CELEBRATING THE people BEHIND THE land

2010 ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS

President’s Letter 3 What We Do 4 Our Lands 6 Our Communities 8 Looking Forward 10 CLC Map 12 CLC Leadership 14 Chair’s Letter 15 Donors 16 Financials 23 PRESIDENT’S LETTER

As we prepare Cascade Land Conservancy’s Annual Report each Another core value behind our year, a perplexing challenge always looms. How do we report on work to implement The Cascade the past year when our mission, our work and our success are and Olympic Agendas is a firm measured in a time scale that ranges from decades to perpetuity? and clear sense of regional I resolve this challenge in my own mind by looking at our recent fairness. With this spirit of equity, accomplishments and the big job ahead through the lens of the we strive for all to get a fair shake enduring values behind our work: A deep understanding of with rural businesses and citizens our communities and citizens across the region, longevity and working together. At its root, our persistence of effort and fairness. work is game changing because it recognizes if one falls we all fall. A thorough understanding of our communities is at the The whole is very much greater foundation of each project reported between the covers of than the sum of the parts. this report and is critical to our work in the years to come. The character, dreams and ambitions of our communities shape our While this report is about understanding of which landscapes need to be conserved and just one year of our work, it illustrates projects that are both how to make our region livable. The Cascade and Olympic examples and the result of the enduring values fundamental Agendas are a summation or mirror of these aspirations for our to The Cascade and Olympic Agendas. These same values of region and we succeed because our work is fundamentally a connection with our communities, persistence and longevity and continuation of this jointly held vision. fairness across our region will guide our work in the decades to come. This deep identity of Cascade Land Conservancy with each of the communities we serve is a necessary beginning, but it is only a beginning. Turning this unity of vision into reality requires organizational longevity and indefatigable persistence to see a project through. Several accomplishments we report for 2010 have taken more than a decade to achieve, most notably the Maury Island project. We have an ingrained axiom at Cascade Gene Duvernoy, President Land Conservancy: Every project that is truly transformational seems to expire several times over before it is successful. We simply do not give up until we find a way to succeed.

3 WHAT WE DO

Cascade Land Conservancy fills a unique and important niche as the largest conservation and community building organization dedicated solely to this region. As a national leader, CLC is shaping a future that will flourish environmentally and economically. We partner with thousands of leaders and residents across the region to create healthy, livable and prosperous communities. For over 20 years, CLC has led efforts to conserve more than 172,000 acres of forests, farms, shorelines, parks and natural areas and restore critical landscapes. We are advancing an innovative new approach to conservation that encourages collaboration across all sectors and balances environmental, social and economic needs. The Cascade and Olympic Agendas are our roadmaps for the future.

4 THE CASCADE AGENDA THE OLYMPIC AGENDA

The Cascade Agenda is a 100 year vision The Olympic Agenda is an emerging collaboration and immediate action plan for the lands and with the residents of the Olympic Peninsula to communities of our region. It is based on the shape a future of great communities and healthy input of thousands of residents across our region landscapes. CLC is working with residents, and offers pragmatic solutions to the challenges organizations and businesses of the Peninsula to and opportunities created by our tremendous ensure that our working lands and rural economy population growth. The Cascade Agenda’s continue to thrive, our communities grow in a collective vision is grounded in the belief that a sustainable fashion and quality of life is maintained broad coalition can achieve fundamental change. over the next 100 years. Drawing on the The Cascade Agenda brings together business, civic experience of creating The Cascade Agenda, CLC and government leaders to conserve 1.3 million will identify and help implement strategies that will acres and create vibrant and livable communities. provide a non-regulatory guide for conservation and community growth. Since the Cascade Agenda was launched in 2005, the broad coalition has conserved 188,00 acres.

5 OUR LANDS

During the past 21 years, CLC has conserved COPALIS RIVER GHOST FOREST over 172,000 acres, from small community parks In partnership with State Parks, CLC conserved 122 to working lands spanning tens of thousands of acres of marsh, riparian habitat acres. Once our precious lands are conserved, and forest along the lower they need continual monitoring, restoration and Copalis River in Grays Harbor stewardship. We are responsible for caring for over County. This unique landscape is the result of a massive tsunami 12,000 acres across the region. In 2010, we had and earthquake that struck the area in 1700 and has become many great successes that demonstrate our ability subject to a considerable amount of scientific research. Some of to convene disparate stakeholders, leverage diverse the tree snags in the marsh are 700 to 800 years old. funding sources and find solutions that benefit not I-90 WILDLIFE CORRIDOR ADDITIONS only our natural environment but our communities CLC conserved an additional and economy as well. None of this work would 262 acres of forest and riparian be possible without the support and partnership lands along the 1-90 corridor of volunteers, landowners, government agencies, as part of the Department of Transportation Wildlife Bridges businesses and non-profit organizations. project. The conservation of these lands adds to 1000 acres previously conserved in this area, providing critical habitat and CONSERVATION connectivity for wildlife migration. The results of this project will benefit Northern Spotted Owls, Marbled Murrelets, Canada Lynx, MAURY ISLAND Grizzly Bears and Gray Wolves. For over a decade, the future of the Maury Island gravel mine HOQUIAM RIVER SURGE PLAIN remained in limbo. After years CLC and Rayonier Forest of negotiations and continual Resources conserved a 186- dead ends, CLC, the State of acre tract on the east fork of the Washington, King County and Hoquiam River. This acquisition the environmental community is part of a partnership between successfully conserved 235 acres protecting a critical ecosystem a half dozen organizations, for wildlife and people alike. Along with King County’s 320-acre government agencies and elected Maury Island Marine Park just north of the property, the two officials that has resulted in the conservation of more than 1,124 sites will represent the largest public holding of protected marine acres of forested wetlands and several miles of riverfront of the shoreline in all of Puget Sound. Hoquiam River Surge Plain flowing into Grays Harbor Estuary.

DEVIL’S HEAD NORTH FORK OF STILLAGUAMISH RIVER In July of 2010, CLC, Pierce The Stillaguamish Tribe and CLC County and a coalition of conserved 233 acres of riverfront, conservation partners protected forests and wetlands along the 94 acres at the tip of the Key North Fork of the Stillaguamish Peninsula, including one mile River. This stretch of the river of shoreline. The land thrives contains important spawning from a diverse environment of habitat for Chinook salmon in forested and aquatic habitats, and will become a county park for the Stillaguamish River Basin. The Stillaguamish Tribe will conduct all residents to enjoy and experience the outdoors. It will also in-stream restoration to enhance this critical habitat and continue become an important link in both the planned Head-to-Toe Trail to steward these lands in perpetuity. stretching 20 miles along the Key Peninsula and the Cascadia Marine Trail, a water route used by kayakers, day sailors and other boaters from the Canadian border to Olympia.

