Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy 2019 ANNUAL REPORT

Preserve land Dear Friends, and restore habitat for the education We are pleased to share the highlights of our work in 2019 and celebrate the relationships between the and enjoyment Conservancy, the cities on the Peninsula, and the members of the community who contribute to preserving natural areas. of all. Throughout the Conservancy’s 31-year history, formal working agreements were proudly developed with four Peninsula cities -- Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling Hills Estates, Rolling Hills and San Pedro (City of ) – in order to protect and restore 1600 acres of natural land. We celebrate these cities for balancing civic and community needs with investment in environmental conservation, restoration and preservation for the public good to benefit future generations. Trust and a commitment to collaboration is essentail in order to ensure the Peninsula natural environment is protected for generations to enjoy.

We are deeply grateful for the unwavering support of the community that enables the Conservancy to fulfill the vision of preserved open space land. Thank you for investing volunteer time and financial resources to restore wildlife habitat and provide education to nature lovers of all ages. Together, we continue to uphold the integrity of the stunning coastline and rolling hills of the that we all enjoy.

Warm regards,

Adrienne Mohan Allen Franz Executive Director President, Board of Directors

33 In collaborating with cities, engaging residents and working with willing property sellers, the Conservancy has won the endorsement of both public and private sector advocates. This successful approach to land protection serves as a model for land trust organizations across the nation.

Don and Martha Tuffli Conservation and Restoration: The Conservancy works cooperatively with the four cities in which the preserved lands are located: Rancho Palos Verdes, Rolling A Cooperative Mission Hills, Rolling Hills Estates and San Pedro (City of Los Angeles). In collaboration with these cities, the Conservancy conducts various conservation initiatives, including voluntary conservation Rancho Palos Verdes easements, habitat stewardship and environmental education. Between 2005 and 2019, the Conservancy’s largest city partner, Rancho Palos Verdes (RPV), received over $40 million from the Conservancy from goals. When invasive plants are removed, native species have room to various state and county grants as well as individual gifts to purchase and take root and create healthy habitats for wildlife, including threatened and protect 1,400 acres of coastal land from future development. RPV not only . supported the Conservancy by co-lobbying for funds, it also generously contributes $150,000 annually toward land restoration work. After three “We are grateful to the city of RPV for making the natural lands on the decades galvanizing the community to help purchase land for permanent Peninsula a priority,” says Adrienne Mohan. “If a species is lost, it’s lost forever.” protection, the Conservancy continues to raise funding for land acquisitions Indigenous species rely on the last remaining native habitats in the and restoration. In 2019, RPV adopted a milestone Natural Communities canyons and hills around the Peninsula. Healthy plant communities provide Conservation Plan (NCCP) in partnership with the Conservancy that sets natural benefits, from filtering water to building soil, stabilizing landscapes, aside these lands in perpetuity to protect rare local species, restore habitat absorbing carbon dioxide and providing wind and weather breaks. Natural and provide for passive recreational use on these natural landscapes. lands also contribute to physical and mental health.

As the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve habitat manager and conservation Under the terms of the NCCP agreement, RPV and private landowners will easement holder, the Conservancy oversees land restoration, invasive benefit from a streamlined permitting process for approved development plant removal and species monitoring programs. These responsibilities and maintenance activities. The Conservancy is charged with monitoring include protecting multiple at-risk species, including the threatened coastal the properties to ensure they comply with conservation easements for gnatcatcher and cactus wren; endangered Palos Verdes and the benefit of covered species, natural communities, biological diversity El Segundo blue ; and coastal sage scrub, cactus scrub and and ecosystems. grassland vegetation communities. Under the NCCP, RPV is responsible for managing public use, maintenance and public safety. The Conservancy “I am so pleased that my four kids and their children will enjoy the benefits and RPV work in close coordination to protect the Preserve’s natural of land we are preserving by adopting this plan,” said RPV City Council resources while maintaining its accessibility for public enjoyment. Member Eric Alegria.

In 2019, the RPV City Council also approved a generous and visionary grant More than 30 years of City Council members also agree! The Conservancy of $500,000 for a fuel load reduction project to remove invasive and highly applauds the City of RPV for taking an environmental leadership role. hazardous acacia shrubs. To accomplish this project, the Conservancy contracted with a company specializing in large-scale acacia removal. It also “By adopting a visionary approach for open space conservation together used goat grazing to clear dry mustard. This effort resulted in the removal of with the Conservancy, the City of Rancho Palos Verdes has helped to 38 acres of targeted brush in the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve. forge a partnership that upholds the conservation values of the property through a strong system of checks and balances. Together, we are working In addition to reducing potential losses of life and property in wildfires, to restore the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve and to nurture healthy the brush reduction work helps meet the Conservancy’s restoration ecosystems for generations to come,” said Mohan. 53 In Palos Verdes Estates, the Conservancy supports the Beautify Lunada Bay Project. Following planning meetings with community members from the Lunada Stewardshiphighlights Bay Homeowners Association, the Conservancy has provided assistance with Planted over 4,500 native native plants, volunteers and expertise to beautify weedy parcels of land. The first plants throughout 5 key habitat restoration projects phase of the project near Lunada Bay Elementary School was completed this year. ______

Grew over 37,000 plants in the native plant nursery to support restoration efforts and continued to support the captive rearing program by growing 2,000 host plants for the ______

Restored and maintained over 64 acres throughout Alta Vicente, , White Point, Chandler, Lunada Canyon, Vicente Bluffs and Abalone Cove as well as the Navy’s Defense Fuel Support Point in San Pedro ______

Hosted 55 college interns to gain valuable experience in the fields of environmental education, restoration program management, nursery best management practices, nonprofit communications, volunteer programming and as native plant demonstration garden apprentices ______

