The Student Conservation Association Annual Report 2007

Annual Report 2007 1 2 Student Conservation Association A lever for moving the world. The power to save the planet.

For 50 years, the volunteers of the Student Conservation Association have preserved national parks, restored ailing lands, and left a wondrous collective legacy on the American landscape.

Their mission – indeed, the youth conservation movement – started with the brilliantly simple idea of Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam, then a recent college graduate herself. Liz’s 1955 senior thesis introduced the concept of a “Student Conservation Corps” and over the past half-century, SCA has become a living, breathing how-to manual for engaging young people in the practice of stewardship.

Today, amid climate change, urbanization, and “nature-deficit disorder,” SCA is writing important new chapters in conservation. The contemporary challenges facing our planet demand that we broaden our environmental efforts, even as we continue to serve our treasured parks and forests. Thus SCA is unleashing bold new strategies that will mark our next 50 years by…

• Bringing sustainable, green practices to communities in need…

• Connecting young people of every background to the land around them, and…

• Instilling a modern ethic of stewardship that will guide a new generation.

SCA doesn’t just take a stand – we take action. From mountain trails to Main Streets, and from seashores to city schools, SCA is redefining conservation all across our nation.

Annual Report 2007 3 A letter from the chairman

It is inspiring to realize, more than five decades later, that what started as two teams of students in Grand Teton and Olympic National Parks has evolved today into the nation’s most powerful conservation service force. SCA’s golden anniversary in 2007 offered many opportunities to celebrate and reaffirm our organizational values. One of my most memorable moments occurred when SCA’s board of directors adjourned our summer meeting in Seattle to grab picks and Pulaskis and aid the restoration effort at storm-ravaged Mount Rainier. We worked alongside dozens of dedicated SCA volunteers and, together, re-routed a badly damaged trail. It was a tremendously powerful experience. All of us were lifted by the passion of the young people with whom we served, and awed by their ability to affect change and stewardship when they were so desperately needed. Clearly, after half a century, SCA’s mission still resonates and I would suggest it is now more important than ever. Yet in so many ways, we are just getting started. In this report, you will see an SCA that is expanding its impact on both our environment and our people. We are a progressive organization that continues to blaze new trails through innovation, collaboration and a deep commitment to conservation service. SCA Mission Statement: Simply stated, SCA is all about Our Land, Our Youth, To build the next generation and Our Future. of conservation leaders and SCA’s past and future success is entirely due to the great people who facilitate and execute the organization’s mission. I am grateful inspire lifelong stewardship of to my dedicated colleagues on the SCA Board of Directors and to our environment and communities sunsetting board members Stephen Bartram, Paula Cleary, Robert G. Stanton, and Ellen Spencer Susman. I commend SCA by engaging young people in President Dale Penny and his outstanding staff. I also salute all our highly supportive resource management partners. hands-on service to the land. I thank you, our generous sponsors and donors, and pledge that SCA will always conduct itself in ways that are worthy of your enduring faith and trust. And finally, I thank our selfless volunteers. With your support, SCA will continue to make a difference in the places and on the conservation issues that matter most.

Fred Prescott Chairman

4 Student Conservation Association A letter from the president

With SCA’s 50th Anniversary year now completed, we are able to assess fully the accomplishments of our first half century: • 50,000+ high school and college-aged young people have served to preserve our environment • 26 million hours (that’s more than 3 million work days) of hands-on conservation service restoring and preserving millions of acres of wildlands • Tens of thousands of SCA alumni are now environmental professionals with thousands more serving as volunteer conservation leaders in their home communities Are we proud of these accomplishments? Of course. Yet… As we launch SCA’s next 50 years, our planet is at a critical moment. Climate change wreaks its impact around the globe. Public lands are more threatened than ever. Larger, more diverse populations are often living in unhealthy urban environments. Too many children are growing up without meaningful interactions with the natural world. And successors must be prepared to follow in the footsteps of the environmental community’s established leadership. So, how should SCA respond to these complex contemporary issues? Well, we’ve recently asked ourselves that same question and developed a bold vision that builds on our decades of national This Annual Report goes beyond the highlights of 2007. It underscores leadership in youth conservation service. Over the next five years the vital leadership roles – both traditional and new – that SCA SCA will inspire hundreds of thousands of young Americans to answer members will play in the future in our parks, schools and communities. the call to preserve our planet fueled by three overarching strategies: I thank you and the many thousands of other supporters who have • Preserve Parks, Forests and Wildlands – by doubling the number contributed this past year to enable our young people to serve. of young people serving in SCA programs on public lands across Without you, SCA would simply not be sustained. Thanks also to our country our many resource management partners. I also want to recognize the SCA Board of Directors, under Chairman Fred Prescott’s leadership, • Conserve America’s Urban Green Spaces – by launching or for their guidance, as well as the management and staff who make it expanding programs in at least 25 US cities, ensuring conservation all happen. And, especially as we culminate our 50th Anniversary, we is relevant to today’s increasingly diverse young population thank our founder, Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam, for her vision, • Prepare the Next Generation of Conservation Leaders – by passion and ongoing commitment to leave this planet a better place. engaging young people in activities that develop leadership skills, Most importantly, thanks to the 3,218 young adults and teens who promote an ethic of stewardship, and provide opportunities for served from one to twelve months last year in so many positions of hands-on service leadership and service throughout the nation. You are the reason SCA will remain true to its founding values and commitment to we all actively support SCA and share a common belief in the next conserve national parks and other public lands. Increasingly, generation of conservation leaders. however, you will see SCA volunteers preserving city parks, creating community green spaces, and leading local citizens in restoration efforts. Other SCA members will be working with neighborhood organizations to help residents reduce energy consumption and Dale M. Penny waste production. And larger numbers of SCA alumni will be taking President their places as professional leaders in land management agencies and nonprofit environmental groups.

Annual Report 2007 5 Conserving communities, advancing diversity

The SCA journey that began on remote hiking trails in Washington and Wyoming in 1957 is now blazing a new trail through cities, neighborhoods and classrooms from coast to coast.

“SCA enables young people to do something bold,” says Milwaukee County Parks Director Sue Black. In a 2007 op-ed piece, Black wrote “many of these teens have never set foot in a park or ever experienced the wonders of nature. Yet by working for [SCA] they not only get career guidance but an education in bugs, dirt and sweat.”

With the aid of many civic-minded partners, SCA substantially expanded its community conservation programs last year to address at-risk environments in more than a dozen major cities. “Group to Make City Greener and Cleaner” hailed The Baltimore Examiner as SCA volunteers revived local parks with the support of Johnson Controls. The NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars sponsored SCA teens in Florida’s largest city, and Mayor Dannel Malloy and General Electric led a broad coalition backing SCA’s Stamford, CT debut. “We did make a change here!” exclaimed 16-year old volunteer Frank Wright. And new SCA initiatives are planned in Boston and Detroit in 2008.

6 Student Conservation Association Bringing conservation home In collaboration with Forest Preserves of Cook County, SCA sent a team of Chicago students to rid a dazzlingly rich prairie of invasive cottonwood. Discovering such a vastly different landscape just a few miles from their urban neighborhoods opened the interns’ eyes as well as their minds. “It’s all connected,” said Michelle Arellano, “from the ocean to the prairies. This land is part of our history and it’s important to preserve it.” In West Virginia, SCA members taught local homeowners, businesses and governments to cut energy and water usage and reduce waste – one courthouse alone slashed its annual electric bill by nearly $30,000. Other volunteers provided environmental education to thousands of impressionable youngsters from Massachusetts elementary schools to Idaho’s Nez Perce Michelle Arellano, SCA Intern reservations. And in 2008, through a grant from NBC Universal, SCA will plant additional seeds of stewardship by launching high school conservation clubs across the U.S. SCA volunteers are succeeding in getting city and suburban residents to see themselves as a part of our environment, not apart from it. They’re bringing conservation home.

View videos of SCA’s community volunteers in English, and en Español at thesca.org/annual_report 7 8 Student Conservation Association Preserving nature’s majesty

Even as SCA extended its reach into communities across our nation, we placed a record number of SCA volunteers on America’s public lands. These young men and women included biology majors, aspiring foresters, and future rangers – more than 3,200 in all, who aided over 500 sensitive ecological and cultural sites in all 50 states.

Nowhere posed greater urgency than Mount Rainier. The national park had been struck by disastrous floods and landslides; the damage was nearly incalculable. SCA met with park officials, devised a recovery plan, and set about restoring the myriad washed-out habitats, trails, and campgrounds. SCA students not only worked countless hours but also trained, managed, and supervised 1,000 additional local volunteers. According to The Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the dedication and capacity of these young leaders helped save Mount Rainier more than $1.5 million in repair costs, and SCA teams will be back on the mountain for much of 2008.

Laura Bogar, SCA volunteer

Moving mountains High in Utah’s Uinta range, a team of SCA by firefighters to monitor conditions, predict volunteers worked against the clock to flare-ups, and determine response strategies. remove antiquated earthen dams. The Elsewhere, SCA interns converged on structures’ weakened state posed safety Mississippi’s Gulf Coast to restore lands hazards and their presence impeded natural devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Others rid water flows. Further complicating matters, Shenandoah’s skyline vistas and California’s wilderness regulations prohibited the use of redwood forests of noxious invasive plants. most mechanized equipment. Professional And Hannah Wahlstrom, a 17-year old from excavators scoffed that the volunteers Massachusetts, spent hour after back- wouldn’t make a dent in the dams but SCA breaking hour with her crew setting rock crews painstakingly dismantled the aging cairns in Voyageurs National Park. They dams by hand, while the skeptics shook could have painted bright blazes, said their heads. Hannah, but “these cairns really make you In over a dozen other states, SCA members feel a part of nature. This is our gift.” hiked scores of miles, bushwacked through SCA is fostering this generous, green spirit in overbrush, and crawled around massive young people across our nation. Because as blowdowns to map potential wildland fire they give back to the land, they give all of us fuels. Using sophisticated handheld GPS a brighter, healthier future. units, they uploaded critical field data used

See volunteer photos 9 at thesca.org/annual_report Forging connections with nature

Enduring connections are born of specific encounters: the crewmates who unite to reposition a stubborn boulder, the intern who is mentored by a supportive ranger, the wide-eyed teen who encounters an elk in the wild. These connections occur synergistically, spontaneously, organically – but one must be deliberately positioned to create these connections before they can take place. SCA is the catalyst for just such an experience.

We are combating “nature-deficit disorder” among youth through innovative outdoor programs. We are building alliances with like-minded organizations, corporations and other partners. We are empowering SCA alumni to share their knowledge in their communities and on their campuses. Together, we are shaping a sweeping culture of conservation.

10 Student Conservation Association Mackenzie Price, SCA member A call to conservation Inspired by SCA Founder Liz Putnam’s seminal senior thesis, SCA is also attracting many new members by offering a series of SCA and Mazda last year sponsored the “Conservation in Action” innovative alternative spring breaks. With the backing of a Contest, challenging today’s young people to offer the next network of sponsors including American Eagle Outfitters and the big idea in conservation. The response was overwhelming. US Geological Survey, student participants will protect habitats, More than 300 creative entries poured in to SCA – videos, learn about climate change, and explore resource management PowerPoints, and essays – proposing wind power solutions, policies in productive, week-long “green breaks” from Acadia to conservation camps, environmental justice campaigns and more. In San Francisco Bay. early 2008, SCA will award grand prizes to the top entries and seek And in April 2008, SCA will convene EarthVision: Actions for a to implement the most promising of these remarkable models. Healthy Planet in Washington, DC. This first-of-its-kind summit, In parks and neighborhoods across the country last year, SCA presented in cooperation with the , will alumni flexed their collective muscle like never before in both service connect America’s best and brightest young people with the world’s and celebration. They cleared four tons of debris from the Oregon leading environmental authorities, elected officials, distinguished Trail outside Boise, collected seeds in support of Glacier National scientists, corporate leaders and others to craft bold new strategies Park’s native plant nursery, rebuilt part of the Bunsen Peak Trail for engaging more youth in conservation. in Yellowstone, and much more. In all, thousands of individuals Through these and other landmark initiatives, SCA is strengthening the restored damaged lands and relived past experiences, but, most bond between our people and our planet. important, our alumni renewed their commitment to conservation.

See “Conservation in Action” winners and EarthVision highlights at thesca.org/annual_report 11 Seeding service and stewardship

Every time an SCA volunteer completes a project – recording migration patterns, restoring a watershed, preserving a prehistoric pueblo – immediate, tangible benefits result.

Yet SCA’s impact extends well beyond the actual on-the-ground work. The conservation ethic instilled over the past five decades in more than 50,000 SCA members, their ongoing practice of responsible and sustainable green lifestyles, and the example they share with others pay daily dividends in every corner of our country. This is how SCA achieves its mission of building new generations of conservation leaders.

Ryan Hamilton, SCA Intern

12 Student Conservation Association A new ethic of conservation In Houston last year, it would have been easy for the dozen Already an SCA veteran, Mauricio Escobar was profiled in the US local high school students to simply stay home. But these Department of the Interior’s 2007 report “The Future of America’s SCA volunteers turned out in the pouring rain to participate in National Parks.” Years ago, Maurcio’s family fled unrest in his the largest tree planting in city history – more than 20,000 flora. native El Salvador for the mean streets of South Central Los By the end of the day the students were drenched to the core Angeles. As the DOI document relates, there he joined SCA, and coated with mud. Yet Diana Lopez could see only splendor. where Mauricio said the toughest part was not the long hours “Our environment is very beautiful,” she said, “and in order to of labor or “the full body poison oak outbreak,” but “the pristine keep this beauty we have to conserve it.” silence of nature…and the pitch-black nights.” This is often how it begins. Through SCA, young women and men The contrast was stark but alluring and for years, Mauricio discover their place in nature’s network and their perspectives alternated between college and hitches with SCA until recently, change drastically. “Happiness is magnified out here. Everything after SCA “gave me a new way to interpret the world and my place is magnified out here,” stated Sarah Logan Beasley, a Tallahassee in it,” Mauricio became a ranger at Klondike Gold Rush National high school junior who served last summer in the Great Smoky Park in Alaska. Mountains. Sarah was recognized as SCA’s 50,000th volunteer at Through SCA, members like Mauricio move the world, and a special ceremony, and she and her crewmates were featured on masterfully so, in a promising direction. the NBC Nightly News. “I’ll be back next year!” she vowed. The lever, like our future, is in their hands.

See the NBC Nightly News report and Mauricio Escobar’s extraordinary tale at thesca.org/annual_report 13 SCA’s Land Management Partners SCA’s Land Management Partners SCA is proud to work with leading public and private land management agencies and other organizations. We value their partnership and encourage you to look for SCA volunteers at these and other sites.