6 RESTORATION

QUEETS RIVER KNOTWEED REMOVAL In 2007, CLC conserved this 45-acre estuary at the mouth of the Queets River on the Pacific Coast of Jefferson County. The Queets River is one of the few rivers in the U.S. which is undammed and undiked from its headwaters to its mouth. For three years, CLC has been tackling 6 acres of invasive knotweed, reducing it to 1.5 acres in 2010, and replanting 2 acres on the riverbank to prevent erosion. The property is used by migratory birds, elk and deer and streamside restoration will improve water quality and habitat. The people behind the land. CEDAR RIVER RESTORATION Conserving land is only the first step. Our protected lands CLC has an ongoing partnership need continual monitoring, restoration and stewardship. with Public Utilities, King CLC mobilizes tens of thousands of volunteers every year to County, Friends of the Cedar restore and steward the lands we have worked so hard to River Watershed and the larger protect. From our dedicated Land Stewards to elementary watershed community to restore school students, the community that makes up the volunteer riparian ecosystems on the lower force at CLC is invaluable. Cedar River on both public and In 2010, with the help of many volunteers, we accomplished private property. The Cedar River Watershed contains a majority several major and transformational projects. At the Maxine of the best remaining aquatic habitat in the Lake Washington G. Morse Nature Conservancy property in Pierce County, 2 ecosystem, but is heavily impacted by habitat degradation. In new miles of trails were cleared, creating more opportunities 2010, CLC and our partners treated four river miles and for environmental education. Native species were planted approximately 40 acres of invasive knotweed, installed native along the shores of the Clover Creek Preserve to improve plants demonstrating best practices, formed 15 partnerships with water quality and wildlife habitat. Volunteers removed private landowners and hosted 16 volunteer events with over knotweed on the Union River Preserve on Hood Canal 600 volunteers. and continued to control invasive species. Land Stewards around the region continued to monitor and restore In addition to this work, CLC also partners with Seattle Public CLC-managed lands. Their commitment to long-term Utilities in reforestation efforts on a majority of the remaining stewardship also included organizing volunteer restoration watershed. This work is critical to the health of the region. The events, documenting threats and acting as ambassadors to efforts are within the City of Seattle’s Cedar River Municipal neighboring communities. Watershed, which provides drinking water to 1.45 million people in Seattle and surrounding areas, linking the work of Volunteers are the backbone of Cascade Land environmental restoration to public health. In 2010, with the help Conservancy’s efforts to care for the mountains, forests and of thousands of volunteers, we planted thousands of trees and streams that we conserve throughout the Pacific Northwest. shrubs continuing the improvement of this important watershed. The collective strength of our volunteers combined with CLC’s knowledge and approach provides us the ability to do the work we do.

7 OUR COMMUNITIES

CLC recognizes that by creating great communities where people choose to live, we can protect GREEN CITY PARTNERSHIPS rural working and natural lands from sprawling CLC’s Green City Partnership Program develops public-private development. We work with leaders and residents partnerships with municipalities to build community-based to make our cities and towns great places to live, stewardship programs for forested parklands, natural areas, and work and raise our families. Leading a network community open spaces. The programs galvanize residents, strengthen our communities and improve our quality of life by of cities and counties to advance strategies for connecting people to nature and their neighbors. managing growth, we are cultivating economic development and fostering a sustainable future. Green Kent finalized its 20-year plan for the program with the We also empower and mobilize tens of thousands City Council. of residents to make lasting change in their Green Kirkland engaged more than 2,000 volunteers communities, from advancing public policy to planting more than 3,000 native plants. volunteering in local parks. Green Redmond enrolled over 40 new acres in restoration with nearly 3,000 volunteer hours.

Green Seattle held nearly 1,000 volunteer events and planted over 40,000 trees and shrubs.

Green Tacoma hosted its 3rd annual Green Tacoma Day with over 450 volunteers at 16 sites across the city.

GREEN CITIES RESEARCH ALLIANCE CLC is participating in a collaborative research effort with the US Forest Service, the , the City of Seattle, King County, EarthCorps and other environmental groups to understand volunteer experiences, measure urban forest structure and increase public awareness of the benefits of urban forest restoration. The results of this research will help communities make decisions about land use as well as understand the benefits and costs of urban green spaces.

PEARL JAM PARTNERSHIP CLC partnered with Pearl Jam to mitigate the band’s carbon emissions from their 2009 world tour. Together we are restoring 33 acres of forests in Kent, Kirkland, Redmond and Seattle through our Green City Partnerships.

8 COMMUNITY STEWARDS CASCADE AGENDA CITIES

CLC’s Community Stewards program is training citizen leaders CLC works closely with our Cascade Agenda member cities to to mobilize, educate and train other community volunteers to ensure that these cities are vibrant and healthy. In addition to become powerful voices for creating communities that better quarterly member city meetings, the City Leaders Group, which serve our families. CLC is providing the education and tools includes Mayors, City Managers, Administrators and Planning residents need to become more involved in the civic processes Directors, meets regularly to collaborate about implementing The that decide our region’s future. We currently have Community Cascade Agenda at the local level. CLC will continue to use these Stewards programs in six cities. venues to advance our four priority areas: neighborhood centers, innovative housing, streets for people and natural spaces. Edmonds Stewards continued to actively support a Complete Streets policy, encouraging their city to create roads • The Cascade Agenda Cities program grew to 18 cities, that are better designed and safer for drivers, transit users, representing almost 1.4 million Puget Sound area residents pedestrians and bicyclists. and focused efforts on advancing policies and plans that are derived from The Cascade Agenda. Issaquah Stewards have been organizing and advocating for smart growth, conservation, bike/pedestrian infrastructure and • CLC’s Cascade Agenda Cities Program convened a affordable housing in the Central Issaquah 30-year Plan. group of City Leaders, consisting of City Managers/ Administrators and Planning Directors from around the Kirkland Stewards have been actively advocating for region to understand the tools and financing options that the proposed South Kirkland Park & Ride Transit Oriented were needed to create great communities. This group Development. was invaluable in shaping legislation that will ultimately conserve working farms and forests while providing cities Shoreline Stewards have been engaging the citizens in a the infrastructure funding needed to improve sidewalks, conversation about a Complete Streets policy. streetscapes, provide open space and create thriving neighborhoods. Tacoma Stewards organized a Community Summit that led to the creation of four new community gardens. • A unique consortium led by Puget Sound Regional Council was awarded a $5 million Sustainable Communities Regional Tukwila Stewards partnered with refugees from Burma, Planning Grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Bhutan and Somalia, teachers and students from Foster High Urban Development. This funding will enable the region School and the St. Thomas Food Bank to create a community to plan for equitable transit communities along existing garden. and planned high capacity transit corridors. CLC will have an active role in implementation, focusing on engaging diverse communities in station areas and reaching out to local elected officials and communities to build support for policies that support the plan.