Held 24 plant sales for the community

White Point Nature Preserve 7 Rolling Hills Estates Rolling Hills Education The formal partnership with the City of Rolling Hills Inspired by the efforts of the Fuel Load Reduction highlights Estates (RHE) began in 1993 when the first major land Project launched in 2019 with the City of RPV, the donation of 28.5 acres was gifted to the Conservancy Conservancy was pleased to formalize a first contract Welcomed 2,057 LA County and combined with Measure A funds that created the with the City of Rolling Hills. The city provided funding school children, 536 parent Linden H. Chandler Nature Preserve. In the years for the Conservancy to conduct fuel load reduction on volunteers from 36 schools through the Third Grade since, RHE has backed the Conservancy’s restoration land near its borders inside the Palos Verdes Nature Naturalist Program, Wilderness of land on the Preserve, which include sites for the Preserve. Elimination of acacia and other invasive Discovery Program and reintroduction of the endangered PV blue butterfly, plants allows native species to take their place while Sierra Club Inner City Outings hiking and equestrian trails. reducing fire danger to the community. partnership ______In 1995, the City contracted the Conservancy to provide naturalist services for the George F Canyon San Pedro Received 11,182 visitors to the George F Canyon and Nature Center. Ever since, Conservancy education Next May will mark the tenth anniversary of the White White Point nature centers for programs have introduced visitors of all ages to the Point Nature Education Center opening in San Pedro. naturalist-led nature walks, abundant wildlife on the now 55-acre Preserve. With a formal management agreement in place since science and story time, family Each year, over 2,000 students in 24 participating outdoor volunteer activities, 2000, the Conservancy has worked to create and schools from around the Palos Verdes Peninsula enjoy native plant sales and student restore the 102-acre nature preserve established on a classroom lessons, along with fieldtrip opportunities field trips former U.S. Air Force property. More than $4 million was ______hosted by the Conservancy at the George F Canyon raised to transform a Nike missile assembly building on Nature Center in RHE or at the White Point Nature 3,646 participants enjoyed the property into a nature education center and native Center and Preserve in San Pedro. weekend activities including plant demonstration garden. Today, the White Point Guided Nature Walks, Native In 2018, the Conservancy acquired an additional 15- Nature Education Center hosts activities for students Plant Sales, Workshops, acre upstream parcel, which boasts a rich canyon in the Conservancy’s Third Grade Naturalist Program Science and Storytime, Bird as well as nature walks and volunteer activities for the Walks, and Docent Trainings habitat. In 2019, RHE began the redesign process for ______a new nature center at George F Canyon. In addition to public. City of Los Angeles rangers lead guided hikes, providing input for the layout of the new facility and its and the City’s operations staff provides all safety and Guided 293 Scouts to earn exhibits, the Conservancy works with RHE to develop custodial responsibilities for the Preserve. A White 139 badges and to complete 13 Eagle and Silver Scout interpretive signage and manage the Preserve’s lush Point Community Group with 14 members has been projects at the native plant formed by San Pedro residents to help support the streamside habitat. nursery for habitat restoration Conservancy’s ongoing management responsibility and trail improvement projects The City of RHE actively promotes and engages the and public educational activities at the nature preserve. ______community in the Conservancy’s educational offerings with residents through publications and online Also in San Pedro, within the Navy’s Defense Fuel Hosted more than 1,600 patrons at the Beauty of Nature resources. The Conservancy is grateful for RHE’s Support Point, the Conservancy’s thriving native plant nursery propagates over 60,000 plants representing film series and Wild & Scenic deep commitment. Film Festival over 140 native species. The Conservancy uses plants grown in the nursery for land restoration projects and offers them for public sale to support its programs. 7 Celebrating Volunteers

“I am happy being with other club members and part of a community who all have the same intention to help the environment.“ Aurelia and Andrew Hill and mom Kayla Yang, YES! Club President - PV Blue Butterfly Restoration

Tania Morris

“I can’t tell you how impressed I am with the kindness and patience of the Naturalists and Docents. They always have time to answer questions or explore their ideas with them.” Andrew and Aurelia Hill, Junior Docents

”Volunteering is so important for me not only because I get out in nature but also because I am able to give back to the environment while helping other volunteers “As a nature lover and a California Naturalist, it is so understand the importance of their work. I am grateful to important to me that we preserve our natural spaces. have been able to volunteer with the Land Conservancy As a wildlife and as a Community Science Program and hope to see you on one of the reserves soon!” monitor, I’m so grateful to be able to contribute to the Cooper Powers, Community Science Volunteer mission of this wonderful organization.” Cooper Powers Tania Morris, Community Science Volunteer Team Leaders Sanford Scholton Volunteer highlights

Volunteers contributed 27,105 hours of service, a 8.7% increase over last year ______

Volunteer support generated $811,784.90 worth of in-kind services “It is a pleasure to be able to combine my love ______of teaching with being in the outdoors guiding Volunteers planted 1,653 students and visitors as an Education Docent!” plants to assist with critical Sanford Scholton, Education Docent habitat restoration projects such as installing Palos Verdes blue butterfly host plants and removing 71,000 invasive Kaori Nomoto species ______

Trained 10 new Volunteer Trail “I deeply value the mission of preserving land and Watch members, 24 new Trail Crew members,13 new Nature restoring habitat. The staff is exceptional and continually Center and Education Docents inspires me to enjoy and protect these special places.” and 63 new Team Leaders for Heather Henderson, White Point Community Group Outdoor Volunteer Days ______Heather Henderson Supervised 38 Citizen Science volunteers in conducting wildlife tracking and Los Hermanos Volunteers Earth Day Volunteers monitoring in the preserves ______

Held 70 Outdoor Volunteer Days with 2,439 volunteers ______

9 Celebrating Volunteers Mattel Corp

Dolores Keeling and Cynthia Page

“My favorite things about volunteering are the “It is amazing to see the amount of progress we make in people I get to work with, getting my hands restoring or maintaining habitat at the end of a volunteer dirty and seeing the plants grow from seeds.” day and how much of a difference volunteers can make Dolores Keeling, Nursery Volunteer in a couple of hours with tools and determination.” Kapil Dheeriya, Team Leader Kapil Dheeriya Mattel Corp Sam Fearer Tomayah Mayo

“Volunteering gives me an opportunity Volunteer awards to breathe fresh air, break into a healthy sweat, and invest myself in a cause I believe in. In setting the stage for habitat PRESIDENT’S AWARD John Horne restoration to take place, I’ve been able to engage in an incredibly rewarding OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEERS process marked by gradual, cathartic, Joanna Choi and deeply gratifying work.” John Dickinson Sam Fearer, Adopt-A-Plot Volunteer Deanne Edridge Sam Fearer Dan Nguyen Sharon Polack Geeta Gupta Phillip Yamaguchi Rochelle Port June Treherne

Working with the Conservancy makes it possible for me to enjoy the natural habitat while living in the city. Geeta Gupta, Outreach Volunteer

Tammy Nguyen

“To me, nature is composed of everything that I love. It’s like a piñata filled with never ending surprises just waiting to be enjoyed.” Phillip Yamaguchi, Team Leader

“Volunteering has helped me learn so much about native plants and ! All I now know inspires me to do better for the planet.” (Left) Lynn Yamaoka Tammy Nguyen, GIS Vegetation Intern 11 2019 Contributors

LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBERS WILL BE RECOGNIZED DURING EACH YEAR OF ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP WITH THEIR CUMULATIVE GIFTS.

