Inspiring CARING and ACTION on behalf of wildlife and conservation

FISCAL YEAR 2016 Annual Report [July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016] WHO WE ARE

Zoo New England is the non-profit organization responsible for the operation of Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Mass. Both are accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).

Zoo New England’s mission is to inspire people to protect and sustain the natural world for future generations by creating fun and engaging experiences that integrate wildlife and conservation programs, research and education.

To learn more about our Zoos, education programs and conservation efforts, please visit us at www.zoonewengland.org.

Board of Directors Officers [FY16: July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016] David C. Porter, Board Chair Janice Houghton, Board Vice Chair Peter A. Wilson, Board Treasurer

Board of Directors [FY16: July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016] Robert Beal Christy Keswick Rory Browne, D.Phil. Walter J. Little Gordon Carr Christopher P. Litterio Gordon Clagett Quincy L. Miller Francesco A. De Vito David Passafaro James B. Dunbar Jeanne Pinado Bruce Enders Claudia U. Richter, M.D. Thomas P. Feeley Peter Roberts David Friedman Jay Kemp Smith Kate Guedj Colin Van Dyke Steven M. Hinterneder, P.E. Kathleen Vieweg, M.Ed. Mark A. Kelley, M.D.

Advisory Council [FY16: July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016]

OFFICERS: Kathleen Vieweg, Advisory Council Chair Lloyd Hamm, Advisory Council Vice Chair

MEMBERS: Alexis Belash Danio Mastropieri Joanna Berube Diana McDonald Bill Byrne David J. McLachlan Elizabeth Cook John MacNeil Donna Denio Mitsou MacNeil Beatrice Flammia Ruth Marrion, DVM Mark Gudaitis, CFA Jessica Gifford Nigrelli Jackie Henke Gauri Patil Punjabi David Hirschberg Terry Schneider LeeAnn Horner Kate Schwartz Elizabeth Duffy Hynes Steven D. Spitz, DMD Jockamo, a giant anteater, resides in the Hathaway Jade Arthur SooHoo Tropical Forest at Franklin Park Zoo. These Ronnie Kanarek Alan Stern, M.D. animals use their long claws to break open Lorenda C. Layne David Straus hills and mounds in search of insects, and Anne L. Lewis, DVM Heather Egan Sussman can consume up to 35,000 insects a day. Doug Lober Jeffrey D. Terrey Andrew Mauck Mark Vaughan, Esq. Susanne MacDonald Dear Zoo Supporters,

From the start of construction on Nature’s Neighborhoods – the new George Robert White Fund Children’s Zoo to the fundraising record set by our Zootopia gala, this past fiscal year saw Zoo New England build on successes achieved in recent years to further fulfill its mission to inspire people to protect and sustain the natural world for future generations.

Our animal family expanded with the births of cotton-top tamarin twins, a white-cheeked gibbon, and a markhor goat, among many others. In the spring, we welcomed Seymour, a two-year-old jaguar, to Stone Zoo where it is hoped that he will successfully breed with female Chessie. Our education programs served 231,218 visitors of all ages, a 10 percent increase from FY 15, and overall attendance grew from 588,630 visitors last year to 617,211 in FY 16. With our commitment to educating the next generation of conservation stewards, we were especially pleased that attendance by Massachusetts schoolchildren increased in FY 16 to 90,633, compared to 66,077 in FY 15.

Following the completion of a successful capital campaign, construction began in the fall on Nature’s Neighborhoods – the new George Robert Fund Children’s Zoo at Franklin Park Zoo. This engaging, discovery-based space was designed to introduce children to relatable ecological concepts all while having fun. At Stone Zoo, we began planning for the new Animal Discovery Center and improved visitor amenities such as a new entrance and ticketing area, new restrooms, and a new gift shop. These upgrades to Stone Zoo will increase customer satisfaction, help attract new visitors, and assist in increasing revenues. The Animal Discovery Center will feature hands-on programming, interactive learning opportunities, animal exhibits, and other elements that will encourage children to build meaningful connections with the natural world.

Strengthened and energized by this growth, and with the support and work of our highly engaged Board of Directors, in FY 16 we began mapping out a strategic plan for the next three years. A Strategic Planning Committee comprised of Board members, Advisory Council members and members of the Executive Team is developing an ambitious blueprint to advance our mission delivery and conservation impact, as well as expand our capacity to create fun and engaging experiences that connect all of our visitors to the wonders of the natural world. We are fortunate to have highly-skilled professional staff, a strong core of devoted volunteers, a talented Advisory Council, and a dedicated Board of Directors to ensure that we are able to deliver on our mission, now and in the future.

We are grateful to the loyal and generous Zoo members, donors, and volunteers who help us provide meaningful experiences that will be remembered long after our visitors leave our zoos. With your continued support, we will realize our vision for these beloved Zoos and inspire caring and action in all of our guests.

Sincerely,

John Linehan President & CEO Pictured at top: Western lowland gorilla Azize rides on mom Kiki’s back; at right, clockwise from left: Seymour, a jaguar at Stone Zoo, Chewbacca, a Nigerian dwarf goat, and a hammerkop chick. Zoos That Inspire Each and every day, Zoos are working to save species Zoos have evolved tremendously through the years, and this from extinction while also serving as centers of education, evolution continues as our knowledge increases and as the conservation, and important research that is assisting scientists situation in the wild continues to change. Zoos are on the in the field. front lines of critical conservation work and contribute to this immensely in terms of time and resources. Zoo New England is During a zoo visit, guests have the opportunity to connect in proud to support the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ SAFE meaningful, and memorable ways, to the species in our care – initiative (Saving Animals from Extinction), a bold new effort to truly learn about them, what their wild cousins are facing focused on #SavingSpecies. SAFE is a new commitment by the and why conservation is so important. Respect comes from Association’s 229 accredited zoos and aquariums to harness our understanding, and we are committed to educating visitors collective resources, focus on specific endangered species, and of all ages about the importance of respecting wildlife and save them from extinction by restoring healthy populations in natural places. the wild.

In FY 16, 617,211 people—up from 588,630 in FY 15—visited Nearly every animal in our Zoos are the result of multi- the Zoos and connected with incredible wildlife from all over generational captive breeding. ZNE participates in a number of the world. Whether watching baby gorilla Azize explore and Species Survival Plans for animals ranging from gorillas, giraffes interact with her family inside the Tropical Forest, marveling at and jaguars to wattled cranes, pygmy hippos, ring-tailed lemurs, the agility of a markhor goat kid scrambling up the rocky peaks Baird’s tapirs and many others. Species Survival Plans (SSP) are of the Himalayan Highlands, or watching cotton-top tamarins cooperative, inter-zoo programs coordinated nationally through dote on their tiny babies, our guests have the opportunity to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) that are designed make meaningful connections to wildlife that can inspire caring to maintain genetically diverse and demographically healthy and action. and stable captive populations of species. SIGNIFICANT ANIMAL ACHIEVEMENTS