9 LOOKING FORWARD

In 2010, Cascade Land Conservancy and our many partners Conserving our region’s most precious landscapes is critical to conserved some of our region’s most precious landscapes and maintaining our quality of life. CLC will advance conservation improved communities for millions of residents. Our successes projects that exemplify the beauty and breadth of our region. give us much to celebrate but there is still a great deal more to Our work on the Yakima River Canyon Scenic Byway Initiative will do. Our shared challenges of a growing population and the risk restore Washington State’s first scenic byway, making 22 miles of jeopardizing our quality of life are still imminent. We must of highway a destination for residents and tourists to enjoy one continue to work together to find solutions that will truly serve of the most breath-taking routes in the state. We will continue future generations. to work with our region’s farmers and foresters to protect our quintessential resource lands that provide us all clean air and In the coming years, CLC will continue to advance The Cascade water, rural jobs, locally grown food and unparalleled places to and Olympic Agendas through partnerships that use innovative recreate and enjoy nature. We will be relentless in pursuing approaches to conservation and community building. Together cutting-edge conservation strategies, including the Landscape we will bring these long-term visions and realistic solutions to Conservation and Local Infrastructure Program that will link the the forefront of our region’s future. The opportunities on the future of our communities with the conservation of our rural horizon are promising and will require persistence and tenacity landscapes. to see them through; CLC will forge ahead with these ongoing projects while seeking new ventures along the way. The gains that CLC has seen over the last year, as well as the aspirations of our future projects speak to the bold vision we Creating great communities is an essential piece in shaping a have for our region. Each partnership we engage in moves us future worthy of our children and grandchildren. CLC will closer to becoming a region that is responsive to our shared continue to improve our communities by engaging residents challenges and opportunities. The future of our resource lands, in several ways. Our Green City Partnerships Program will cities and wild places rests in the decisions we make today. empower citizens to restore the green spaces that provide natural havens close to urban homes. We will continue mobilizing residents to create change in their neighborhoods, whether it be shaping policies that impact how their city or town manages a growing population, or creating community gardens in underserved communities. We will continue to engage city leaders from across the region in advancing a regional approach to growth that cultivates economic development and fosters a sustainable future.

10 rom the lush rainforests on the Olympic Peninsula to F the green urban spaces in Central Puget Sound to the rolling sage hills east of the mountains, our natural beauty surrounds and defines our way of life. These breathtaking landscapes are intrinsically linked by the people that choose to call this region home and make the Northwest one of the best places to live. Our values and dedication to our lands and communities embodies the spirit of our region and are evident in our actions to create a better future for our families. CLC’s work embraces these communities and the link we all share between our vibrant cities and beautiful rural land. We all have a role to play in forming a future worthy of our children and grandchildren. Please join us by learning more, volunteering and becoming a CLC member. The power to shape the future comes from you.

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CASCADE LAND CONSERVANCY LEADERSHIP

2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CASCADE AGENDA LEADERSHIP TEAM Peter Orser, Chair, Real Estate Company J. M. Allen, Managing Member, Allen & Company, LLC Jim Greenfield, Vice Chair, Davis Wright Tremaine Sam Anderson, Executive Officer of the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Bruce Williams, Treasurer & Immediate Past Chair, HomeStreet Bank Counties Patti Case, Secretary, Green Diamond Resource Company Ernesta Ballard, Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Weyerhaeuser Company Jim Armstrong, Howe and Armstrong Consulting Charley Bingham, Sustainable Forestry Advocate Rob Bernard, Corporation Bruce Blume, Chairman and CEO, The Blume Company JJ Collins, Freestone Real Estate LLC Rod Brown, President, Washington Environmental Council Gene Duvernoy, CLC President Patrick Callahan, Founder and CEO, Urban Renaissance Group, LLC Nicole Faghin, AECOM Phyllis Campbell, Pacific Northwest JP Morgan & Chase Daniel Friedman, UW College of Built Environments Bob Drewel, Former Snohomish County Executive Bert Gregory, AIA, Mithun Architects, Designers, Planners Rick Dunning, Executive Director, Washington Farm Forestry Association John Howell, Cedar River Group Gene Duvernoy, President, Cascade Land Conservancy Terry Mutter, The Company Joni Earl, CEO Ken Myer, UW, Center for Commercialization Billy Frank, Jr. Chairman, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission , Former Jerry Franklin, Program Director, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington Thomas O’Keefe, River Advocate Jay Gordon, Executive Director, Washington State Dairy Federation Frank Pritchard, Open Space Advocate Stone Gossard, Pearl Jam, Community Leader Natalie Quick, The Fearey Group Denis Hayes, President and CEO, Bullitt Foundation Floyd Rogers, Open Space Advocate Ada Healey, Vice President of Real Estate, Vulcan Real Estate Joe Sambataro, Jr., True Blue Inc. John Howell, Partner, Cedar River Group Bill Taylor, Taylor Shellfish Sally Jewell, President and CEO, REI Dave Towne, Towne Planning Services Gerry Johnson, Partner, Pacifica Law Group Doug Walker, WRQ Founder Kate Joncas, President, Downtown Seattle Association Andy Wappler, Puget Sound Ron Judd, Public Policy Advisor Debbie Young, Tacoma Public Utilities Martha Kongsgaard, Chair, Puget Sound Partnership; President, Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation Colin Moseley, Chairman and President, Green Diamond Resource Co. COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Steve Reynolds, Former Chairman, President, CEO, Gerry Johnson, Partner, Pacifica Law Group Norman Rice, Vice Chairman of Capital Access, Former Mayor of Seattle Ken Alhadeff, Eltteas Enterprises John Rindlaub, CEO, Wells Fargo, Pacific NW Region Phil Barrett, Private Investor , President, Institute for Community Change, Former Mayor of Seattle Gene Duvernoy, CLC President Bill Ruckelshaus, Former Chair, Puget Sound Partnership, Former EPA Administrator Bob Drewel, Puget Sound Regional Council Bob Santos, Former Executive Director InterIm & Former Regional Director HUD Mike Garvey, Saltchuk Ron Sher, Metrovation Nick Hanauer, Second Avenue Partners DeLee Shoemaker, State Government Affairs Director, Microsoft Corporation Bruce Hosford, Hosford Ventures Maryanne Tagney Jones, Immediate Past Chair, Cascade Land Conservancy John Howell, Cedar River Group David Thorud, Dean Emeritus, College of Forest Resources, University of Washington Carol James, Open Space Advocate Craig Ueland, Former President and CEO, Russell Investment Group Brian Janssen, Onyx Founder Tay Yoshitani, CEO, Port of Seattle Judd Kirk, Port Blakely Communities Martha Kongsgaard, Kongsgaard Goldman Foundation John McCoy, Tulalip Tribes Denny Miller, Denny Miller Associates Inc. Dan , Bill Pope, Mazama Country Inn Ron Sher, Terranomics Development Herb Simon, Simon Johnson LLC David Skinner, ShadowCatcher Entertainment Greg Smith, Urban Visons Maryanne Tagney Jones Craig Ueland, Former President and CEO, Russell Investment Group Bob Wallace, Wallace Properties

KING COUNTY KITTITAS COUNTY OLYMPIC PENINSULA PIERCE COUNTY SNOHOMISH COUNTY TRUSTEES TRUSTEES TRUSTEES TRUSTEES TRUSTEES Thomas O’Keefe, Chair Jim Armstrong, Chair Patti Case, Chair Ione Clagett, Interim Chair Nicole Faghin, Chair Brooke Alford Jim Briggs Kris Boyle Dominic Accetturo Candy Castellanos Mark Boyar Deborah Essman Jean Farmer Bruce Beckett Sean Edwards Crystal Carter Kirk Holmes Emily Garlich Katrina Bloemsma Jay Goodwin Caroline Corcoran Jim Huckabay Bob Hager Lloyd Fetterly Stephanie Hansen Wally Costello Jeff Jones Tom Hamilton Pat Fetterly Linda Neunzig Kristi Dranginis Kelly Larimer Terri Jeffreys Tom Galdabini Allison Raduziner Nona Ganz Greg Lutovsky Brian McGinnis Ron Hendry Paul Roberts Jim Greenfield Wayne Quirk Dan O’Neal Lara Herrmann Scott Schreffler Carolyn Hope Chris Schmidt David Overton Kris Kauffman Reid Shockey Craig Krueger Jason Smith Dawn Pannell Chelsea Levy DJ Wilson Doug McClelland Tami Walton Gerry Ring-Erickson Nancy Pearson Harry Morgan Bob Simmons Dave Seago Dave Russell Bill Taylor Monty Smith Chuck Wolfe Herb Stumpf Janet Wall Anna Thurston Aaron Toso Debbie Young Allen Zulauf