Legacy Circle members whose SAGE LEGACY CIRCLE SILVER LEGACY CIRCLE cumulative gifts are at $500,000 $250,000 - $499,999 $50,000 - $74,999 or more will be considered lifetime Legacy Circle members. Rebecca M. Cool Mitch Dion Bob and Joyce Daniels Amy Friend TRUSTEE OF THE LAND Reed and Nan Harman Doug and Pam Westhoff $1,000,000+ Allen and Dorothy Lay GOLDEN POPPY HERITAGE CIRCLE Annenberg Foundation Don and Martha Tuffli BRONZE LEGACY CIRCLE $25,000 - $49,999 Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg Anonymous (3) Cassie Jones and Lew Enstedt Arthur and Jeanne Hadley PLATINUM LEGACY CIRCLE Dr. Craig and Pang Mueller Bill and Barb Ailor James and Eileen Joyce John Vansickle $100,000 - $249,999 George and June Romine Sandra Allbee Henry Jurgens and Laura Carolyn and Roger Ayers Hines-Jurgens Bill and Barb Ailor Diane Heffernan Schrader and Steve Bruce Biesman-Simons Rob Kautz and Danise Holloway RESTORER OF THE LAND Mark and Pat Benjamin Schrader and Hale Field Charles Lanthiez $750,000 - $999,999 Bruce Biesman-Simons and Hale Field Robert and Diana Cahill Allen and Dorothy Lay Virginia Cicoria Victoria Dible LEGACY CIRCLE Eric Carson Mary Ann and G.E. Meyers $5,000 - $24,999 Virginia Cicoria Cynthia Miller Cassie Jones and Lewis Enstedt Carolyn Hadley Colburn John and Terry Miller GUARDIAN OF THE LAND Noel Park Robert and Sharon Coors Rebecca M. Cool K. Henry Pearson $500,000 - $749,999 George and Dee Schuler Joel and Arline Epstein Allen Curtis Dave Pilon and Ann Stone John Spielman and Kathy Christie Kathleen M. Hirrel Bob and Joyce Daniels Mary Porter Alcoa Foundation Mitch Dion Dorothy Rechtin Henry Pearson Jacqueline M. Glass Gwendolynn and John Taber Robert and Kathy Ford Carol Sefchek Richard and Melanie Lundquist David Pilon and Ann Stone Allen Franz David Snow Major Family Foundation GOLD LEGACY CIRCLE John and Stephanie Winkworth Nancy and Summer Gambee Sue and Steve Soldoff $75,000 - $99,999 Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg John Spielman George and Barbara Gleghorn John Vansickle Carolyn Hadley Colburn Ruth Hanzlik Susan Wilcox Nina Ritter Randy and Deanna Harwood Diane Wilkinson Sue and Steve Soldoff Marjory Jensen Jim and Diane Staes Golden Poppy Heritage Circle members designate a gift to the Land Conservancy through their estate. Names are added as the Conservancy learns of supporters’ intentions. Listed here are donations received between Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2019 Please let us know if we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted your name at (310) 541-7613

MARIPOSA Marie Clum-La Force and Brooks and Julia McKinney CORPORATE/GROUP DONORS Palos Verdes School Gardens Bessemer National Gift Fund With Lifetime gifts Don La Force Karen Merickel and Travers Palos Verdes/South Bay Audubon Society Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation over $50,000 Allen Curtis Wood Advanced Orthopaedic Solutions Phillips 66 Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Dennis and Michele Evi and David Meyer AmazonSmile Point Vicente Animal Hospital Margaret A. Cargill Foundation Dominic and Margaret Dahlhausen Chuck Miller American Association of University Women Providence Little Company of Mary National Environmental Education Foundation DeCristofaro Anderson Tax, LLC Robert and Emiley Daly Maureen and Stanley Moore PSAV Presentation Services Oarsmen Foundation Al and Kathy Edgerton Benevity, Inc. Kyle Daniels Jess Morton R6 Distillery Quadra Foundation Robert and Kathy Ford Big Sunday Suzanne Farman Jennifer Novak Race for RP Schwab Charitable/The Board Fund Boeing Employees Community Fund Pamela Reis Beth Fasola Susan Nowinski Rich Development, LLC Siegel and Friend Foundation Boeing Gift Matching Program Suzanne Richmond Consuelo Franco Trudy Park RM Cool Company The Grainger Foundation Brouwerij West Jeffrey Galowich and George and Joan Paulikas Room & Board Zee Foundation California Native Plant Society-South Coast Chapter MARIPOSA Elizabeth Kendrick Barbara Paullin SA Recycling Galowich California Water Service Company With Lifetime gifts Charlie and Joanne Peterson Saatchi & Saatchi GOVERNMENT Cathy and Dennis Gardener Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council San Pedro Garden Club $25,000 - $49,999 Andy and Carolynn Petru City of Los Angeles Dept. of Recreation Greg Gawlik and Patty Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council Seka Hills Olive Mill & Tasting Room Jack and Ann Rode and Parks Pamela J. Crane Woods Gawlik Ernst & Young Sheppard Mullin Alfred and Barbara Sattler City of Rancho Palos Verdes Marylyn Ginsburg-Klaus and Eric and Chris Glassy Flying Triangle Vineyard Smog City Brewing Company, LLC Eric and Diane Schott City of Rolling Hills Estates Chuck Klaus Dr. Mark Goldberg Geraghty Group at Morgan Stanley South Bay Bird Society Kenneth and Harriet Servis Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council William and Phyllis Glantz Michael and Susan Gray Growth Energy Southbay Magazine Ann Shaw Hale & Hale, D.D.S., Inc. Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Larry and Nancy Pasquali Deanna and Randall Edison Recreation Harwood Rayne and Pam Sherman Halter Ranch Mark Chandler Paullin Starbucks Los Angeles County Regional Park and Open Derek and Connie Smith Hermosa Garden Club Richard and Grace Wallace Judith Herman Terranea Resort Space District Siegrun and Alex Smith Hoffman Investigations Yvetta Williams Bruce and Kaaren Hoffman The Capital Group Los Angeles County Supervisor 4th District David Snow HSBC Bank USA Zee Foundation Judy Hollingshead Toyota4Good Fish and Wildlife Service Rory Hunter Valerie and E. David Spong Kroger Villa Oneiro Wines Rob Kautz and Danise Lowri Lee Sprung Law Office of Jennifer Novak Whale & Ale SCHOOLS MARIPOSA Holloway Will Thomas Law Office of Peter Niemiec Whole Foods Market Annual donation Michael and Gemma Kemps John and Mary Tootle Malaga Bank Wild Birds Unlimited $1000+ Cornerstone Elementary School PTA Elizabeth Kennedy Bob and Phyllis Trujillo Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Winkworth Wealth Strategies Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Lunada Bay PTA Diana Bailey Robert P. Koch Kay Wardell WRD - Water Replenishment District of National Charity League, Inc. Peninsula Chapter Mira Catalina PTA Sondra Behrens Steve Koletty and Yuhaniz Carol Ann Watson and Southern California National Geographic Montemalaga Elementary School PTA Bria Biesman-Simons Anang-Koletty Gregory Kunert Zone 24 Landscaping Natural Landscapes Peninsula Montessori Parents Association Catalina Biesman-Simons Hans and Anna Kuehl Richard and Irene Weinberg Donald and Patricia Lange Sidney and Frances Wielin Olson Visual, Inc. FOUNDATIONS Pt. Vicente Elementary School PTA Ginny Bleier Silver Spur PTA Gary and Mary Lopes Susan Wilcox Patagonia Robert and Diana Cahill Pavillions – Peninsula Center Alice C. Tyler Perpetual Trust Soleado Elementary School Booster Club Ruth and Roger MacFarlane Randee Wood Carl and Barbara Payden & Rygel Alice Greene McKinney and Vista Grande Elementary School PTA Cambilargiu Cheryl Marcz Jon and Tishya Wren E. Kirk McKinney, Jr. Fund Robert and Joan McClellan Jim and Kathy York 13 2019 Contributors Donors