Alabama Kodiak I&M Sonoran Desert Network Argus Range Wilderness Area Alabama 4-H Center and Lake Clark National Park and Imperial National Wildlife Refuge Bakersfield Field Office – Bureau of Preserve Land Management Environmental Field School Kaibab National Forest Bankhead National Forest Matanuska-Susitna Borough Parks Barstow Field Office – Bureau of and Recreation Department KOFA National Wildlife Refuge Land Management Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge Murie Science and Learning Center Lake Mead National Recreation Area Beale Air Force Base Cumberland Piedmont Network Northern Field Office – Bureau of Montezuma Castle & Tuzigoot Big Maria Mountains Wilderness Area Fort Morgan State Historic Site National Monuments Land Management Big Morongo Area of Critical Horseshoe Bend National Military Northern Southeast Regional Navajo National Monument Environmental Concern Park Aquaculture Association Organ Pipe Cactus National Bigelow Cholla Garden Little River Canyon National Preserve Tongass National Forest Monument Wilderness Area Natchez Trace Parkway Upper Susitna Soil and Water Petrified Forest National Park Bighorn Mountain Wilderness Area Conservation District Selma to Montgomery National Saguaro National Park Black Mountain Wilderness Area Historic Trail Western Arctic National Parklands San Carlos Apache Tribe Bodie State Historic Park Tuskegee Institute National Historic White Mountain Bureau of Land Bristol Mountains Wilderness Area Site Management Sonoran Desert National Monument Sunset Crater National Monument Cabrillo National Monument Alaska White Mountain National Recreation Area Tonto National Forest Cache Creek Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & California Department of Parks & Refuge Tonto National Monument Preserve Recreation Alaska State Office – Bureau of Land Tucson Field Office – Bureau of Land Yukon-Charley Rivers California Desert District Management Management National Preserve California Exotic Plant Alaska Wildlife Alliance Walnut Canyon National Monument Management Team Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Arizona White Mountain Apache Reservation California Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Bering Land Bridge National Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Recreation Commission Preserve Arizona Game & Fish Department Center California State Parks Denali Education Center Arizona State University – Willow Beach National Fish Hatchery California WildCorps Denali National Park & Preserve Polytechnic Campus Yuma Field Office Camp Ramah Elmendorf Air Force Base Arizona Strip – Bureau of Land Carrizo Gorge Wilderness Area Management Arkansas Fairbanks District Office – Bureau of Carrizo Plain National Monument Land Management Bill Williams River National Wildlife Arkansas 4-H Center Refuge Catalina Island Conservancy Gates of the Arctic National Park & Buffalo National River Preserve Buenos Aires National Wildlife Cedarville Office – Bureau of Land Refuge Chugach State Park Management Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Fort Smith National Historic Site Channel Island Field Station Glenallen District – Bureau of Land Refuge Management Hot Springs National Park Channel Islands National Park Canyon de Chelly National Hatcher Pass Management Area Ouachita National Forest Chemehuevi Mountains Monument Wilderness Area Inventory and Monitoring Alaska Pea Ridge National Military Park Casa Grande National Monument Region Network Chuckwalla Mountains Chiricahua National Monument Wilderness Area Izembek National Wildlife Refuge California Cibola National Wildlife Refuge Cibola National Wildlife Refuge Katmai National Park & Preserve Alturas Field Office – Bureau of Land Coronado National Memorial Management City of Barstow Kenai Fish and Wildlife Field Office Flagstaff Area National Monument Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest Clear Creek Management Area – Kenai Fishery Resource Office Bureau of Land Management Glen Canyon National Recreation Kenai Fjords National Park Andrew Molera State Park Area Cleghorn Lakes Wilderness Area Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Angel Island State Park Grand Canyon National Park Cleveland National Forest King Salmon Fishery Resource Office Angeles National Forest Havasu National Wildlife Refuge Clipper Mountains Wilderness Area Klondike Gold Rush National Arastradero Preserve Hubbell Trading Post National Coachella Valley Preserve Historical Park Historic Site Arcata Field Office Coyote Mountains Wilderness Area

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Dead Mountains Wilderness Area Meccacopia Special Recreation Death Valley National Park Management Area Devils Postpile National Monument Mendocino National Forest Don Edwards San Francisco Bay Mesa Verde National Park National Wildlife Refuge Mesquite Wilderness Area East Bay Regional Park District Mojave National Preserve El Centro Field Office – Bureau of Mount Diablo State Park Land Management National Civilian Community Corps Fish Creek Mountains National Forest Recreation Wilderness Area Association Forever Young Treehouses Naval Air Station North Island Fort Ord Public Lands – Bureau of Naval Air Weapons Station, Land Management China Lake Friends of Sausal Creek Needles Field Office – Bureau of Funeral Mountains Wilderness Area Land Management Giant Sequoia National Monument Newberry Mountains Golden Gate National Wilderness Area Recreation Area Nopah Range Wilderness Area Golden Valley Wilderness Area North Mesquite Mountains Grass Valley Wilderness Area Wilderness Area Historical American Building Survey Old Woman Mountains Wilderness Area Hollister District – Bureau of Land Management Pacific Crest Trail Project Hollow Hills Wilderness Area Pacific Crest Trails Association I&M Klamath Network Pacific Southwest Research Station Ibex Wilderness Area Pahrump Valley Wilderness Area Imperial National Wildlife Refuge Palen/McCoy Wilderness Area Indian Pass Wilderness Area Palm Springs Field Office Institute for Wildlife Studies Palo Verde Mountains Wilderness Area Inyo Mountains Wilderness Area Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Inyo National Forest Pinnacles National Monument Jacumba Wilderness Area Piper Mountains Wilderness Area The SCA Founder’s Medal Jawbone-Butterbredt Area of Critical Environmental Concern Piute Mountains Wilderness Area SCA introduced the Elizabeth C. Titus Plumas National Forest Jedediah Smith State Park Putnam Founder’s Medal for exemplary Joshua Tree National Park Point Reyes National Seashore efforts in conservation as part of its Juniper Flats Area of Critical Rancho Arroyo Seco Environmental Concern Redwood National and State Parks golden anniversary. Recipients included Kelso Dunes Wilderness Area Resting Springs Range U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA); Wilderness Area Kernville Valley National Park Service Pacific West Kiavah Wilderness Area Rice Valley Wilderness Area Regional Director Jon Jarvis; King Range Conservation Area Ridgecrest Field Office – Bureau of Land Management Bernie Weingardt, regional forester, Kings River Experimental Watershed Riverside Mountains Wilderness Area Kingston Range Wilderness Area USFS Pacific Southwest Region; Riverside Office – Bureau of Land Mike Pool, director of the Bureau of Land Klamath National Forest Management Lacks Creek Conservation Area Rodman Mountains Wilderness Area Management’s California State Office; Lassen National Forest Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front and Connie G. Myers, founding director Lassen Volcanic National Park National Historical Park of the Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Lava Beds National Monument Sacatar Trail Wilderness Area Training Center. Little Chuckwalla Mountains Saddle Peak Hills Wilderness Area Wilderness Area San Bernardino National Forest Little Picacho Wilderness Area San Diego FWS Complex Manzanar National Historic Site San Francisco Bay Model – Army McArthur-Burney Falls State Park Corps of Engineers

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San Francisco Maritime National Colorado Historical Park Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest San Gorgonio Wilderness Area Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site San Jacinto National Monument Black Canyon of the Gunnison San Pablo Bay National National Park Wildlife Refuge Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge Santa Catalina Island Buckley Air Force Base Santa Margarita Ecological Preserve Colorado Division of Parks & Outdoor Sawtooth Mountains Recreation Wilderness Area Colorado National Monument Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Colorado State Office - Bureau of Land Management Sequoia Forest Keeper Curecanti National Recreation Area Sequoia National Forest Denver Contracting Office – National Sequoia Natural History Association Park Service Shasta-Trinity National Forest Dinosaur National Monument Sheephole Valley Wilderness Area Dolores Field Office – Bureau of Land Sierra National Forest Management Six Rivers National Forest Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument Slide Ranch Environmental Center Fort Collins Science Center Sonny Bono Salton Sea National States Salute SCA Wildlife Refuge Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre & Gunnison National Forest South Nopah Range In recognition of SCA’s golden anniversary, Wilderness Area Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve Stanislaus National Forest the State of California presented SCA with Great Sand Dunes – US Geological Stepladder Mountains Survey an elaborate framed certificate rendered Wilderness Area Hovenweep National Monument with towering Redwoods, while Gov. Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge Intermountain Region – National Park Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Arnold Schwarzenegger (above) lauded Service Summer Search Napa-Sonoma SCA for its “instrumental role in nurturing Mesa Verde National Park Summer Search Silicon Valley our future conservation leaders.” Illinois Montrose District – Bureau of Land Susanville Railroad Depot Management Governor Rod Blagojevich proclaimed Sylvania Mountains Wilderness Area National Association of Interpretation Tahoe National Forest December 15th “Student Conservation Natural Resource Program Center – Trilobite Wilderness Area Association Day” in recognition of SCA’s National Park Service Trinity Alps Wilderness Rocky Mountain National Park “50 years of commitment to education and Trust for Public Land San Juan – Rio Grande National environmental conservation,” and Gov. Tule River Ranger District Forest Elliot Spitzer of New York said “I applaud Turtle Mountains Wilderness Area San Juan National Forest SCA for taking an active role in ensuring USDA Research Branch Sand Creek Massacre National Vandenberg Air Force Base Historic Site that our State remains green for future Vasquez Rocks County Park Southern Ute Agency generations to come.” Virtually all of the Warner Mountain Ranger District Stratton Sagebrush Ecology Site 50 states formally acknowledged SCA in West Mesa Area of Critical The Nature Conservancy – Colorado Environmental Concern Chapter one form or another last year, and Western Ecological Research Center Geological Survey – Gov. John Lynch personally Westminster Woods Camp & Great Sand Dunes commended SCA and Founder Elizabeth Conference Center White River National Forest Cushman Titus Putnam during an August visit Whiskeytown National Recreation Area Connecticut to SCA headquarters in Charlestown, NH. Wildlands Conservancy City of Stamford Wildlife Center for Disease & Toxin Elm City Parks Conservancy Investigation Solar Youth, Incorporated Yosemite National Park Soundwaters Center Yuha Desert – Bureau of Land Management Weir Farm National Historic Site

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Delaware Office of US Representative The Nature Conservancy – Florida Frank Church River of No Return Henry Brown Chapter Wilderness Delaware Office of Historic Preservation Office of US Representative The Nature Conservancy – Lake Harriman State Park Jim Costa Wales Ridge Partnership for the Delaware Lucky Peak Dam and Lake – Army Estuary Fund Office of US Representative Ron Kind The Nature Conservancy – Tiger Corps of Engineers Office of US Representative Creek Preserve National Interagency Fire Center District of Columbia Sherwood Boehlert Georgia Nez Perce Indian Reservation Office of US Representative Steve Anacostia Park Nez Perce National Forest Rothman Andersonville National Historic Site C&O Canal National Historical Park Urban Tree House Chattahoochee River National Nez Perce National Historic Park Center for Cultural Resources – Recreation Area Payette National Forest National Park Service Youth Programs Division – National Park Service Cumberland Island National Pocatello Field Office – Bureau of DC Children and Youth Seashore Investment Trust Land Management Florida Fort Frederica National Monument DC Department of Health, Salmon and Challis National Forests Fort Pulaski National Monument Environmental Health Administration, Agricultural Research Service Salmon River Ranger District Watershed Protection Division Hickory Hill Agricultural Research Service – Sawtooth National Forest DC Public Charter Schools Invasive Plant Research Laboratory Honda Environmental Center Spatial Dynamics DC Public Schools Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines Inventory and Monitoring Southeast Preserve Coast Network Twin Falls District – Bureau of Land Diversity and Special Projects – Management National Park Service Archbold Biological Station Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park Yellowstone National Park Earth Conservation Corps Avon Park Air Force Range Fund for American Studies Martin Luther King Jr. National Big Cypress National Preserve Historic Site Illinois George Washington Memorial Biscayne National Park Moody Forest Natural Area City of Chicago Department of Parkway Environmental Protection Business Management Group – Ocmulgee National Monument Green Team Project National Park Service Crab Orchard National Wildlife Heritage Documentation Programs Southeast Regional Office – Refuge Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium National Park Service Forever Young Treehouses – Heritage Preservation Services – Canaveral National Seashore National Park Service Spirit Creek Educational Forest Barrington Parks Project Dry Tortugas National Park Historical American Building Survey The Nature Conservancy – Friends of the Forest Preserves Eco-Discovery Center Georgia Chapter Historical Preservation Office – Lake Shelbyville – Army Corps of National Park Service Eglin Air Force Base University of Georgia Marine Engineers Extension Service Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens Everglades National Park Lincoln Home National Historic Site Warm Springs Fish Technology Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission Mary McLeod Bethune Council Center Indiana House National Historic Site Florida National Scenic Trail Warm Springs Regional Fish Hatchery Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge National Capital Parks-East Florida Panther National Wildlife National Capital Region Refuge Guam Gary Sanitary District National Park Foundation Florida Trail Association, Inc. War in the Pacific National Great Lakes Science Center National Park Service Florida/Caribbean Partnership EPMT Historical Park Hardy Lake State Recreation Area Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore National Parks and Conservation Fort Pickens State Park Hawaii Association Gulf Islands National Seashore Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial Hakalau Forest National Wildlife National Tourism Office I&M South Florida/Caribbean Refuge Network Iowa Native American Cultural Heritage Haleakala National Park Preservation Program Jonathan Dickinson State Park Coralville Lake – Army Corps of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Engineers Native American Graves Protection/ National Key Deer Refuge Kaloko-Honoko Hau National Desoto National Wildlife Refuge Repatriation Act Naval Air Station Pensacola Historic Park Herbert Hoover National Historic Site NOAA – Chesapeake Bay Program Naval Air Station Whiting Field Kauai Forest Bird Recovery Project Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge NPS-Office of Legislative and Ocala National Forest Kilauea Field Station Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge Congressional Affairs Ordway-Swisher Biological Station Rivers, Trails & Conservation Panama City Ecological Services Idaho Kansas Assistance Program-National Park Field Office Boise National Forest Service Fort Scott National Historic Site Preservation Jacksonville Clearwater National Forest Rock Creek Park Horton Agency Riverwoods Field Laboratory Coeur D’Alene Tribe The Nature Conservancy – Maryland/ Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife South Florida Caribbean Network Coeur D’Alene District – Bureau of Refuge District of Columbia Chapter The Nature Conservancy – Disney Land Management Trust for Public Land Wilderness Preserve Craters of the Moon National Kentucky Office of US Representative The Nature Conservancy – Eastern Monument Birthplace National Christopher Shays Traveling Team Dworshak Reservoir Historic Site

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Buckhorn Lake – Army Corps of Massachusetts North Attleboro National Fish Mississippi Sand Hill Crane National Engineers Hatchery Wildlife Refuge ACE Westville Lake Cumberland Gap National Olmsted Center for Landscape Natchez Trace Parkway AJ Skinner State Park Historical Park Preservation Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge Daniel Boone National Forest AMC Berkshire Chapter Otter River State Forest Mammoth Cave National Park AMC Camp Noble View Quabbin Reservoir Missouri Louisville – Army Corps of Engineers Ames Nowell State Park Red Gate Farm George Washington Carver National Monument Roundhouse Center for Cultural Louisiana Bartholomew’s Cobble – Trustees of Evolution Great River National Wildlife Refuge Jean Lafitte National Historical Park Reservations Salem Maritime National Historic Site I&M Heartland Network Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Berkshire Natural Resources Council Savoy Mountain State Forest Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Wildlife Refuge Blue Hills Reservation Stony Brook Reservation Mark Twain National Forest National Center for Preservation Boston Harbor Islands National The Hitchcock Center for the Technology and Training Recreation Area Environment Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge New Orleans Jazz National Boston National Historical Park The Nature Conservancy – Berkshire Mastodon State Historic Site Historical Park Breakheart Reservation Taconic Landscape Program Onondaga Cave State Park Southeast Louisiana Refuges Cape Cod National Seashore The Nature Conservancy – Martha’s Ozark National Scenic Riverways Vineyard Chester-Blandford State Forest, Two Rivers National Wildlife Refuge Maine Boulder Park The Nature Conservancy – Massachusetts Field Office Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield Acadia National Park Clarksburg State Park The Nature Conservancy – Appalachian Trail Coodinator’s Office Montana Massachusetts Islands Program Baxter State Park Corellus State Forest Big Hole National Battlefield Wachusett Mountain State Ferry Beach Ecology School Demarest Lloyd State Park Reservation Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Maine Appalachian Trail Club Dubuque Memorial State Forest Wendell State Forest Bitterroot National Forest Maine Land Trust East Brimfield Lake – Army Corps of West Hill Dam and Charles River Engineers Natural Valley Storage Area Charles M. Russell National Wildlife National Park Service – Northeast Refuge Regional Office Eastern Massachusetts National Westfield River Wild and Scenic Wildlife Refuge Advisory Commission Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribe Saint Croix International Historic Site FG Hills State Forest Willard Brook State Forest Flathead National Forest Tanglewood 4-H Camp and Frederick Law Olmsted National Learning Center Glacier National Park Historic Site Michigan Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Maryland Harold Parker State Forest Hiawatha National Forest Historic Site Isle Royale National Park Antietam National Battlefield Leominster State Forest Little Bighorn Battlefield National Keweenaw National Historical Park Monument Assateague Island National Seashore Longfellow National Historic Park Lowell National Historical Park North Country Scenic Trail Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge Association of Partners for Public Association Lands Lynn Woods Reservation Yellowstone National Park Ottawa National Forest C&O Canal National Historical Park Manice Education Center Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Nebraska Catoctin Mountain National Park Massachusetts Audubon Society Shiawasse National Wildlife Refuge Agate Fossil Beds National Clara Barton National Historic Site Massachusetts Parks AmeriCorps Sleeping Bear Dunes National Monument Environmental Concern, Inc. Middlesex Fells Reservation Lakeshore Homestead National Monument of America Fort McHenry National Monument Minute Man National Historic Park The Nature Conservancy – Eastern and Historic Shrine Traveling Team Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Mohawk State Forest Fort Washington Park National Underground Railroad Moore State Park Minnesota Network to Freedom Greenbelt Park Mount Everett State Reservation Grand Portage National Monument Niobrara Scenic River Hard Bargain Farm Mount Grace Conservation North Country Trail Association Scotts Bluff National Monument Monocacy National Battlefield Land Trust Prairie Wetlands Learning Center Winnebago Agency National Capital Parks East – Fort Mount Greylock State Reservation Voyageurs National Park Washington Mount Tom State Reservation Windom Wetland Management Nevada Naval Air Station Patuxent River Mount Wachusett State Reservation District Blacks Creek – Bureau of Land Naval Support Activity South Management Mount Washington State Forest Potomac Mississippi Carson City District – Bureau of Land Myles Standish State Forest Patuxent Research Refuge Conservation Recovery - Mississippi Management Nantucket Conservation Commission Rock Creek Park Crow’s Neck Environmental Great Basin National Park Nantucket State Forest Education & Conference Center The Nature Conservancy – Maryland/ Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest District of Columbia Chapter New England Forestry Foundation Gulf Islands National Seashore Lake Mead National Recreation Area