14 CHAIR’S LETTER

The successes of 2010 are a culmination of Cascade Land Conservancy’s extraordinary work in areas that go well beyond “conservation.” A long-term vision, broad perspective and a relentless focus on execution drive us toward a region that we can truly say is the best place to live, work and play. Partnership and collaboration, ingenious and creative solutions, and economically based market strategies, are just some of the key elements that make our work successful. Maury Island and Devil’s Head, two significant projects for the health of Puget Sound, were true collaborations between many partners across the spectrum; private businesses, non-profit organizations and community advocates. Our restoration on land ranging from estuaries on the coast to urban forests continues to demonstrate that expert knowledge and persistence are required to restore some of our most precious ecosystems. Our city programs consider not just the needs of today’s residents but also complete solutions for tomorrow’s communities. As an organization that reaches across the entire region, Cascade Land Conservancy has found unique ways to engage these individual communities that make this area so vibrant. By building a regional perspective one community at a time with a long term view of the future and sheer tenacity we have made 2010 a success and believe this unique model will continue to bear fruit well into the future.

Peter Orser, Board Chair

15 CASCADE AGENDA CAMPAIGN 2010 donors

HSBC Sidney Fund In May of 2010, the Cascade Agenda Campaign successfully Hugh & Jane Ferguson Foundation Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. reached its $20 million goal in support of the Cascade Agenda. Bert and Caroline Inglin Bob Sims International Trademark Social Venture Partners We would like to thank the following donors for their generous Association SRG Partnership contributions to the Campaign. David and Lucile James Hal Stanley Japan Ecosystem Conservation Peter and Janet Stanley Society James Sutherland Sally and Warren Jewell Alice and Phil Sweigert $1,000,000 and above Expedia, Inc. Michael Calligaro JiJi Foundation Taylor Shellfish Farms Bullitt Foundation Mimi and William Gates Patti and Richard Case Mark and Lynne Johnsen Sallie Teutsch Nick and Leslie Hanauer Greater Tacoma Community Cedar Grove Composting Larry and Deborah Johnson Matt Thomlinson and Dana Hurly at The Seattle Foundation Foundation Chateau Ste. Michelle Michael B. Keary Margaret Thouless Tagney Jones Family Fund Green Diamond Resource Gary Christophersen Thomas Kelly Diana and Anthony Tognazzini at The Seattle Foundation Company City of Seattle Office of Arts Paul and Ludmila Kraabel David and Chris Towne Wildlife Forever Fund Bert Gregory and Culture Ellen Kritzman Tulalip Tribes of Washington Gull Industries, Inc. Erica Cline Arthur and Enid Kruckeberg John and Jill Turville $500,000 to $999,999 HomeStreet Tree Challenge Coast Title & Escrow, Inc Kelly and Kent Larimer Robert Tyrrell Anonymous (2) Horizons Foundation Karen Colbert Ann Lawrence United Way of King County The Boeing Company William and Elizabeth Hyde Gayle Collins Peter Lindgren Marie Vanschravendijk The Norcliffe Foundation Joshua Green Foundation J.J. and Jonine Collins Mark P. Lutz Edward L. Vervoort The Russell Family Foundation K&L Gates LLP The Community Foundation of Debra Madsen Janet Wall Klorfine Foundation South Puget Sound Sandra Marsh Lisa Walrath $100,000 to $499,999 Lucky Seven Foundation Michelle Connor and Julie and Todd Mass Jim and Christine Warjone Anonymous (4) The Maria Norbury Trust Mark Levensky Robin and Scott Mayberry Washington Realtors® In Honor of Sarah-Maud Master Builders Association of Jim Corson Deirdre and Jay McCrary Ed and Cynthia Weber and Bob Siversten King and Snohomish Counties Julie Coryell Mead Gilman & Associates Robert and Kay Westinghouse Robin A. Appleford McDanel Land Foundation The Jonathan C.S. Cox Family Debbie Meisinger Chris Wilcox BAJ Capital, LLC Merrill & Ring Forest Products LP Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Christopher and Sherryl Jabe Blumenthal and Julie Edsforth Mark and Christine Nagle Fiona Cox Bonnie Miller Dee Wilson Forest Foundation Norman Raab Foundation Ruth Daugherty and Bradley Louise and Stafford Miller Nancy Winder and J. Lawrence Michael and Lynn Garvey Peter and Laura Orser Nelson Bradley Millington Howard Joan Gray and Harris Hoffman Pearl Jam Craig Davison Alan Moritis Amy Worthington Gray Family Fund of the William Pope and Teresa Castner Peter Dewey and