David L Acuna Cynthia Austin Tony Battaglia Alicia M Bianchi Timothy John Brinjak Stuart and Catherine Chuck Jeremy and Pippa Davies Dara Adams and Cameron Hoyler Tara Aviel Mort and Peggy Bauchman Mike Biazevich Stephanie and Francisco Brito Antonie Churg Diana Davis Jerry and Jeanette Adams Carolyn Ayers Steven Bauer Klaus and Erika Biber Albert and Pauline Brockmann Rebecca Cicoria Richard and Gail Davis Edward and Priscilla Adler Jay Bacon Michael and Theresa Baumann Clint and Shanleigh Bird Susan Brooks Sandra Clay Elizabeth Dazey Stephanie Aguilar Angela Bagley Bill Bayram Joseph and Linda Bird Andrea and Blake Brown James Clemmons Jose and Sabine De Chastonay Bob Aishley and Carol Holben Anthony Bailey Gildon and Barbara Beall Martha Bjerke Frank and Judith Brown Melissa and Robert Clifford Edward and Charlotte Deason Kevin Ajamian Brian and Joann Bailey Stevie Beitscher Jonilyn Blandy JoAnn Brown Bonnie Clyde Angela B Degenhardt Gina Albi Judy Bain Sheri Benator Andrew F Blew and Patricia L Kay L Brown Janice Cofer Mary Madeline Delponti John Alden Jaedyn Baker Anita Connors and David Bence Baltazar Daniel Bruening Thomas Coffey Paula and Michele Del Vicario David Alexander and Sharon Trani Namele and Steven Baker Robin Benezra-Herwitt and Peter Ruth Marian Bloland Kurt Brune Jeffrey Cohlberg and Deborah Weir Kathleen DeMott Dennis and Karen Alexander Kathryn and Michael Balale Herwitt Yvonne Bogdanovich Bill Bryan Bonnie Cohn Elizabeth and Francois Denis Joellen Alflen Verna Balch Dennis and Sylvia Benko Jeffrey Bogosian and Joan Yazejian Jason Buck Moira and Michael Cohn Steven and Cynthia Dennis Sandra Allbee and Gerald Wahlin Joe Barger Victor Benson Ross and Jennifer Bolton Carolyn Bumatay Anthony and Diane Cole Susan and Naresh Deo Tom and Mary Anne Alley Rev. Dr. Donald and Nancy Barnes Carol and David Berkowitz Rodney and Kyle Boone Gala Burkholder Robert and Valerie Cole Shelly Anne DeVries Keith and Laurie Anderson Adela Barnett David and Gloria Bernstein Thomas and Frances Booth June Burlingame-Smith Virginia Cologne Sheryl Diamond Lawrence Anderson Melinda Barth James and Nelly Bertolina Branka Borovic Lori and Webster Burns Nancy Colville John Dickinson Anonymous Nicolas Barton Debra Best Michael and Keri Botello Holly Cain Mary Alessandra-Cook and William Saeko Dickinson Barbara and Jorge Aranguren Ruth and Bill Bartron Patricia Ann Betrand Bob and Tina Bothamley Norma Camacho Cook Jackie Domancich William C. Arnold Gloria Bassler Sara Jane and George Bettge Sherrie L Brand Andrea Cannistraci Susan and Craig Cooning Zelda Donin-Green Janet Ashley Pratik Basu Jane Bettwy Lawrence Braslow Anita and Robert Caplan Rev. Thomas Cooper Gordon K Drawer Heather Askinosie Jeanne Batchelder Aileen Marie Bevan Shirley Braun Linda Duguay and Douglas Capone Stanley and Johanna Corbett James Drexler Rishi Bhargava Dan and Jill Bridleman Lawrence Carapellotti Glenn and Evelyn Cornell Jerry and Rosanne Duhovic Mark Carlson Bill Cornyn Mark Dunham and Shu-Yun Kung Michael and Teresa Carman Corinne Cortes Karen Dupree Thomas and Marie Carr Shelia Cottle Garrett and Bonnie Durling Donald and Caroline Carter Matt Covill Barbara and John Knight Dye Robin L. Cashon Dira E Creek Dennis and Zoya Dyer Ellen Cater Delia Crochetiere Harvey Eastman Paul Catherwood John Crouch Raymond and Silvia Eastwood Cheryl and Kenneth Caughlin John Cruikshank Kate Eaton Bhrigu Celly Donald Culler Eileen and Bruce Edelson John and Ann Chaffey Kristin Curren Alfred and Deanne Edridge Mark and Beth Chalfin Laurie and Jeff Cushing Jill Shoemaker and George Edwards Leon and Nancy Chalnick Warren and Winifred Cutting Gary and Shari Effron Kelly and Barbara Chan Alice Daley Ann Ehrenclou Steven Chapman and Laura Barry and Ann Dalkey Linda Eichert Lepicovska Rick and Lori Daniels Linda and Don Eichhorn Cynthia Chew Ron and Judith Daniels Paul Elkins Thomas and Nadine Chrien Mike Darley Everett and Marlene Emerson Walter Christmas Kiersten Darrow and John Steele Listed here are donations received between Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2019 Please let us know if we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted your name at (310) 541-7613

