern’s annual stipend in perpetuity positions and broadening our program outreach • The Sea Turtle Conservation and Research Fund, sup- They were joined in recognition by the FY 2008-2009 honorees: porting our work with threatened loggerheads and other • Steve King, who made us aware of the generous bequest left to SCCF endangered sea turtles by his late wife, Barbara • The Marine Laboratory Fund, endowing research activities • The estates of Jeannette Clegg and Elizabeth Eagleton, who each and promoting the health of the marine nursery areas sur- remembered SCCF generously in their wills • Joan and Wally Kain, who made an extraordinary planned gift in the rounding our islands form of a Charitable Remainder Unitrust The Sanibel Captiva Trust Company, which administers the endowments, once again graciously sponsored a reception during which new members of the Legacy Society were • Charitable Remainder Trusts – Planned gifts to the Foun- inducted. Honorees for both the present and last fiscal year dation include eight remainder trusts were recognized on February 2. • Charitable Gift Annuities – Members have created ten gift We are thankful to all the Legacy Society members annuities in support of the endowments who have used various planned giving vehicles to support • Trusts and Bequests – We are aware of the Foundation be- the Legacy Funds. To date, we are aware of benefiting from ing remembered in 31 bequests and trust vehicles, includ- ing the planned bequests made by the new Legacy Society the following types of planned gifts: members. • Outright Gifts of Cash, Real Estate, Securities and Life Insurance – We have received 28 outright gifts to date in If you have endowed our work through any of these this category. vehicles and feel we are unaware of your gift, we hope you • Charitable Lead Trusts – The Foundation will benefit in will inform us so we may thank you now for the gift you the future from one charitable lead trust have planned for the future. Legacy Society Members: Tom and Mimi Adams Meleanor and Donald Deming Kind World Foundation Sallie and Gardner Soule Marge Angst Elizabeth Eagleton Stephen and Barbara King Sovereign People Internship Armand and Beverly Ball Millie B. Ford Kip and Andrea Koss Fund Edward Beattie Charles and Janet Gleason Deborah and John La Gorce David Stanley Chuck and Sally Bisbee Phyllis and Glen Gresham Sally Lupfer Vesta Stearn Helen Blomquist Bill and Nancy Hanger Messengers of Healing Winds Linda Sturgis F. N. Bowles, Jr. Bob and Jane Hanger Foundation Barbara Tobin Claudia Burns Al and Sally Hanser John Raffensperger, M.D. Linda and Tom Uhler Dick and Mary Butler Bill and Tina Hillebrandt and Susan Luck, M.D. Gretchen Valade Yolanda Cannon Harry Huizenga Sally Reed Judy Wellons Adelaide Cherbonnier Larry and Jeannette James Jack and Rose Rogers Jane Werner Jeannette Clegg Linda and Greg Jennings Robert E. Schneider Foundation -- Bob Wigley Peter Blaze Corcoran Louise Johnson Dick Schneider Pat Wilmeth Nancy and Richard Curtin, M.D. Virginia and Thomas Johnson John and Florence Scott Bill and Ann Wollschlager Don and Carolyn DeCoster Joan and Wally Kain Barbara Shane Barbara Wood Page 26 Legacy Fund Endowments www.sccf.org Land Protection Bob Wigley Preserve Dedication January 19 was a spectacular day for the official opening of The Bob Wigley Preserve to the public. With a soaring eagle and nesting osprey overlooking the ceremony, guests were treated to remarks from President Bill Fenniman, Mayor Mick Denham, Erick Lindblad, and a grateful Bob Wigley. The 27-acre Bob Wigley Preserve is divided into three tracts named for the John and Mary Jo Boler Family, the Pete and Pat Allen Family, and the Andrea Waitt Carlton Family. The Bolers, Allens, and Bob did a butterfly release to celebrate the day. All our guests were treated to tours of the preserve, lift rides to view its expanse, and a tented picnic lunch - followed by the cutting of a cake decorated Above: Bob Wigley; Below: John and with an aerial map of the preserve! Mary Jo Boler with Pat and Pete Allen.

