2012 ANNUAL REPORT | NCASCADES.ORG 18,559
TOTAL PARTICIPANTS IN 2012
32,514
PARTICIPANT DAYS IN 2012
$2.9
2012 BUDGET, IN MILLIONS
89% OF REVENUE SUPPORTS PROGRAMS benj drummond
Executive Director NCASCADES.ORG | ANNUAL REPORT 2012
48 85% participating public schools school students 2,316 hours of stewardship
129 students NCASCADES.ORG | ANNUAL REPORT 2012
91% 70% 59% 47% ethnic minority ethnic minorities came from low- spoke a language and/or low income families other than English income at home PARTNERS north cascades national park mt. baker-snoqualmie national forest
1,917 hours of service to public lands
60 students NCASCADES.ORG | ANNUAL REPORT 2012
58% 32% 42% underserved low income ethnic minorities 8 450+ 1,700 teams service hours students and invested adults engaged
PARTNERS the paul g. allen family foundation north cascades national park mt. baker-snoqualmie national forest ANNUAL REPORT | NCASCADES.ORG 2012
PARTNERS seattle city light north cascades national park PARTNERS huxley college of the environment at western washington university NCASCADES.ORG | ANNUAL REPORT 2012
40 28 26 10 stewardship partnering Naturalist Citizen Science events organizations Certifications projects
SPECIAL EVENTS 2012 ANNUAL REPORT | NCASCADES.ORG
Bob Pyle
Terry Tempest Williams
Tim McNulty Tom Fleishner Cheryl Strayed We hosted more community outreach events than ever before, including public presentations by Terry Tempest Williams, Cheryl Strayed, Tim McNulty, Andrew Skurka, Tony Angell, Debbie Miller, Saul Weisberg, Jack Nisbet, John Marzloff, Subhankar Banerjee, Nick O’Connell, Robert Michael Pyle, David Williams and Tom Fleishner. More than 1,650 people attended these events. Photos clockwise: Benj Drummond, Marion Ettlinger, Joni Kabana, Benj Drummond, Institute Archives
GROUP RENTALS RETAIL
Our Group Rentals program offers the Environmental Learning Center and staff 812 resources as a venue 104 for conferences, board participants retreats, weddings, thousand hosted reunions and other special visitors events. In 2012, we hosted The Mountaineers, Western Washington University, Wounded Warrior Six stores are operated by Project, Woodland Park Zoo, Sierra Club, World North Cascades Institute in Affairs Council, Bellingham and Sedro-Woolley and around North Cascades school districts, Remote Medical International, National Park. Leadership Skagit, Northwest WildLinks Conference, Sustainable Connections and others.
13 Proceeds benefit the Institute’s conservation education programs. MAJOR PARTNERS
COLLABORATING PARTNERS Aero Skagit Emergency Services Skagit Valley College Washington Department Alcoa Corporation Skagit Valley Publishing of Transportation Bellingham Parks and Recreation Dept. Skagit Watershed Council Washington State Parks Bellingham Public Schools Student Conservation Association Department Catholic Housing Services Sustainable Connections Washington Trails Association Catholic Community Services The Mountaineers Western Transportation Institute Center for Snake Conservation Troy Markus MD (Montana State University) Columbia Sportswear Thomas and Associates Western Washington University Conservation Northwest US Forest Service Whatcom County Sheriff Cornell Lab of Ornithology Village Books Wilderness Awareness School Deep Green Wilderness Washington Conservation Corps Dimensional Communications Washington Department of Ebey’s Landing National Fish and Wildlife Historical Reserve Environmental Education Association