Gail and Charles Emery Roger and Isabella Ford Jim and Jan Gardner Carla and James Green Paul and Diane Hayden Anne Ingalls Gina Keller Don Ershig and Irene Ing Clive and Marcene Forrester Dr. and Mrs. Larry Gasco James and Gretchen Greene Marcia and Jerry Hebert Debbie Innes-Gomberg Robert and Margaret Keller Josette Etcheverry Ian and Jenny Forsyth Kenneth B. and Anita Gash Rae Grieco David Heenan Sandra Jacobsen Lee Kelly-Gillen and Thomas Gillen Stephanie Ewing-Warner Dawn Fortis Beverly Gates John Grischy David Henderson Lita Jacoste Jeffrey and Alicia Kern Joseph and Gun Fagin Jean Foster Richard and Veronica Gaugler Jane M. Gruys Diane Herbkersman Wolfgang and Marta Jahn Susan Kettel Larry W. Gunsalus Adrienne Herman Paul and Emma Jenkinson Paul and Dottie Keye Frank and Shirley Guo Susana Herrera Don Jennings Akiko Kimura Ashok and Geeta Gupta Larry Hershenson Sara Jennings Jeanne and Ronald Kipp David and Susan Haas Ann Hiatt Ljubomir Jocic Patti Kitching Larry Haddad Ed and Nora Hibsman Bobbi Johnson Stephanie Klakovich Brian Haig Leona Hiraoka Dick and Dale Johnson Dan and Lisa Klerman Theresa and Robert Hall Jay Hoffman William Johnston and Shira Most Andrew Klest Mark L. and Bobbett Hamilton Glen Holstein Leslie Jones and Mona Sutton Colly Knebel Martha Hammer Laura and Lewis Holzman Melanie Jones James and Lorraine Knight Lara Hanlon Max and Sandra Hooper Jeff Jordan Andrew and Sharman Knox Lillian Hanner John Horne Paul Jordan Gayle S. Koch Ruth Hanzlik Terry and Rich Horner Daniel Juarez and Ivette Pena Hans Koenigsmann and Rita Renata and John Harbison Vera C Horoschak Tom and Mary Judge Hachmann Helmut and Frances Harder Sharon Houston and Rob Friedrich Kay and Reggie Jue Estelle Braaf Koepke David and Barbara Hart Charles Huang Kyu and Inhee Jung Rokutaro and Cordula Koga Hal & Alison Hart Michael Huang Henry Jurgens and Laura Hines- Cheryl Kohr Thomas and Patricia Farmer James Fox Deborah Gaume Michael and Carol Hashiro Tiffany Huang Jurgens Harold Koletsky Richard Farrar Carol and Joel Foxman Carl and Karen Gebert Roger and Margaret Haug Chuck and Martha Hunt Marc Kaiser and Vicki Poponi John and Cynthia Kondon William and Dorothy Farris Sally Franklin DeDe Gerber Keith and Nancy Hauge Evan and Jennifer Hunter Kathy Kalohi John and Judith Kordich Leah M. Felton Allen Franz Rod and Nancy Gibson Nancy Utovac and Richard Havenick John and Ann Hurrell Angela Kappner Steve Kowalski and Maria Sutherland Mary Lou Fentis Mary Franz Gilbert Living Trust Daniel Hawkins Robert and Marjorie Huskins Bill Karg Joan Krause Lynn Fernandez David and Eleanor Fraser Karla Godoy Mary Lou and William Hayden John Hussey George and Ikuko Kawahara Phyllis Ferrara-Benner and Richard Jonathan Fredrick Ross and Anne Goethe Kathleen and Richard Krauthamer Benner Pam Freer Roy B. Goldberg William Kuo Raymond and Janice Ferris Cathy French Robert, Audrey and Lisa Goldman Madeline Kurrasch, D.D.S. Dr. David Presser and Dr. Michelle Allan and Susan Frew Amber Goldsmith Heide and Larry Kurtz Finkel Joan Sheila Friedman Terry Goodman Peter and Jeanne Lacombe Susan Finney Gabrielle Ellen Gorbunoff Jennifer Lisa Lakos Joyce Fischer Thomas Galbraith and Edna Bay Robert and Judith Gordon Yukie and Andrew Landisman Charles and Wendy Fisher Greg Galusha Teresa Gordon Bill Lane and Sabrina Villines Naureen Fishman Marilyn and Camilo Garcia Marissa A Goss Thomas Lang Kathleen Fitzgerald Michael and Maria Garcia Donald and Kathy Gould Gary Larsen J.Timothy Fives Cathy Ann Gardikas Jill Grabert Gregory Laurinat Jennifer Flaherty Cathy and Dennis Gardner Karl and Toni Graeber Michael and Karen Learned Greg Ford Janet Gardner Mary Graff 15 2019 Contributors Donors Continued