Throughout FY 16, we celebrated the births and hatches of species. The baby gibbon’s birth resulted from a recommended new animals at Franklin Park and Stone zoos. In February, breeding of our gibbons Iggy and Kien Nhan by the White- we welcomed Chewbacca, a Nigerian dwarf goat kid born cheeked Gibbon SSP. to Leia and Lucky in Franklin Farm. That same month, three hammerkop chicks hatched in the Tropical Forest, marking With the hope of breeding Chessie, Stone Zoo’s resident jaguar, the first hammerkop hatches at Franklin Park Zoo in 24 years. we also welcomed Seymour, a two-year-old male jaguar from In 1979, Franklin Park Zoo was the first zoo in North America Tulsa Zoo, to the Treasures of the Sierra Madre exhibit in April. to have a successful hatch. Since that time, 73 hammerkops, ZNE participates in the Jaguar SSP and it is hoped that he and including the new chicks, have hatched at Franklin Park Zoo. In Chessie will successfully reproduce in the future. Elusive and May, Stone Zoo saw the successful birth of a female markhor. solitary, jaguars — the largest cat and top predator in the Markhors are an endangered mountain goat species, and the Western hemisphere, are native to Central and South America birth was the result of successful breeding recommended by the and up to our southwest border. Markhor SSP. All of the animals at our zoos act as ambassadors for their We also celebrated the births of several endangered primate species and illustrate for visitors the importance of wildlife species at Stone Zoo. As a participant in the Cotton-Top Tamarin protection and habitat preservation. The management SSP, Stone Zoo was thrilled to welcome the twin cotton-top of animals in AZA-accredited institutions is vital for tamarins born to Amazon and Orinoco in July. On exhibit with ensuring healthy, genetically diverse populations. Working their five siblings and parents, the twins have given our guests collaboratively with other institutions participating in SSPs a unique opportunity to observe the family dynamics of a very and critical conservation work, zoos have helped a number of social species as they grow up. In August, we welcomed Jian, species rebound from the brink of extinction. a male baby white-cheeked gibbon, a critically endangered Immersive At top: A young guest gets an up close experience inside Aussie Aviary. Below: A family learns more about the reindeer at Experiences ZooLights, Stone Zoo’s popular annual holiday light show.

Providing meaningful connections to wildlife is at the heart The Zoos’ roster of special events continue to offer some of of our mission. Through these connections, guests can more the most unique experiences of the Greater Boston social and fully understand the incredible biodiversity of our planet and cultural landscape. Franklin Park Zoo’s annual Brew at the Zoo the critical role they can play in ensuring it remains a healthy, and Stone Zoo’s popular ZooLights, a seasonal evening holiday thriving environment for generations to come. light show, continued to grow. Brew at the Zoo ticket sales numbered 2,715 in FY 16 compared to 2,397 in FY 15, while Whether feeding colorful budgies while walking through ZooLights attendance grew from 50,970 in FY 15 to 63,811 in Aussie Aviary or experiencing a ride on a dromedary camel, FY 16. Uncorked, a wine tasting event also held at Franklin guests of all ages have the unique opportunity to personally Park Zoo, and Ales and Tails, a new event at Stone Zoo, were connect with wildlife and create cherished, lasting memories. also well received. Zootopia, our signature gala, attracted 350 During the summer, a visit is not complete without a stroll guests and raised a record-breaking $414,000. A Wild Affair, an through Butterfly Landing, home to hundreds of fluttering annual tasting fundraiser at Stone Zoo, celebrated its 12th year butterflies. in June with many guests who came to sample delicious food and drink from local eateries. At Stone Zoo, guests once again enjoyed the breathtaking sight of majestic birds gliding into the amphitheater during the Such events and experiences connect our guests with the free-flight, educational bird show,Masters of Flight: Birds of vast wonders of nature through exploration, discovery, play, Prey. Regular encounters with education staff at the seasonal education, and imagination. Visitors leave with a greater American alligator exhibit provided opportunities to learn more appreciation and respect for the natural world that will stay about these long-tailed, armored reptiles. with them long after their visits. Photo courtesy of Eric Kilby

our initiatives and let them vote for the conservation project they’d like to support. Quarters for Conservation dedicates 25 Committed cents from each admission and $2.50 from each membership to ZNE’s conservation efforts, allowing us to greatly expand funding dedicated to our mission imperative. to Conservation These are some FY 16 Quarters for Conservation- supported projects:

We witnessed the impact of our conservation efforts this past year • A project that protects the critically endangered wild Bactrian when a red-crowned crane was spotted in Russia’s Muraviovka camel, of which there are fewer than 1,000 left, and its Park with its presumptive mate. This was exciting news as this habitat in the fragile and unique desert ecosystems in the particular crane hatched 20 years ago from an egg laid at Franklin Gobi and Gashun Gobi deserts of northwest China and Park Zoo. The crane’s journey overseas resulted from Zoo New southwest Mongolia; England’s participation in the Red-crowned Crane Species Survival • A program promoting the conservation, preservation and Plan. In 1996, fertilized eggs produced from red-crowned cranes protection of the Colobus monkey and its habitat in Kenya; at Franklin Park Zoo were transported to the National Aviary • Rhinoceros conservation efforts through the International in Pittsburgh, which coordinated the egg transfers to Russia. Rhino Foundation (IRF), including anti-poaching and Through the transfer program, eggs hatched at the Khingansky protection programs, focused on the conservation of the five Nature Reserve in Far East Russia were reared and released to rhino species, which are almost all endangered or critically augment the wild global population, which numbers less than endangered; and 3,000. • The International Crane Foundation (ICF), which works worldwide to conserve cranes and the ecosystems, This success in bolstering the population of an endangered watersheds, and flyways on which they depend. ZNE’s species illustrates that while our animal collection is the primary support was used to protect the remaining important reason people visit our zoos, providing opportunities for our breeding and stopover habitats of white-naped, red- guests to connect local wildlife conservation efforts with global crowned, and hooded cranes and the Oriental white storks in work is critical to fulfilling our mission to inspire and educate the Russia’s Amur River Basin. next generation of conservation stewards and leaders. ZNE also continues to participate in a coalition working to Closer to home, two Blanding’s turtles that were “head-started” pass legislation in Massachusetts banning the sale of elephant at Stone Zoo were spotted in the wild last June, looking very ivory and rhinoceros horn, part of efforts to curb the escalating large and healthy. This work is part of our long collaboration with global crisis of wildlife trafficking, which is partly fueled by the Grassroots Wildlife Conservation’s Blanding’s turtle research and U.S. ivory market—one of the largest worldwide. monitoring program. We were thrilled to see these two head- start “alumni”—one from the 2008-2009 season and one from ZNE is also proud to support the Association of Zoos and 2009-2010—doing so well. Several towns over from our work with Aquariums’ SAFE initiative (Saving Animals from Extinction), Blanding’s turtles, ZNE is also working with Grassroots Wildlife a bold new effort focused on saving species. AZA-accredited Conservation to reintroduce marbled salamanders back into the zoos and aquariums are part of an integrated network of Middlesex Fells Reservation. conservation partners, which spend a combined $160 million a year on field conservation. Through SAFE, zoos and aquariums At Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo, guests can directly affect accredited by AZA will harness their collective resources, focus a variety of far-reaching wildlife conservation programs. on specific endangered species, and save them from extinction Conservation kiosks at both Zoos educate visitors about some of by restoring healthy populations in the wild. Sharing the Wonders of the Natural World

Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo provide the environment for with students of all ages—from toddlers in our Playful Paws active exploration, inquiry, and hands-on discovery to inspire playgroups to school-aged children, college students doing people to interact positively with the natural world. Zoo New research, adult education students and casual learners. England’s expansive science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) focused educational programs, which In FY 16, ZNE received grant money from the Association incorporate Massachusetts and federal curriculum frameworks, of Zoos and Aquariums Nature Play initiative to create new supplement and build interest in formal science education and Nature Play spaces at both Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo. enable our guests to explore the complex connection between Instead of metal and plastic structures found in standard natural, thriving habitats and wildlife. playgrounds, nature play spaces incorporate natural elements and surrounding landscape to bring nature to children’s play The Zoos offer free admission to all Massachusetts and learning. Staff at both Zoos designed and built nature schoolchildren throughout the school year. By providing play areas that include discovery tables, log balancing, water opportunities to under-resourced children who may otherwise play, and fort building. Educators also created curriculum for not be able to visit our Zoos, we’re able to connect them with programs in the nature play spaces for all ages to explore, the natural world and bring fun and effective educational connect, and learn in nature. programming to all members of our community. We were thrilled to welcome 90,633 schoolchildren in FY 16, up from To learn more about ZNE’s education programs visit 66,077 in the previous fiscal year. www.zoonewengland.org/discover. Through a range of formal and informal programming, the Education department shares the wonders of nature FY16 EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS:

• The total number of people served through the Education department in FY 16 increased by 10 percent to 231,218, compared to 210,004 in FY 15.