of Washington Hawkwatch International SCHOOL PARTNERS ADVISORY BOARD Anacortes Klondike Gold Rush National Thomas Lowe Fleischner, PhD Bellevue Historical Park Prescott College, Arizona Bellingham Lenati Clover Park Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Art Kruckeberg, PhD Everett Professor Emeritus, Botany, McNett Evergreen, Colorado University of Washington Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust Ferndale Mount Vernon Police Department Estella Leopold, PhD Friday Harbor National Outdoor Leadership School Professor Emeritus, Botany, La Conner National Phenology Network University of Washington Lake Chelan National Park Foundation Lopez Island Richard Louv Ninkasi Lynnwood Author of Last Child in the Woods North Cascades National Park Methow Valley North Coast Credit Union Chip Jenkins Northwest Communications Mount Vernon Deputy Director, Pacfic West Region Northwest Youth Corps Port Townsend National Park Service Oregon Zoo, Zoo Animal Redmond Renton Rob Iwamoto Presenters Program Forest Supervisor Sedro-Woolley Opportunity Council Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Padilla Bay National Estuarine Seattle (retired) Research Reserve Shoreline Peoples Bank Tacoma Michael Napier Vice President Remote Medical International Vancouver, WA Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Ross Lake Resort FARM PARTNERS Seattle City Light Robert Michael Pyle, PhD Blue Heron Farm Skagit State Bank Author, Conservationist and Lepidopterist Nerka Sea Frozen Salmon Skagit County Emergency Nooksack Delta Ranch John Reynolds Medical Services Moka Joe Coffee Director Pacific Northwest Region, Skagit County Parks and Recreation Osprey Hill Farm National Park Service (retired) Skagit County Youth and Family Services Taylor Shellfish Farm Skagit Environmental Endowment Chuck Robinson Viva Farms Commission Owner, Village Books; former President, Jones Creek Farm American Booksellers Association Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group 14 THANK YOU DONORS! 2012 ANNUAL REPORT | NCASCADES.ORG
Ann Childs and Stephen Thornton $200 to $499 Dale and Sharon Evans Corwin Fergus via the Elizabeth Adobe Systems Incorporated Fergus Foundation Douglas and Maria Bayer GE Foundation Foundation Harrington-Schiff Foundation David and Victoria Benoliel Chip and Laurie Jenkins Curtis Allred and Barbara Braun Edwin and Mary Langbein Debra and Robert Brodie Chris and Valerie Legler Mary and Tom Brucker Michele and Robert Liburdy David Cheyette and Libby Mills and Rusty Kuntze Cynthia Todd New Belgium Brewing Company Naomi Cohen Barbara Rutecki and Steven and Rebecca Cooper Mark Weisberg Scott Davis $250,000 and above BF Schaetti Philanthropy Fund Ann DeMarrais Adele and William Behn Seattle Foundation Darwin and Suzan DeVore Elizabeth Berggren North Cascades Environmental Charles and Phyllis Self Alice and Pete Dewell Lynn Best Learning Center Fund, SmartWool Advocacy Fund Sunnie Empie Sarah Bierschwale The Seattle Foundation David and Barbara Sussman Knappa High School- Judy and Marv Blount Rick and Suzy Titcomb Avarie Fitzgerald Leo and Teresa Bodensteiner $50,000 to $249,999 Maggie Weisberg BP Fabric of America Fund Brad Borland Saul and Shelley Weisberg Thomas Gedosch Pam Borso Anonymous John and May Gerstle Kate Bradley Skagit Environmental $500 to $999 Jeff and Janet Giesen Jane Brandt Endowment Commission Jeanne Glick Geary and Mary Britton-Simmons Paul and Debbi Brainerd Jamie and Julian