Stephanie LeBlond and Jack Alden Nancy A. Linn Janet MacLeod Gary and Margaret McCray Roger and Helen Metzler Cathy Nichols Dana Polizzotto Allen Lee Peter Liu Hachik C. Madilian, Trustee Carol McCully and Ed Barad Carol Midford Christine Nieto Theresa and Edward Poplawski Victoria Lee Kiersten Lo Bill and Cathy Maikisch Cynthia McCully Patricia Migliazzo Doug and Charlotte Noble Kathy Popoff Ralph LeFevre and Christine Luke and Laura Lohnes Ann Majchrzak and Peter Niemiec Vesta McDermott Ara Mihranian Kaori Nomoto Pamela Popovich Esprabens Thomas Long and Laura Lee Mary and Tom Malone Matt and Jane McGuire Joy Miike Judith Ann North Vanessa Poster George and Christina Legg Karen and Fred Lorig Michael and Janis Malone Dennis and Donna McLaughlin Marilyn and Frank Miles Don Norton and Jean Beasley Denise Potterton Lawrence Lennemann William Lotshaw Tom and Carol Manchester Dennis McLean, CPA, CGMA Judy and Ron Milestone Lisa and Charles Noski Frank and Melanie Poturica Jennifer Leon Leslie Low and Richard Kamm Chris Manning Robert and Ruth McMillen Alan Miller and Susanne Lawrenz- Theodore and Ann Nye Wellington Powell Tricia K. Leskiw Mary Brooks and Jim Lowery Dennis Mari Carol Mead Miller Anne O’Brien Tamara Ritchey Powers Frederick Levin Daniel Lubin Karena Masengill and Graham Joe and Rita Meistrell Dr. John and Terry Miller Jim and Sheila O’Connor Stuart I Prather Lisa Levine Paul and Kay Lupo Robertson Gerard and Mary Melling Shelley and Michael Miller Timothy and Lorraine O’Grady Susan Prichard and Frank Dupuy Sal Licastri Barbara Demming Lurie and Mark Joanie Matheson Marissa Melnick Barbara L. Minami Monica Ojeda David Quadhamer Jon Lieb Lurie M.D. Arthur and Cheryl McAllister Cathy and Lin Melton Ellen Mintz Stanley and May Okinaka William Lew Quan Marilou Lieman Randy and Lori Lyman Meg McCarty Elaine and Bernie Mendes Anthony Misetich Melissa O’Malley Nehal and Jenny Raj Tony Lin Jayme Isabel Macias Rosemarie McCollom Jose Mendoza Jeff and Janet Mock Nathalie Orloff Betty L. Rall Marcus Linden Jim MacLellan and Gwen Butterfield Vickie McCorkendale Alison Menninger Charles and Kathy Moine Michael and Barbara O’Sullivan Donald and Patricia Range Joan and Joseph Montgomery Richard and Margaret Ota Rebecca and Charles Rannells Douglas Moody and Jane Ming Alan Otsuji and Mirandi Babitz Tricia Rapaport Chin Lin Sarah McKinley Ott and Henry Ott Henry Rasof Elizabeth Stone Moore Beth Page James M. Rassler Lori Ann Morris Beverly and Richard Palmer Jorg and Anke Raue James Morrison Ann Paour Lizanne W Rebello Kate Morrison Archer Parham, III Mona Dallas Reddick and Robert Robert and Lynn Morton Alice Parker Reddick Elizabeth Mosqueda Gary Parsons Patrice Reiss Ronald Mothershead Sandhya and Uday Patil Aleta and Curtis Rethmeyer Jean Mueller Michael and Michele Patterson Michael Riccio Elsa Munoz Barbara and Thomas Pavliscak Debra Richard Barbara Murphy Henry Paz Martin B Richards Winona Murray Edward Pearson Russell Richer Richard and Vivien Murtha Carlos and Martha Perez Raul and Karen Rios Hideki and Yumiko Muto Bob Perkins and Michelle Murphy Donald and Carlin Ritter Jeffrey and Sharon Nagasaki Fraser and Ellen Perkins Patricia Rivera Richard Nakai Alexis Petru Bill and Catharine Roberts John and Christine Needham Sam and Cindy Pheng John Roberts and Diane Henschel Dean and Marianne Nelson Robert and Dorothy Pilmer Wendy Robertson Steve and Vicki Nelson Mark and Bonnie Pio Denise Rodriguez Edward Newhall Heather Pitvorec David and Carol Roelen Claudia Newsom and Michael Daniel Robert Place Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rosenberg Campbell Sharon Polack James and Laura Rosenwald, III Listed here are donations received between Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2019 Please let us know if we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted your name at (310) 541-7613

Julia and Ronald Ross Dr. Susan Sheridan Monique Sugimoto Michael Triller Randy Rubin and Julia T. Wada Michael and Sandra Sherman Philip Sutton Kimberly Triolo Gail Ruder Michael and Louise Shipman Glenn and Mary Lu Swartz Charles and Karen Tucker Cynthia S Ruhl Jean Shriver Bill and Caitlin Szieff June and John Uharriet Phil Rundel and Judith King-Rundel Jerold Sicherman and Jane Stewart Carol Takata Paula and Michael Ungar Cynthia Rustanius Sierra Siembers Kaushal and Mona Tamboli Richard and Miriam Uyeminami Marion Ruth Christian and Lori Siembieda Kin Tan Van Dyke Family Trust Eugene Edward Ruyle Chris Silver and Carole Winter Nicole Tangen June Horton Van Nort Sharon and Jennifer Ryan Paula and William Simoncini Itsumi Tanimura Fred and Barbara Van Renesse Marc Rynearson Richard and Jennifer Sittel Todd and Anne Taricco Doug and Jan Van Riper Kevin and Elizabeth Sala Katherine Skaggs Martha Taylor Ardys and Steve Van Sicklen Ned Salcido Barbara and Wayne Smith Melvin and Norma Taylor Larry Vanden Bos and Debra Teresa and Bill Walsh Linda Whitson Heidi Wynn Michael and Laura Salvay Ben Smith and Judy Adams-Smith Tamiza Teja Stegura Andrew Wang Kurt and Sharon Wickline Jack Yahner Linda Salzman Donita Smith Cindy Thomas and Dave Ruderman Dr. Linda and Mr. Leonard Varner Linda Washburn Nadine Widding Lynn Yamaoka James Samis Lynn Douglas Smith and Carla Ann Elizabeth Dale Thomas Christina Varwig and Robert Wylie Janet Waters Rita Willens Judy Yamato Eagle Hillger Sams Smith Ronald Thompson Tony and Erica Vickers Judith Webb Grace E Williams James and Elaine Yang Kathy and Romolo Santarosa Meaghan Smith Jo Ann Thomson Christine Vidovich Paula Weiner Harold C. Williams Jo-Lien and Ting-Pin Yang Harvey Sarver Michele Smith Georgia Thurber Anthony and Dorothy Vinter Tay and Jeanine Weinman Rhon Linn Williams Diana Yarber-Innes Greg and Nancy Sasaki Veronica Elena Smith Mark and Sylvia Tieman V’Etta and Robert Virtue Bill and Winnie Weisinger Susan Williams James and Jennifer Yoh Edwin and Pamela Sauve Kirt Smoot Michael Tierney Nina Vuoso Suzanne Weitz and Kenneth Shoor Eugene Wilson Jade C Yu Karis Say-Cavecche Thomas and Elaine Smuczynski Frank E. Tippin Julis Wada Rose Welch Kathy Wilson Susan Yuzuki Jewel Scallon Alice and Edward Snyder Martine Tocco Bob and Carolin Wade Karl and Melissa Westberg Robert Winston Edward and Julie Zamoyski Pamela and Robert Schachter Robert Snyder and Brigitte Geoffrey and Yuko Tong Wendy Walker Magdalena Wetzer Rosalie and Jeffrey Wolf Roger and Nancy Zapor Chemouni Ann Schaefer Fredrick and Nancy Toppel Camille Wall Allan and Karen White Luanne Wolfrum Elizabeth Zimmerman Philip Solomita Roger and Carol Schamp Elizabeth Torres Susan and Charles Wallace Heather and Michael White Cynthia Woo Barbara Zuliani Adrian Som de Cerff William and Margaret Schell Mary Toth Susan and Thomas Walsh Linda and Doland White Madeleine Wood Stephen and Joyce Zurnacian Karen and Willard Somers, Jr. Ernest Scheyhing and Teresa Karen W. Tozer Bruce Whitlow Cecil and Marilyn Wyman Ferguson Patricia Souza Kathy Schmidt John Sover 2019 President’s Howard and Sherry Schneider Joan Yeakel Speirs Advisory Council Karen Schoenbaum Susan D. Spellacy Marcia and Mike Schoettle Annemarie Stahlbuhk Suzanne Scholton Roger and Jacqueline Stanton Myrna Randolph Schreyer Joanne and Andy Stasio Lucy and Jerry Schwartz Patricia Stenehjem Mary Jane Schwebel Leala Stephenson Susan Seamans Doug Stewart Berta Seltzer Patricia Lynch and Ronald Stolte Karen Shane Edward Strobel Sandy Su Mary Sheridan 17 Financials 2019 Summary of Revenue and Expenses