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Mojave Desert Network Robert Frost Farm Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site University of Nevada, Reno – Salvation Army Kids Café Biological Resources Research Center Salvation Army of Manchester Western Ecological Research Center Salvation Army Tutoring Center New Hampshire Silk Farm – New Hampshire Audubon Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests Allenstown Elementary School Squam Lakes Association Audubon Society of New Hampshire / National Wildlife Refuge Beaver Brook Falls Wayside Town of Allenstown Beech Street Elementary School Umbagog State Park Central New England Fisheries Resource Office University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension 4-H City of Manchester Dixville Notch State Park Webster Elementary School Wentworth-Coolidge Mansion White Mountain National Forest Franconia Notch State Park Wilson Elementary School Geneva Point Center Wonalancet Out Door Club Hallsville Elementary School New Jersey Appalachian National Scenic Trail Hillside Middle School Delaware Water Gap National Hopkinton – Everett Lakes Recreation Area SCA Founder Receives Jewett Elementary School Gateway National Recreation Area Rachel Carson Award Lafayette Campground Hunterdon County Department of Parks and Recreation Chatham University President Esther L. Lake Massabesic – Morristown National Historical Park Barazzone, Ph.D., (left) presents SCA New Hampshire Audubon New Jersey State Parks Founding President Elizabeth Cushman Lake Umbagog National Princeton University Ecological Wildlife Refuge Research Project Titus Putnam with the Rachel Carson Maple Mania Event – Teetertown Ravine Nature Preserve New Hampshire Audubon Leadership Award during an October 2007 Margaret & H.A. Rey Center New Mexico ceremony in Pittsburgh. “The voices of both State Park Abiquiu Lake Corps of Engineers Rachel Carson and Elizabeth Putnam would Campground Bandelier National Monument eventually grow to a clarion call reminding Nashua National Fish Hatchery Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge New Hampshire Department of the global community of our place in the Bosque del Apache National Transportation Wildlife Refuge web of life,” said Dr. Barazzone. Ms. Carson The New Hampshire Division of Capulin Volcano National Monument graduated from Pennsylvania College for Parks and Recreation Carlsbad Caverns National Park New Hampshire Farm Museum Women, now Chatham University, in 1929; Carlsbad Field Office – Bureau of Natural Resources Conservation Land Management 2007 marked the 100th anniversary of Service - NH Chaco Culture National Ms. Carson’s birth as well as SCA’s Odiorne State Park Historical Park 50th anniversary. Dexter Fish Technology Center Pikes Peak Fire Prevention Dexter National Fish Hatchery El Malpais National Monument El Morro National Monument Randolph Mountain Club Gila Cliff Dwellings National Park Lincoln National Forest

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Mescalero Apache Agency – Bureau Hale Creek Field Station, NYS of Indian Affairs Department of Environmental Pecos National Historical Park Conservation Rails to Trails Association Hoffman Notch Wilderness Area Rocky Mountain Research Station Hudson River Estuary Program Route 66 Corridor Preservation Hudsonia, Limited Program Institute of Ecosystem Studies San Andes National Wildlife Refuge James Baird State Park Santa Fe National Forest Jessup River Wild Forest Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge Lake George Land Conservancy Taos Field Office – Bureau of Land Lake George Wild Forest Management Lewey Lake Campground White Sands National Monument Lila-Whitney Wilderness Area Zuni Reservation – Bureau of Indian Limekiln Lake Campground Affairs Long Island Field Office New York Mason Lake Campground Adirondack Park Minnewaska State Park Preserve Appalachian Trail Project Moffit Beach Campground Bard College Field Station, NYS Mohonk Mountain House Department of Environmental Moose River Plains Recreation Area Conservation Moreau Lake State Park Bear Mountain State Park New York City Department of Bird Conservation Area Program Environmental Protection – Stream Blue Mountain Wild Forest Management Program Blue Ridge Wilderness Area New York District – Army Corps of Engineers Flying High with Caroga Lake Campground New York State Department of American Eagle Central New York Conservancy Environmental Conservation Central Office, NYS Office of Parks New York State Department of Health SCA is grateful for the continued support Recreation and Historic Preservation New York State Office of Parks, of American Eagle Outfitters, presenting Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve Recreation, Historic Preservation – sponsor of SCA’s 50th anniversary and Crailo State Historic Site, NYS Office Environmental Management Bureau of Parks Recreation and Historic New York/New Jersey Trail sponsor of SCA’s 2008 Alternative Spring Preservation Conference - Appalachian Trail, Bear Breaks at Grand Canyon and Padre Island, Debar Mountain Wild Forest Mountain State Park New York/New Jersey Trail our on-campus recruiting campaign, and Division of Public Affairs and Education, Albany Conference - Appalachian Trail, Dutchess/Putnam valuable cause-marketing promotions in its Eight Lake Campground New York/New Jersey Trail 950 stores nationwide. “American Eagle Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Conference Center, NYS Office of Parks Outfitters is proud and excited to help build Recreation and Historic Preservation Nick’s Lake Campground awareness and raise funds for SCA through Environmental Management Bureau Norrie Point Environmental Center, NYS Department of Environmental our year-round philanthropy program AE Finger Lakes National Forest Conservation Fire Island National Seashore Better World,” says Marcie Eberhart, director Northampton Beach Campground Five Rivers Environmental Education Northeast Regional Office – National of the American Eagle Outfitters Foundation. Center, NYS Department of Park Service Environmental Conservation “We look forward to working together NYC Department of Environmental Gateway National Recreation Area – Protection throughout 2008.” Jamaica Bay Palisades Park Gateway National Recreation Area – New York City Peebles Island State Forest Gateway National Recreation Area – Pigeon Lake Wilderness Area Staten Island and Headquarters Pixley Falls State Park Golden Beach Campground Point Comfort Campground Grafton Lakes State Park Poplar Point Campground Greene County Soil and Water Region 2 Office NYS Department of Conservation District Environmental Conservation

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Region 3 Office NYS Department of Pisgah National Forest Fort Clatsop National Monument Pittsburgh City Parks Environmental Conservation State of North Carolina Klamath Network – National Park Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Riverkeeper The Nature Conservancy – Service Pittsburgh Urban Programs Rockland Lake State Park Eastern Traveling Team Lakeview Resource Area Pocono Environmental Rockwood State Forest Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Education Center North Dakota Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Libby Dam Powdermill Nature Reserve Audubon National Wildlife Refuge Historic Site McDermitt Creek Progress Fund Fort Berthold Agency Santa Clara Fee Lands Mount Hood National Forest Raystown Lake – Army Corps of Fort Union Trading Post National Saranac Lakes Wild Forest National Historic Oregon Trail Engineers Historic Site Saratoga Spa State Park Interpretive Center Silver Lake Nature Center Knife River Indian Villages National Scenic Hudson Northwest Regional Office Southwestern Pennsylvania Historic Site Scenic Hudson Land Trust, Oregon Caves National Monument Watershed Association National Park Incorporated Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife Upper Delaware Scenic and Turtle Mountain Outdoor Schodack Island State Park – Salem District Recreational River Learning Center Sergeant Ponds Wild Forest Portland Regional Office – Bureau of Urban Ecology Collaborative Turtle Mountain Tribe Seventh Lake Campground Indian Affairs Valley Forge National Historical Park Sharpe Reservation Ohio Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Sharpe Reservation/Fresh Air Fund Cuyahoga Valley National Park Siuslaw Forest, Cape Perpetua and YouthWorks Oregon Dunes Siamese Ponds Wilderness Area Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park Siuslaw National Forest Puerto Rico Staatsburgh State Historic Site San Juan National Historic Park Forever Young Treehouses – Laurel Tualatin River Wildlife Refuge Statue of Liberty National Monument Hills Project Umpqua National Forest Stone Barns Center for Food & Rhode Island Hopewell Culture National Agriculture Vale District – Bureau of Land Historical Park Management Rhode Island National Wildlife Stony Kill Farm Environmental Refuge Complex Ohio Historical Society Education Center, NYS Department Wallowa-Whitman National Forest of Environmental Conservation Wayne National Forest Warm Springs South Carolina Taconic Outdoor Education Center Oklahoma Willamette National Forest Clemson University Coop Unit Taconic Region Office Congaree National Park Chickasaw Agency Pennsylvania Thacher State Park Cowpens National Battlefield Chickasaw National Recreation Area Allegheny County Parks – North and The Nature Conservancy-Albany Cumberland Piedmont Network – Choctaw Nation – Bureau of South Parks Pine Bush Preserve Commission National Park Service Indian Affairs Allegheny National Forest The Nature Conservancy – Long Fort Sumter National Monument Concho and Horton Agencies – City Charter High School Island Chapter Bureau of Indian Affairs Kings Mountain National City of Pittsburgh Military Park The Nature Conservancy – Wilton Eastern Oklahoma Agency – Delaware Water Gap National Wildlfe Preserve & Park Bureau of Indian Affairs Middleton Place Recreation Area Tioga Point Campground Oklahoma City Office – Bureau of Overmountain Victory National Eisenhower National Historic Site Historic Trail Titusville State Forest Indian Affairs Flight 93 National Memorial Sumter National Forest – Andrew Vanderwhacker Mountain Wild Forest Oklahoma Fisheries Resources Office Fort Necessity National Battlefield Pickens Ranger District West Canada Lakes Wilderness Area Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge Friendship Hill National Historic Site Sumter National Forest – Enoree Women’s Rights National Historic Park Ranger District Tinker Air Force Base Gettysburg National Military Park YMCA Camp Chingachgook Sumter National Forest – Long Cane Grey Towers National Historic Tishomingo National Fish Hatchery Ranger District Landmark North Carolina Washita Battlefield National Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge Historic Site Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Appalachian Highlands Region Wichita Mountains National Healcrest Farm Blue Ridge Parkway South Dakota Wildlife Refuge Hopewell Furnace National Badlands National Park Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Base Historic Site Crow Creek Agency Cape Hatteras National Seashore Oregon Independence National Cape Lookout National Seashore Bonneville Lock and Dam Historical Park Great Plains Region Eastern Cherokee Reservation Columbia River Gorge Johnstown Flood National Memorial Huron Wetlands Management Mount Washington Community District Eastern Cherokee Agency Crater Lake National Park Development Corporation Jewel Cave National Monument Great Smoky Mountains National Park Deschutes National Forest National Center for the American Lower Brule Agency I&M Appalachian Highlands Network Eugene District – Bureau of Land Revolution Mount Rushmore National Memorial Land Trust for the Little Tennessee Management Northeast Regional Office – National Southeast Coast Monitoring Network Forest & Rangeland Ecosystem Park Service Wind Cave National Park Moores Creek National Battlefield Science Center Office of Surface Mining Yankton Agency

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Tennessee Memorial Park, Houston Vermont Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation Andrew Johnson National Memorial Park Conservancy Bishop Booth Conference Center Virginia State Parks Historic Site Mercer Arboretum and Button Bay State Park Botanic Gardens Volunteer Fairfax Big South Fork National River and Green Mountain National Forest Recreation Area Mid-Brazos Project Office Isle La Motte Preservation Land Trust Virgin Islands Cumberland Gap National Outdoor School at Camp Champions Historic Site Jamaica State Park Buck Island Reef National Monument Padre Island National Seashore Fort Donelson National Battlefield Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Virgin Islands National Park Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park Great Smoky Mountains Historic Site National Park Merck Forest & Farmland Center Washington Preservation Dallas Invasive Plant Control Mt. Ascutney and Wilgus State Parks Alpine Lakes Wilderness San Antonio Missions National Natchez Trace Parkway Historic Park Pittsford National Fish Hatchery Chief Joseph Dam – Army Corps of Engineers Overmountain Victory National San Jacinto Battleground and University of Vermont Chief Joseph Dam Project Office Historic Trail Battleship Texas State Historic Sites Upper Connecticut River Basin – Army Corps of Engineers Clarkston Natural Resource Office River Ridge Environmental Sea Turtle Group Project Education Program Sheldon Lake State Park & Vermont Department of Columbia Cascades Support Office Fish & Wildlife Shiloh National Military Park Environmental Learning Center Colville National Forest White River National Fish Hatchery Stones River National Battlefield Texas Audubon Society Cowlitz Valley Ranger District Texas Coastal Watershed Program Virginia Lake Roosevelt National Texas Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Recreation Area Aegis Combat Systems Center Amistad National Recreation Area Texas Parks & Wildlife - Galveston Mendocino National Forest Appalachian National Scenic Trail Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Island State Park Menomie Tribal Enterprises - Appalachian Trail Texas Parks & Wildlife - Sheldon Bureau of Indian Affairs Attwater Prairie Chicken National Lake State Park Arlingtonians for a Clean Mount Baker-Snoqualmie Wildlife Refuge Environment Texas Parks and Wildlife Department National Forest Audubon Texas at Cedar Ridge Region 4 Headquarters Assateague Island National Mount Rainier National Park Preserve Seashore Trees for Houston North Cascades Institute Battleship Texas Blue Ridge Parkway North Cascades National Park Big Bend National Park Utah Booker T. Washington National Complex Monument Big Thicket National Preserve Arches National Park North Coast/Cascades Exotic Plant Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge Ashley National Forest Colonial National Historical Park Manage Network Cumberland Gap National Historic Site Buffalo Bayou Partnership Bee Biology and Systematics Lab Okanogan National Forest Fort A.P. Hill Cedar Ridge Audubon Bryce Canyon National Park Olympic National Forest Canyonlands National Park Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania Olympic National Park Conservation Recovery-Padre Islands National Military Park National Seashore Canyonlands Research Station Olympic National Park, Yakima George Washington and Jefferson Reservation Council for Environmental Education Cedar Breaks National Monument National Forests Pacific West Coast Regional Office – Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry Dallas Independent School District George Washington Birthplace National Park Service Dinosaur National Monument National Monument Dallas Museum of Natural History Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge Dixie National Forest George Washington Memorial Guadalupe Mountains National Park Vashon Maury Island Land Trust Parkway Golden Spike National Historic Site Heard Museum Washington State Department of Glenwood-Pedlar Ranger District – Grand Canyon – Parashant National Natural Resources Heard Natural Science Museum & US Forest Service Monument Wildlife Sanctuary Washington State Parks & Recreation Kiptopeke State Park Grand Staircase – Escalante Commission Herman Park Conservancy National Monument Manassas National Battlefield Park Wenatchee National Forest – Houston Arboretum and Nature Center Hovenweep National Monument Marine Corps Base Quantico Cle Elum District Houston Conservation Collaborative Manti-La Sal National Forest Mid-Atlantic Inventory and Monitoring Wenatchee National Forest – Naches Network – National Park Service Houston Independent School District Moab Field Office – Bureau of Land Ranger District Houston Parks Board Management Mount Rogers National Yakama Indian Reservation Recreation Area Houston Wilderness Monticello Field Office – Bureau of Yakama Tribe - Bureau of Land Management NatureServe Indian Affairs Houston Wilderness Initiative Natural Bridges National Monument Petersburg National Battlefield Houston Zoo West Virginia Ouray National Wildlife Refuge Prince William Forest Park Katy Prairie Conservancy Appalachian Trail Conference Southeast Utah Group Richmond National Battlefield Park Lake Meredith National Canaan Valley National Uinta National Forest Shenandoah National Park Recreation Area Wildlife Refuge Wasatch-Cache National Forest Staunton River State Park Lyndon B. Johnson National Harpers Ferry National Historic Site Zion National Park Staunton State Park Historical Park

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Hatfield-McCoy Trail System Conservation of Communities and Monongahela National Forest Rivers, Gatineau, Quebec National Conservation Training Ducks Unlimited Canada – Center Newfoundland New River Gorge National River Nature Trust of New Brunswick North Bend State Park Quebec/Labrador Foundation – Blanc de Sablon and Harrington Potomac Heritage National Harbor, Quebec, Canada Scenic Trail Quebec/Labrador Foundation – Preservation Alliance of West Virginia Canadian Headquarters, Montréal West Virginia Sustainable St. Croix River International Communities Corp Waterway Commission – New Brunswick Wisconsin Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Great Lakes Agency – Bureau of Indian Affairs Great Lakes Exotic Plant Management Team – National Park Service Menominee Tribal Enterprises – Bureau of Indian Affairs Menominee Tribe Milwaukee County Parks Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway Schlitz Audubon Center The Nature Conservancy – Wisconsin Field Office Urban Connections Urban Ecology Center Wyoming Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area Bighorn National Forest Bridger-Teton National Forest Devils Tower National Monument F. E. Warren Air Force Base Mount Rainier Recovery Fort Laramie National Historic Site Fossil Butte National Monument SCA partnered with numerous state and local Grand Teton National Park organizations in 2007 to direct a volunteer- Historic Trails Council driven restoration effort at storm-stricken Medicine Bow Conservation District Mount Rainier National Park. SCA led nearly National Elk Refuge Natrona County Fire Mitigation 1,000 volunteers whose service was valued at Commission over $1.5 million. “SCA built not just physical Prior Mountain Wild Horse Range bridges in the wilderness, but bridges Wind River Agency – Bureau of Indian Affairs between the community and their national Yellowstone National Park park,” lauded Superintendent Dave Uberuaga. International Programs Coastal Livelihoods Trust, New Brunswick Conservation Council of New Brunswick

Annual Report 2007 23 SCA’s Generous Donors SCA’s Generous Donors Gifts to the Student Conservation Association provide support for SCA field programs and help to instill a strong conservation ethic in each succeeding generation of volunteers. These gifts help to protect valued national parks, forests and urban green spaces, as well as cultural sites. Most importantly, they reflect the deep and enduring commitment of friends whose spirit continually inspires our work.