Marian Mountaineers Foundation Craig R. Wyss and Abigail Smith Community Foundation Prairie Foundation Valentine Murray Pacific Management, Inc. Joella and William Yoder Bruce and Carol Hosford Norman Raab Foundation Derek and Holli Dexheimer Terry and Gina Mutter Debbie C. Young and Gerry Johnson and Linda Larson Gail Ransom Barbara Downward Ken Myer and Laurie Myer Bruce Dunlop Juniper Foundation RealNetworks Foundation Kim Drury National League of Cities Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation REI Jeanne Dryfoos Sharon Nelson Architects LLP Bill Lewis Judy & Joe Sambataro, Robert and Ingrid Eisenman Martha and Eugene Nester Zipcar M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Chairman of True Blue, Inc. Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation New Belgium Brewing Company Craig McKibben and Sarah The Seattle Foundation Joan Enticknap Inc. Special thanks to the Washington Merner Silicon Valley Community Environ International Corporation Merike and Douglas Nichols State Legislature and the Mithun Foundation Deborah and Bill Essman Nitze-Stagen & Co, Inc. Governor’s Office for their sup- Pendleton and Elisabeth Carey Company Charles Evans Lois H. North port of Transfer of Development Miller Charitable Foundation Ruth and Bill True Evo Casey O’Connor Rights and to the Washington Floyd and Judy Rogers Craig and Nicole Ueland Nicole Faghin and David Spence Steve and Sally Ohlenkamp State, federal and local govern- Insurance Foundation Wyco Fund Charles and Shirley Farnham Thomas C. O’Keefe and ments for their support of Green Sequoia Foundation Stephen and Katherine Feldman Rie Yamazaki City Partnerships. Ron and Eva-Maria Sher Up to $9,999 Alan Ferguson and Sue Summers Olympic Resource Management David and Catherine Skinner Anonymous (15) Finninsula Foundation Dan and Diane O’Neal Doug and Maggie Walker Eric Aagaard Sandra and Larry Fischer George Ostrow and Weyerhaeuser Company AIA Seattle Florence B. Kilworth Foundation Meredith Binder Foundation Airport Auto Wrecking, Inc. Daniel S. Friedman FAIA Ralph and Peggy Owen Bruce Williams and Gro Buer All Creatures Gallery Frames Jim and Kathy Pankanin Anne & Mary Arts and Nona and Ulrich Ganz Barbara Parke $50,000 to $99,999 Environmental Education Fund Terry Gardiner Performance Radiator Pacific, LLC Anonymous (3) Jill Arango Laura and Grant Gardner Gwen and Phil Phibbs Home Depot Foundation Mike Arizona GGLO Polygon Northwest Brian and Traci Janssen Foundation Jim and Liahna Armstrong Joseph B. Ginsburg Port Blakely Companies Inc. Peach Foundation Artcraft Printing Company Inc Girl Scout Troop #2318 Port Blakely Tree Farms, LP Frank Pritchard Arthur M. Blank Family Robert Girvin Portfolio Strategies, Inc. Puget Sound Energy Foundation Bryan Glynn Professional Convention Gregory Shaw David and Laurie Austin Greater Everett Community Management Association Steve and Liann Sundquist Marybeth Austin Foundation Wayne and Kelley Quirk TEW Foundation John Backus Jim Greenfield and Susan Barley John and Heidi Rabel Washington Women’s Foundation Ernesta Ballard Torsten Griem and Michelle Oh Douglass and Katherine Raff Bare Root Plants Leatrice D. Gutmann Jeanne and Kevin Ralston $10,000 to $49,999 Emery and Lilly May Bayley William Haberkorn Rayonier Forest Resources Anonymous (4) Reva and Sheldon Biback Bill and Noel Hagens Wayne Rennick Adobe Systems, Inc. Mary Bicknell Bob and Margaret Hager Thomas and Teita Reveley Alaskan Copper & Brass Peggy Bill and Stephen Sullivan Tom and Lynn Hamilton Sharon Rodman Company Carol and Carl Binder Hancock Timber Resource Group Russell Matching Gifts Program S.D. Bechtel Foundation Eleanor Boba and Alan Humphrey John and Joan Hartsfield Nancy and Bruce Samuels Charles Bingham Brian and Jessica Bodge Frederick and Catherine Hayes Satterberg Foundation Dick Birnbaum and Pamela Boeing Company Matching Gifts Margaret Heldring Donald Scott Okano Boeing Employees Credit Union Henry M. Jackson Foundation Seattle Art Museum Cocker Fennessy Inc. Betty and Edgar Bottler Philip Herzog Seattle Greendrinks Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Bradley Hanson Photography Jerry Hillis and Diana Gale Seattle-Northwest Securities Gene Duvernoy and James and Sue Briggs George and Diana Holland Seaview Properties Northwest, Carolyn Madsen Geary and Mary Britton Simmons HomeStreet Bank LLC Enterprise Community Partners Joan and John Broughton Loren Hostek Gary Sexton Espresso Vivace Coffee Company Brown & Brown of Washington John Howell and Claire Powers Shockey Planning Group, Inc.