Andersen Barbara Grant Amy Brown James and Lynelle Beaulaurier Alan Greenbaum Buffalo Exchange $25,000 to $49,999 Paul Brookshire and Jennifer Hahn Laura Busby Melissa Mullins David and Molly Hashimoto Phyllis Busby Ginny Darvill Joyce and Rabel Burdge Philip Higuera Terry Butler Henry M. Jackson Foundation Cedar Road Publishing - Keith Horton Nancy Callan Mount Baker-Snoqualmie House of Mercy Music Neil and Patt Jorgensen Jennifer and Robert Campbell National Forest Barbara and Ross Craigie Bob and Cindy Klein Frances Carr John and Wendy DePaolis Barry and Dawn Landau Catherine Carter $10,000 to $24,999 Deborah DeWolfe Cassondra and Sean Lucey Ann Chaikin Michael and Shannon Flory Len and Sue Madison Chao Qia and Hui Zhen Chen Alcoa Foundation Jim Ford Ted and Deb Martin Daniel and Martha Chesluk The Burning Foundation Alan Fritzberg and The Mehalchin Family Katie Chipko Bill and Trice Booth Lisbeth Hadden-Fritzberg George Thornton and Lee Miller The Cole Family Darby Foundation Barbara Grant Chris Moench The Daller Family Emily Nugent Jean Gorton and Charles Monty Jeanne Muir and Art Brochet Frank Choltco-Devlin Catherine and David Hall Michael Napier Beverly and Terry Conner $5,000 to $9,999 The Huisman Family Sarah Navarre Lee Cordova Candy and Dick James Neal and Carol Nicolay Julie Coryell Nancy Burnett Conservation Northwest Susan Crampton Sonya and Tom Campion via the Bellingham Anne Crandall Seattle Foundation Therese Ogle Bill and Pat Culkin Judy Chapman and Carl Johansen Patricia Otto Kristin deLancey Drs. Sterling and Sandra Clarren Kasey and Lee Potzler Richard DeWaard Fred Meyer Corporation James Ridgley Jan and Louis Doescher Humanities Washington Carl Rinder Annette Dong JiJi Foundation Mamie Rockafellar Lani Donohoe DV and Ida McEachern David Allan and Marcy Shapley Al Dorow and Jody Ericson Dorow Charitable Trust Sandy Alice and Steven Nason Debbi and Al Downs National Park Foundation Abby Sussman Rebecca Drury National Forest The Venable Family Michelle Dumas Foundation Walter Brodie and Linda Versage Mitchell and Wendy Eckert REI Louis Weisberg Ruth Egger Barry and Dawn Landau Peter Jackson and Laurie Werner David Elkins $2,500 to $4,999 David and Linda Leisy April Williamson Karl Essig Harriet and Stanley Litt Amy Wilcox and Andy Szurek The Evans Family Clif Bar Family Foundation John Miles and Susan Morgan Cathy Wissink Dave and Beth Fitch ERM Group Foundation Stan Miller Chris and Laura Fisher Microsoft Matching Gifts Organically Grown Company $199 and under Georgene Fitzgerald Outdoor Youth Connections Brian and Debby Peterman Brian Flaherty Brian and Joan Poor Robert Ricks Anonymous Carol Flexer Byron Ricks and Maren Dianne Riter Brian Adams Lindsey Frallic VanNostrand Family Alan Shurman Suzanne Adams Leslie Franzen Skagit County Nasrin Tabatabaie Eileen and Lyle Anderson Albert and Susan Fuchs Jeffris Wood Foundation Steve and Jenny Taylor Kent and Pam Anderson Laurin M. Gaudinier John Singlaub Tanya Anderson Neil and Sonjia Gavin $1,000 to $2,499 Rachel VanDeMark Terry Anderson Bill Gaylord Paul Reavley and Denise Weeks Sharon Babcock Kristen and Kristofer Gilje Peter Balise Lee Whitford Martin Barron Kirk Giloth Howard Berglund and Nan McKay Elizabeth and Richard Bedient Ronit Gourarie Bill Bowser and Connie McLaughlin Bowser 15 Deborah and Geoff Gowens Miguel Llanos Karen and Richard Prince Don Wick Allen and Carol Gown The Language Exchange Cheryl Raleigh-Duroff David Wiggs and Theresa