SCA is grateful for the support of more than 20,000 individuals, alumni, foundations, corporations, garden clubs, and others. We appreciate their generosity, trust and commitment.

Individuals & Community Robert Stephens and Julie Packard Horace D. Jackson Alice and Edwin J. Bernet Nonendowed Donor Advised Fund at Estate of Josephine A. Keyes The Linda Cabot Black Fund of the The following individuals, family the Community Foundation of Santa Boston Foundation foundations, and community Cruz County George and Caroline Kinkle Peter and Sofia Blanchard organizations provided gifts totaling Wendy J. Paulson Helen L. Knopp Robert Bland $250 or more to SCA. Anne Powell Riley Carol M. Lane Anthony and Josie Bliss Fred and Liz Prescott Gail M. Michael Morton and Susan Bobowick The John R. Twiss, Jr. Philip Preston Gene and Janice Reineke Mark and Madeline Bodin Chairman’s Circle Bruce and Elizabeth Putnam Surry P. Roberts $10,000+ William and Judith Scheide Paul and Mary Boghossian Patrick and Rosalinda Raher Memorial Fund Anonymous (7) Tatsuo Shirane David Raymond Jennifer and Paul Boghossian Barkley Fund Reginald and Lynn Shiverick Richard J. Resch Jeffrey Borer Catherine D. Brown Ronald and Michelle Tenny Linda and William Richter Ada-Marie Bowers Sheana and Lewis Butler Emily A. Tomchin John Roberts The Braxton Fund Inc. Muriel L. Cameron TOSA Foundation John Mosby Russell Mrs. Walter F. Brissenden David and Claudia Chittenden Neil and Sylvia Van Sloun Ellen Schiffman James Brophy Paula Cleary and Paul Farrell Kathleen Walsh Alfred and Elfrieda Sommer Elliot and Vicki Brown Joan and Charles Cousar Joshua and Farley Whetzel Max and Helga Stamp Willard W. Brown, Jr. Jerry and Diane Cunningham L. Wynne Wister Ellen and Stephen Susman - Catherine Caneau Clydia J. Cuykendall Susman Family Foundation Carolyn Woodbury Mrs. George Carleton, Jr. Charles Dickey and Sheila Wyckoff- Martha and Lee Talbot Sarah Zimmerman Harlow and Barbara Carpenter Dickey Jean W. Tease Elizabeth Cauley The Betsy and Jesse Fink Foundation Trina Turk and Jonathan Skow The Elizabeth C. Titus J. Philip and Nancy Cayford Dean and Jenny Fischer The Vosmik Family, Inc. Putnam Founder’s Club Renate Chapman Cindy and David Fitch Estate of Elizabeth A. Wood $1,000+ Jacqueline A. Franco Anne Childs and Charles Collins Anonymous (9) Joyce Friedman Jean Aubuchon Cinader The President’s Council Bruce and Susan Ackerman Garden Club of Allegheny County $5,000+ Clara G. Cist Elizabeth and John Ackermann Clark Family Foundation Fraser and Jim Gilbane Anonymous (5) Deanne Adams and Anthony Sisto Heinke K. Clark Kathleen D. Gill Robert and Ferial Aldag Adirondack Community Trust - Christine M. Coffin Jane and Peter Goedecke Louise A. Armstrong Evergreen Fund William and Janet Coleman Lisa and Leon Gorman Eloise C. Barnett Mary and Peter Alexander Sylvia and John Constable Louis and Denise Guida Stephen and Ann Bartram Robert and Constance Anderson George M. Covington Benjamin and Ruth Hammett T. William and Beatrice Booth Joseph and Jacqueline Anscher Bill Crane Wilfred and Sylvia Hill Charlotte J. K. Brewer James and Kathleen Arner Edmund and Leslie Cronin Peter and Beverly Jost Irene and Robert Brown Gale Arnold Kenneth H. Crooks John M. Kauffmann Harvey and Naomi Cohen David Atkins Arie and Ida Crown Memorial Grace M. Kirchner Thomas Collier and Siobhan Hanna Mrs. Elisha Atkins Susan Crown Allison Levy Jo Ann Condry Julian M. Babad Fanny Culleton D. Roger and Florence Liddell Dancing Tides Foundation Guilford and Gwen Babcock Curtis Cushman The Garden Club of Houston Patricia Bacon G. Gilbert Lindemann Jon Cushman Georgetown Garden Club Valerie Bailey and Michael Gallagher Estate of Marjory A. McKinley Roderick and Verena Cushman Joshua R. Goldberg and the Robert and Barbara Barger Bob and Marjorie Meadows Anthony Dal Nogare Goldberg Family Foundation William and Lori Barns Patricia Merritt Barbara Putnam Daly Beverly Goodman Thomas and Currie Barron Barbara Meyer Martin and Debby Hale LaVonne and Paul Batalden Kaaron Davis Richard and Mary Munroe Edmund and Cis Hayes Beacon Hill Garden Club Virginia and Don Dean Joan and John Murphy CleoBell Heiple-Tice and Sidney Tice Stephen Beckwith Donald and Leora DeFord Judith Nadai Richard Hogan and Carron Sherry Will Berliner Roy and Annina Demmon

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K.C. DenDooven Gretchen and Lyman Hull Jeffrey Dennis Harold and Elizabeth Janeway Gerald L. Dickinson Suzanne Johannet and William Siegel David and Lori Dodwell Johnson Family Foundation William and Karen Dow Nathan and Elizabeth Johnson Lawrence and Valerie Doyle Philip Johnson Mary C. Drazy Johnson-Fortin Charitable Trust Isabella Drew Henry Jordan Dublin Riding and Walking Club Jupiter Island Garden Club Dayton and Dianne Duncan Carole Kaminsky Shirley Durst Myron Kaplan and Annette Hollander Sylvia A. Earle The Charles and Roberta Katz David and Pat Eggert Family Foundation Judith S. Solomon Engelberg Marjorie R. Kaufman Robert and Rita Engelman Emily Kelly Nancy and Thomas Farrell Nancy and John Kollock David Fawcett Ellen B. Kritzman Estate of Harriet Jeffrey Ferguson Walter Lake Kevin Fink Elise and F. David Lapham Andrew Fisher Melissa Larsen James Fleming Late Bloomers Garden Circle Whit Fletcher Marta Lawrence and David Robotham Jean Flood Rose LeBlanc and Andrew Terragni Peter and Janice Ford Larry and Donna Lesh Kate Foster-Springer and Douglas Foster Yvette Leung Eve D. Fout John and Jane Lewis Henry J. Fox Fund Dorothy Lichtenstein Florence B. Fowlkes The Lidstad Family Charles and Linda Frick Jane Lombard G.A.G. Charitable Corporation Michael and Renee Lowden Garden Club of Barrington John and Caroline Macomber Garden Club of Mount Desert Neil MacPhail David Gill Kent and Sherry Mangold John P. Glaser Beatrice Manice 50 Years, 50,000 Volunteers Edward and Carol Glassmeyer Pamela Manice Adrienne and John Mars Mr. and Mrs. Ralph I. Goodwin Sarah Logan Beasley, 17, of Tallahassee, Nancy W. Grady Carol Master and Sherry Mayrent through the Corners Fund FL, was recognized last year as the 50,000th Holly Gray The Matera Family Sallie and Dick Griffith volunteer in SCA’s history. “Everything is Brian and Anne Mazar Shirley Hagens David and Kathleen McCarron magnified out here. Happiness is magnified Daniel and Alice Hall John and Bette McCarron out here,” she said of her SCA experience at Michael and Alice Hallaran Jeffrey and Kathy McCarron Hamill Family Foundation Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Robert and Lori McCarron Lois Hansen Virginia D. McCulloh and Nancy This photo of Sarah Logan was featured in Mrs. Vernon P. Harms Kohlreiter Graham and Joanne Harrison Lila McKey The Chronicle of Philanthropy. “Seeking to George and Marina Hatch Paul F. McQuade inspire a new generation of conservation Margaretta and Jerry Hausman Friedrike Merck leaders,” the publication reported, “[SCA] has Peter Hayes and Pam Speers Hayes Maurice Meslans and Margaret Holyfield ushered tens of thousands of young people Renate and Henry Heymann Charles and Mary Louise through its conservation programs and Josephine Hicks Montgomery Harvey and Christina Hill Jan Montgomery internships nationwide.” Roger S. Hillas Wayne and Hope Moore Robert and Lisa Holley Bette and Albert Moorman Patricia and Noel Holmgren Mountain Club of Maryland Dr. Carol L. Horner Douglas Muder and Judy and Larry Howard Deborah Bodeau

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L. T. Murray III Glenn and Alison Sullivan Kathryn and Ralph Mutti Margaret Taliaferro Paul and Antje Newhagen Paul and Judith Tarabek New York Community Trust Margaret Taylor North Country Garden Club of Ann W. Thayer Long Island Anna Marie and John Thron Tom Obrig Katherine Troutner and Ernie William and Joann Olson Johnson Edward and Eunice Ordman Timothy and Janet Turner John K. Orndorff, Jr. Elsie P. Van Buren Robert and Martha Page Susan R. Van Der Stricht Franklin and Margaret Parker Hall and Deborah Van Vlack Jeffrey N. Pennell Elizabeth S. Van Vleck Dale and Marian Penny Anna May Vaughan Pentara Foundation, Inc. Helene P. Victor Sandra Perkins and Jeffrey Ochsner Grace Lyu Volckhausen Jay Peters Elizabeth F. Wadsworth Ira and Carole Pittelman Sukey Wagner Pole Creek Ranch Fund at The Jane and O.V. Wallgren Denver Foundation Enid Warner Sidney Posel Sylvia Weaver and Kenneth Damon Edwin and Dorothy Pyle The Weeders Patrick and Rosalinda Raher Abby N. Wells Signa Read Walter and Luella Wells Kimberly and Jeffrey Reene Frederick H. and Constance West Rebecca and Charles Richardson Matthew and Debra Whitcomb Robert and Kathryn Riddell Mark Whittlesey Alice Ridenour Nancy and Wallace Winter Arthur Rock and Toni Rembe Nancy M. Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Rockefeller, Jr. Woman’s National Farm & Garden Jane Rogers and Michael Fisher Association Leicester Rogers Sara Wragge Making a Difference Tom and Catherine Rohloff Christopher Wren Richard Rowley and Marianne Murray Melba Wright Some nine million people saw SCA Founding Elinor and Murray Rust Yako and Judith Yafet President Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam San Fernando Valley Audubon Society Marilyn E. Zaklan and an SCA trail crew profiled in a special Robert and June Safran Robert B. Zuckert Barbara T. Sandford segment on the NBC Nightly News in Fannette and William Sawyer Earth and Eagle Society August, 2007. “When you work in this kind Rick and Jane Sayles $500+ Arent and Jean Schuyler Anonymous (9) of environment, when you’re a part of it,” Liz Curtis Scribner Hugh Adams stated, “it does get into your soul.” Of SCA, Richard Seaman and Liza Draper Mrs. C. Kirby Alexander NBC reported that “many volunteers go on Nancy Shaidnagle and Gene Luckey Susan K. Allen Clydene Shepherd Alan and Judith Appelbaum to careers in conservation” and one student Caroline N. Sidnam Alan and Helen Appleford declared “I definitely want to be a ranger in Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity Tracy and Aubrey Arnn the Park Service.” Watch the video at Charles W. Smith Chris Atkins and Lauren Letellier Martha and Phillip Smith George and Christine Bachrach thesca.org/nbc and view other SCA stories Prentiss Smith Stephanie and Peter Baker from around the nation in the newsroom on Joshua N. Solomon John and Erika Baines Virginia Ballard our website. Sydney and Charles Spofford Sharon Z. Barry Mrs. Ernest M. Stanton Barbara and Clarence Beaver Bill Staudenmaier Andrew Beavers Joshua Stearns and Erica Carlson Ben and Jeanette Beavers The Stettenheim Foundation Gerald and Linda Becker Cornelia and William T.C. Stevens Michael J. Bell Stephen Strachan Melanie Beller

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Andrew Bellet Mary Clemesha William and Phyllis Greenberg Kevin Keith David and Laura Bellet Cleveland Natural Science Club Lumina Greenway Kevin and Pamela Kelly Regina and William Belt Amanda Close Kenneth Griffin Molly and Carl Kettler Gregory and Beatrice Benesh Margot and E. H. Close Lucile and Quentin Griffiths Michael and Mary Killien Lawrence and Rebecca Benesh Douglas and Kathryn Cochrane Nina B. Griswold Robert and Rachel Kinicki Meredith Benesh Patricia and Gary Coe Harriet R. Grose Elizabeth Kiriazis Valerie Benesh Richard and Ruth Colwell Virginia Guthrie Ralph and Marjorie Koldinger Frank Bequaert Conner Family Fund of Natalie Hamill Thomas Korzeniowski Derrick Beracy the San Diego Foundation Jane Hamrick Jeffrey and Pamela Kovalic Jack and Joann Bertges Douglas Conrad Rod and Patricia Handeland Helen P. Ladd William and Katherine Beyer Nana Corfield Albert A. Hanes and Robert E. Hanes Garet Lahvis Caleb Birchard Susan P. Crofut John and Elizabeth Hanes Lake Forest Garden Club Jacob Birchard Elizabeth M. Culhane Margaret P. Hanrahan Roger and Sue Lang Alpine Chandler Bird and Donald Bena Currin Sig T. Hansen, Jr. John Larsen Bird-Riptide Fund at the Boston Emma L. Dana Michael and Christine Hanson Maria and Ian Leary-Richards Foundation Franklin Dana Stanley E. Harris, Jr. Gregory Lee and Muh-Ching Yee William Bittler Lewis and Betty Dana Kathryn Harrison Sean Lee Rosemary A. Blackstone Paul and Shirlee Daube Margaret Harwood Elizabeth P. Lent Sharon and Daniel Bloomgarden Gordon F. Davies Pembroke Harwood Nancy and David Levi Blue Streak Fund Nancy De L’Arbre Pamela Hay and William Stein David Lewis Boeing Employees Community Fund Margaret DePopolo Amanda Hayhoe Richard and Virginia Lewis Gregory Bonynge Mary Desmond and Christine Heckemeyer Hillary Lipe Emily Bramhall H. William McKee Kevin and Linda Henker Rachel Lipsky Elisabeth and Richard Brandt Louise Doyle Miranda and Bruce Henning Jeanne Lockett Ed and Joan Brenton Diana and Weaver Dunnan Mariko Hewer James and Christine Longo William Brenton James and Sandra Earl Ulrich Hewer and Cheryl Kariya Kathryn and John Lynn Paul Brettschneider and Mabel Tang Melinda and Dale Egeberg William W. Hildreth Walter and Ruth MacGinitie Priscilla Brewster Alayne Evans Arthur and Lois Hill Douglas and Carla Mackey Robert Brink Evergreen Garden Club Joyce V. Hiller James Maddy and Barbara Edward and Joan Bromage Exeter Area Garden Club Aaron Hoard and Jaime Greene Chapman Carolyn and Martin Brown Garold and Joyce Faber Janice Hoffman Stanley and Ann Magagnosc Greta P. Brown Robert Faiman and Lynne Pentler Mark Hofmann Makawao Union Church Jenalyn Brown Harlow Farmer and Nina Lian Kevin Hollebeek Andrew Mathes Katherine and William Brown Zachary Farmer Thomas Hollebeek Henry and Dorothy Mattis Mary C. Bunge Peninah Feldman Richard and Jane Hoover Edward and Edwyna McAninch Nathaniel and Nate Burnard Richard and Annette Feldman Nancy and Tsukasa Horie Richard and Helen McCammon Cenie Cafarelli Sarah M. Ferguson Susan and Peter Hornbostel Patrick and Grace McGlynn Jack and Jill Campbell Fund of the Fritz and Lynn Fischer Edward McGuire and Cissy Wong San Diego Foundation William Hudson Patrick and Charlotte Fischer Mike and Deanna McMillian Roald and Lois Cann Virginia and Richard Hughes Jane Fisher Christa McReynolds Douglas and Caroline Carlile Philip Hult and Gail Snowdon George Floyd Melissa and John Meier John and Patricia Case Mark Ignaut Elizabeth Ford Barbara Meislin Hugh Cassidy Marjean A. Ingalls The Founders Circle of Sarasota Elizabeth Merck Thomas and Carolyn Cassilly Masayoshi Itoh Four Counties Garden Club Vincent N. Merrill Emily and Theodore Castner Mary Ittner and Robert Rutemoeller Cornelia D. Fraley Craig Minor Lowell and Patsy Chamberlain Irene Janis Ivor Freeman Hugh Mitchell Jane Chandler Ronald and Susan Janis Kitty and Peter Friedman Christy Moerbe Marta Chase Hannelore and Konrad Jarausch Elizabeth R. Frost Stan and Sandra Moerbe Paul and Julie Chelminski John Joll James and Alice Frost Barron A. Moody Steven Chulik Lee Jones Garden Club of Cleveland Robert and Helen Moody David Ciernia James Kamitses Garden Club of Somerset Hills Thomas G. Mooney Martin Ciernia Ardian Gill and Anna Hannon Anastacia Kampe Robert and Suzannah Ciernia Richard and Barbara Moore Jonah and Sallie Gitlitz Edward Kandl Ms. Carnzu A. Clark Fund of Marion Moreton Jeffrey Giuffrida and Francine Nancy Kappler-Foster and the El Adobe Corporation William and Mary Morrill Hochberg Kenneth Foster Mrs. Hugh K. Clark Anna Morrow Rebecca Gould and William Buckley Leah R. Karpen Sherren Clark Carson Morrow Robert and Annie Graham Matthew Kasprzak Mona and David Clayton Donald and Ann Morrow Green Fingers Garden Club, Joan Kedziora William Clayton Connecticut Dennis and Joanne Keith Scott Mosher