●• Completed 366 school programs in FY 16, a 17 percent increase from FY 15.

●• Completed 83 Wild Adventure programs for 789 participants, 24 more programs and 113 more participants than in FY 15.

●• Welcomed three students from Perkins School for the Blind as interpreters for our seventh summer of this partnership.

●• Brought our annual Zoo Camp in-house. We hired an assistant camp director, six senior camp counselors, and seven junior camp counselors from the ZooTeen program to run camps at both Zoos. With grant funding from the Alces Foundation and The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust, we offered $13,000 worth of camperships to 27 children, allowing them to attend Zoo Camp for free. Inspiring Tomorrow’s Leaders

The hallmark of our youth programs is our summer ZooTeen Program. Since its founding in 1999, this nationally recognized program has engaged more than 1,500 Boston youth in authentic work experiences that allow them to develop professional skills, build a strong sense of self, and provide for themselves and their families. The ZooTeen Program pairs work experiences with professional development workshops to provide a broad exposure to zoo and conservation- Returning ZooTeens were also given the opportunity to provide oriented careers in a safe, structured and professional learning us helpful insights on ways to improve the Teen Programs. environment. This welcomed leadership opportunity allowed our more experienced participants to have ownership over the program In FY 16, ZNE broadened the scope of the professional and the Zoo. development workshops to include educational opportunities around “green chemistry,” an area of chemistry and chemical In addition to the teen programs, ZNE also has a well- engineering dedicated to products that minimize the use and established internship program. While internships are available generation of hazardous substances and waste. ZooTeens in many Zoo departments, the Animal Care internships are created a Styrofoam-like material using mushrooms and other highly sought after and provide a unique opportunity to gain sustainable materials. invaluable, hands-on experience in the field of zookeeping. In the fall of 2015, Franklin Park Zoo became a designated spot for the Hubway, a city-wide bike-share program. Strengthening our Communities

As a vibrant member of the cultural community in Boston and beyond, Zoo New England is committed to community participation and access. We work with community-based centers, camps, and groups such as the Greater Grove Hall Main experiences that engage, educate, and inspire the next Streets, Project RIGHT, Franklin Park Coalition, Boston Youth generation of conservation stewards, it is imperative that we Environmental Network, The Emerald Necklace Conservancy, reach everyone within our communities. ZNE’s dedication to and the Stoneham Chamber of Commerce. We also do outreach this aspect of our mission is evident in our community outreach to libraries, schools, after-school programs and various other programs, which include: entities. • Library Pass Programs: Libraries purchase the pass which ZNE was pleased to again be named a partner for the Boston entitles their patrons to a discount to the Zoos. Summer Learning Project, a collaboration between Boston After • EBT Program: Recognizing that Zoo visits are integral to School and Beyond, Boston Public Schools, and philanthropic childhood and learning, participants in the Massachusetts’ and community organizations to provide quality summer youth EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) program receive deeply programs. Franklin Park Zoo hosted 30 students for five weeks, discounted admission to the Zoos year-round. Participation deploying its expertise in science learning to enhance students’ increased 212 percent, from 4,115 participants in FY 15 to academic progress in math and language arts, and improve 12,841 participants in FY 16. specific skills such as critical thinking by providing full-day • Community Pass Program: Non-profit organizations and integrated learning experiences. community groups are eligible for a limited amount of free admission passes. ZNE distributed more than 4,200 passes to ZNE remains committed to ensuring that personal financial community groups during FY 16. situations do not constitute a barrier to enjoying and benefiting • Organizational Pass Program: Non-profit organizations may from Zoo experiences. As an organization whose mission is purchase an institutional pass enabling groups of individuals to connect people to the natural world through meaningful to attend the Zoos at greatly reduced cost. Teresa Koster Nancy Lukitsh Massachusetts Service Alliance Exceptional Rick Mockler Greg and Nicole Moore Northeast Chapter of ADSC Partners Putnam Investments Daniel Romanow and B. Andrew Zoo New England is grateful to all who donated to the Zoos. 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Gilmore, Jr. Heidi and Michael Kidd Dolores Muscio Tony and Jana Gimenez Michael Kiley Robert Myslik and Shari Melto Frances Girgenti Kathleen Kinane Barbara Natke and Geoffrey Kuesters Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts - Gerald Kirschner and Katie Thatcher Lindsay Neagle and Anne Pearson Troop 85233 James Kirschner and Anne Hutchins Roberta Nelson Girl Scouts - Troop 65083 Scott and Jeanne Koles Matt Nermoe and Ashley Parks Rita Poussaint Nethersole Alexander Rockwell Joan Thompson Peter and Cindy Neville William Rodgers The Topol Family Fund, a Donor Advised Rachel Newton Toby Romer and Melinda Savitz-Romer Fund of the Boston Foundation Joshua Ney Margaret Mariam Rosenthal Charles Toth Laura Nix Marsha Rosselli and James Driscoll Katelyn Tucker Mary and Richard Noble Ryan and Noella Rourke Bernard Van Ogtrop Jeffrey Nolan Melanie, David and Anna Rudy Anne Josephson and Dolph Vanderpol Mary Norton George and Jacqueline Rutledge Mark and Brenda Vaughan Oaklandvale Elementary School Susan and Matthew Ryan Mary Vaughan Patricia and Gene O’Flaherty Robert Salem Patricia Vega Priscilla Ogren Juan Santos Jill and Kristopher Verity Christine O’Kane Katherine Sawyer Visiting Nurse Association of Craig and Lillian Olmsted David and Laura Scarbro Middlesex-East Jean Paul Olmsted Susan and Stephen Schmidt Karen Weeks Louis and Gail O’Malley Robert and Chrys Schmults Robert Weinstein and Elizabeth Ginsburg Only Grace, Inc Jason Searle Marv and Vera Weiss Bruce Osler and Anne Marie Johnson Matthew and Jennifer Shadrick Murray Welch Crystal Ostroski Cynthia Sharpe Tara Whalen Park School Jared Sheehan Sarah White Anonymous Richard Silverman Douglas and Sage Wicinski Alison Payne Kristine and Anthony Sinagra Scott and Lisa Wilson Will Pearce Robert Skenderian and Tammy Thibault Brian Wilson and Stacy Morin Elisabeth Peet Kim Slack Winchester Veterinary Group Marisel Perez Sarah Slaughter and James Newman Sally Withington Kevin and Yen-Yen Petrosino David and Nikki Smith Edward and Gudrun Wolpow Frances Pratt Mark Smith Suzanne Woodruff Charles Pratt Isabel Smith and Pamela Chatis Ralph and Corinne Woodward Lawrence Pratt Sheila and Charles Snider Dayna Woolley Malinda Pulicari Joel and Susan Solomon Laura Yardumian and Lorenzo Perez Rebecca Radford Arthur and Lisa SooHoo Rosemarie Yevich and Catherine Drislane John Radosta and Mayre Plunkett Zachary and Elizabeth Southwick Judith and Albert Zabin Kelly Rafuse Robert and Sara Spalding Eric and Suzanne Zinnosko Paige and Larry Ransford Mary Sparks Krystian Zukiewicz David Reed Justin Stierhof Brian Wilson and Stacy Morin Renaissance Properties Pamela and Harold Stierhof Evan L. Winter Amy Renaud Wesley and Patricia Stimpson Ralph and Corinne Woodward William and Crystal Ribich Bradford Stone Judith and Albert Zabin Ilene Richard Lyndsy and David Stopa Julie Riordan Joan and Herman Suit Lucy Robin Deborah Sweeney