16 2010 donors

Conservation Circle Paul and Debbi Brainerd J.J. and Jonine Collins The Cascade Land Conservancy is Guardians ($5,000-$9,999) Jeff and Debbie Brennan The Commerce Bank of grateful for our individual, corporate and Anonymous (1) Patrick and Karen Callahan Washington American Foundation Matthew Cohen and Kim Kemp The Communications Group foundation contributors who support our Robin A. Appleford Denny Miller Associates Inc. Michelle Connor and efforts to conserve great landscapes and Barrett Family Foundation Molly and Talmage Edman Mark Levensky Jabe Blumenthal and Julie Edsforth Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation create great communities. Boeing Employees Credit Union Bryan Glynn Elizabeth Davidow and CleanScapes GordonDerr LLP Michael Ford Colliers International Seattle Paul and Laura Gould Craig Davison Contributions from Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Henry M. Jackson Foundation Mary and Jim Dunnam January to December Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Hancock Timber Resource Group Hosford Family Foundation Steve and Mary Elayne Dunphy 2010 Nick and Leslie Hanauer Microsoft Corporation Carol and Keith James Mark and DeLaine Emmert Foundation Terry and Gina Mutter Mark and Lynne Johnsen Joan Enticknap Conservation Circle Dan and Amy Nordstrom Casey O’Connor Johnson Ohana Charitable Jim and Gretchen Faulstich Patrons Port Blakely Companies Inc. Beth and Wade Perrow Foundation The Fearey Group ($10,000 and above) Puget Sound Energy Company Karr Tuttle Campbell Ellen Ferguson Anonymous (6) Quadrant Homes Prairie Foundation Conway Leovy and Foster Pepper PLLC Alan Black Family Fund Rayonier REI Carolyn Moloney Leovy Jerry and Phyllis Franklin at The Seattle Foundation Tricia Scanlon Rowley Properties, Inc. Martin Flynn Public Affairs, Inc Scott and Susan Freeman The Boeing Company Schnitzer Steel Industries The Seattle Foundation Master Builders Association of Daniel S. Friedman FAIA The Burning Foundation Ron and Eva-Maria Sher Norman Tjaden King and Snohomish Counties Dan Fulton Doug Walker Family Foundation Tagney Jones Family Fund David and Chris Towne Bill McCullough Gallatin Public Affairs Gene Duvernoy and at The Seattle Foundation Ruth and Bill True Mithun Kathryn Gardow and Carolyn Madsen Taylor Shellfish Farms Vulcan Inc. Mark and Christine Nagle David Bradlee Earth Share of Washington Craig and Nicole Ueland Pacific Portfolio Consulting, LLC Robert Girvin Michael and Lynn Garvey Joseph Vance and Sara Conservation Circle Polygon Northwest Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP Pete Higgins and Leslie Magid Throckmorton Trustees ($2,500-$4,999) Dixie Jo Porter and W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc HSBC Wells Fargo Anonymous (2) W. Thomas Porter Dan Grausz and Clare Meeker Gerry Johnson and Linda Larson James Apa Tom and Sally Reeve Joan Gray and Harris Hoffman K&L Gates LLC BNSF Railway Company Salser Family Foundation Greater Kansas City Klorfine Foundation Betty and Edgar Bottler Judy & Joe Sambataro, Community Foundation Chairman of True Blue, Inc. Greenfield Advisors Rob Short Bert Gregory Stauffacher Communications Mike Griffith Bridging Communities in Stoel Rives LLP Virginia and George Gunby South Seattle Symetra Financial Barbara and Clayton Haberman Tacoma Public Utilities Carl Haefling and Pam Johnson A profile of Andrea Ostrovsky and Matt Thomlinson and Dana Hurly Tom and Mary Louise Hager Mary DeJong, Forest Stewards at Thompson Smitch Consulting Jerry and Linda Henry Group Hillis Clark Martin & Peterson P.S. Cheasty Greenspace University of Washington College Jerry Hillis and Diana Gale of Built Environments Hotel Murano Washington Realtors® International Forestry Consultants With a “passion for the need for safe Weyerhaeuser Company James M. Cox, Jr. Foundation forested parks in our urban neighborhoods Grant and Frances Woodfield Willy Jenkins Mike and Peggy Kanaga within which ALL could safely enjoy and Conservation Circle Dr. and Mrs. James L. Kelley recreate” Andrea Ostrovsky and Mary DeJong set to work on reclaiming and Advocates ($1,000-$2,499) Ted Koehn and Sloan Chong Anonymous (7) Laurelhurst Community Club restoring the Cheasty Greenspace. Before 2008, the park’s trees were being Allen & Company, LLC Mark Leatham smothered by English Ivy, its open spaces were being filled in by dumping, and Allen Brackett Shedd Konrad Liegel and Karen Atkins American Forest Land Lillian and Anthony Bay its dark trails regularly hosted an assortment of illicit activities. Today, the park Company, LLC Family Charity feels safer as sunlight streams through the trees (now ivy free) to welcome Sam Anderson Jacob Lucas Jerome Arbes and Anne Knight Lucky Seven Foundation visitors who come to enjoy the Greenspace’s natural beauty. This change is Mary Armstrong and John Lamb Joan McBride and the result of the hard work of Cheasty’s neighbors, including Andrea and Mary, BAJ Capital, LLC Margaret Meister Paul and Donna Balle Nancy McCormick the restoration efforts of devoted leaders and hundreds of volunteers from Bancroft-Clair Foundation Meridian Environmental, Inc. across the city. Bank of America Not For Merrill & Ring Forest Products LP Profit & Private Education Miller Nash, LLP Ernest and Ellen Bay Samuel Miller and Anne Miller Aside from the ongoing restoration happening at Cheasty, Mary and Andrea Bentall Kennedy Allison Milliman Charles Bingham Randa Minkarah have a greater vision for their work. They see the Greenspace as a potential William and Mary Black Raymond Mosher link between Beacon Hill’s Lockmore neighborhood and Columbia City. “How Sarah Blocki Murray Pacific Management, Inc. Boeing Company Matching Gifts Toby and Laurie Murray amazing would it be to walk in the woods en route to the Columbia City Toby Bright of America Inc. Light Rail Station en route to work downtown?” asks Mary. The value of Lora L. Brown Novastar Development Inc. Cadman Inc. Dan and Diane O’Neal adding natural area to the morning commute is very clear. The two also see Cedar River Group Oregon Community Foundation Cheasty as a venue for the diverse and traditionally underserved Rainier Valley Gary and Grace Christophersen Pacific Lutheran University City of Issaquah Linda S. Park and Denis Janky community to get outside and enjoy experiences in an urban wilderness. City of Seattle Combined Nancy and Don Pearson Charities PenMet Parks City of Seattle Office of Arts Pierce County Surface Water With assistance from the Green Seattle Partnership, Seattle Parks staff and and Culture Management two rounds of Department of Neighborhood grants and support, the group is City of Seattle Parks Pope Resources and Recreation Port of Tacoma ready to implement a new trail plan that will give neighbors safe access to and Diane Clark Frank Pritchard through the park. Cocker Fennessy Inc. John and Priscilla Privat Kelly Cole and Jon Tinter R. D. Merrill Company