Land Acquisition Bequest The Foundation’s Land Acquisition Fund benefited supported both SCCF and the J.N. “Ding” Darling this year from a $56,000 bequest from the estate of Nat’l Wildlife Refuge. We are very grateful for this Elizabeth “Whiff” Eagleton. She loved the islands and legacy gift. Annual Fund Drive The Annual Fund Drive Thanks to gifts from 1,027 seeks annual tax-deductible gifts donors, the Annual Fund Drive • The Haas Family from our supporters to fund our raised $744,000 for the year ending • Bob Wigley • Mr. Steven King/SEBA Foundation operations for the year. They June 30. • Linda and Wayne Boyd enhance the revenues we receive We are so appreciative of each • Dr. John S. Hutton from program grants and other and every gift, and hope that a & Ms. Sandra S. Gross income sources. We are truly growing number of our members • Mr. Michael F. Kelly appreciative of our donors. will also contribute to the AFD • Mrs. Edgar Lupfer They recognize that our yearly annually. • Shipley Foundation, Inc. program activities would not be During the FY08-09 AFD, there • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Pick possible without their help. were several major gifts, totaling • John and Deborah La Gorce This year’s Annual Fund $10,000 or more, whose donors we • Buchanan Family Foundation drive was as remarkable as it was would particularly like to recognize. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. LeGette challenging. In descending order, they are: Cont. on Page 28 www.sccf.org Annual Fund Drive Page 27 Annual Fund Drive Donations $50,000 and above Mary Lee Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Munz-Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weyhrich Bryan and Patti Majewski Bruning Foundation Doc Ford's Rum Bar & Grille Mr. Albert F. Nagel Margaret and Albert White Ms. Margaret E. Mangano The Haas Family Barbara and Tom Dunham Mr. and Mrs. William B. O'Connor Pat and Harvey Wilmeth G.C. Matthiessen Gretchen C. Valade Mrs. Mary Lou Edwards Tim and Julie O'Neill Arnee R. and Walter A. Winshall Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McManus Ms. Janet Egeland Mr. Nat P. Ozmon Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Winters Philip and Gay Mercer $20,000 - $49,999 Richard and Sally Ennis Doug and Mary Lynn Parsons John and Martha Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller Linda and Wayne Boyd Ms. Stella Farwell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payson, III Mr. and Mrs. William P. Wollschlager Leonard and Renee Minsky Dr. John Hutton and General Electric Dale and Jeri Peterson Bill and Patty Zimmerman Helen V. Moe Ms. Sandra Gross Mr. and Mrs. William O. Grabe Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pigott Jim and Mari Moye Mr. Michael F. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. George E. Graham Larry and Sandra Pike $500 - $999 Joel and Bunny Ospa Mr. Steven G. King Glen and Phyllis Gresham Guy and Joan Pontius Mr. Lawrence J. Amon Mr. Alvin L. Park John and Deborah La Gorce Bruce and Jeanne Grossnickle Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ptacek Armand and Beverly Ball Drs. John G. Raffensperger and Mrs. Edgar Lupfer Richard and Barbara Hansen Ms. Dorothy K. Putnam Mrs. Verna H. Beaver Susan Luck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Pick Al and Sally Hanser Tom and Karen Ragatz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Berman Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Ryckman Shipley Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dale S. Hanson Sally Reed Mrs. Suzanne E. Britton Larry Schopp Bob Wigley Dr. Bette Harig Mr. and Mrs. Lamson Rheinfrank, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brown Andy and Charlotte Schroder Dr. and Mrs. John Harries Robert E. Schneider Foundation Steven and Gail Burke James and Kathleen Schubert $10,000 - $19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Hausmann Bruce and Joan Rogers Patricia M. Camp Joan Secrest and Ken Koehler Buchanan Family Foundation