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Kenneth and Katharine Mountcastle Edwin and Anne Seipp Hannah B. Wilson Donald Beattie Virginia L. Mouw Robert Sherman Deborah Winant Ronald and Jeanne Beatty Kingsley H. Murphy Family Sally and Dave Skimin Stephen H. Winchell Colleen Becker and James Schwan Foundation David and Joan Sloan Sandra Winn Shirley and Grant Beckfield Charles and Vicki Nelson Genny Smith Joyce P. Winston Bedford Garden Club James and Judith Nelson Kathleen Soester Anthony and Bertie Woeltz Mary Bellinzier Lyle Nelson Michele and William Sooy Russell Woeltz Jean M. Bennett Elsie Nielsen Helen and Stacy St. John Robert C. Wolf Frederick and Ann Benson Noanett Garden Club Dorothy Stancliff Susan Womeldorf Marjorie Benson Jacqueline and Kenneth Oldham Robert and Janet Stanton Kenneth and Dororthy Woodcock Donald and Janet Berg Lawrence Oshin and Ruth Finn Peter Stein and Lisa Cashdan Woodside-Atherton Garden Club Daniel Berkman Denise Otis Ralph and Katharine Stell Mary Ann Berliner Mina and Thomas Otis Carolyn Stephens Sponsors’ Circle Rose S. Bethe Edgar and Phyllis Peara Richard and Margaret Stephens $250+ Thomas Bird Joe W. Peterson Douglas and Joan Stewart Anonymous (13) Jay Birk Daniel and Polly Pierce Ian Stewart Joan Abess William and Mary Black John Piersol Eleanor Storer Raymond Adkins William and Lois Black Paul and Susan Pintus Robert L. Sutherland Alfred and Dorothee Aeppli Judith Blankenburg and William Wells Piscataqua Garden Club Brad and Katherine Sutherlin Annie and John Ager Gail Bliss Pauline and Ernst Plesset Kasey Sutherlin Peter Alexander Douglas Blondin Vivian Polak Robin Sutton Anthony Albrecht Elspeth Bobbs Elizabeth and Archibald Price Suzanne and James Swanson Aileen Allen James Bolin and Catherine Stempien Theresa Pullets Carolyn Sweers Michael and Maureen Allen John and Catherine Booty Timothy and Janice Radder Cyrus and Barbara Sweet Ronald and Joyce Allin John and Catherine Boring Gloria Raffo Catherine Symchych Allyn’s Creek Garden Club James and Sydney Bortner Redmond Cycling Club Stuart and Jill Tane Judith and Roy Alper Lois Bowker Melinda Reed Jean Taxis David Anderson and Priscilla Paton A. Stephen Boyan, Jr. Elizabeth Reynolds Richard and Mary Taylor Jeanne Anderson and Russell Donald and Charlotte Boyer Grant and Joanne Reynolds Miriam Thomas Hanbey Lucy Boyle William and Ines Rhoads Kerry and Richard Thorne Ruth and John Anderson Eric and Elizabeth Bradford Joshua Rice Todd Tietjen Scott Andreae Ronald and Dorothy Brandt Katharine Richardson Werner Tietjen William and Barbara Angevine Rena Bransten Beverly and Barbara Ridgely Lydia and Henry Toll Peter and Sally Anson David Bristor Kurt and Elizabeth Rieke Alvin and Janine Tollestrup Antietam Women’s Ensemble Albert and Elinor Britton Susan Rikalo Marsha and Donald Towns Nancy Arbuckle and Cedric Crocker Edward and Sheila Broderick Esther Rivinus Gail Trotter Ashland Garden Club Robert and Shelagh Brodersen Theodore B. Robbins Marjorie L. Tuttle Marian Ashman Bonnie Brooks Patricia Robinson United Church of Christ James and Mary Ann Atkinson Deirdre Brown Rochester Garden Club Robert and Lisa Unsworth Robert Atwood Dorothy A. Brown Dan and Betty Rogalla Karen Untz Anne August John Brown and Lu Huang Rogers Family Trust for the Lakes Kenneth Vanderhave H. Ben Auslander Michael and Margaret Brown Region of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Janet Vasilius David and Jennifer Austin Samuel Brown Virginia and Kenneth Rogers Guy Wadsworth Backcountry Horsemen of California Donald Bruce Herman H. Rose Isabelle Wald Daniel Bain E. Homer Brugge Zev and Stacy Rosenwaks Christopher Warren Jesse and Pam Baker Edison and Sally Buchanan Mary C. Rower George Warrington Evelyn Balik Edith and Van Dyk Buchanan Rusticus Garden Club Robert and Helena Warrington Virginia Ballantine Rogene Buchholz and Sandra Rosenthal Rye Garden Club James and Jean Watt Donald Ballou Kenneth and Rachel Samoil Richard and Betsy Webb Bar Harbor Garden Club Shirley Budden J. Victor Samuels David Webber David and Mary Jo Baras Roger and Jane Buffett The San Diego Foundation Charlotte Wei Forrest Barger Wilbur and Cecilia Bullock Edgar Sands Janice Weinman Dutch and Hilary Barhydt Janet Burdick Margaret Saunders Elizabeth B. Weinstock Bruce and Barbara Barrett Paul Burdick Charles and Barret Sawyer Dale Wendel Ruth and Emerson Barrett Janet Burhans Elizabeth S. Scher Glenn D. White, Jr. James Baur Cynthia Burkhart and Jay Williams Konrad P. Schmidt Steven and Elaine White Nancy Bavec Ken and Julie Burns Sherwood and Mildred Schwartz Mary and James Wiley Kaye Beall Winthrop and Barbara Burr Lucretia L. Scott Cheryl Wilfong and William McKim Roxanne Beardsley Marjorie V. Butcher

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Barbara Calabro Suanne and Mark Davendonis Brenda and Stephen Caldwell Tamara and Jeffrey Davidson David Calfee Lois and Marilyn Davie Eric and Mary Calhoun James D. Davis California Alpine Club Foundation Jeremiah Davis Darrin Call Deanna Dawson Dana Cannon Ron and Saundra De Crescent Marvin Carlberg Betsy de Leiris Richard and Jana Carp Vici DeHaan John and Joan Carpenter Robert Denninger and Juanita Nancy Carrell Bustamante-Denninger Charles and Bean Carroll Harry DePan James and Barbara Cassidy Elisabeth Dewing Scott Chamberlin Rolf and Nora Diamant Jude Chauvette Amy T. Dickinson Edward and Shirley Cheramy Diggers Garden Club Robert and Susan Cherek Theresa Dill Nancy Cherry Frances Dillingham Chicago Park Garden Club Daniel Dinell Jack Chin and Hedy Chang Gary Donoghue Alan Church Jerald and Dee Doochin Michael Church and Susan Scott and Debra Dooley Mendelsohn Alice Doolittle and Timothy Pearce Betty Churchill Elizabeth and Benjamin Dorsey Donna Clapp and Deborah Jayne Paul and Mary Douglass Lanora Clark and Eldon Don Amy Dowley Timothy Clark and Hannah Sistare Wena and David Dows Robert and Beth Clements David and Rhonda Draper Peggy Clews and David Beutler Ricki Draper Robert and Mary Cline Hermine Dreyfuss George Clissold Rachel Driver Virginia Close Gladys Dronberger Harriet and Robert Cogger Helen and Raymond DuBois Virginia Coggeshall Jane Dudley Frances Cohen-Knoerdel Ellen Dugger Francis Coleman The Cerf-Dunbar Fund of The GCA Partnership Still Pamela Coleman Community Foundation for the National Capital Region Blossoming Edward and R. Marie Collins Colin and Patricia Dunkeld William Cone and Sheila Quinn J. Laurence Dunn, Jr. The Garden Club of America awarded its Melisande Congdon-Doyle Guy and Barbara Dunphey Larry and Gay Cornelius prestigious Margaret Douglas Medal to Roy and Laura Dunphey Ann M. Corrigan Rosa and Joseph Durando SCA for “notable service to the cause of William and Virginia Cowles Philip and Sylvia Duryee environmental education” at a May 2007 Jeremiah Cox David Earl ceremony in Boston, MA. GCA’s support for Robert Cox and Ann Hartenstein Thomas D. Easley Nan and Robert Crain Peter and Marcie Eberhart SCA dates back to SCA’s beginnings, and Stuart and Ellen Croll Richard and Jean Eckert over the years GCA and its members have Amanda and Paul Crookshank Ruth Eckert donated more than $700,000 to support Irene Crosby Robert W. Eckland Marcia and Joseph Crosby Dawn Edmiston-Strasser and SCA members in the field. SCA Founding John and Karen Crotty Christopher Strasser President Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam Ann and Dougal Crowe Cinthia Eichhorn previously earned the Margaret Douglas Michael Crowson Jessica and Robert Einhorn Gordon and Carol Cruikshank Carolyn Eisenbart Medal in 1966. James and Kate Cuno Jeanne W. Eisenstadt Paul and Mildred Curley Mark Eisner William Dafcik Patricia Elias Fern Dalby Jonathan Ellis

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Eric and Elizabeth Emery Mary and Wesley Gardner Chisato Emmos and Ellen Yamamoto Caroline Garmon Paul Enenbach Arnold Garrison John and Helen Engemann Jane F. Garry Robert and Flora Erickson Hugh and Mary Garton Russell and Patricia Erickson Stephen Gawne Brian and Mary Anne Ericson Burkhard Gebauer Kris Estes and Stephen Binder Christine George Charlotta Evans John and Janet Gerhart Jeffrey Ewing and Susan Bolles Lewis and Barbara Geyer Horacio and Joan Fabrega Dennis and Mary Ghan Daniel Facilla Janet and Lyle Gildermaster Fairfield Garden Club Jon Gimpel John Falconer M.A. Glover Richards Farnham Carlyn Goettsch Richard and Debra Farra Peter and Margaret Goldman Gault and Phyllis Farrell Thomas Goldsmith Conservation in Action Peter and Miriam Farrell Elianna Goldstein Richard Feinbloom Sara Goodman More than 50 years after Elizabeth Lisa Felix Mary and John Goodrich Cushman’s senior thesis launched Alexander and Catherine Felton Peter Goodrich Bernice Fenn Carol Gordon SCA, SCA and Mazda asked the young Nancy H. Ferguson Carma Gorman people of America for “the next big idea Linda Ferrill Robert and Lois Gosse in conservation” – and did we get ideas! Hal and Carolynn Ferris Lorraine Grace Sylvia and Ronald Ferry Michael and Pamela Graf Hundreds of creative and thoughtful essays, Robert Fleischer Bruce Graham and Valerie Kay videos, PowerPoints and more poured in Charles Fleischmann James Graham and Melissa Perkal Richard Flinn Bruce and Elizabeth Grant from all over the country, addressing issues Gizella Flippin Elizabeth Grant ranging from climate change to recycling Neal Flomenbaum Barbara and William Green and alternative fuels. “The SCA-Mazda Bradley Fluegel and Holly Leicht Greenwich Garden Club Craig Folse George and Catherine Greer Conservation in Action Contest will spur Barbara Foote Charles Gregg new thinking, new dialogue, and most Michael Ford and Elizabeth Davidow Charles and Marilyn Gregg importantly new practices to help protect Joseph Forsyth Betty and S. Gregory William and Janice Forsyth Matthew Greuel our environment,” says Jay Amestoy, vice Michael and Yvonne Fort Gordon and Shirley Griffith president of public and government affairs Susan Fort and Frank Dammann Fritz Gudgeon for Mazda North American Operations and Peter Foster Christopher J. Gurr Teri Foust Emily Haak-Frendscho a contest judge. Top prize in the contest: Frances Fowler Thomas and Mary Haak-Frendscho a brand new MAZDA3 and $10,000, Susan Fraker Margot and Paul Haertel Randall and Helene Frakes Stephen and Jean Halper with additional prizes totaling more than Barbara Francisco Charles and Ethel Hamann $20,000. Mazda, a long time sponsor of Laura Francoeur and Peter Alfred and Elizabeth Hampson Carbonaro SCA, has supported the placement of SCA Michael Hampton-Fitzgerald Arthur Freidinger J. Hiner Hamrick interns in each of the 50 states for the past French Broad River Garden Club Samuel Hanger Foundation, Inc. 12 years. John and Barbara Hanify Ed Friedman Michael and Janice Hanlon Jeffrey Frye Mark Hanschka Arthur Gabinet and Christina Paxson Jeffrey and Kathleen Hansen Nicholas Gabinet Nancy Glenn Hansen Mark Gallogly and Elizabeth Strickler Gary Hanson Robert T. Gannett Michael Hanson Kenneth and Patricia Gantz Alan and Laurie Hardy Garden Club of Morristown Brian Harrington and Natalie The Gardeners Houghton

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Christopher and Sarah Harris Lorraine and Charlene Hurt Joseph and Veronica Koenigsberger Daniella Lorincz Augustin Hart Patricia and William Hurt Reuben Koolyk and Frances Flug Susan Loring Frances Harte Rebecca Husband Bailey J. Korell Robert Loudon Michael and Ellen Hartenberg Harry and Helen Hutchens Christine and Noel Korten Thomas and Deborah Lund Bartlett Harvey Eileen Hutcheson Alan and Pamela Kosansky Ferris Lyle Eleanor and Eldon Harvey Richard and Virginia Imershein David Kotz and Pamela Jenkins G. F. Ma Henry Hatch Jayson Ingram Michael Kovner and Jean Doyen Gordon and Lynn MacDermott Hugh Havlik Thomas and Nancy Inui Kathryn and Robert Kowalski Kathleen and James MacDonald Kathryn Hayes Philip and Nancy Israel Ruth S. Kram Judith and William Mack Julie Hayward Nancy Issel-Mayes and Guy Mayes Steve and Sandy Kratville Doris and Robert MacLachlan John Headley Bruce and Gretchen Jacobsen Robin Krivanek John and Kristin Macomber Curtis and Ilse Hecht Gayle and Morris Janowitz Hans and Renee Krusa Donna Maher Richard Hecht and Sharon Panitch David and Donna Jennings Nevin Kuhl Robert and Roberta Mahler LeRoy and Elizabeth Hegge Katherine Johnson Robert Kuller Anthony Malia Stephanie Heim Mary Johnson William A. Kumpf Kevin Malia Thomas and Norma Heine Patricia Johnson Malcolm and Doris Kurth Donna Mambretti Arnold and Vivian Heiser Sue Johnson Martin J. Kux Julian and Lucille Mandell Eric J. Hendrickson John and Carol Johnston Barbara Kyse Lois Mansfield William and A. M. Henry John W. Johnstone, Jr. and Paul Labounty Richard Marks David and Elizabeth Herb Claire L. Johnstone Milton Lackey Rebecca Marsh Floyd and Evelyn Herman Paula A. Jonas Ruth Lacy David Martin Marjorie Hermans Alan and Emily Jones Laird Norton Family Fund Elizabeth Martin Joseph and Jeannette Herron Marian and Charles Jones Lake Minnetonka Garden Club Martha Martin Paul Herther Nancy and Frank Jones Camille and James Lamoureux William and Candace Marx Nancy and Paul Heymann William and Karen Joslin Frank and Carol Lanaghen John and Martha McAlister Lucia and James Heyworth Judy Judd Jean and L. W. Lane Linnea and John McAllister John and Hermi Hiatt John and Nancy Jungerman Louis and Barbara Lanwermeyer Tony McCarson Richard and Suzanne Hildner Robert Kachman Lisa LaPointe H. Berton McCauley Norman Hill Susan T. Kaemmerlen Christine Larsen Cameron McClearn and Robin Cruz Winfred and Libby Hill Lawrence Kahan Pamela and Harold Lassers Charles K. McClure III Richard and Susan Hinshon Darlene and Roger Kammerer Charles Latham Joel and Jean McCormack Christine and Howard Hirano Linda Kantor Marvin Laurence Eloise and James McCormick Guliet Hirsch Kristine Karnos William Layton Dino E. P. and Cornelia McCurdy John Hirschi Iver and Cydney Kasenetz Belina Lazzar Wallace and Nancy McCurdy Timothy and Sydney Hoard Carolyn Keith Kevin and Maureen Leak Thomas and Ramona McDonald Daniel Hodgkiss Elizabeth Kellogg and Peter Stevens Joan and James Leary John and Nora McGowan Laura and Ronald Hoenig Barbara and David Kelly Adele and Mortimer Lebowitz Ruth E. McGrath Lynn and Tina Holland Jim and Sharon Kelly Jonathan and Shelah Lehrer-Graiwer Henry and Edith McHenry Natalie Holland George Kephart Suzann and William Leininger Kenneth and Margaret McIntosh Steve and Marcia Holtan Elizabeth Kessel and Edward Levine Eleanor Lemann and David Erinn and John McIntyre Thomas Holtan LapChing Keung Cleveland Doug McLean Henry Hooper Yikong Keung and Amy Cheng Sally Lemonick Marie McMillen Roselyn and Frank Hopkins William and Cheryl Keydel Daniel and Deanna Lentz Kathryn McNeil Mark Horsman Dennis Killian John Levin and Louisa Swift Gail McQueen Douglas Horst and Maureen Phillips Don and Priscilla Kimball Ross Levinsky Patricia McShea Hortulus Garden Club Effie Brewer Kimball Walter and Mimi Levison Ruth Mead Kenneth and Debra Hover Russell and Sandra King Levy-Huey Fund David and Dorothy Meeker Charlotte Howard-Holland Margaret and Henry Kinosian John and Sue Lillie Peng-Siu and Elaine Mei Mr. and Mrs. John F. Howe, Jr. Rein and Carla Kirss Frank Lin John and Carol Mellen Elizabeth and Henry Lind Barbara Howell Kathie Klarreich Beth Mendelsohn Janice Lindberg Thomas and Ginny Hudspeth Mari Klebe M. Michael Menzel and Terrance Huettl and Tracey Whitesell Sandra Klepacki Phyllis Lindley Kathryn Iverson Marie Linehan Betty Lou Hughes and Kaye Beale Vernon and Diane Kliewer Elizabeth Merriam Elizabeth Litteau D. R. and Mollie Hughes Robert Kline and Elaine Mills Mary Lou Merrill Little Compton Garden Club John and Nancy Hughes Michael and Patricia Klowden Deborah Meyer The Little Garden Club of J. Leonard and Patricia Hultgren Jerry and Janae Knight Birmingham Cynthia Millard David and Jane Huntington Ruth Knipe Jennifer Loggie Janice and Charles Miller Katherine and Lee Hurd Ann B. Knox Steve and Karen London Ruth Miller