REVENUE AND PUBLIC SUPPORT EXPENSES

53% Contributions $1,276,166 64% Land Stewardship $1,255,990

28% Government Contracts and Grants $672,694 19% Education $380,820

2% Program Service Fees and Inventory Sales $58,027 5% Management and General $105,989

7% Interest Income and Dividends $159,649 12% Fundraising $232,032 ______2% In-Kind Revenue $57,080 TOTAL EXPENSES $1,974,831 8% Special Events, Net of Expenses $160,600 ______TOTAL REVENUE AND PUBLIC SUPPORT $2,384,216

The Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy receives multi-year grant funding from various sources, which in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, are recorded in the period received or pledged. However, expenditures related to these grants can occur over several years. As a result, timing differences are created which can have an effect on the changes in net assets. Volunteers In Leadership Roles ADOPT-A-PLOT John Jensen Lion’s Heart Dorie Chadwick FINANCE COMMITTEE Kaleb James Liz Kennedy Charlotte Smalley Suzanne Scholton Maria Fazande Audubon YES! Club Joan Krause Los Angeles Conservation Daniel Crane Lewis Enstedt Stephanie Kingham Norma Lira Ruby Wheeler Hanson Seeger Timothy Fives Blue Butterfly Club Margarita Labik Corps Jacqueline Davis Henry Jurgens Alyssa Krueger Anke Raue Dongju Seo Joan Friedman Kay Brown Connie Lao Los Angeles Zoo Elizabeth Eastman Rob Kautz Alexis Landon Russ Richer STEWARDSHIP Dylon Shiao Dan and Judy Galorath Julian Chasin Alejandra Lopez Marymount California Deanne Edridge Richard Wallace David Levy Karen Wickham COMMITTEE Aileen Sohn Dana Gorman Ann Dalkey Luis Lopez University Paul Funk Lauren Lozano Ted Winters Allen Franz Toshiro Tokunaga Carl Gutierrez Ecology Club Patricia Lyon Morgan Stanley Anita Gash GARDEN APPRENTICES Ian Mautner Bill Glantz Anh Tran Randy Harwood Sam Fearer Jill Marrow Metropolitan Water District Gabriel Gonzales Dee Gustavson Tomayah Mayo PASTORAL CHAIR Randy Harwood Nina Wasuta-Moore John and Gina Henderson Evan Hunter Kathleen McCracken National Charity League, Wayne Greenfeld Alex Kovary Curran Miller Diana Heffernan Schrader David Snow Cynthia Woo Rod Jensen Camille Jorenby Donna McLaughlin Palos Verdes Chapter Andrew Hill Brandon LaBeet Eloise Mitchell-Smith John Spielman Phillip Yamaguchi Shigeo and Mieko Kadowaki Olivia Maehara Evi Meyer National Charity League, Aurelia Hill Tammy Nguyen Leon Mrosk PHOTOGRAPHERS/ Brenda Ramos-Zavala Joan Kelly Peninsula Chapter Kale Meyer Patrick Moore Julie Hill Cesar Orozco Christine Mundy WRITERS TEAM LEADERS Laura MacKenzie Lee Myers Samantha Morris National Environmental John Horne Dan Nguyen Mike Bell TRAIL CREW Gregory Marcelo Education Foundation Susan Angenola Veronica Nieves Tania Morris Henry Jurgens Tammy Nguyen David Berman Ken Bender Donna McLaughlin GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Christopher Cameron Steven Pedersen Jess Morton Marie Kahal Ezieme Orji Ron Bird Kaori Nomoto Key Club Diana Bailey Eva Cicoria Matthew Cameron PVHS Science National Jane Owens Evi Meyer Briana Marie Ortega Robert Bittner Tami Podesta Palos Verdes/South Bay Amy Friend John Dickinson Maria del Carmen Carmona Honors Society Jen Peters Eloise Mitchell-Smith Jane Rose Owens Sharon Polack Audubon Carolynn Petru Randy Harwood Kevin Cheon Carolyn Bumatay Mark Reeves Cooper Powers Rochelle Port Austin Pak Kenneth Poole Paramount Pictures Jerry Kotler Payton Chi May Chauvin Sarah Reeves Jim Rassler Sallie Reeves Judith Pena Alan and Rebecca Poon Patagonia, Santa Monica GREETERS Mark Mathieu Eliana Choi John Crouch Virginia Reeves Kelly Russ Diane Robinson Lily House Peters Kathy Popoff Port of Los Angeles High Joellen Alflen Tania Morris Joanna Choi Megan DiTolla Nina Su’a Zachary Salas School Evan Sichan Tina Bamshad Gerardo Portillo Jim Rassler Yuna Choi Taylor Fox Jim Rassler Cora Uchida Gary Scimeca Riviera Garden Club Sanford Scholton Michael Bell Carissa Raines Mary Scott Daren Chun Zach Fox Peter Shaw Sarah Valdez Rosanna Scimeca Room & Board Suzanne Scholton Tana Bell Cody Raiza Gal Sharony Marisol Cruz Paul Funk Ian Song Andrew Wang Ben Smith Saatchi & Saatchi Richard Skophammer Kathleen Borgida Thulashi Raveendran Ken Swenson Kapil Dheeriya Penny Good Linda Todero Sue Wilkinson Chad Sprouse Salvation Army Beth Sohngen Judy Bradford Alfonso Romillo Andrew Fitzgerald Brian Haig June Treherne Cynthia Woo Silke Von Bueren Smog City Brewery Sandy Steinhaus Denise Donegan Elysia Jane Ronquillo PRESIDENT’S ADVISORY Zach Fox Leona Hiraoka Linda Varner Pat Woolley Lowell Wedemeyer South Bay Workforce Kyla Steman Geeta Gupta Trevor Stangle COUNCIL Trevor Heise John Jacobs Nari Vierra Chad Yagodzinski Lynn Yamaoka Investment Board Steve Stonehouse Julia Higgins Nadja Swihart Bruce Biesman-Simons Heather Henderson Mike Jost Rick Viersen Southern California Edison Karen Volz John Horne Yorvelith Tapia Leah Bizoumis John Horne Kurt Loheit, Leader Geoff Wainwright AUDIT COMMITTEE CORPORATE & OTHER South Coast Botanic Garden Bertina Vona Mary Lopes Sam Toscano Phyllis Cannom Sophia Kang Ryan Mueller Nina Wasuta-Moore Bill Glantz GROUPS Southwest Airlines Sue Walsh Maria Manansala Connor Tumelty