Hot 96.9 Boston Lisa Irvings and Michael Brill In-Kind Donations Massachusetts Veterinary Referral Center Michael and Melissa Mitchell In-kind donations are a unique way to support Zoo New England. These NECCO donations can be goods or services, or items used for animal enrichment, NECN educational presentations, administrative purposes and more. In-kind Peter and Teresa O’Reilly Paul Walsh Electric donations help defray Zoo costs and provide a great way to put your Radio Solutions Inc. unwanted goods or skilled services to use. Rescue Thrift Roche Brothers Supermarkets Thank you for all you do to support Zoo New England! Margaret Mariam Rosenthal Ruberto, Israel & Weiner, P.C. Angell Animal Medical Center Patrick Connelly Brad and Jenny Rybarczk Anonymous (4) Dancing Deer Baking Co. Dr. Steven Spitz and Mrs. Laura Spitz Christine Bartos Edible Arrangements Star Market Bertucci’s Bryan and Meghan Ferguson Starbucks Brigham and Women’s Hospital Frank Pepe’s Stop & Shop The Cheesecake Factory The George Robert White Fund Stephen Symchych and Heather Daly Kristin and Michelle Cibotti Harvest Co-op Markets Suzanne D. Tompkins Clear Channel Outdoor Boston Home Depot of South Bay Boston Carol Tonge Trader Joe’s of Saugus University of Massachusetts Karen Weeks Wegmans of Chestnut Hill Wegmans of Westwood Whole Foods of Melrose Wilson Farms

Zootopia

Thank you to everyone who supported Zootopia 2016! Zootopia is the Zoos’ annual fundraising gala which raises significant funds toward our annual operating costs. Zootopia 2016 was held at the Royal Sonesta Boston. Proceeds from Zootopia directly benefited Zoo New England’s Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo, as well as the Zoos education programs, and vital conservation initiatives.