Annual Report 2007 31 SCA’s Generous Donors

Eleanor B. Monaghan Terry and Barnes Parker Catherine Rose Randy Smith and Sharon Metcalf Hugh and Stephanie Montgomery Roderic and Eve Parnell Mary Rose Roy and Muge Smith Stephen and Sandra Moore Peter Parsonson Richard Rose Roy and Verna Smith Hannah B. Morehouse Catherine Pasquino Steven and Lois Rufer Constance and Parker Snapp Katharine Morgan Stephen Pater Kia Ruffy Brian Soenen Peter Morgan Lynn and Martha Pease Robert and Katharine Ruhl South Side Garden Club of Therese Moss Susan Peck Rumson Garden Club Long Island Laura J. Mosso Dean Pedersen Eleanor and Salvatore Ruocco Southampton Garden Club Helen M. Mount Alfred H. Peet Eric Rush and Nereida Delgado Harold and Carol Sox W. Howie Muir Gaetane B. Pell Robert and Neta Sacks Alexander and Maria Spence Fitzhugh Mullan Linda and Reed Pendleton John Sapovits David and Annette Spence John and Joy Mullen Perennial Garden Club John and Heather Satrom Annabel and Lorin Spencer Russell and Gloria Mumm Katherine and James Perkins Arthur and Anna Saxton Claus and Helge Speth Gary Munsterman and Priscilla Perkins PB Schechter and Naomi Reshotko James G. Speth Marlene Finley George Perlov Robert and Joan Scheel Anne and Walter St. Goar Katrina Munsterman Francine Peterson Janet and Robert Scheevel The Stamford Garden Club Larry and Marilynn Murphy Arthur and Ada Phillips Andrea Scheidt James and Brigitte Steele Margaret Murray Anne Pinkney Thomas Schellenberg Marisa and Robert Steele Nancy Muskin Carol and James Pinson Deborah and Proctor Schenk Ned and Judith Steele Barbara E. Naden Andrea Pittman Don and Toni Scherzer Stuart and Elizabeth Stephens Rita Nagusky Plainfield Garden Club Tracy and August Schilling Stephen and Kimberly Stewart David and Karen Naliboff Joyce Platterspiel Laura Schlichtmann Margaret Stiassni-Sieracki and Christian Sieracki Harold and Mary Nash Graylin and Pamela Presbury Claude and Melicent Schmidt James Stiglich Craig and Cynthia Nelson Dietrich and Beate Presting Chester Schmitt Sarah Stocco JoAnne Nelson Terese and William Preston G. W. Schnur Sybil Stoller Michael and Paula Nelson Mary M. Priest Marian Schravesande Jeremy Stoltzfus Richard and Gloria Newhouse Terry and Karen Proffitt Irvin and Marilyn Schorsch Jeffrey and Jane Stopford David Newlon George and Nancy Putnam Nick and Shelley Schorsch Warren Stortroen Alice and Dan Nicolson Jeffrey Rapp Peter and Bonnie Schorsch Blake and Dell Strayhorn Anton Nielsen and Wendy Keitel Richard and Elisa Rasmussen Stanley Schroeder Edward and Stephanie Streeter Peter Niemiec and Ann Majchrzak Raymond-Matsui Family Fund Alison Schumacher Barbara Streit Robert and Anita Norman Ronald Rayner Charles and Sara Jane Scott Jill Strosser Town of North Hampton, New Charles and Ruth Reace Jonathan and Grace Scott Hampshire Elizabeth and Harry Strouse Cyrus Read The Pamela Scott Fund of The North Suffolk Garden Club Roger Stube and Anita Lam Robert and Wendy Reasenberg Philadelphia Foundation Wilhelm and Patricia Northrop Cristina Stummer Nathaniel and Alita Reed Shirley Seagren Stuart and Anne Nottingham Jim Sturdevant and Therese Lawless Thomas and Teita Reveley Amy and Nicholas Seeterlin Nancy Nowak Dorothy Sumner John and Barbara Reynolds J. Laverne Sensiba Brian and Susan O’Connell Cathie and Charles Sundry Lee Reynolds Maya Seraphin Daniel O’Connor Carl and Tove Sunshine Robert and Paula Rhea Frank Settle and Cecile West-Settle Michael and Judith Odell James Swartz and Shannon Presley Harry Rice Thomas Shallow Kathleen O’Donnell Sarah Swinerton Robert Rice J. Stephen Shaw and Jarret and Sharon Oeltjen Wendy Hayward Bing Tai and Catherine Allen Roxanne and Albert Richards Phoebe Olhava Eric and Barbara Sheffels Douglas and Karen Tait Charles Richardson and James Olin and Kimberly Aikawa-Olin Helen Wielkiewicz Joseph and Francoise Shein Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Tarwater John and Sylvia Oliver Ency Richardson John and Elizabeth Shields Donald and Ellen Taylor Maria and Jose Olmos H. Kyle Richardson Linda Shields Gail and Brian Taylor William and Jane Olsen Robert and Ruth Riegel Raymond Shoemaker Kevin and Lynn Teehee Charles and Katherine O’Neil Sarah Robbiano Wilma and Martin Sickels Matthew Terribile Robert O’Neil Brook and Anna Roberts David and Sandra Siegmund Aija and Philip Thacher Edward and Jane Orlowski Bette Silver Paul Thibodeau Joe Roberts Robert C. Osborne Gilbert and Nancy Simpkins Jo Ellen Thomas Susan Roberts William and Lindalee Oswald Linda and Robert Singer Carol and Marlin Thompson Wendy W. Roberts Norma and David Ott Wendy and Doug Sinton Harold Thompson Dana and Martha Robes Anna Otte Daphne Smith Antonette Thomson Virginia Pankow Jeffrey Robinson and Carol Stockton Edgar and Lusette Smith Carl and Victoria Thune Brian Parker V. Douglas and Marlene Robinson Gary Smith Barbara Tice Jonathan and Vivian Parker Elizabeth Roemer Kendric and Marion Smith Robert Timmons Keith and Gail Parker Robert and Ann Ronus M. Brewster and Deborah Smith Georgiann and Brad Toole

32 Student Conservation Association SCA’s Generous Donors Pull in a High Return and Save Taxes with an SCA Gift Annuity Jon and Marcy Tourville Town and Country Garden Club Elizabeth Traugott June Traweek Stephen Trimble Mary Tuttle and David Lemonick Marian Urban John Van Alstyne Judith Van Riper P. J. Vanasten Bob and Sue Vegors Eberhard Veit Margaret and Loren Vimmerstedt Jan and Jon Vinegar Alderic and Alice Violette Merle J. Vogel, Jr. Dale and Christine Volz Pull in a high return for life from a gift of Sample Immediate Single-Life* Rates Jeffrey J. Von Haden cash, stock or mutual funds (minimum The Lulu May Lloyd Von Hagen Age 65 - 6.0% Age 80 - 8.0% Foundation $5,000). You can begin to receive your annuity Age 70 - 6.5% Age 85 - 9.5% Catherine Von Schon payments immediately. Or you can “push them Age 75 - 7.1% Age 90 - 11.3% off” until a later date, increasing your future Sherman Waldron Example: Give $10,000 at age 75 and get Vernetta and Ernest Wallander annuity rate. $710/year (7.1%) for the rest of your life. William and Beverly Walsh *Two-Life rates also available Warner Woman’s Club You will get an income tax deduction for a Nancy Warner portion of the value of your gift. And part of your Sample Deferred Rates Robert and Marian Warwick annuity may be completely tax-free! Age Now 5 Yr. Deferral 10 Yr. Deferral James Wassom 55 Your gift will empower young people to pull 7.3% 9.9% Susan Watson and Jerry Anderson 60 7.7% 10.7% together, working to protect the environment Daniel and Linda Watt 65 8.3% 11.7% Brent and Suzanne Weaver for years to come. John and Catherine Weaver For further information, please contact Hugh Montgomery toll-free at 1-888-722-9675, ext. 151 Michael Weber or e-mail [email protected]. Donald and Carolyn Weglein Robert and Marilyn Weinstock-Collins Don and Anna Weiser Lawrence Wilson Marianne Zadek Robert and Joanne Antibus John Wells Penelope Wilson Christine Zapf-Longo Christina Arndt Peggy West Richard and Mae Wilson Gisela Zelenka-Drysdale and Burton and Barbara Avery Nancy P. Weston Roger and Janet Winslow Douglas Drysdale Mark Ayvazian and Lynne Grady Frederick and Annie Weyerhaeuser Mary Wintle Patricia and Jerome Ziegler Barbara and Marlow Baar Wilma and Bryce Wheeler Thomas and Martha Wiswell John and Anne Zinsser Clyde Bailey and Patricia Keightley Sarah Whelchel Stephanie and Scott Witte Virginia Ballantine Diane Whiffen Michael Wolk Partners in Conservation John and Pat Ballard Charlotte and Thomas White Woman’s National Farm & Garden The following donors participate Forrest Barger Jeffrey White Association, Pennsylvania Division in SCA’s recurring gift program. Gregory Bartha Katherine White Dick and Anne Wood Anonymous (6) Sean R. Barton Wendy Whittemore George and Gail Wood Joan Abess Gary and Autumn Bea Robert and Sara Wicklein Josephine Wood Molly Adams Ronald and Jeanne Beatty Carolyn Widman William and Emilie Wood Wayne and Sonia Aller Neal Becker Richard and Louise Wilde Elizabeth Woolley Selma Altschul Shirley and Grant Beckfield Dulcenia Wilder Worcester Garden Club Angelique and Jeff Anderson Linda and Richard Beidleman Charles Wilkinson Patricia World Clifford Anderson Elizabeth and Edwin Belles George and Cynthia Willauer Diane Wright Dolly Anderson John Bellestri Suzanne and Fred Williams J.A. Wunderlich Ellen Anderson Kirstie Bellman Annett and Ronald Williamson Christy and Louis Yaussi William and Barbara Anderson Vhey Benet Daniel Willis Alison Yee Scott Andreae Ethel L. Bennett Patrick and Elsie Wilmerding Iris Yen and Rene Geniblazo Joseph Anshien Marjorie Benson Jeffrey Wilson Tolford Young Edythe Anthony Patricia and Robert Benton

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Donald and Janet Berg Linda Carr Mary Ann Berliner Margaret Carson Katherine Besold Robert Carson Rachel L. Billowitz William and Linda Casnovsky Thomas Bird John and Hisako Cassidy "USCA¬-AZDA¬IDEAS Margaret and Stanley Birnbaum James and Carol Chapman Leonard and A. E. Bischel Jude Chauvette \e cfj ]fidXkfj [\ Nfi[# 3ERVICIOS¬$IARIO¬3AN¬$IEGO Elizabeth Bishop Herbert and Betty Cheeseman Gfn\iGf`ekpm`[\f% ,AMBORGHINI¬LANZA¬LA¬NUEVA¬CARA¬DEL¬MODELO¬'ALLARDO ¬UNA¬MÉQUINA #HARLESTOWN ¬ .EW¬ William Bittler John Cheeseman XccXi[f :flg\ [\ ’ck`dX 4RANSMISIØN¬-ANUAL¬ i\jj\i}cXd}jXckXgXiXcfj $ [\jZlYi`i cX gio`dX ^iXe $ John and Maralyn Bould Virginia Coggeshall ^\e\iXZ`e f]i\Z\ `eZi\d\e Y¬AUTOMÉTICA¬DE¬¬ hl\gl\[Xe\ekiXiXcXZcX $ `[\X\eZfej\imXZ`e% Sheila J. Bouwman Anita K. Cohen kfj\ejldfkfiZ\ekiXckiXj\ VELOCIDADES¬CON¬LEVAS¬DE¬ $ j\ [\ (, X (0 XŒfj# X[\d}j# KXcZfeZlijf#c\[Xi}Xc^X Robin R. Bown Robert and Loraine Coker ifcfe^`kl[`eXc[\('Z`c`e[ifj CAMBIOS¬AL¬VOLANTE¬COMO¬ \o`jk\ \c \jgXZ`f gXiX j\`j eX[fi leX YfcjX [\ (' d`c Dennis Boyle Elsa Cole \eMp,%'C#ZXgXq[\i\Xc`qXi OPCIØN ^XeX[fi\j i\^`feXc\j hl\ ¬ [cXi\j p le el\mf df[\cf Philip and Helene Brandt Kenneth Copenhaver leiXe^f[\XZ\c\iXZ`e[\' 3USPENSIØN¬DELANTERA ^XeXiˆXe)d`c[cXi\j% DXq[X*gXiXcXZfdg\k\e$ Ronald and Dorothy Brandt Garen Corbett X(''bd&_\e+%'j\^le[fjp $EL¬TIPO¬DEPORTIVA¬EXCLUSIVA¬ Alekf X cfj ^XcXi[fe\j# cX Z`X `e[`m`[lXc hl\ j\ [`m`[\ Warren and Esther Brandt Stephen Corbin kfgXi cfj *(, bd&_ ^iXZ`Xj X DE¬,AMBORGHINI ÔidXXlkfdfki`qDXq[Xc\j \e [fj gXik\j# gXiX am\e\j $ Toni Brem Joy Cordery jlj,)'ZXYXccfj[\]l\iqX% 3USPENSIØN¬TRASERA¬$EL¬ [Xi} jl \jgXZ`f \e -'' jX :l\ekX Zfe leX ZXaX [\ #ORTESÓA¬,AMBORGHINI [\(,X(0pfkifj[\)'X),Conservation Campaign Ronald and Debra Brenner Allan and Michael Corless TIPO¬DEPORTIVA¬EXCLUSIVA¬DE¬ cfe\j [\ [\dfjkiXZ`e p \e XŒfj% Lolamae Brickhaus Caroline Correia kiXejd`j`e dXelXc [\ - ,AMBORGHINI cfj d}j ^iXe[\j 8lkfj_fnj '!,,!2$/¬6IENE¬A¬CUBRIR¬EL¬MERCADO¬ANTERIOR¬DEL¬-URCIÏLAGO 8dYXjSCA reached ÔidXj k`\e\more \etargeted audiences, John and Anne Brock Donald Cosmano m\cfZ`[X[\jpfgZ`feXcd\ek\ &RENOS¬$E¬PODER¬CON¬ [\ekif[\