Ms. Shirley S. Hoch Peg and John Royse Dan and Donna Casey Mrs. Linda Seifert Captiva Cruises Bob and Jane Holder Sanibel Current Events Jerry R. Churchill and Madeline Mayor Dave and Linda Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. LeGette HSBC Matching Gift Program Sanibel-Captiva Shell Club Mickey and Becky Ciriello John and Inge Stafford George and Miriam Martin Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hughes Robert E. and Cynthia M. Sargent Christopher and Susan Coile Daniel and Becky Steves Foundation Rick and Lori Hypes Shirley and John Schlossman Mike and Kendra Creevy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Symes John and Lana Jacobs Mr. Peter Schluter & Amanda Cross Mrs. Barbara S. Taylor $5,000 - $9,999 Stephen and Rita Jaeger Dr. Christine Schluter Peter W. Danford Rebecca Totaro and Greg Tolley Bank Of The Islands Dick and Mary Jalkut Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schork Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Davis Nancy A. Tracy Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hansen Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. James Mr. and Mrs. John D. Schubert Meleanor and Donald Deming Mr. Phillip A. Urion Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Linnemann Mr. and Mrs. David L. K. Jeffrey Lee and Gene Seidler Mr. and Mrs. Warren Deuber Ms. Sarita Van Vleck Marcia T. MacKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey Mr. Sanford C. Sexhus Lowell and Dorothy DeVasure Mrs. Elaine B. Walker Frank and Carol Morsani Jensen's Twin Palm Resort Marina Mrs. Barbara C. Shane Nancy Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Rodney M. West Philip and Roberta Puschel David Johnson and Anne Nobles Jane and Buzz Shepard Don and Ginny Egensteiner Hugh and Martha Whitehouse Chip and Nancy Roach Win and Rita Johnson Jerry and Mary Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ehret Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Roth Nancy B. Johnson Robin R. Shield Grove and Jean Ely Bernadette Willlougby Klaus and Mary Ann Saegebarth Mr. and Mrs. Wallace M. Kain Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Siders Charles G. Farnum, Jr. Bill and Annie Vanderbilt Kara Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Skaugstad Bill and Carol Fenniman $100 - $499 George and Barbara Karr Nancy B. Smith Frank Mangano Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Charles V. Adair $1,000 - $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. William S. Kiser Sallie Soule Melinda M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Adler Charles and Linda Adams Ms. Robin C. Krivanek Brad and Shelli Stanback Jack and Maureen Ghublikian Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ake Tom and Mimi Adams Mr. and Mrs. Wayne LaFave Fred and Alice Stanback Ms. Patricia M. Harig Lorne and Rhoda Almack Robert and Barbara Allio Mr. and Mrs. William E. LaMothe Staritch Foundation, Inc. Malcolm and Sue Harpham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alteri David and Hazel Barber Mr. and Mrs. James P. LaRoy Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Stirn Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hart Mary M. Anderson Richard Bartleson, Ph.D. Daniel and Jane Lautermilch Mr. and Mrs. John H. Swope Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hedden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Andrews Heinrich and Esther Baumann Lawson Family Foundation Ann H. Talcott David and Catherine Hogan Christine and Paul Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Bettcher Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lipin Ms. Lee Ann Tauck Howell H. Howard Ellen M. Dunn and Lawrence D. Appel Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bowden Macy's, Inc. - Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Teerlink Janie Howland Marc and Jodie Applegate Lisa S. Brooks Program The O'Connor Foundation Dr. and Mrs. George E. Irwin, Jr. David and Suzanne Arch Mr. and Mrs. William A.C. Brooks Mariel Foundation