Special Thank You to our Zootopia Zootopia 2016 Host Committee: Robert Bellows 2016 sponsors: Robert L. Beal, Co-Chair Joanna and John Berube Citizens Bank Dave and Jennifer Porter, Co-Chair Devon Black Robert L. Beal Claudia U. and James M. Richter, Elizabeth and Tom Boates NECN Co-Chair Boston Harbor Cruises Dewey and Margaret Awad Jerry and Kathy Sargent, Co-Chair Boston Lyric Opera Baystate Financial Lorenda Layne, Vice-Chair, Auction Chair Brattle Theatre MathWorks Ronnie Kanarek, Vice-Chair, Arts Curator Gilbert Brodsky Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston Elizabeth Duffy Hynes, Auction Co-Chair Bronx Zoo Eastern Bank Gail Riggs Kelley Kevin Brown Ronnie and Steve Kanarek Kathy Vieweg California Pizza Kitchen Lorenda Layne and Matthew Niblack Jana Gimenez, AE Events Margery and Gordon Carr Peter A. Wilson and Jean C. Tempel Elizabeth Sosey, AE Events Clinton Cavanaugh The Boston Foundation Celebrities for Charity Foundation, Inc. Coke Refreshments Zootopia 2016 Arts Auction Adrian and Amy Chan Commodore Builders Subcommittee: Christopher and Whitney Cheever Edward and Grace Fey Ronnie Kanarek, Arts Curator Gordon and Andrea Clagett The Gifford Family Jen Bradley Thomas Coles Hays Companies of New England Doris Duncan Howard Kathryn and Tim Conway LeeAnn and Steven Horner Anne Lewis Joseph and Lori Cooney Mark and Gail Riggs Kelley Frances G. Pratt Janice Corkin Rudolf and John Emery Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Paul Craigie Popeo, P.C. Zootopia 2016 Ryan Cummings Ruberto, Israel and Weiner, P.C. Honorary Committee: Taci Darnell and Tanj Gunaratnam Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse The Schwartz and The Hahn Families Mayor Martin J. Walsh Francesco and Cynthia De Vito StonehamBank Suffolk County Sheriff Edward Doherty Kathleen Vieweg and Barry Berger Steven W. Tompkins Mike Drabik Homefield Credit Union Speaker of the House Robert A. DeLeo Dressing Well, Inc. Centerplate Senator Linda Dorcena Forry Latoyia and Jesse Edwards Janice Corkin Rudolf and John Emery Senator Jason Lewis Elite Island Resorts Bruce Enders and Liyu Yang Representative Liz Malia Steve Eustis John and Mitsou MacNeil Representative Michael Day Thomas and Nicole Feeley Rasky Baerlein Representative Paul Donato Jon Feinman Michael and Cecilia Roncone Boston City Councillor Tito Jackson Alan Stern and Lori Tenser Jan Feinstein Edward and Grace Fey Richard and Diana White American Museum of Natural History Peter and Sara Fleiss America’s Test Kitchen Heather Friedman Special Thank You To: Appalachian Mountain Club Thomas and Katherine Gilbane AE Events Tim Arel Marvin E. Gilmore, Jr. Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Jamison Arterton and Benjamin Jana and Tony Gimenez Winston Flowers Cohen-Leadholm Deborah B. Goldberg & Michael Winter, Grossman Marketing Group Margaret and Dewey Awad and Evan L.G. Winter Dorothy Barr Michael and Karen Gorton Peter and Barbara Roberts Lucy Robin Michael and Cecilia Roncone Sharon and Frank Roop Ryan and Noella Rourke Royal Sonesta Boston Salon R Hair Skin San Diego Zoo Jerry Sargent Linda and Ronald Savage Jenny Sazama, Tim Crellin and Adam Crellin-Sazama Catherine and Larry Schwartz Matthew and Jennifer Shadrick Skywalk Observatory Mark Smith Spanish Peaks Mountain Club Dr. Steven Spitz and Mrs. Laura Spitz Michael St. Peter Mona Taliaferro Jean C. Tempel The Wilbur Richard R. Tisei Suzanne D. Tompkins Katelyn Tucker Gourmet Caterers Inc. Clark Linehan and Alison Froeliger Colin and Olivia Van Dyke Greg Grintchenko John and Julie Linehan Kathleen Vieweg and Dr. Barry Berger Kate Guedj Christopher Litterio and Ursula Smith Waverly Oaks Golf Club Jean L. Guttman Doug Lober and Ann Bitetti Elizabeth Wayman and Mike Kalin Dr. Martin and Lauren Hahn Nancy Lukitsh Murray Welch Jean and Henry Hall Made By Me Wendy Rose Therapeutic and Intuitive Kathleen Hamilton Robert Mann Massage Lloyd and Linda Hamm Joan Marasco Constance V.R. White Lauren Harrison Kelly Marino Whiting & Davis Henry and Lee Harrison Diane McGillicuddy and Scott Sherman Scott and Lisa Wilson Carol Hayes James and Katherine McHugh Peter A. Wilson Hicks Family Charitable Foundation Ryan McKee Arthur Winn Steven and Jeanine Hinterneder Jennifer and Bob McMahon Ellen and Peter Zane LeeAnn and Steven Horner James Mellowes Noah Horning and Fiona Lovell Horning Michael Mercadante Doris Howard Quincy and Jenna Miller Richard and Jane Howe Richard and Catherine Millman James Hunter Charles Morgan Elizabeth and Thomas Hynes Benton Moyer Jennifer Jenson Donald Nelson JetBlue Airways Peter and Cindy Neville Joe’s American Bar and Grill New Balance Corporation Phyllis and Nathan Kalowski New England Aquarium Ronnie and Stephen Kanarek New School Of Music Eric Kasen Joshua Ney Patricia Katz Ed and Anne O’Brien Matthew and Patricia Keenan O’Neill and Associates, LLC Mark Kelley and Gail Riggs Kelley Bruce Osler and Anne Marie Johnson Matthew and Christy Keswick The Paint Bar Heidi and Michael Kidd Jagruti and Rahul Patel Ken Klipper Will Pearce Teresa Koster David and Jennifer Porter Marc and Donna Kozin Gauri and Yogesh Punjabi Chrissy Kratz Ramblewild Patricia Lashoto and Daniel Fontana Paige and Larry Ransford Latitude Beverage Company David Reed Lorenda Layne and Robert Niblack Ilene Richard Dr. Anne and Mr. Christopher Lewis Claudia U. and James M. Richter LimoLiner Julie Riordan William Drouin Drs. Helfman, Lasky & Associates Jonathan Gilmour Kevin and Shirleen Duquette EAC Fitness LLC Paul Edmunds Memorial Scholarship Fund David Emus Wendy and Thomas Enright In April 2006, Franklin Park Zoo lost a cherished family member when Ethel Keesler Gilmour Uribe Trust former Zookeeper Jonathan Gilmour passed away suddenly at age 29. Kirsten Everett and Justin Sprague To honor Jonathan and his commitment to the welfare of animals, the Nicole Farrington Bryn Farrington Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in his Robert Feder memory. The fund was established by Zoo New England with the generous Benjamin and Miriam Fein-Cole financial support and volunteer leadership from the Gilmour family. Mary and Anna Fernandez-Buehrens Adria Fischer Award winners are ZNE staff members who have been employed by the Zoo Ellen Fisher for at least one year. Holly Fitts Laura Flanagan Kristin Foley Each May, the Jonathan Gilmour Memorial Scholarship Bike Ride is held in Louis J. Gargasz Hollis, N.H. Hundreds of riders celebrate Jonathan’s memory and through John and Karla Garrity the years this Ride has raised tens of thousands of dollars to support the Teresa and Gerald Gartner scholarship fund. John Gartner Margaret and David Gilmour Monroe and Fern Gilmour Matt and Ellen Albert Nathan Corriveau Gina Gilmour Kim and Travis