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Darci and Jason Duelge Marshall and Elizabeth Hamilton Vicki Johnson and Dennis Altman Hillary Lipe Helen and Warren Dunnavent Charles and Lois Hammer Barrett and Colleen Jones Jan K. Lochner Irene Dunny Michael Hampton-Fitzgerald Christopher and Deborah Jones Jennifer Loggie Tim M. Eckert Dorothy T. Hanesworth Malcolm Jones Richard L. Lombard Robert W. Eckland David Haney Natasa Jonoska and Mile Krajcevski Jennifer K. Long Norman Edgerton Michael and Janice Hanlon Gary S. Justice Richard Loutzenheiser and Lorraine E. Dennis Ehrenberger Gail Hanna Isabelle and Albert Kabrielian Edwards Monika and David Eisenbud Anne Hardy Elaine and Ivan Kamil Nancy S. Lovejoy William Elfrink Billie Hardy Sumiko Kamiya Diana Lowe-Hester and Andrea Lowe Joseph and Jayne Eliopoulos Lois and Thomas Harmon Thomas and Terri Kampe Thomas and Deborah Lund Russell and Patricia Erickson Christopher and Sarah Harris Joseph Kane Sheila Lundt Brian and Mary Anne Ericson Ruthanne Harstad Max R. Kaplan Jane Lusk Anne Evans Laura Hart and Richard Grady Ivan and Joan Kaufman Beatrice and Aubrey MacDermott Janet V. Eyre Katharine Hartig Marion Kaurup and Carol Mele Maisie MacKinnon Linda Fadem Carrie A. Hatcher-Kay Willard Keane and Sherrod Perkins- Heidi Maclean Nadine Fahlbusch Dale and Sarah Hauser Keane Cathleen Mahoney Thomas and Martha Fandel Kathryn Hayes William and Mary Keenan Alta Mainer Jeffrey Farbaniec John Headley Kathleen Kelly James Maluta and Deborah Vincent Robert Farrell Mary Healy Robert and Judith Kelly Margaret L. Manella James Favor Diane K. Heath George Kephart Robert Manning Mimi and Miriam Fearn William and Lisanne Hegman Jean A. Kerr Charlotte M. Manns Betty and Joel Feinberg CleoBell Heiple-Tice and Sidney Tice Rita Kester and W. Daniel Horton E. Christopher Maple Lisa Felix Jennifer Helwig Daren and Beverly Killam Jayne and James March Elizabeth Fernandez Eric J. Hendrickson Deborah and Anthony Kioussis Emily and Andrew Margrett Linda Ferrill Bertram Hensel Shirley Klug Susan E. Markley Gregory Filter Donald Herman Caroline Klund Pedro Marques June Fleming Leonard and Linda Hess Sandra Koenig Karen and Bob Martin Gizella Flippin Steven R. Hibshman Mary Kopp Peter Martin Craig Folse Jean Hildenbrand Bailey J. Korell Rose Martin Sam Fowlkes Arthur and Lois Hill Henry and Martha Koukol William Martin Pamela Fox-Klauser and William Joyce V. Hiller Timothy Krone Frederic and Leona Masback Klauser Glenn and Ellen Himebaugh Maxine Krull Gail Massoll and Roger Mangrum Jacqueline A. Franco Joanne Hinchliff Martin J. Kux Andrew Mathes Cheryl Frank Christine and Howard Hirano Elisabeth Kwak-Hefferan Lynda Matusek William and Catherine Franks Douglas W. Hoffman Richard Laabs John Mawson Fred and Pamela Freed Christopher and Lauren Holbrook Milton Lackey Susan C. Maxwell Jennifer Freed and John Merto Wayne and Robin Holland Sheila Lally Stephen Mayer and Diane Kaplan David and Ellen Freeman Sharyon and Greg Holness Roy Lambert Mary McCartney Hermon Frith Heather and Rick Hornby Ralph T. Lampman Mary H. McCoy Jeane M. Fulmer Lawrence and Marion Hughes Frank and Carol Lanaghen Howard McDonald Fred and Pam Gaggioli April Hull James and Louise Landreth Lucy McElroy and S.T. Czarnecki Sally Gall Laurie Humphrey and Jeanne Adler Paul and Buni Lane Lawrence McGaughey and Deborah Huntington Bill Gardner Virginia Huschke Priscilla Lane Jeff Garmon Elizabeth Lansing Robert and Gladys McGuire Sybil and Richard Husted Daniel Garvey Robert and Helen Large Henry and Edith McHenry Mark Ignaut Burkhard Gebauer Linda and Michael Larish John and Sarajane McInnes Mary and Earl Ingersoll Marilyn George Melissa Larsen Beverly McIntosh Mark Jackson Raymond Gettins R.L and Frances Latterell Laurel and George McLaughlin Barbara Jacoby Donald Gibson Barbara Lavell Shirley McLean Richard Jarvis and Julie Lamy Mike and Deanna McMillian Bernard and Linda Glanister Dana Lavoie Jennifer Jasicki Ruth McMurry Timothy Glover Michael Layman Michael and Judith Jenkins Catherine and Harold Mehler Kathleen and Peter Golden Olive Leonard Shelley John Brenda Melton Thomas and Billye Gray Phyllis Leslie Adam N. Johnson Melvin and Helen Mencher Lumina Greenway Greg Johnson and Sandra LaBelle Gregory W. Leston Catherine Michaud Edward Hakala Harold Johnson Lynn and Michel Lettre Howard Mielke Carlyn Halde Janine Johnson Elinor Levin Carol Milano Olaf and Michelle Haldorsen Mary Johnson William D. Liddle Frances Miller Alex and Leslie Hall Sue Johnson Christopher Light Helen S. Miller

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Janice and Charles Miller Catherine and Jonathan Purchis Patricia Sherman Lawrence Volpe and Maria Nickell Leland and Alice Miller Richard Quimby Raymond Shoemaker Ruth Von Ahlefeldt Mariah Miller Ronald and Claire Radice Harriet Shoup Ralph A. Voyta Leslie Mitchell-Watson and Alan Sanam Radjy Barnett Shpritz Martin Vukovich Watson James and Deborah Rauseo Helen S. Simmons Kathleen R. Wade Edward Mockford Sherry Reed Aguerro and Alex Steven Simmons Florence and Jackson Wagner Eleanor B. Monaghan Aguerro Heidi and Douglas Skiba Isabelle Wald Frederick and Susan Morris Janneke and Robert Resnick Craig and Mary Skold Chrystal L. Walsh Eva Moseley Robert and Mary Resnik Robert Slater Mildredan Ward Joan and Caroline Moses Robert and Paula Rhea Dorothy Sloan Nancy Ward Laura J. Mosso Thomas Ribe and Monique Gary Smith David Warholak Schoustra Dorothy Moyer Paul Smith and Romaine Jesky- Elizabeth Warner Cecily Ricard Michael and Cathy Muha Smith J. Read Warner Catherine W. Richardson Margaret Murray Alfred and Elfrieda Sommer Francis Warren H. Kyle Richardson Daniel Najera and Nina Munoz- Lewis Sovocool Sarah D. Warren Najera Lillian and Ralph Riddell Bruce Spring Nora and Lewis Watters David and Karen Naliboff Joyce Robbins Louis and Sharon Stamas Jane C. Weaver James B. Nees Theodore B. Robbins Karin Stanley Alice Weigel Mary Nefedov Janet Rollin Marylin H. Stanley Claude Welch Robert and Antoineta Neff Mark and Rossana Roman Paul Stearns Richard Wentz James Neighbors Kerry and Janice Rosado Ned and Judith Steele Rolf Wertenauer Sue Nelson Jerrold and Mary Ross Judith Stege Beverly West A. C. and Jane Neumann Jamie Rottura Cathleen H. Stewart Diane Whiffen Lavonne Newman and P Jezyk Suzanne Rudat James and Susan Stewart Arden White Nina L. Nichols George and Susan Rudnicki James Stewart Glenn D White, Jr. James Nuttall Carl R. Ruetz Terry and Susan Stout Dorothy L. Whitmore Anne Oakes Joseph and Barbara Rumburg Philip W. Stoyke Marian and Alan Wicker Margaret and Bruce Obendorf Eric Rush and Nereida Delgado L.D. Strader, Jr. David Wilcox John and Lani Ochs Jacqueline Russell and Jane Miller Barbara Streit Dulcenia Wilder Vahe and Arsine Oshagan Ronda Russell Carole and William Strong Daniel and Julie Williams Margaret and Richard Ott Stuart Russell Elizabeth and Harry Strouse Garth Wilson William and Laura Paine Charles Sagebrecht David and Nancy Swanson Jeffrey Wilson Constance Palmer Gary Sanborn Reuben and Viola Swanson Richard and Mae Wilson Virginia Palmer Stella and Walter Sargent Joe W. Swierkosz Scott Winemiller Lydia Pan Barbara E. Sather Michael J. Syzek Raymond Witt Camille Park and Robert Wilson Nancy Sather Beverly J. Tabor Dallas Wivholm Kenneth Parr John and Heather Satrom Gail and Brian Taylor Robert L. Wixom John and Joan Parsons Aubra and John Sawyer R. F. Teichgraeber James and Arlene Wood James and Kelly Pasley Carroll and Susan Schell Glenn Teschendorf Jonathan Woodman Brint and Joyce Passmore Claude and Melicent Schmidt Frankie Tester Marcia Woolman Penn R. Patton Konrad P. Schmidt Merilyn and Ralph Thomas Patricia World Ocean Pellett Traci and John Schmitt Carol and Marlin Thompson Laura Yardumian Fionna and Richard Perkins George and Karen Schnakenberg Diane Thompson William and Gale Yeager Marilyn Perona Jonathan and Deborah Schoer Stephen Thompson Martha and Robert Young Sharon and Bruce Petersen John Schroeder Hilary Thomson and Thomas Jane and Bruce Peterson Stanley Schroeder Fredenburg Priscilla Zaworski Joy Peterson Joan and Kenneth Schumaker Alice Timothy Scott J. Zehner Arthur and Ada Phillips Perry and Lisa Scott Jack and Betsy Train Robert and Marjorie Zimmerman Diane and David Phillips James and Carol Seabrook Mary and Christopher Trancho Robert Zolman Irene Piccone Shirley Seagren Elizabeth Traugott Margaret Pierce James Seitz Mary Anna Trimble Kathleen and Warren Pinches Daniel Sell and Barbara Kelly George Truckenmiller Andrea Pittman Helen Sellin and Ivan Gill Michael and Monica Turelli Barbara Post J. Laverne Sensiba Laraine Turk Donna and Bruce Powell John and Frances Shaffer William and Paulette Turnbull John Prather Janan Sharp Edward R. Uehling Terese and William Preston Ada Shaum Hubert Van Hecke Mr. and Mrs. Loyal D. Pringle Nancy L. Shaw Ruth Vander Sys Terry and Karen Proffitt Susan Sheridan Jan and Jon Vinegar

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Foundations & City of Stamford, Connecticut Vidda Foundation - Michael Corporations Brewer Fund The following organizations provided contributions totaling $10,000+ $250 or more to SCA. Anonymous * Indicates a multi-year contribution Adobe Foundation Fund at Community Foundation Silicon Valley $100,000+ Anacostia Waterfront Corporation American Eagle Outfitters Foundation Annenberg Foundation Claude Worthington Benedum Arizona Community Foundation Foundation * The Bancroft Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Barkley Fund Houston Endowment Inc. * The Batchelor Foundation Johnson Controls, Inc. The Herb Block Foundation Mazda North American Operations * Citizens Bank The Meadows Foundation * Clark-Winchcole Foundation Richard King Mellon Foundation * ConocoPhillips National Park Foundation DC Children and Youth Investment National Park Service Trust Corporation Resources Legacy Fund Foundation* Edwin W. and Catherine M. Davis Unilever United States Foundation Foundation Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley $50,000+ Foundation Earth Conservation Corps S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation * Earth Share America The Boeing Company Charitable Trust The Eccola Foundation Islands Fund Fannie Mae Foundation Fund of Johnson & Johnson the Community Foundation for the Mazda Foundation National Capital Region NBC Universal Foundation Claire Giannini Fund National Fish and Wildlife Foundation The Lillian Goldman Charitable Trust National Urban and Community M. A. Healy Family Foundation Forestry Advisory Council Hill & Knowlton * Washington’s National Park Fund Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation in support of the Mount Rainier Recovery Initiative The Juniper Foundation Laurel Foundation $25,000+ Jacob and Charlotte Lehrman Active Alumni Foundation Alcoa Foundation The Lightfoot Foundation L.L. Bean New York, Dallas, Great Falls. Yellowstone, Marathon Oil Company The Birmingham Foundation Glacier, Mojave. SCA held 50th anniversary Marisla Foundation The Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston Marpat Foundation, Inc. * alumni events at more than 40 different Bullitt Foundation Mars Foundation The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz locations across the U.S. last year. More Foundation The Thomas Marshall Foundation than 2,000 participants ranging from the Darden Restaurants Foundation The Martin-Fabert Foundation Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation The Morningstar Foundation SCA pioneers of 1957 to current volunteers The Educational Foundation of America Motiva Enterprises LLC served grateful parks, swapped cherished Edwards Mother Earth Foundation The Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation memories, and created new ones. SCA was Forest Capital Partners LLC Northwestern Mutual Foundation GE also pleased to host over a thousand special Ovid D. Robinson Charitable Trust The Grable Foundation * of PNC Advisors Charitable Trust guests at “green tie” anniversary receptions The Home Depot Foundation Committee National Forest Foundation Prince Charitable Trusts in Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Seattle PNC Community Development Public Service of New Hampshire and elsewhere. Banking QuadGraphics REI River Branch Foundation The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc. The Russell Family Foundation Royal Caribbean International / Robert M. Schiffman Foundation Celebrity Cruises The Scrooby Foundation Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission Seattle Foundation

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Elmina Sewall Foundation The Jacob and Terese Hershey Snee-Reinhardt Charitable Marjori Brusasco The Spring Creek Foundation Foundation Foundation Marsh and Peggy Bull Tapeats Fund Corina Higginson Trust The John Ben Snow Memorial Trust Joyce Calhoun West Monroe Partners LLP David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Spectra Energy Christopher W. Canino Foundation The Wortham Foundation Alexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer Margaret D. Carter Honda R & D Americas, Inc. Foundation Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Foundation Anne Childs and Charles Collins HSBC Stamford Hospital WYCO Fund Claudia C. Chittenden Independent Charities of America Sustainable Pittsburgh Heinke K. Clark Izaak Walton League of America Tides Foundation Under $10,000 Jo Ann Condry The Mary Hillman Jennings Tele Atlas Anonymous (4) Elva Bess Cook Foundation The Timberland Company Adelson Family Foundation Ann and Dougal Crowe Jewish Communal Fund Vera J. Tucker Charitable Foundation Alaska Wildland Adventure, Inc. Barbara Putnam Daly Just So Charitable Foundation UBS AG The Alcyon Foundation Fred T. Darvill, Jr. JustGive United Way of Kitsap County Appreciation of Earth and Animal K. Backus & Associates Gordon F. Davies Foundation, Inc. United Way of Southeastern New The Katzenberger Foundation England Margaret A. Del Mar Ronelle J. Armstrong Consulting The Kelsey Trust Vanguard Charitable Endowment Charles D. Dickey, III Autodesk Lime - Healthy Living with a Twist Program Frances A. Dimond Baird Foundation, Inc. LLH/LHM Foundation The Vermont Community Foundation Frank J. Dixon The Baker Charitable Foundation Louisville Community Foundation W&M Properties Robert W. Eckland Barnert Temple/Religious School The Washington Post Muriel B. Emery Tzedakah Fund The Lubrizol Foundation WCA Waste Corporation Elizabeth and F. Garth Fletcher Bluestone Foundation Manpower Foundation, Inc. Webster Bank Robert C. Foster Anna and Harry Borun Foundation George and Miriam Martin Foundation Weill Cornell Department of Jacqueline A. Franco The Edgar and Elizabeth Bottler Radiology Charitable Trust Merlin Foundation Beatrice and Thomas Frantz West Virginia American Water Calvert Foundation Monadnock United Way James and Alice Frost The Xerox Foundation Capital One Edward S. Moore Family Foundation Marie L. Gaillard Youth Foundation, Inc. Casella Waste Systems, Inc. National Grid Jane F. Garry Network for Good Youth Service America Chenoweth Family Foundation Alice M. Gates Chevron Corporation New York Mercantile Exchange Charitable Foundation Walter C. and Lorna Gates Clark-Mortenson Agency, Inc. NewAlliance Foundation Legacy and Life Mary B. Gayley and William V. The Cleveland Foundation Gnichtel Optometric Center of New York Income Donors Directions For Rural Action Fund Kathleen D. Gill PPG Industries Foundation SCA is grateful to the following Dominion Foundation Panhandle Energy individuals who have established Ann M. Gillard Eastern Analytical, Inc. Pearson Family Charitable a life-income gift and/or included Emma Leigh Goodwin Elizabeth Ordway Dunn Foundation Foundation SCA in their estate plans. Their gifts Christina Graybill Elm City Parks Conservancy Penn’s Woods Trout Unlimited are critical investments in emerging Lyn and Ralph Haber Emory University The Peterson Charitable Lead Trust generations of conservation stewards. Nancy Glenn Hansen Everett Philanthropic Fund The Philadelphia Foundation Anonymous (16) Robert Hanson and Lyda Dicus Ferriday Fund Charitable Trust The Powell Foundation Alan and Helen Appleford Ellen and Ellis Harris Fifth Third Bank Foundation The Prudential Foundation Virginia R. Bacher L. Joyce Heinzelman Fischer-Bauer-Knirps Foundation The Puffin Fund of the Maine Kenneth and Delma Baldridge Community Foundation Grace H. Henderson The Fonda Family Foundation, Inc. Dutch and Hilary Barhydt Purdue Pharma L.P. Estate of Milda Hester Fred C. Church Insurance Maeluise Barkin Ranger Doug’s Philathropic Society Wilfred and Sylvia Hill Freedom Forum Edmund Bartlett REI Public Affairs Patricia Bartlett Joyce V. Hiller Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., Inc. Robinson & Cole LLP Estate of Rebecca L. Barton Patricia and Noel Holmgren General Re Corporation Rose Foundation for Communities Barbara and Harry Beasley Anna K. Holstrom Gilbane Building Company and the Environment Thomas Beatini and Dina Scacchetti Helen M. Hoover Bob & Eileen Gilman Family RZB Finance LLC Foundation The Samuels Foundation Michael J. Bell Becky and Matt Hope Global Impact San Francisco Foundation Floyd and Estelle Benner Elizabeth C. Hurd Jean M. Bennett GordonDerr LLP Sandak Hennessey & Greco LLP Marjean A. Ingalls Alice and Edwin J. Bernet “Green” Hotels Association Santa Monica Bay Audubon Society Horace D. Jackson Save-the-Redwoods League William and Katherine Beyer Groundwater Sciences Corp. Mildred L. Jaynes Robert Bland Schultz Foundation, Inc. Marilyn Johnson Hardy Hill Fund of the Upper Valley Sarah L. Bohrer Community Foundation Sempra Commodities John M. Kauffmann Shannon Brady Hazon - DC Jewish Environmental Serve DC Joanne Glass Keith Bike Ride Dylan Todd Simonds Foundation Marianne S. Brecher G. Richard Keller and Heller Foundation of San Diego Simons Family Foundation Catherine D. Brown Marcia O. Keller