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Runstad Center for Real Estate Maud and Marc Daudon Joan and Mortimer Thomas Jason and Joey Hamlin Julie Stein Studies Ruth Daugherty and Cynthia A. Thompson Tom and Margot Hanson Will Stelle The Schuster Group, Inc. Bradley Nelson Steve Tidwell Jeanette Henderson Sternoff LP Sellen Construction Company James Defebaugh John and Jane Titland Ed and Lisa Hewson Andrew Stout Gregory Shaw Jay and Gaynelle Derr University of Puget Sound Carol and Peter Hickner Herbert and Gwen Stumpf Short Cressman and Congressman Norm Dicks Joel Van Etta Tom and Arline Hinckley Bonnie and John Tabb Burgess PLLC and Suzie Dicks Tim Vinopal and Evelyn Vinopal Diane and Jim Huckabay Gael and Bob Tarleton Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Rick and Polly Dodd William Wagner IMPWEAR Ellen Taussig Paul Silver and Christina Marra Theresa Dusek Susan Ward Potts Sara Jones Joannie Taylor and Langdon and Anne Simons Anne Fennessy and Nancy Lee Ward Deborah Kappers Kenneth Matney T. W. 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Warman Touchstone Corporation Greater Seattle Chamber of Justin and Liza Anderson Scott Lockert Raleigh Watts William Trinen Commerce Randy Apsel and Deborah Christian Lucky Waypoint Outdoors United Way of King County Torsten Griem and Michelle Oh Daoust Ross and Lisa Macfarlane Dale Weise University of Phoenix Group Heritage Jill Arango Pat Malley Marianne and Matthew Wells Urban Renaissance Group, LLC Thomas Haensly Jim and Liahna Armstrong John Marchione Sharlene and Herb Welsh Vanguard Charitable Endowment Herrmann Scholbe, P.S., Inc. Dee and Bill Arntz Troy Mathern Steve Whitney Program Christopher Hoffman Don and Sandi Bacic Brian McGinnis Daniel Williams Steve Varga and Carmen Knoke William Horder Nicole Bahr Scott and Shelley McIntyre Margaret Wolf Catherine Walker John Howell and Claire Powers Lorrie and Eric Baldevia Ross McIvor Charles R. 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William Eisenhart Regence Employee Giving Stephen Amorosi and Gayle Dick Birnbaum and Pamela Patrick Ragen Encompass Engineering and Campaign French Amorosi Okano Ken Ratterree Surveying John and Sarah Rindlaub Bruce and Joann Amundson Fraser and Deirdre Black Mike Riley and Vicki Fagerness Chris Endresen Matthew Roberts and The Ancinas Family Brian and Jessica Bodge Floyd and Judy Rogers Kristi England Wady Milner James Andersen BOE architects, PLLC Steven Rogers and Shelly Hall Eddie and Ann Espinosa Beth Rogers Blair Anderson Susan Brotman George Rolfe Feathered Friends Faith Roland/Roland Don Anderson Rodney Brown and Brian Runberg Lloyd and Pat Fetterly Resources, Inc. 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Lucia Athens Kurt Beckett Nick Bratton Dick Carkner Mark D’Amato Bill and Carol Baarsma Greg Bedinger and Jan Mulder Rick Brehm Donald Carlson Randy Daniels Bruce and Diane Bachen Lisa Bellefond David Brewster LuAnn Carlson Lori Danielson Thomas Eli Backer and George Bennett Paul and Laurie Bride Bret and Cynthia Carlstad Dennis and Stephanie Dart Jane Leslie Newberry Julia Bent Weston Brinkley Maggie Carr Rosemary Daszkiewicz and Lee Badovinus Paul Bergman Eric Brock Linda Carriveau Guy Thomas Ruth Baetz Rob Bernard Matt Bromen Taylor Carroll Bob and Molly Davidson Sally and Brad Bagshaw Betz Bernhard Joshua Brower Catherine Carter Bur Davis Ann Bailey Linda Berry-Maraist Bill R. 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Burns Jim Chapman Paul Detmer and Kathleen Roach John and Sally Barline Steve Bolliger Robert and Elizabeth Burns Ralph and Althea Chapman Daryl and Janelle Deutsch Elliott Barnett Jen and Aaron Bosworth Ted Burris Brianna Charbonnel Julian and Alice Dewell Miriam Barnett Kenneth Bounds and Ranan Burstein and Natalie Cheel and Corey Brennan Peter Dewey and Marian Amanda J. Barney Linda Gorton Michelle Frame Anthony Chen Valentine Dan Barrett David and Lisa Bowen Sue Butkus Jamie Cheney and John G. Lever Emily Dexter Tom Bartholomew and Linda M. Bowers Bill Butler Vinaya Chepuri David Dicks and Antonia Jindrich Sarah Mack Dave and Carlotta Boyd Tom Byers and Carol Lewis Martha Choe Rhona Diehl Barry Bartlett Doug and Nancy Boyden Dan V. Byrne Keith Christian Martha Dinwiddie Kevin and Dawn Bates Steve Boyer Cairncross & Hempelmann Glen Christofferson Dan Dixon and Sherry Williams Ken and Nell Batker Elizabeth Boyle Steve Calhoon Jim Ciecko Roscius N. Doan and BCRA, Inc. Matthew Boyle Robert and Sharon Camner Ione and John Clagett Virginia M. Warfield Philip Beach James Bradley Elizabeth Campbell Rosemarie Clark Irene Dorang Hal Beals Cynthia Bradshaw Mick and Lavonne Jon Clarke David and Wendy Dorothy Mark Beardslee Brynn Brady Stewart-Campbell Judy and Bruce Clibborn Mark Doumit Mark and Christina Beatty Joe Brady Bob Cannon Robert Cline Susan Dowie Richard and Rita Cloney Daniel Drais Ainsley Close Patrick Drum Joe Coakley Darby and Stephen Ducomb David Coburn Doug Dunham Youth Take the Lead John Cochran David Dunneback Volunteer Spotlight on Alvin Loong and Ric Cochrane Patricia Duquet Candace Coe Rita and Harlan Durand Laura Svancarek Richard G. Cole Martin J. Durkan Shawn Cole Earth Corps Natalie Coleman Deb Eddy Act locally. That catchphrase is manifested Darryl ColKopa George Edman completely in the volunteer work that Alvin Katie Collier Shirley Edwards Alexander and Heather Collins Will Einstein Loong and Laura Svancarek do on behalf of Arlan Collins Mickey Eisenberg their local urban green space, Hartman Park, in Theodore Collins and Gerald Eller Patricia Collins Richard and Diane Elliott Redmond. These two high-schoolers volunteer Councilmember Richard Conlin H. Stuart and Irene Elway with the Green Redmond Partnership as Forest Dianne Conway Stan Emert Dave Cook John Engber and Bergitta Trelstad Stewards for Hartman Park, and are responsible Sharon Cooper Gretchen Engle and for coordinating and leading work parties there Shaun Corry Scott Winslow John Corso Helen and Stan Engle to get other volunteers involved. They also work Larry Costich Environmental Coalition of with CLC and Redmond City staff to help come Fiona Cox South Seattle CPA Consulting Jim and Lynn Erckmann up with work plans for restoration in the forested greenbelt in the park. The CPH Consultants Ara Erickson and Eric Higbee youngest Forest Stewards in the program, yet highly involved, Alvin and Laura Alan Crankovich ERM Mark Crawford Eldon and Carol Estep got their start in conservation work with their school’s Environmental Club Stacey Crawshaw-Lewis Everett Mountain Rescue where they, along with other club members, are the sole labor force for their Edward Crell and Dawna Leong Jonathan Eytinge Crystal Creson-Carter and Joe Fain school’s recycling program. This dedication to caring for their natural world John Carter Giselle Falkenberg is translated in their volunteer work with CLC. “Volunteering has definitely Debra Crespin and Lois Harris Gary Fallon and Leona De Rocco Charlie Crissman Mike Fancher made a change on my outlook of life- I don’t do it for any credit or out of Bruce Cross Kevin Farrell, Dept. of Ecology boredom whatsoever. I do it only because as one person, I really can make Paul and Jane Crowder Andrea Faste Sara Crumb Rollin Fatland & Associates a difference,” says Alvin. Their enthusiasm is hard to resist, and comes across Layne Cubell Dan Fear easily to other volunteers they work with. “It’s a great feeling to see what a Rich Cuff Jeremy Febus Crissa Cugini Jim Feldmann huge difference an event can make on an area,” added Laura. CLC is thankful Bob Cundall Rose Feliciano for the exuberance that Alvin and Laura display and the great work they’ve Mary Cunningham Mary Ferguson and John Curtis Raymond Ferguson done to keep Redmond’s urban forest healthy. Their passion for taking care of Donald Dahlgren Kathy Fewins their local park makes it easy to think regionally about conservation. Scott Dahlquist Jake Fey Rose Marie and David Dale Mary Fiala