Allen Peter Costa Goodale’s Bike Shop, Inc. Amazon Services LLC Daniel Curren John Goodman Jerry Amos Patricia and Louis D’Allesandro Dorothy Greene Anonymous Robin Damon Daniel and Janet Griffin Anne April Bao Dang Frank and Kathy Grossman Howard Arbuckle Valerie Danielson Janna Guerrette Elaine Ashby Virginia Dargin Peter and Andrea Hacker Kelly Axtell Suellen Davidson George Hacker Justin and Kathryn Bastinelli Geri Davidson Priscilla Hamilton Andrew Beach Thomas Davies Joyce and Perry Hamlyn Julie and Bruce Beck Goss Jeff Davis Tanya Harbick Samira Beckwith Laura Dawson Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Harvell Thomas Bedetti James Demers David J. Helfman Cristina Bedetti Jacqueline Dick Bart and Paul Hemmerich Bentley Management Group, Inc. Amy Dickson Alyssa Hemmerich Jill Berkowicz and Bob Santoro D.K. D’Ippolito Limey Hemmerich Craig and Kristen Berry Mindy D’Ippolito John Hennessy Keith Beveridge and Jane Butler Scott Dolphyn Tracey Herbert Karen Birbeck Sarah Donovan Charles Hildreth Lori Bonnette Delana Doyle Hollis Pharmacy & General Store Thomas and Alma Braaten June Briggs Gretchen Brown Natasha Brown Alicia Brown George Bruno Peter and Alexis Bundschuh Lex Bundschuh James Burke Julie Burke Cindy Burns Loretta Carson Ellen Carson Santina Caruso Anne Cavagnaro Scott Chandler Esther Chapman Lisa Letourneau and Leon Chick Hollis Veterinary Hospital PLLC Samuel Hull Joan Hull Elizabeth M. Hutchinson The Iredale Family Katherine Jansen Jennings Excavation Inc. Eric Jones Mary and John Joyce Jennifer Kaufman Robert Keating Peter Kelleher Mary Kelley Timothy Kelley and Janet Lang Lisa Kendra Susan Keough Patricia King Nathaniel Kujawski Maribeth Lazich Jaime Lederer Mark Ledoux Legislative Solutions, LLC John Lewicke Mark and Cheryl Liebling Sara Liebling Loren Liebling Barbara Naple Dorina Smith Beky Liebling Christine Nason Loren Soeiro William Lowman Dawn Niles Dr. Susan Soeiro LPL Financial John Nolin Rita and Brian Spence Fred and Mille Lyford Lisa North Dr. James and Jessica Squires Sumathi Madhure Michelle and John O’Brien Douglas St. Laurent Tom Mandra Beverly O’Brien Robert Stewart Krishna Mangipudi Sharon O’Keefe Steve Swan David and Nancy Marden Jean Orlando Jeffrey C. Taylor Chris Marino Susan Oshea Diane Tetreault Joe Masci David and Frances O’Sullivan Steven Thomas Appleton Mason Benjamin and Karen Ouellette William and Joyce Tilley Michael J. McCaffrey Dan Ouellette Diane Trovato Brenna McCandliss Tom and Betty Panagoulis Sheryl Turner Lynn McDermott Elizabeth Panagoulis Michael Ufnal Kathy McGhee Rachelle and Doug Patton Judith Vallee Bethany McIvor Peabody Energy Matching Gifts Program Sireesha Varanasi Pete McNamara Mark Pelletier Ann Vickery Jill McWilliam Bob Pelletier William and Davida Wagner Vicki Meagher Barbara Pennington William Walker Angel Mercer Wanda Phillips Chris Waszak Ms. Sallie Mercer Dr. Hugh Phillis Linda Wells Susan Michaelis Michael Pignatelli Greg and Michelle White Julie Michaels Jason Platt Kathleen White Susan Mildrum Thelma K. Pollard Edward Wigfield Martha Mobley Sandra Pomerantz Anne Wilbur Naima Montacer Scott Rand Joey Wilson Virginia Morgan Patrick Riddle Wingate’s Pharmacy, Inc. Carolyn Morgan Daniel Ritt Ann Wissink Gerrilyn Moriarty Joseph Rogers Sarah and Suzanne Woodruff Daniel Morin Neil Rogers Suzanne Woodruff Cyndi Morse Alison Roux Scott Woodruff Krystina Moses Lorin and Nanci Rydstrom George and Kathryn Wrightson Eldon and Diane Moses Justin and Jess Rydstrom Pei Wu Erin Moskun Maryann Saccuzzo Yohko Yamawaki JoAnn Mueller Emilie Sandifer Charles Young Leah and Shaun Mulholland Roger Saunders Susanne Zimmermann and Lucy Chin Justin Mulholland Brittany Schwartz Stephanie Zimmermann Cindy Murray Stephen and Julie Simons Jessica Honeywell Arthur and Eileen Hulnick Zoo New England Katy Hutchinson Jeannine Jackle Marathon Team Cheryl Jaigobin Shelly Jaigobin Anjanie Jaigobin David Cantor, Daniel Doxzon, Mari Muscio, Tom O’Brien, and Matt Stierhof Rachel Jakosalem ran in the 2016 Boston Marathon on behalf of Zoo New England and raised Kim and Jeremy Kezer over $51,000. Your donations below provided the encouragement and Kathleen Kinane motivation for these brave runners and provided much needed funds to Stephanie Kotschwar support your local Zoos. Ashley LaBossiere Matthew Lavallee Heather Lawrence AAZK New England Chapter Bolour Associates Courtney Lawver Kim and Travis Allen Hope Boundaway Myrna Lenz Anna’s Taqueria Rebekah Bradford John and Julie Linehan Anonymous (2) Dru Brannen Matthew Locraft Joyce Archer Dr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace Chang Mark Locraft Rachel Arias Susan Burke Michael Locraft David Barth Karen and Cam Burrows Lombardi Group Susan Bartlett and Patricia Good David Canter and Lisa Strope Mary Beth Ludwig Jeff Bassett David Caron Emily Luksha Elizabeth Bean Robbin Caskenette Laurie MacIntosh Caroline Bean Julie Cavin Kristin Mahnke and Daniel Doxzon Chris and Brittany Beaver Ananta and Shilpa Chakravartula Jennifer Maltese and David Maltese Alex Becket and Kerri Slavickas Michelle Chandler and Michael Spangler Dr. Kenneth Margulis Joanna and John Berube The Cheesecake Factory Rachel Markowitz Matthew Bettencourt Rokibul Chowdhury Mindy Markowitz Ian Bexson Therese Colombo Amanda Markowitz Peter Consentino Kimberly Markowitz Andrew Corsini Andrew and Linda Markowitz Krista Cortez Jessica Markowitz Kerry Cotter Chantelle Maryuen Maria Covells Samantha Matsey Jennifer Curran Caitlin McCartan and Daniel Smalley Lucy Czerwinski Bryan McClellan Rita Dalton Leigh McCloskey Lauren Davis Robert McDougall Michael Deibler The Mead Family Irene DeLuca Mikaela Morancy Christina and Elizabeth Demetrio Roisin Morgan Martin DeRusha Michael Moyles Julie Desjardins Daniel Mulhern Timothy Doxzon Thomas Murphy Alex Dulac Gerald Murphy Nancy Fantom and Hugh Davis Mari and Richard Muscio Erica Farrell and Brian Herbert Evan Muscio Bryan and Meghan Ferguson Mia Muscio Karen Burke Foley Dolores Muscio Frank Pepe’s Rita Poussaint Nethersole Taylor Gangaram Natalia Nicholson Felicia Grant Ed and Anne O’Brien Lois Greeley Frank O’Brien David Greenwald Kelly O’Donnell Lloyd and Linda Hamm Priscilla Ogren Tanya Harbick Sharon O’Keefe Susan Harrington Jean Paul Olmsted Nora Hartigan Louis and Gail O’Malley Harvest Co-op Markets Only Grace, Inc Scott Haxton Jean Orlando Carol Hayes Patricia Ottaviano Cynthia and Tom Hildebrand Sunish Oturkar Wendy Hirniak Ari Pappas Marca Piehuta Sana Shah Francis Tierney Marisa Pizzonia Jared Sheehan Debra Tobin Kim Podesta Cathy Singh Charles Toth Jason Pratt Nick Singh Julie Tremonte Sean Puckett Alan Singh Bernard Van Ogtrop Michael Quaranta S. 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A Wild Affair