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Kathleen A. Kelley Agnes R. Priddy Named Funds Dick’s Sporting Goods East End Food Co-op Mrs. R. B. Kemp Elizabeth C. Titus Putnam SCA maintains a number of endowed Estate of Josephine A. Keyes Francis H. Rasmus, Jr. funds to support volunteers and Eat’n Park Restaurants Bruce D. Killips Jonathan and Alice Richardson priority programs. We appreciate Georgetown Bagelry special funds established in memory Giant Eagle, Pittsburgh PA Grace M. Kirchner Linda and William Richter of volunteers, staff and other friends Gilbane Building Company Helen L. Knopp Mary C. Riley of the Association. Hannaford Supermarket Jane A. McLamarrah Jean B. Rogers The Blaustein Foundation, Inc. The Home Depot, Manchester NH Ethel Konigin John Mosby Russell Marvin Bodin Memorial Fund Honest Tea Henry Koukol Joan S. Samara Ann Fraser and George Brewer Java Green Ruth S. Kram Jay and Meg Satz Memorial Land Trust Alliance Janice W. Krenmayr Joanna B. Savery Brenda M. Cercone Memorial Fund City of Manchester Parks, Recreation Gerald J. Kresge Dwaine Schuldt Scott Croll Memorial Fund & Cemetery Department Manchester Monarchs Estate of Ruth Shellhorn Kueser Edith Schwartz The Elizabeth and E. Sanderson Cushman Memorial Fund Massabesic Audubon Center Estate of Anthony R. Kyrk Lucretia L. Scott Robinson Cushman Memorial Fund Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc. Nick J. Labedz Bernice S. Seiden Jack Dolstad Fund Mohonk Mountain House Carol Ann Lawson Sally and Dave Skimin Betsy and Jesse Fink Fund for SCA Christian Moran Advancement Kirk Lawton McGregor and Jacqueline Smith Morgan Family Fish Fry Henry S. Francis Wilderness James and Mary Leatherberry Vera F. Smith Workskills Fund New Hampshire Audubon Dorotha B. Ledman Dorothy M. Somers Peter Marshall French New Hampshire State Parks Kimberly A. Leizinger Alfred and Elfrieda Sommer Scholarship Fund Olive Garden Estate of Lucille Lemmon Jed L. Staley Leon and Lisa Gorman Endowment Panera Bread for Diversity in the Outdoors Patagonia, Washington DC Elizabeth P. Lent Helga I. Stamp Frederick John Kubeck Memorial Fund Queen City Paint and Flooring Larry and Donna Lesh Les H. Stanfield Betsy Matsch Memorial Fund Carol Radin Allison Levy Louis W. Staudenmaier, III Pamela Matthews Fund Ranger Doug Enterprises Estate of Robert C. Likins Robert and Joan Stearns Sarah Jane McCarron Fund Sepel, Inc. G. Gilbert Lindemann Myrne M. and Wilbur J. Steininger Karen Norton Memorial Fund Shaw’s Supermarkets Phyllis Lindley Merlyn W. Storm Grace Hendricks Phillips Scholarship Fund Sherwin Williams James N. MacLeod Martha Hayne Talbot Walter E. Rice Endowment Fund Starbucks June V. McCann Jean W. Tease Al Ryan Memorial Fund Stonyfield Farm John W. McClain Eugene and Ann Tennyson Brian E. Scanland Memorial Fund Trader Joe’s, Foggy Bottom Estate of Marjory A. McKinley Inga E. Thompson Gen Shirane Fund Whole Foods Marilee McLean Phyllis J. Thompson David D. Wadsworth Memorial Fund Mary M. McPherson Ann A. Titus Charitable Remainder A. Scott Warthin, Jr. Memorial Fund Bob and Marjorie Meadows Unitrust Gayla Medley Diane L. Trembly Vincent and Natalie Merrill Stephen Trimble Gifts in Kind Gail M. Michael Henrietta G. Truitt SCA appreciates in-kind gifts to Peter C. Miles Marjorie L. Tuttle help defray costs for items or services that would otherwise need Margaret and Joseph Miller Edward R. Uehling to be purchased. Please contact Anna May Vaughan Jane E. Minesinger Hugh Montgomery in SCA’s New David S. Misun Helene P. Victor Hampshire headquarters for more information about gifts of new goods Robert and Helen Moody Elizabeth F. Wadsworth or services. Helen M. Mount Janice Weinman Virginia L. Mouw Glenn D. White, Jr. Administration for Children and Families American Apparel Judith B. Nadai Cheryl Wilfong and William McKim American Eagle Outfitters Anita Norman Betty B. Willey American Honda Motor Company Carmen B. Pappas Richard M. Wizansky and Todd W. American Park Network Emma and Walter Pavelchek Mandell Bingham Lumber Jeffrey N. Pennell Michael C. Wolf Blue Seal Sandra Perkins and Jeffrey Ochsner Estate of Elizabeth A. Wood Capitol Hill Bikes Daniel B. Perry Virginia B. Wood Chipotle Alexandra Pligavko Elizabeth Woolley Citiparks Anne Powell Riley Betty and Roger Wrigley DC Children and Youth Investment Philip Preston Catherine C. Yarnelle Trust Corporation

Annual Report 2007 39 SCA’s Generous Donors Financial Report Two thousand seven was another successful year for the Student Conservation Association, from both a mission and financial perspective.

For the 20th consecutive year, SCA achieved an operating surplus. Over $7 million in donations, grants, and bequests came from very Total Support and Revenue in 2007 increased over 16% from the generous individual supporters, foundations, and corporations. previous year to $27.7 million. SCA was successful in expanding This level of support ensures that SCA can continue to expand the our agency relationships and developing new partnerships. We educational and conservation activities available to our interns. continually review and revise our program models to meet the In addition, we expanded our inner city programs thereby offering changing demands of our partners. We are operating in an opportunities to a more diverse group of young people while environment of tighter budgets while the demand for conservation supporting the conservation and educational needs of our cities. service continues to expand. The combination of carefully managed Copies of the complete audited financial statements of the Student costs and our ability to attract superior volunteers allows SCA to Conservation Association, Inc. are available upon request. meet this demand. SCA is focused on expense control and administrative cost Respectfully submitted, management. Eighty-four percent of 2007 expenses were directly committed to program activities. We focus our investment on the young people who will serve as “the next generation of conservation leaders.” As a result, for another year, SCA received among the highest rankings from the standard-bearing American Institute of Philanthropy for financial performance and fundraising efficiency, and Charity Navigator’s highest four-star rating. Richard J. Seaman Chief Financial Officer

2007 Support & Revenue SCA Operating Revenue

Program Income 72.0% 1996-2007 Foundation and Corporate Grants 15.0% (in millions) Gifts from Individuals 13.0%

2007 Expenses

Program Expenses 83.6% General & Administrative 9.3% Fund Raising 7.1%

40 Student Conservation Association SCA’s Generous Donors 2006-2007 FINANCIAL RESULTS (in thousands of dollars)

2006 2007

SUPPORT AND REVENUE Program Income 18,236 18,846 Gifts and Grants 2,885 3,958 Individual Giving 2,558 3,437 Other Income 138 144 Total Unrestricted Operating 23,817 26,385 Support and Revenue

Gifts Designated for Endowment* 283 399 Temporarily Restricted Grants -300 459 Restricted Gifts -11 430 Total Support and Revenue 23,789 27,674

OPERATING EXPENSES Program Expenses: Field Expenses 14,815 15,197 Program Support and Development 4,327 4,977 Participant Recruitment 1,011 1,425 Total Program Expenses 20,153 21,598

General and Administrative 2,240 2,407

Fundraising Expenses: For Operations 1,501 1,623 For Endowment 233 224 Total Fundraising Expenses 1,734 1,847

Total Operating Expenses 24,127 25,851

INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS Unrestricted Funds: From Operations 77 758 Board Designated* 50 676 Total Unrestricted Funds -27 1,434 Temporarily Restricted Funds -300 459 Restricted Funds -11 430 Total Increase/(Decrease) -338 2,323

BALANCE SHEET Total Assets 19,953 22,603 Total Liabilities 8,407 9,264 Net Assets 11,547 13,339

ENDOWMENT VALUE AT SEPTEMBER 30 Board Designated Funds* 3,522 4,198 Donor Restricted Funds 3,686 3,676 Total Endowment Value 7,208 7,874

*SCA’s Board of Directors has designated all unrestricted bequest and capital campaign gifts to 2006 2007 the endowment fund. Presented net of investment gains/losses at September 30.

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SCA OFFICERS Patricia Elias* GENERAL COUNSEL James Gustave Speth Blacksburg, VA Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Fred Prescott Peter Hafner Jost Dean Fischer Science Chairman of the Board Dickstein Shapiro LLP New Haven, CT West Monroe Partners Washington, DC Jane O. Goedecke Chicago, IL Rand Wentworth Vice Chair David D. Fitch Land Trust Alliance Reginald Shiverick* Gables Residential SCA HONORARY Washington, DC Treasurer Houston, TX DIRECTORS TH Peter H. Jost Fraser Brewer Gilbane* Elizabeth C. Titus Putnam 50 ANNIVERSARY Secretary & General Counsel Rumford, RI Founding President HONORARY COMMITTEE Shaftsbury, VT Dale M. Penny Jane O. Goedecke Bruce Babbitt President & Chief Executive Officer Goedecke & Co., LLC John R. Twiss, Jr. World Wildlife Fund Valerie J. Bailey Boston, MA Chairman Emeritus Washington, DC The Plains, VA Executive Vice President & Charles R. Gregg Ken Burns Assistant Secretary Gregg Law The Hon. Russell E. Dickenson Florentine Films Mark Bodin Houston, TX Bellevue, WA Walpole, NH Chief Operating Officer & Peter Hayes Martha Hayne Talbot Mayor Richard Daley Executive Vice President Hyla Woods McLean, VA City of Chicago Portland, OR Richard J. Seaman U.S. Representative Norm Dicks Chief Financial Officer & Miranda Henning NATIONAL COUNCIL State of Washington Assistant Treasurer ENVIRON International Corp. Portland, ME Edmund Bartlett* Michael Dombeck Scott C. Weaver* Chevy Chase, MD University of Wisconsin Senior Vice President Alan R. Jones Stevens Point, WI AR Jones & Associates Jack Chin* Novato, CA Blueprint Research & Design, Inc. Jonathan Dorn SCA BOARD OF San Francisco, CA Backpacker Magazine DIRECTORS James D. Maddy Emmaus, PA Association of Zoos and Aquariums Charles H. Collins Robert Aldag Silver Spring, MD The Forestland Group, LLC Dr. Sylvia Earle Prescott Valley, AZ Cambridge, MA National Geographic Patricia Merritt Oakland, CA Patricia Bacon UBS Financial Services, Inc. Kathryn S. Fuller Sausalito, CA New York, NY Ford Foundation U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein Washington, DC State of California Melanie Beller Joan B. Murphy Kellogg Company, Washington, DC Phoenix, AZ Scott D. Izzo Michael Finley Richard K. Mellon Foundation Turner Foundation William C. Coleman Fred Prescott Pittsburgh, PA Atlanta, GA CLF Ventures LL Bean Boston, MA Freeport, ME Judith B. Nadai Daniel Fogel San Francisco, CA University of Vermont Thomas C. Collier, Jr. Gene Reineke Burlington, VT Steptoe & Johnson LLP Hill & Knowlton, Inc. Patrick F. Noonan Washington, DC Chicago, IL The Conservation Fund Kathryn Fuller Arlington, VA Ford Foundation Joan Cousar Richard, J. Resch Washington, DC Jacksonville, FL KI John C. Oliver Pittsburgh, PA U.S. Senator Judd Gregg Clydia J. Cuykendall Green Bay, WI State of New Hampshire Cushman Law Offices Jane Rogers C.W. Eliot Paine Kirkland Hills, OH Governor Chris Gregoire Olympia, WA Mill Valley, CA State of Washington Charles D. Dickey III Wendy J. Paulson Reginald C. Shiverick* Wyco Inc. Washington, DC Charles Harvey Dakota Software Corporation Seattle, WA Bruce M. Putnam Johnson Controls Cleveland, OH Milwaukee, WI Dayton R. Duncan Shaftsbury, VT Florentine Films Joshua C. Stearns* Allison Whipple Rockefeller* Catherine Hill Walpole, NH Free Press New York, NY Vassar College Northampton, MA Poughkeepsie, NY Theodore Roosevelt IV Christina P. Wong* Lehman Brothers U.S. Representative Jay Inslee * denotes SCA alumnus/alumna San Francisco, CA New York, NY State of Washington

SCA has recieved Charity Navigator’s SCA is proud to be a member of Earth Share, a federation of nonprofit highest four-star rating for four conservation and environmental organizations. Through the Combined consecutive years. Federal Campaign, and state and corporate workplace giving campaigns, Earth Share provides opportunities for individuals to contribute funds to support SCA’s programs and activities.

SCA has been granted an Our thanks to the many donors who contribute to SCA through A- rating by the American workplace giving. For more information please contact Pam Pecor Institute of Philanthropy. at 603.543.1700 ext. 152 or via e-mail at [email protected].

SCA is a nonprofit, charitable organization as qualified under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent 42permitted Student by law. ConservationSCA is an equal Association opportunity/affirmative action employer committed to workforce diversity. SCA’s Generous Donors

Scott Izzo LEADERSHIP GROUP Richard King Mellon Foundation Pittsburgh, PA Valerie J. Bailey Executive Vice President for Brian Kurzel*, Co-Chair Strategic Planning & Development Colorado State Parks Denver, CO Mark Bodin Executive Vice President & U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy Chief Operating Officer State of Vermont Walter J. Burlack Neil Murphy Regional Director, Three Rivers Office SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry Robert B. Coates Albany, NY Senior Vice President for Program Mayor Greg Nickels Reginald Hagood City of Seattle Sr. Vice President for Strategic Initiatives James O’Donnell American Eagle Outfitters Kevin Hamilton Warrendale, PA Vice President for Public Relations & Communications James O’Sullivan Mazda North American Operations Kimberly L. Henning Irvine, CA Vice President for Human Resources Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam Robert D. Holley SCA Founding President Vice President for Advancement Shaftsbury, VT Dale M. Penny U.S. Representative Dave Reichert President & CEO State of Washington Jay A. Satz* Governor Edward G. Rendell Vice President for Western Initiatives State of Pennsylvania Richard J. Seaman Allison Whipple Rockefeller*, Chief Financial Officer Co-Chair Jay T. Watson New York, NY Western Regional Director Theodore Roosevelt IV, Co-Chair Scott C. Weaver* Lehman Brothers Sr. Vice President for New York, NY Partnership Development MaryLee Sachs & Government Relations Hill & Knowlton USA New York, NY James Gustave Speth Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies New Haven, CT Robert G. Stanton Fairfax Station, VA Martha Hayne Talbot Rachel Carson Council McLean, VA Stephanie R. Timmermeyer WV Dept. of Environmental Protection Charleston, WV John R. Twiss, Jr. The Plains, VA Mayor William White Houston, TX

SCA is a proud partner of AmeriCorps and the Corporation for National and Community Service Network.

SCA is pleased to partner with the American Park Network, a leading publisher of visitor guide magazines for national parks.

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Do Something Grand for our Youth and our Land

Leave a Legacy for SCA

Your legacy gift will help SCA engage and inspire thousands of young people serving as citizen stewards of America’s treasured lands. You can remember SCA in your will or living trust. Or you can name SCA a beneficiary of an IRA, 401(k) or life insurance policy. You can also establish a tax-saving life income arrangement with SCA. For information on smart estate planning strategies under the new tax laws and the proper legal designation for SCA, please contact Hugh Montgomery toll-free at 1.888.722.9675, ext. 151 or [email protected].

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