Schmidt Jessica Haag Orawan and Robert Layne Jane and Jay Reich Kristen Whitehead Pat Hammond Maggie Lau Betty Renkor Carolyn Wood Erica and Jonathan Hansen Andrie Leaf Frances Rice Codi Hamblin and James Wood James Hansen Esther Lewis The Rich Family Susan K Wood David and Vivien Hanson Kendra Liddicoat Susan Woodside George Hare Susan Liddicoat Suze Woolf James Hattori Margaret Jahn and Barbara and Robert Wright Katherine and Melvin Haug Mark Lindenbaum Kathy Young Jan Healy Andrew Lindenburgh Heather Scott and Geoff Yule Sue Ellen Heflin Alice Litton Patricia Zaradic Theresa Heiler John Lobdell Elsie and Richard Zarnowitz Ann Henry Carlos Lugo Harry and Elizabeth Herdman Andrew Luk In-Kind Kristen Van Hersett Kristin Lundgren Kiira Heymann Edythe Lurie Kate Bradley John Hogan Andrew Jason Malcomb Columbia Sportswear Sheila Holtgrieve Joan DeClaire and Mark Malone John D’Onofrio Ken and Patti Holz Mary Chaney and Michael Maier Lise Grace John Horner Brenda Cunningham and Molly Hashimoto Merinda Houx Tim Manns Elaine and Chris Richards Mike Heaston and Anne Hubka Craig and Mary Marincovich Sally and Skye Richendrfer Melitta Wagner-Heaston Frances Ambrose and Steve Hunter Jed Marshall Alexander Ripley Ed and Mary Henderson John Douglas Marshall Maren and Matt Robertson Jerry Jewell Maree Martin Jerry Rutherford Jill Lightner Peter Mitchell Jason Ruvelson Joe’s Canoe Rentals Richard Monroe Terry Newcomb and Patty Ryan John Marzluff Sally Luttrell-Montes and Paul The Savage Family Anne and Jack Middleton Montes Erika Schwarzwald Bo Miller Mary Montgomery City of Seattle Matching Gifts Lorraine McConaghy Miller and Sharon Myers Randy Self Carolyn McEnvoy Kevin and Mary McGoffin Steven Seto Cynthia McGuiness Amy McIlvaine David and Joan Shannon McNett Corporation Cheryl McMillan Marian Shinobu Mount Baker-Snoqualmie Guy Miller Katey Simetra National Forest Sandra Miller John and Tonda Smit National Park Service Eleanor Mischaikow Craig and Kathryn Smith Outdoor Research Gerry Hutson Kris and Carl Molesworth Garry Smith Ross Lake Resort Sandra Ingalls Marlene and Robert Moore Beverly Robertson Smith Andy Porter The Inocencio/McClear Family Jan Morgan Dick and Irene Simpson Byron Ricks Sego Jackson Fionnuala Morrish Cherie Singer John Scurlock Mark Janicke David Bennett and Anatole Nagy Michelle Sitz Seattle Parks and Recreation Melissa Johnson Trish Navarre Else Sokol Seattle City Light Richard Johnson Karna Nelson Paul Sardasy and Sheila Sondik Don Slack Alden Jones Frank and Saiko Spady Student Conservation Association Amy Karlson Arun Sathanur and Smitha Sripathy Saul Weisberg Anne and Loyd Kaufman Bristol-Myers Squibb Lee Whitford Karen Kaushansky Jane and John Stephens Walter Corbin and Ray Stewart Gayle Keith-Ashley Jaye Stover Jay Kelly Heidi Sullivan Sheila Kelly David and Linda Swenton Carol Kelm Kate Szurek Barbara and James Kenney Peter Szydlowski Barbara and Tobey King Margaret Tally Gerald and Sonya King Sarah Thomas Lisa Bean King George Thornton Randy and Sally King Becky Fletcher and Kevin Tighe Jim Hopper and Maggie Kinsella Jane Neubauer Lorraine Toly Linden Klein Dareth Newley Bill and Julie Toomey Kristin Kluge Dean Edmonson and Kristin Tregillus Ken Kirtz Catherine Norton The Troka/Watson Family Bob and Byrna Klavano Holly O’Neill Douglas Moser and Paula Jesse Kleinman Ayako Okuyama-Donofree Tsitsiragos We make every effort to include The Kiver Family Ellen Ostheller James Tucker every donor on this list. If