Thank you to all who attended Stone Zoo’s 12th Annual A Wild Affair, a “tasting” event that featured stations hosted by local restaurants and caterers – as well as live entertainment and a silent auction. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and continued growth of Stone Zoo, its education programs and conservation initiatives.

Special Thank You to the 2016 Bob’s Discount Furniture Charitable Crafty Yankee, Inc. A Wild Affair Sponsors: Foundation, Inc. Cranmore Mountain Resort StonehamBank Boloco Kim Cronin and Joe Ryan Weiss Farm Thomas Bolus Cupcake City Salem Five Bonefish Grill Vittorio and Angela D’Amore IVG Hospitals Boston Bruins Phil Dardeno Dr. Ruth Marrion Boston Cannons Philip and Kathleen Dardeno Stoneham Ford Boston Center for Adult Education Dave and Buster’s Boston Duck Tours Del Frisco’s Grille – Burlington 5 Wits, Inc. Boston Harbor Cruises Del Sur AAA Northeast Boston Magazine Derek Devito Alice Abherve Boston Red Sox Diane Bonanni, DMD Barbara Aldrich Patricia Bresnahan Kenneth DiGrazia All City Screen Printing Inc. Brian Brighenti Dockside Restaurant Michael Andreottola Christina Brown Paul Doiron Anonymous Dr. Rory Browne and Dr. Grace Chang Dr. Robert G. Alexander Anton’s Cleaners, Inc. Buffalo Wild Wings Teresa Dunleavy Susan Appel Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation, Inc Jason Durrett Artinian Jewelry Julia Burns and Joanna Burns EcoTarium Atria Longmeadow Place Burtons Grill of Burlington Edible Arrangements AstraLuna Buttonwood Park Zoological Society Elite Freestyle Karate AutoZone Cake Elite Island Resorts Aveda Canobie Lake Park Elizabeth Grady Skin Care Salons Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Kevin Cantwell and Kathleen Conary Essex River Cruises & Charters Dennis Barrett, Jr. Neil Carlson and Mary Hopper Victoria and Jerry Evans Bay Spirit Tours Eva Carroll F1 Boston Bayside Resort Caryn’s Restaurant & Sports Bar Faneuil Hall Marketplace Inc. Bedford Jewelers Inc. Cassidy Landscaping LLC Maureen Farrell Erica Begley Michael and Minola Casullo Tracey Fay Denise Benavides Central Animal Hospital April Feeney Rysette Berrios Charles River Canoe & Kayak Paul Ferragamo Big Picture Framing Heidi Clement Ferry Street Food and Drink Billy’s Roast Beef & Seafood Coffee Tea & Me Flatbread Company BJ’s Wholesale Club Kathy Conary Lindsay Flood James Blum Daniel Cottrell, Jr. Molly Fubel Fuddruckers Keurig Muscular Therapy Works Fuji at Assembly Kings Bowl America, LLC Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens Sarah Fuller Dean Koontz Nashoba Valley Ski Area Fusion Taste Maryann LaCarubba Stephanie and Maureen Nelson Lauren Geraghty Lady Grace Stores Paul Ness Gibson Foundation Judith and Mitch Laird New England Aquarium Gloucester Stage Company Lakota Bakery New England Coffee Co David Gottshall Joseph Lampassi and Melanie Spencer New Repertory Theatre GourmetGiftBaskets.com Laser Craze New York Water Taxi Grafton Group Latitude Beverage Company Kristin Newell Thomas Greeley Michael Leeman Patricia Nickerson Jacqueline Green Legal Sea Foods Laura Nix Groundmasters Corporation LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston Noodles & Company Gunstock Mountain Resort LEGOLAND-Florida Noosa Yoghurt Kurt Gustafson Betty Leonard Not Your Average Joe’s Lloyd and Linda Hamm Lexington Venue Movie Theatre Nubar Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton, Boston- David and Lisa Limongiello Ocean Edge Resort & Golf Club Crosstown Center Charlotte and Sam Liu Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Hannaford Supermarket Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves Joy Olaes Surprenant and Michael Harrow’s Chicken Pies Marge Loughlin Surprenant Hart’s Turkey Farm Restaurant LupinePet Old Sturbridge Village Hawthorne Hotel Magpie Industries On the Border Mexican Cafe Steven and Jeanine Hinterneder Malden Animal Hospital Organic Garden David and Linda Hirschberg Mandarin Oriental, Boston Oriental Trading Company, Inc. Crystal Ostroski P.F. Chang’s Shana Parks Paul Revere House Peabody Essex Museum Elisabeth Peet Cathy Penabad Timothy Pepini and Jennifer Segui Marisel Perez Piantedosi Baking Company, Inc Pisa Pizza Howard Porter Post 390 Providence Bruins Hockey Club Randy’s Car Wash Maureen Reardon Amy Renaud Evelin Robles Carianne and Paul Roche Rock Spot Climbing Boston Deborah and John Hogan Francine and Kevin Mandeville Grace Roessler Janice Houghton Noemi Manlapaz Roger Williams Park Zoo Doris Howard Marker 32 Alyce Russo Eaden Huang Dr. Ruth Marrion and Robert Halenda Russo’s Inc. Hunt’s Photo & Video Mary Jo Brown Foundation Jeremy Ryan and Cathy Allen Howard Hutchins Massachusetts Audubon Society Saco Bound Inc. Innitou Ski Runners of Glen, NH Massachusetts Museum of Robert Sadowski Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Contemporary Art Connie Saleen Island Creek Oysters Michael Mathews and Elaine Mathews Salem Five Bank Jacksonville Zoological Gardens Timothy McAndrew and Jill Feldman Salem Wax Museum Jennifer Lee’s Gourmet Bakery Kelly McCahon Salem Witch Museum JetBlue Airways Patrick McCleary Alicia and Richard Salemi Joe’s American Bar and Grill Cheryl McLean Salon Laura Michaels Brandon Jones Karen Melo A San Clemente Karl’s Sausage Kitchen & European Merrimack Repertory Theatre Sato II Market Middleton Golf Course ScrubaDub Autowash Centers, Inc. Kelley Greens Golf Course Mill Falls at the Lake Seasons 52 Kelly’s Roast Beef Nicole Moceri Seasons 52 - Jacksonville Dianne Kennedy Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority Cynthia Sharpe Brigid Kenny Monkey Joe’s Party & Play Center Shear Madness Showcase Cinemas Woburn Sichuan Garden Restaurant Skywalk Observatory Ales and Tails SpeakEasy Stage Company b Spectacle Management Thank you to all who attended Stone Zoo’s 1st annual beer-tasting event, Melanie Spencer and Joseph Lampassi Ales and Tails. Proceeds from this event supported the operation SpikedSeltzer and continued growth of Stone Zoo, its education programs and Squam Lakes Natural Science Center Wesley and Patricia Stimpson conservation initiatives. Kerri Stone Stoneham Ford Stoneham Theatre A special thank you to all the StonehamBank vendors that supported Ales Story Land and Tails! Sharon Strange SunStream Hotels & Resorts Abacus Distributing Swan Boats, Inc. Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Jill and Marc Tapper Berkshire Brewing Company Robert Tassinari Cape Ann Brewery Tasty Garden Restaurant Clown Shoes Beer Tavern in the Square, Burlington Coronado Brewing Co. Dayle Taylor and Cathy Backry Downeast Cider House The Arbors at Stoneham Goose Island The Art Corner Ipswich Ale Brewery The Bancroft Lagunitas The Briar Group Mayflower Brewing Co. The Butterfly Place Newburyport Brewing Co. The Chateau Paper City Brewery The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas Peak Organic The Fireplace Rekorderlig Cider The Gingerbread Construction Co Samuel Adams The House of Seven Gables Seaboard Products The Institute of Contemporary Shock Top Art/Boston Smuttynose The Lyric Stage Company of Boston Tuckerman Brewing Co. The Mary Baker Eddy Library Wachusett The Museum of Science Yuengling The Nonantum Resort The Paint Bar The Preservation Society of Newport County The Watchmaker Brew at the Zoo Tides Restaurant & Pub Anne Marie and John Tierney Thank you to all who attended Franklin Park Zoo’s 6th annual beer-tasting Patricia Toner Allan Underwood event, Brew at the Zoo, featuring stations hosted by local breweries Upper Crust Pizzeria and restaurants. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and Urban Adventours continued growth of Franklin Park Zoo, its education programs and Via Lago Restaurant conservation initiatives. Vineyard Vines Visiting Nurse Association of Middlesex-East A special thank you to all the Blue Hills Brewery W.S. Badger Company, Inc. vendors that supported Brew at Blue Moon Brewing Company Wachusett Mountain the Zoo! Boston Beer Works Walt Disney World Co. Boulevard Brewing Company Karen Weeks Abacus Distributing Brewery Ommegang Donna Weiss Aeronaut Brewing Company Brooklyn Brewery Weiss Farms Inc Artisan Beverage Cooperative Cambridge Brewing Company Westport Rivers Vineyard and Winery Bantam Cider Company Clown Shoes Beer Wildlife Education, LTD. Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Coronado Brewing Company Winchester Veterinary Group Baxter Brewing Company Down the Road XV Beacon Hotel Berkshire Brewing Company Downeast Cider House YMCA - Melrose Family YMCA Big Elm Brewing Far From the Tree Cider Marcy Young Foolproof Brewing Company Harpoon Narragansett Brewing Company Rising Tide Brewery Hopsters Newburyport Brewing Company Samuel Adams Ipswich Ale Brewery Notch Brewing Company Smuttynose Brewing Company Lagunitas Brewing Co. Oskar Blues Brewery SpikedSeltzer Long Trail Brewing Co. Paper City Brewery Tuckerman Brewing Company Mayflower Brewing Company Peak Organic Two Roads Brewing Company Mighty Squirrel Portico Brewing Company Leinenkugel’s Mystic Brewery Rapscallion Otter Creek Brewing Company American Flatbread Back Deck Dick’s Last Resort Harrows Chicken Pies Kind Healthy Snacks Kings Bowl Krave Jerky Maggiano’s Little Italy Naked Juice Nature Valley Nola’s Fresh Foods Seasons 52 Taza Chocolate Utz Quality Foods, Inc. Zesty Cookie Co.

Uncorked

Thank you to all who attended Franklin Park Zoo’s 3rd annual wine-tasting event, Uncorked. Proceeds from this event supported the operation and continued growth of Franklin Park Zoo, its education programs and conservation initiatives.

7Ate9 Bakery Abacus Distributing Barefoot Wine & Bubbly Barton & Guestier Cabot Cheese Cape Classics FitVine Wine Greenvale Vineyards Kings Bowl Monikka Collection Noosa Yoghurt Plymouth Wine Company Samuel Adams Soleil Mimosa Taza Chocolate Vela Wines Tributes

A gift to Zoo New England is In Honor of Sukey Hampson’s Birthday an excellent way to recognize • Diane Waddell someone special to you. Gifts in In Honor of Steven Hinterneder honor or in memory allow you an • David Bodoh opportunity to celebrate an animal • Mary J. Sparks loving friend or family member in a truly meaningful way. Unless In Honor of Mark and Gail Riggs Kelley otherwise specified, these gifts aid • Emily McNaughton the Annual Fund. The person or In Memory of Margaret V. Krede who family recognized by the donation loved and understood all animals receives a special notification from • Anonymous the Zoo. In Honor of Jonathan Lewin and Sarah Feil • Dr. Anne and Mr. Christopher Lewis In Honor of Caroline Ambrose’s Birthday • Tarah Sanford In Honor of John Linehan’s inspired leadership and educational vision In Honor of Beau the Giraffe • Kiku Adato • LeeAnn and Steven Horner

In Honor of Connor Majors’ Birthday In Memory of Harambe the Gorilla • Anonymous • Alexander Mitchell

In Celebration of Susan Martin In Honor of Mr. Philip Barden, IV’s • Mary Atkinson 14th Birthday • Theresa Barden In Honor of Rowan McCoy’s 4th Birthday • Elizabeth Schariter In Memory of Louise Barker • Rachel Scheer • Faith Barker