Virginia Cicoria Alayna Kim David Quadhamer Sue Wilkinson Randy Harwood Arconic Stanford Alumni Judith Webb National Charity League, Camille Verendia Carolyn Hadley Colburn Andrea Kim Jacob Rochte Cynthia Woo Rob Kautz Audubon YES! Club Terranea Karen Wickham Peninsula Chapter Luis Villanueva Becky Cool Donna Kim Peter Shaw Lynn Yamaoka David Snow Bettolino Kitchen Torres Martinez Tribal TANF Dan Nguyen Giselle Wargin Craig Cooning James Kim Richard Skophammer Eric Yamasaki Richard Wallace Big Sunday Toyota Motor Sales EDUCATIONAL AND Tricia Rapaport Justin White Charlotte Ginsburg Kevin Kim Chad Sprouse Brouwerij West UCLA Summer Discovery ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCES Toshiro Tokunaga Joseph Whiters Terri Haack Doyup Kwon Nina Wasuta-Moore WHITE POINT COMMUNITY SCIENCE California Native Plant West Torrance High Interact Art to Grow On, Inc. Teresa Vogel Michael Sui Yuen Wong Lisa Hansen Jeffrey Lee Daniel Will COMMUNITY GROUP Alys Arenas Society, South Coast Club Beautify Lunada Bay Cynthia Woo Phillip Yamaguchi Richard Lundquist Jesse Lee Lynn Yamaoka Diana Bailey Mike Bell Chapter WPS Publishing CA Native Plant Society Johnesha Ziegler Pete Major Jisung Lee Eric Yamasaki Tony Baker Tana Bell California State University Cabrillo Marine Aquarium George Schuler Justin Lee Edna Bay Long Beach INTERNS Julia Carr DEVELOPMENT City of LA Dept of Cultural Veronica Balbuena INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Ken Swenson Sharon Lee VOLUNTEER TRAIL Bruce Biesman-Simons Capital Group Affairs Ann Dalkey COMMITTEE Benjamin Brown Rob Kautz Martha Tuffli So Yeon Lee WATCH June Burlingame Smith Chadwick Music Box Films Deanne Edridge Diana Bailey Leslie Castro Allen Lay Pam Westhoff James Lim Barb Ailor Allen Franz Da Vinci High School Palos Verdes Coordinating Willow Eichler Bruce Biesman-Simons Muriel Thomas Clapp Rick Phillips Sooyon Lim Cindy Akiyama Amy Friend Duke Alumni Council Marina Faberov Bob Ford Hannah Cowles Geoff Wainwright SCOUT PROJECTS Marla Magerko Caren Becht Heather Henderson El Camino College Palos Verdes Library District Cheryl Fischer Bill Glantz Aubree Dodd Richard Wallace Patrick Bloodgood Peter Niemiec Carolyn Bumatay Kim Kohler Equinox Fitness Palos Verdes Palos Verdes Unfied School Lisa Gruber Cassie Jones Jack Cooperman Tristan Nieto Christine Campbell Terry Miller Ernst & Young District Justin Ellorian Joe Hale Allen Lay NATURE WALK LEADERS Ashton Horeczko Anthony Noh Eva Cicoria Peter Niemiec Expert Voice Peninsula Friends of the Fiona Fox Lisa Handelman Cindy Akiyama Sarah Keller Kaori Nomoto Virginia Cicoria Dave Pilon Gensler Library Patrick Greenhalgh Randy Harwood Sandra Allbee Leah Kunkee Cooper Powers Jac and Terry Davis Suzanne Scholton HCVT, LLP EDUCATION DOCENTS South Bay Film Society Dee Gustavson Kathy Hill Tony Baker Matthew Noland David Quadhamer John Dickinson Richard Wallace IES Club Cindy Akiyama Terranea Resort Michael Hakimi Linda Howat David Berman Julianna Ramirez Carrisa Raines Denise Donegan Keenan Pat Benjamin Triformis Corporation Ava Ngoc Huynh Cindy Islas Allen Franz Pamela Emch Linda Bird Wild Birds Unlimited Skye Idzinski Nicholas Sims Sanford Scholton Please let us know if we have inadvertently misspelled or omitted your name. 19 NONPROFIT ORG. 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The Conservancy’s vision is the creation and 2019 Board of Directors Staff Current as of 2020 Adrienne Mohan, Executive Director management of large blocks of natural open space Allen Franz, President Carolynn Petru, Executive Vice President Administration where visitors may enjoy peaceful solitude, where Diana Bailey, Secretary Jill Wittman, Administrative Assistant children and adults can learn about the natural Rick Wallace, Treasurer Land Stewardship environment, and where locally native plants and Bill Ailor Cris Sarabia, Conservation Director Bob Ford Johnny Perez, Stewardship Manager Austin Parker, Stewardship Associate animals will exist in a secure environment. Amy Friend Humberto Calderon, Stewardship Technician Bill Glantz Neli Gonzalez, Lead Nursery Technician Randy Harwood Michael Heine, Stewardship Technician Hugo Morales, Stewardship Technician Lead Cassie Jones David Olsen, Stewardship Technician Rob Kautz Eric Wolterding, Field Operations Specialist Dave Pilon Volunteer Program David Snow Brittany Goldsmith, Volunteer Program Manager Megan Wolff, Volunteer Coordinator

Development  Susan Wilcox, Development Director Louise Olfarnes, Communications Manager Laura Lohnes, Development Associate

Education Program Connie Smith, Education Director (L to R): Dave Pilon, Bill Ailor, Randy Harwood, Amy Friend, Bill Glantz, Rob Kautz, Holly Gray, Education Program Manager Allen Franz, Rick Wallace, Carolynn Petru, Cassie Jones and Bob Ford. Missing from photo: Diana Bailey and David Snow George F Canyon Nature Center White Point Nature Education Center PHOTO CREDITS: Front cover and pg 6 Dianne Gowder (@dgbrit); Alex Kovary, Nature Center Manager Pg 3 Michael Hakimi (@hawkeme); All other photos courtesy of PVP Land Conservancy Neil Uelman, Naturalist

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