Jack and Kellie Thomas Mr. David M. Jensen and Bert and Pat Armstrong Bill and Tory Burch Mr. and Mrs. Chris Matz Jack and Starr Thomas Ms. Vanessa Viglione Dale and Julie Armstrong Anne and John Burden Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. McCarthy Ms. Jennifer S. Thomas Liddy Johnson Mr. Michael Armstrong Claudia A. Burns Charles and Sarah McClure Peter and Sheila Thornley Dr. and Mrs. Irving S. Johnson Mr. Robert S. Atkinson Mary and Dick Butler Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKenny Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thornton Greg and Rebecca Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Auletta Hugh and Fran Cameron Peter and Nancy Meekin Ms. Roxanne Van Bokkelen Peter and Jane Koury Stephen and Laura Avakian Captiva Civic Association Horst and Sandra Metz Rod and Gerry Verblaauw Tom and Nancy Lagan William A. or Judith A. Babbitt Dick and Robin Cohan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Mihaly Bill and Judy Walter Mr. Jeffrey D. Lewis & Nancy L. Bacon Susan and Clayton Cook Stephan and Kim Miller Mr. Timothy J. Watkins Ms. Nancy D. Kling Elizabeth Baier Dr. and Mrs. James R. Cryder Keith and Frances Moffat Nanelle Wehmann Mr. and Mrs. A E. Lindblad Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Attila H. Molnar Arthur and Joyce Weissbach Mr. and Mrs. Albin E. Lindblad Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Bailey Ralph and Billye Curtis Ann L. Moran Craig and Mary Welch Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Low, Jr. Harmon and Ann Banning Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Davie John and Kay Morse Jane E. Werner Mr. and Mrs. David O. MacKenzie Barefoot Charley's Painting

Annual Fund Drive cont. from page 27 As Spring approached, it became was called a Best Friends meeting on thanks to those who were able to clear that, despite the generosity of our March 18. They helped Erick and attend and provide such good counsel: donors and the imposition of severe President Bill Fenniman brainstorm Bill and Jeanie Haas, Bob Wigley and cost cuts, reaching our $750,000 ways to meet the AFD goal, made Ann Moran, John Boler, Sandy Gross, goal was going to be very difficult. their own commitments to that goal, Sally Lupfer, Tom Pick, Mike Kelly, In response, several longstanding and asked to meet regularly to review and Richard Shipley. donors met for the first time in what SCCF’s current activities. Many Page 28 Annual Fund Drive Donors www.sccf.org and Other Contributions Mrs. Henry N. Barkhausen Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Gardner Ruth E. Kitchin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mueller Richard R. & Deanna Schumann Ms. Barbara Baumecker Tim and Carol Gardner Tom and Shellee Klausmeier Mr. and Mrs. James W. Munson Jodi Cort and Warren Schwab Verna H. Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garske Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Kleinberg John H. Murphy Craig and Susan Scott Mr. Robert C. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Gast Mr. and Mrs. Newell S. Knight, Jr. Mr. Doug J. Murray & Mark and Gail Seldess Jane and Jim Bell Ted and Lois Gasteyer Harry and Kandee Kotses Ms. Anne Brooke Mr. Terry Stickel and Deborah Bennett Dr. and Mrs. Harlan R. Giles Ms. Jennifer Krivanek Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Myers Ms. Christina Shafer Judith Benz Bob and Ann Gillespie Joyce and Charles Krivenko Dr. and Mrs. Richard Neiman Alice R.C. Sharp Bob and Sara Berendt Rod and Barb Glaeser Ms. Anne Krueger Dr. and Mrs. David W. Nelson Phyllis M. Sharp Amelia S. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gleitz Mr. and Mrs. David Kurtz Jim and Mary Nelson She Sells Sea Shells Mr. Don W. Berg Dr. and Mrs. Fredarick L. Gobel Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaMothe Carl and Jill Neumann Ada Shissler Drs. Daniel and Debra Bergmann Judy and Herb Goldenberg LaMotte Family Foundation Margaret Newell Leslie and Alan Shropshire J. Preston Biglow Stanley and Joyce Goldmann Timothy and Elizabeth Landon Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nichols Joseph Shuster and Barbara Bazzone L. C. Blynn Bobby and Joy Goldsmith Carolyn Gray and Stuart Langton Fred and Marj Nordstrom Frank and Peggy Siegel Mr. Irwin Bogen Francine and David Gomberg Charlotte Lattof Mary Lou Norris Kenneth R. Simes and Barbara Bolt Mr. and Mrs. Porter J. Goss Joan E. Leffel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Norris Michele Klebuc-Simes Bruce and Shirlee Boselli Steve and Shade Grahling Darla and Joe Letourneau Don Novotny and Kathy Howlett Elizabeth and John Simler Bill and Jaye Boswell Mr. Ira Grasgreen Ms. Patricia L. LeVesque Richard and Pauline O'Brien Jo Ann C. Skillett Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Bradford Mrs. Nancy C. Green Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy Nancy C. Oden Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Slawson Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Bratten, Jr. Bob Gryzmala Sally Lichtenstein Phil and Diane Olsson Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Smart Drs. Martin and Roberta Braun Laurie and Steve Hafener Lennart and Ann Lindberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Ordeman Mrs. Elisabeth A. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Brown Jean R. Haffenreffer Robert and Avice Lindstrom Mrs. Corinne D. O'Reilly Martha and Ted Smith Anne Brymer George and Lee Haines Ms. Linda E. Linn Suzanne England and Bob and Camille Smith Ms. Renee C. Budke Joan E. Handler and Linda and Nick Linsmayer Buzz Osterbusch Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sniff Joe and Donna Buehler C. William Harman Ms. Jennie P. Linthorst Neil and Anita Paolella George and Patti Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Burroughs, II Mrs. Jane Hanger Mr. and Mrs. Cory Lipoff Hal and June Patinkin Howard and Juanita Spanogle Mr. and Mrs. Klaus Burzin Ed and Sharon Hannon Wade and Heather Lippert Jane M. Peterson and Philip D. Star Mr. John W. Spencer Tom and Maggie Butcher Mr. Charles A. Hapke John and Kathryn Liptak Jane and Sidney Picker, Jr. Jim and Joan Sperry Mr. Peter K. Butler James A. Harbaugh and Ms. Linda L. Logan Roland and Rita Piette Ms. Karen A. Spittler Richard and Laura Byrnes Shelly Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Long Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Pike Mrs. Ann M. Sprotte Richard Calkins Barbara and Carl Harcourt Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Lopardo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Pohl Gretchen and Halsey Spruance Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron Campbell Betty St. Clair Hardy Mrs. Beverly W. Lundquist Wayne and Martha Ponader Mrs. Pat St. Cyr Roland and Glenda Campbell Eleanor and John Harries Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lunghamer Louis and Sandra Pradt Gary and Mary Ruth Staadt Mr. and Mrs. George Campean Mr. Thomas S. Hartman Ms. Suzanne Lurie Greg and Karen Probst Carole Stark Joanne and Bob Carlson Ms. Rebecca Hartwig Gale and Jim Lynch Mr. and Mrs. G. Stewart Proctor Dan and Krys Stegmann James and Jonatha Castle Mrs. David Haweeli Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Mahrer Mr. and Mrs. F. William Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stehr Alexander and Saralee Christ Ellinor Hayward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Malott Bill and Jeanne Rankin Ken, Roz & Doug Stevens Bill and Mary Christison Jacqueline Heckman-James Mammel Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Recker David and Carolyn Stigler Dr. Mary Ann Clark Ms. Sally-Jane Heit Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mann Thomas Reed Marcus and Angela Stollings Mrs. Nancy J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hellmuth Dr. and Mrs. Deane C. Manolis Mrs. Virginia T. Reeves John and Bonnie Strayer Karen Clarke Ms. Georgia N. Hemphill LaRaw and Kit Maran Ken and Sue Reinhardt Sabin and Beverley Streeter Ms. Carol A. Cleave Darryck and