In Honor of Clara McGregor’s In Honor of Henry Brill’s Bar Mitzvah In Honor of the Black Bears at Stone Zoo 2nd Birthday • June Leone • John and Mary Ellen Toomey • Carmella Dion • Christine Fry In Honor of Lauraine Walker In Honor of Frances Pratt In Memory of Squiggle T. Cat • Dr. Anne and Mr. Christopher Lewis • Harold I. Pratt, Sr. • Laura Glynn • Harold I. Pratt, Jr. In Recognition of Peter A. Wilson’s • Frances H. Pratt In Honor of Connor Chan’s 4th Birthday Service on the Board of Directors • Charles Pratt • Cathy Vu • Anonymous • Amanda McGrath • Joseph D’Arrigo In Honor of Davidson Quiscalus of the Family Icteridae In Memory of Erika Charles, The Emporer • Margaret Mariam Rosenthal of the Zoo! • Anonymous In Honor of Stephanie Slusher • Joe Warga In Honor of Alexander Filandrianos’ Birthday In Honor of Greg Stimpson for his care • Deirdre Mulkerrin of all things bright and beautiful • Michele Scavongelli In Memory of Sam Sherwood • John and Julie Linehan In Memory of Russ Sylva • Anthony Barsamian • Leslie Hoerr • Leonard Levin • James Hunter • Sarah Freeman Stone Zoo Nolan Allen Megan Aquavella Exceptional Jean Bergeron Donald Berube Christopher Cadieux Volunteers Sarah Caldwell-Washburn Stephen Caron Charles Clifford Joshua Combest Individual Volunteers Shannon Cooper Adam Corzatt Franklin Park Zoo Carol Kountz Catherine Covington Carol Adler Katra Laidlaw Danielle Dailey Adriana Alicea-Arroyo Megan Lang Megan-Louise Dragonetti Heidi Ames Selina Liberman Brendan Dugan Danny Arnott Theresa Lindboe Taylor Farrell Connor Barnes Ronaldo Lista Dianne Ferguson Desire Bearup Stephanie Lopez Dante Fiore Allison Beattie Brett Loranger Anna Geisler Zohar Ben-Gai Chelsea Lundblad Kimberly Goodwin Joanna Berube Katherine Luniewicz Markus Hampton Janice Bielot Caroline Lussier Nicholas Hansen Gee Gee Bishop Paul Luther Colleen Heckley Chris Burgess Ann Marie Marden Robert Holmes John Cahill Julia Martin Tracey Hynes Bernice Cherfrere Jesus Matienzo Brianna Laing Erin Connolly Morgan Mayo Courtney Leblanc Liam Connolly Bianca Mendez Polanco Megan Loiselle Anthony Contreras Alexis Meucci Michelle Loomis John Conway Robert Michaud Melanie Lundberg Adam Crellin-Sazama Bonnie Mickle Emily Macri Baylee Curley Kevin Mojica Fran Mandeville Jessica Davis Sean Molloy Kimberly Mandry Kathleen Depierro Karla Morales Dayna Martinez Jonathan Donahue Lindsay Neagle Therese McNamee Taryn Eaton Lars Nelson Carl Richard Mockler Adriana Engels Rita Poussaint Nethersole Patrick Moreira Samantha Federico Christine Norton David Ozuna Louise Felton Daniella Nova Jeffrey Ransom Desiree Flanagan Brendan O’Brien Judith Riessle Conor Foley Gail O’Malley Courtney Ritter Ashley Fox Cody Orvik Alison Sabatello Rachel Garner Sandra Pelkie Sally Saunders Brennan Megan Getman William Philbin-Cross Rebecca Schneyer Jack Glionna Rachel Raguin Mikkaela Scott Kathy Gorman Haley Roberts Neha Shah Diana Gurvich Kevin Rogers Harrison Shields Courtney Hamm Patricia Rogers Syrl Silberman Eirik Hansen Gailyn Rooslet William Snell Lucy Harper Michael Roppolo Alyssa Spurr Rachel Harris Sarah Ryan Catherine Thapa Nora Hartigan Nora Scanlan Nicole Tran Carol Hayes Jack Sherman Haley Traversy Justina Hiney Maia Simpson James Valente Michelle Hoblit Lucas Stegman Deanna Velasquez William Horn Kristen Steinbacher Leann Westin Eileen Hulnick Anna Steinbock Katherine Williams Eleanor Jaynes Maggie Swanson Mariah Wyngowski Jahson Jno Baptiste Nicholas Szymczyk Kimberly Johnson Ciara Taylor Rachael Johnson Brittnay Wilburn-Lindsay Judith Kehoe Emily Wright Kevin Kesper Group Volunteers

Franklin Park Zoo Gann Academy Stone Zoo 501st New England Garrison Gracenotes Volunteer Committee - 501st New England Garrison A Better City Berklee School of Music Big Joe the Storyteller AmeriCorp and Community Health Corp Harriet Richards Cooperative House (BU) Biogen Bank of America Katz, Nannis + Solomon, P.C. Boston University Alpha Phi Omega Baystate Financial Keene State College Boston University First-Year Student Bentley University KPMG LLP Outreach Program Biogen MassArt Cub Scouts of Stoneham Blue Cross Blue Shield Mothers for Justice and Equality Dassault Systemes Boston College Grads Give Back Day Mount Wachusett Community College Emarc Boston Collegiate Charter School Talent Search Program Fitzemeyer & Tocci Associates Boston University First-Year Student National Charity League Gann Academy Outreach Program Northeastern University Delta Tau Delta GlaxoSmithKline Boston University Global Day of Service Northeastern University Ice Queen Cosplay Boston University Pre-Vet and Animal Northeastern University Circle K Kasperky Lab Lovers Society Perkin and Elmer Keurig Green Mountain Citizens Bank Prospect Hills Academy Service Day Kevin P. Martin & Associates, P.C. City on a Hill South Shore Educational Collaborative National Charity League Congregational Church of Hollis Youth Takeda Oracle Inc. Group Thayer Academy Pfizer Dedham Country Day School The Price Center Rue La La Dunkin Brands Triangle Inc. Single Volunteers of Boston Eaton Vance Turner Construction Stoneham Bank Emmanuel College USS Constitution Takeda English High School Vertex TeamWorks Program (Boston Cares/ Fenway High School Wentworth Institute of Technology AmeriCorps VISTA) Fidelity Investments Wheaton Softball League USS Constitution First Unitarian Society in Newton Yahoo Wilmington United Methodist Church Youth Group

In total, 25,614 hours of essential services were contributed by 2,550 individual volunteers, interns, and group volunteers in FY 16. Fiscal Year 2016 Financial Summary

Condensed Statement of Revenue, Expenses and Change in Net Assets as of June 30, 2016 (in Whole Dollars)

OPERATING REVENUES: Admissions 3,863,798 Concessions Revenue (Net) 250,147 Membership Fees 1,591,751

Total Guest Operating Revenues 5,705,696

Other Operating Revenue 600,977

Total Operating Revenues 6,306,673

Non-Operating Revenues Investment Income 11,275

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS: State Appropriations 7,900,000 Grants – other governments 1,072,993 Private Gifts – unrestricted 2,137,802 Private Gifts – restricted 496,007

Total other contributions 11,606,802

Operating Expenses (including depreciation of $867,319) 14,401,176

Change in Net Position 3,523,574

Net Position, Beginning of the Year 17,308,676

Net Position, End of Year 20,832,250

Fiscal Year 2016 HIGHLIGHTS

• In FY 16, Membership revenues brought in over $1,500,000, marking the fifth year that membership revenue has exceeded more than $1 million, and the second year that revenue has exceeded $1.5 million.

• In FY 16, we conducted 366 school programs, which is 17% more than the 312 programs in FY 15.

• In FY 16, the overall fundraising goals were surpassed by 8.31%. The FY 16 fundraising goal was set at $1,735,590. Funds totaled $1,879,810.

• Zootopia, Zoo New England’s signature fundraising event, experienced another record-breaking year, raising more than $414,408 in revenues in FY 16 compared to $348,000 in revenues in FY 15.

Zoo New England manages Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo on behalf of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and we are grateful to the Commonwealth for its financial support. Zoo New England One Franklin Park Road Boston, MA 02121 www.zoonewengland.org