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Terry Finn Robin Hansen Charles Hyde Katherine Laird Stephen Markowitz Steve Finney Katlin Hanson Sarah Hyman Lake Union Partners Elliot Marks Chris Fiori Lloyd Hara Michael Hytopoulos Patrick Lamb Andrew Maron David Fischer Donald and Gayle Harris Maro Imirzian Karen Landen and Dean Stahl Bill Marre Tom Fitzsimmons George Harris Joe Intile, Nats Nursery Laurie Landeros-Hoggard Chris Martin Suzy Flagor Shonnie and Randy Harrison Jonathan and Rosemarie Ives Julie and Kent Langabeer Nannette Martin Kathy Fletcher Duane Hartman James and Susan Jacobson Bill and Molly LaPatra Ikuno Masterson and Paul Clymer Flora and Henri, Inc. Suzanne Hartman Joy Jacobson Terry Larson Milenko Matanovic Gerard Flower Jeffrey and Carey Hashimoto Greg Jacoby Tory Laughlin Taylor Matt Matayoshi Barbara Floyd Chris Hatscher Mark Jacox Mark Lawler Amy and Grant Matsuno Emma Ford Robert Hauge Jayray Ads & PR, Inc. Patricia Leach and Tara Mattina Richard Ford Leah Hausman Robin Jenkins Stephen Roberts Mark Mauren Sarah Foster Barbara Hawkins Deborah Jensen and Robert Leach and Dennis and Gwenn Maxfield Nancy Fox and Nicholas Allison Brian Hawkins Steven Malloch Dr. Catherine Otto Marcie and Steven Maxwell Jules Fraizier Photography Frederick and Catherine Hayes Sue and Jim Jensen Kory Leadon, Brighton Jones Robin and Scott Mayberry Kirsten Frandsen Ray Heacox JNJ Imports, LLC John and Ethel Leary Amy McBride The Frause Group Ada Healey Eric Johnson Stephen C. and Paulette Lemon Marie McCaffrey Kristie and Scott Frericks Ken Hearing Greg Johnson Michael Leningtav Darren M. McCallon Jennifer Frey Heartland Michelle Johnson Marc Lentini David McCallum Maureen Frisch Steve Hecker Nancy Johnson Al Levine Pat McCarthy Ava Frisinger Marni Heffron Todd and Marian Johnson Chelsea Levy Doug, Kristi and Jacob McClelland Kurt Fritts Gwendolyn and W. C. 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Tributes In Honor of Debbie Young and John and Margo Gooding Principal Sponsor In Honor of Robin Appleford’s Tacoma Power Natural Paul and Laura Gould birthday Resources Pamela Gross In Memory of John Arum Barbara and Clayton Haberman In Honor of Joan Ayers In-Kind Willa and Walter Halperin In Memory of Gwynne Baker’s APCO Worldwide Jerry and Linda Henry Mom Audio Visual Meeting Solutions Antonin and Sarka Hruby Premier Sponsors In Honor of Martha Beard City of Tacoma Anthony and Joanne Ishisaka In Honor of Jolene Beitz Rene Claudio Jane Clapp Living Trust In Memory of Boomer Karen Colbert Paul Kipper In Honor of Kit Brandt Crosscut Public Media Charles D. Laird and In Honor of Pamela Butler Gene Duvernoy and Judy H. Shepherd In Memory of my late husband Carolyn Madsen John and Jayne Laird Robert W. Clark EarthCorps Michael Laird In Honor of Mason Clark Brian and Traci Janssen Foundation Teresa Lavender In Honor of Gigi Coe and K&L Gates LLP Carsten and Cristi Lien Mike Garland Kasala Roger Lowe In Honor of Mark Levensky Laura Marchbanks Photography Joan D. MacDonald and Michelle Connor Larisa Lumba Mimi MacDonald Leadership Sponsors In Honor of Isiaah Crawford John Malcomson Avron Maletzky In Memory of Gene Dalaba Mithun McDanel Land Foundation In Memory of David R. Dellplain The News Tribune Jack and Barbara Miller In Honor of Patrick Drum Casey O’Connor Lloyd Morse In Honor of Steve Dunphy posterGIANT, Inc. Bill and Mary Ann Mundy In Honor of Gene Duvernoy Premier Graphics Ernest and Dorothy Neville In Honor of Elizabeth and James Starbucks Coffee Company Nancy and Don Pearson In Honor of Filson Starbucks, Leschi Frank Pritchard In Memory of Marilyn Fite Tadpole Haven Native Plants Linda J. Pym In Memory of Doug Fleming Wilday Scott and Company Donald Robinson In Honor of Charles Fredrickson Woodbrook Native Plant Nursery Tyrrell Rockafellar In Honor of Steven Friedman Zipcar Jim Roush and Cynthia Wayburn In Memory of Rachel Geer David Russell In Memory of Matthew Girvin Matching Companies John Sangster In Memory of Mike Grant Boeing Company Matching Gifts Tricia Scanlon In Memory of Ken Hartz and Boeing Employees Credit Union Ruth Shimondle Kathy Bergum The Bullitt Foundation Hillary Shurtleff In Memory of Anne Hempstead Expedia, Inc. John Spehar Herrmann Gates Foundation Matching Rich and Candy Stewart In Honor of Albert Herrera Gifts Program Donna Tait In Memory of Doris Huff GE Foundation Sonia Thompson and In Memory of Bill Kirk, Billville Hancock Timber Resource Group Bruce Barnbaum In Memory of Ian Kraabel Kraft Foods Foundation Mark Tipperman and In Memory of Merrily Laytner Lucky Seven Foundation Lorna Williamson In Honor of Carl Leopold Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Diane E. Walkup In Honor of Ryan and Kelly Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Janet Wall MacDicken MSNBC Harrison and Melissa Watts In Honor of Diana MacDonald, Nintendo of America Inc. Rich and Ruth Williams PHOTO CREDITS Cowlitz PUD Plum Creek Timber Company In Honor of Machinists Union Puget Sound Energy In Honor of our clients this year Puget Sound Energy Foundation Cover: Kristi Dranginis, Todd Parker, Metro Parks Tacoma In Honor of Max, Toby, Raizel RealNetworks Foundation Page 2: Todd Parker In Memory of Robert McKenzie Regence Employee Giving Page 3: Todd Parker In Honor of Michael Medved Campaign Page 4: Erica Simek In Honor of Ryan Mello REI In Memory of Winona Miller Russell Family Foundation Page 5: Todd Parker, Keith Lazelle In Honor of Amanda Minix Russell Investments Page 6-7: Maury Island Ray Fortner In Memory of Mose Russell Matching Gifts Program Devil’s Head Margot Cheel In Memory of John North Symetra Financial Copalis River CLC Staff In Memory of my parents and UBS Foundation grandparents Union Bank Foundation I-90 CLC Staff In Honor of Jeff Pavey and family United Way of King County Hoquiam Surge Plain Nicole Hill In Honor of Niles Rosevear US Bank N. Fork Stillguamish Todd Parker Paxton Queets CLC Staff In Memory of Lois Pearson Legacy In Memory of Lucille Phaneuf Karl and Christine Anderson Cedar River Judy Blanco In Memory of Frances Pilaro Virginia Anderson Conservation Box Ben Scott-Killian Wolsteholme Sharon Baker Page 8: People at work Chris Gilliand In Honor of Frank Pritchard Lucius and Nancy Biglow Stone Gossard Natalie Cheel In Memory of Priscilla Pryor Peggy Bill and Stephen Sullivan In Honor of Kelley and Bruce and Kim Coe Page 9: Nicole Woltersdorf Wayne Quirk Priscilla Collins Page 11: Matthew Simek, Todd Parker In Memory of Clayton Rennie Michelle Connor and Page 17: Joanna Nelson In Memory of Richard Rutherford Mark Levensky Page 19: Alex Loong In Memory of Michelle Sawyer Robert and Martha Cram In Honor of Todd Schaefer and Barbara Davidson Kathy Allen Steve Durrant In Honor of William Shackleford John Frederic In Honor of Lynn Stokesbary Steven and Shirley Fuller In Memory of Gwen Stumpf Stanley and Marion Gartler In Honor of Ungarna Cheryl Germany In Honor of Robert Wolfe Thelma and Charles Gilmur In Honor of Chuck Woods David and Melinda Gladstone

22 FINANCIALS * 31 Dec 2010 31 Dec 2009

Current Assets $ 11,392,075 $ 11,237,336 Conserved Land & Easements 24,109,896 21,412,485 Other Assets 405,646 565,189 TOTAL ASSETS 35,907,617 33,215,010

Current Liabilities 745,235 646,914 Long Term Liabilities 221,624 2,205,224 TOTAL LIABILITIES 966,859 2,852,138

Unrestricted Net Assets 26,958,162 21,197,471 Board Designated Net Assets 1,935,599 2,799,943 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 5,236,867 5,608,539 Permanently Restricted Net Assets 810,130 756,919 TOTAL NET ASSETS 34,940,758 30,362,872

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY $ 35,907,617 $ 33,215,010

* Pending audit completion

OUR FUNDING OUR SPENDING

 Philanthropic Revenue 34 %  Acquisition of Land & Easements 39%  Government Grants & Contracts 45 %  Conservation/Stewardship/Education 32%  Other Project Revenue 7 %  Policy 11%  Sale of Land 11 %  Management 10%  Other (investments, in-kind, misc.) 3 %  Fundraising 6%  Outreach & Marketing 2%

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