Inez Hesketh Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Marks Ellie and Carmine Rende Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Sugerman Dr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Clemente Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Hinderaker Anne A. Masalsky D. Michael Reyman Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Sullivan, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Loren Coen Denise Chicoine and Bill Hoch Ruth Matney Cynthia Rice Susan Henshaw Jones Foundation Ann and Roger Cogswell Mrs. Margaret Porter Hoel Dr. and Mrs. S.R. Maxeiner, Jr. Larry and Ann Riehl Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Suss Mrs. Mary Condit Elaine and G. Hogan Mr. Peter Mazur Bob and Sandra Rightmire Janice and Chris Swain Mrs. Joseph B. Conolly, Jr. Ms. Linda J. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. William N. McAdoo, Jr. Charlie and Nancy Riley Mrs. Sara T. Swift Mrs. Barbara J. Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hoover Mr. Thomas J. McAvoy Mr. William Riley John and Carolyn Swiney Anne H. Copps Greg and Joan Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. William E. McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. R.E. Ritts Sherrie and Jerry Szpondowski Greg and Diane Cortese Mike and Rosie Houk Roy W. McCloskey Bill and Carol Roberts Stephen Szynal Claude and Marsha Crawford Gordon Hullar and Doris Holtzheimer Bill and Donna McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Robinson Jean N. Tariot Mr. William H. Cruickshank Mr. Richard T. Huml George & June McKinnell Geoffrey and Robbie Roepstorff Leslie O. & Connie L. Taylor George and Suzanne Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunter Ted and Jennifer McLean Gary J. Rogers The La Gorce Family Michael and Shirlla Cuscaden Jeff and Linda Huttenburg Mimi McMillen Don and Nancy Rolley The Priest Family Margo and Rob Cutler Indigo Press Ms. Doris J. McNabb Mr. Peter Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Thompson Francine Dale Robert and Anna Irvine Walt and Darst McNairy Peter Rosenblum Davis P. Thurber Dan and Judith Davis Island Chiropractic Center Thomas and Teresa McNamara June Rosner and Russ Bilgore Mrs. Joyce Ellen Tibbetts Dr. and Mrs. David Davis Bob and Lynda Janes Linda M. McVeigh Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Ross Ralph and Carol Tillitt Francesco and Patricia De Cataldo Mary E. Jaqua Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mehalic Tom and Carol Rothman Ms. Barbara C. Tobin Danielle and Marissa Deangelis Linda and Greg Jennings Ms. Linda K. Meier Dan and Sharon Ruppert Nancy and Tom Traylor Alan den Otter and Allison White Alice and Mike Jeromin Mrs. Mary K. Melzer Erika M. Russell David R. Trout Andrea and Daniel Derrington Erhard Joeres and Maree E. Lowson Katherine Iaculli and Ms. Anna-Isabella Ruth Mr. and Mrs. John C. Turner Blake and Jan Devitt Louise Malia Johnson Ronald Mendrick Martha J. Ryckman Sheila H. Turner Mr. Peter K. Dickinson Jurasinski Family Mr. Eugene Mennen M. Kay Sadighi Linda and Tom Uhler Dorothy N. Donaldson Dr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Kaemmer Kent and Judy Mergler Mr. Kirby Salerno David Ulstad Mr. Derick L. Driemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Kane Scott C. Merrell Drs. Richard and Christina Salerno Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Vande Velde Nancy K. Edelmayer Libby Maynard and Olof Karlstrom John R. Meyer Jack and Leslie Samler Bob and Sharon Vartdal Thomas and Connie Edgar Duane and Carol Katzman Warrin and Laurie Meyers Cheryl and Jim Samples Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Vasen Jimmy W. Eger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaye Mr. Donald L. Michael Sanibel-Captiva Community Bank Mrs. Janet S. Vea George and Maida Eisenberg William and Heidi Kelleher Chuck & Doreen C. Milbrandt Mr. George Saul Ray and Susan Verdon Mr. Russell W. Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Keller James D. Miller Dr. William Schaffner and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Vincent Betty and Sherwood Finley Ms. Sharon M. Kelly Mrs. Elizabeth D. Modys Ms. Lois C. Knight Robert K. and Mary Jane Vinson Ms. Tammy S. Flaharty Jack and Sally Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Moll David L. Scheiber Mr. Richard A. Virzi Beryl and Alex Flesh The Kiddoo Fund Mr. and Mrs. S. Montclare Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Dale Von Haase Mr. and Mrs. John D. Foskett Paul and Katharine Kiefer Bob Moore and Ariel Hoover Paul and Carol Schnyder Wachovia Foundation - Will and Frances Foster Bobbie and Warren Kimber Mr. James Mowrey and Emily and Donald Schofield Matching Gifts Program Marvin and Carol Fowler Drs. John and Wendy Kindig Mr. Ronald J. Bromberg Tim and Carmen Schramm Mr. Carl E. Wagner, Jr. Allan and Judy Fulkerson Dr. David Kingsbury Maurice and Geraldine Much Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Schray Robert and Kathleen Wagner Walter and Methel Gale Jim and Peggy Kingsbury Mucky Duck of Captiva Dawn F. Schumann David J. Waks and Sandra Teger www.sccf.org Annual Fund Drive Donors Page 29 Mrs. Barbara H. Walker Mrs. Jane M. Bobel Norman and June Franklin David and Audrey Ladd Mrs. Ned Rodes Dorothy R. and Jeffrey P. Walker John F. Bohmfalk Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Frankwich Mr. Allan Lahoff Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roessler Sally M. and Francis C. Walker Mrs. Jane B. Bopp Richard J. Garcia Barbara A. Lasky Lynn and Doris Rogers John and Norma Walley Margaret Boutwell Ms. Mary Jane Gay Jim and Mary LaVelle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roosa Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Walpole Katharine J. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geudtner Nancy C. Lefever Sybil and Irvin Rosen Tom and Judy Ware Mary Schultz Braatz Cary and Patti Giese Alan and Edina Lessack Carol and Bill Rosenberg Bev and Jeff Warren Odette Brabec Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gilinsky Mrs. Mary Lou Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Royka Ms. Amy Lou Waters Mr. and Mrs. H. Pharr P. Brightman Ms. Becky H. Glezen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lord Andrew and Jennifer Rubino Mrs. Kisa E. Weeman Claire Bronson John and Eula Goetzinger David and Nancy Ludwig Paul and Anne Rydell Peggy and Mark Weiss Mr. Paul F. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James C. Goodwin Don J. MacFarlane Allan and Sally Sacks Deana and Lyman Welch Steven and Patty Brown Jerry and Carolyn Gorby Mr. John A. MacLennan and Stan and Melinda Saminski Ms. Judith K. Wellons Thomas W. Bucher Fredric and Barbara Gould Ms. Suzanne M. Dubuc Anne B. Sanford Cal and Jill Werner Rodger and Mary Jo Bunnell Carolyn N. Graham Max and Jane Mason Inge W. Santos Ms. Rae Ann Wessel Mr. Jaap J. Burck Genny and Bill Gray Mr. Gene H. Massey Mr. and Mrs. Philip Scheiber Dr. and Mrs. Albert K. Weyman Jim and Trudy Burkholder Nancy and Bob Green Howard and Judith Mayer Erwin and Waltraud Schmid Dr. and Mrs. Philip J. Weyman Ms. Jane C. Byers Karen Gumbert Olof Karlstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schultz Wildside Adventures/Captiva Kayak Tabitha M. Cale Bill and Nancy Hanger Olivia Maynard Marcia Schultz Robert and Diane Williams Sandy L. Calkins George and Maggie Hanson Neil and Linda Mays John and Jean Schumann Vara R. Williams and Ms. Mary Lou Carpenter Gene and Mary Jo Hardy Barbara B. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Dmitri Scutakes Kathryn W. Jones Mrs. Janet H. Cherrix Gilbert Harris Mr. Charles V. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. David C. Searles Jenifer Wilson Phil and Sandy Cianciola Brenda and Marty Harrity David Robson and Katy McKinney Warren and Nancy Seaward Mrs. Carter F. Wolfe Allan and Christine Ciha Helen C. Hartfiel Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Mead Laura L. Sheft Joan R. Wood Simon R. Cohen and Alice E. 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