we Gayle Kness Janet Owens The Vance Family have made an error please Liz Knowles Bruce and Debra Parelskin Tamera Walker Angela Koellner Paul and Susan Parter Gypsy Walukones accept our apologies and notify Ann Kremer Kimberly Pate State of Washington our office of the discrepancy. Nate and Phyllis Kronenberg Marla Peele Laurie and Colin Ward Thanks for your support! Yvonne Kuperberg The Peregrine Family Anne Jungerman and Grady Weber Karri LaBree Mark Hofto and Wendy Pickering Melanie Weiss Tom Lambright Paula Plumer Jon Riedel and Sarah Welch Brooke and Michael Larrabee Dixie and Thomas Porter John West
Photos clockwise: Karlie Rowland, Karlie Rowland, Rick Allen, Rick Allen, Institute Archives, Karlie Rowland, Rick Allen 16 HEADWATERS LEGACY CLUB
Sharon Babcock Beau MacGregor Brian and Joan Poor
David Bonn Linda and Mac MacGregor Dee and Chuck Robinson
Walter Brodie and Linda Versage Sue Madison Brian Scheuch
BJ Carol Connie McLaughlin Bowser Hannah Sullivan
Judy Chapman John Miles Andy Szurek
Gerry Cook Stan Miller Maggie Weisberg
Sharon and Dale Evans Kris Molesworth Shelley and Saul Weisberg
Jim Ford Jeanne Muir Lee Whitford
Jean Gorton Emily Nugent Amy Wilcox
Rusty Kuntze and Libby Mills Therese Ogle Jan Wilson
Michele and Robert Liburdy Brian and Debby Peterman
GIFTS IN HONOR OR MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS:
In memory of Fran Ford In memory of Israel Weisberg In honor of Erin Curtis Jim Ford Laura Berick Scott Mortenson
In honor Aleta and Matt Gromley In memory of Karan Bakke In honor of Wendolyn Chinn Beverly and C. L. Bakke Grandpa Jim and
ANNUAL REPORT | NCASCADES.ORG Grandma Kay In memory of Bip Sokol In memory of Roe Parr Shara Svendsen Else Sokol Jaye Stover 2012 In memory of In memory of Kevin LaFleur In memory of Elmer Severin Lang Lawrence Coachman Michelle Dumas & Ryan LaFleur Kristen Whitehead Martha and Morton Wood
In honor of Ray and Bonnie Carr In honor of Charles Stinson In honor of Ann H. Zwinger Kent and Pam Anderson and Gary Weiss Susan Zwinger Melanie Weiss In honor of Amy Brown In honor of Aneka Singlaub Peter Brown In memory of Doug Stufflebeam and John Sweeney Bets Stover Niki Singlaub In honor of Judy Chapman George Hare In honor of Derek Dexheimer In memory of Len Eisenberg Darielle Dexheimer Barbara Eisenberg
In memory of Irv Weisberg Maggie Weisberg
17 HAAG JESSICA LOOKING AHEAD In 2013, North Cascades Institute is committed to sustainable growth, increased efficiencies in all our programs and operations and continued excellence in serving the community. Some of our primary efforts include:
Youth Leadership Adventures We have combined two of our core programs for high
school students into one suite of programs called Youth Allen Rick Leadership Adventures. This change allows us to engage young people in activities that emphasize leadership, stewardship and adventure as well as increase efficiency in fundraising and logistical planning.
Mountain School We will grow and strengthen our keystone residential environmental education program for students, teachers and chaperones, introducing a new climate change curriculum as well as reaching out to new schools and preparing for future growth.
Citizen Science and Stewardship We will expand opportunities for volunteers to work on stewardship projects on local public lands. We are also developing signature field science projects that allow citizen volunteers to contribute to ongoing research in collaboration with the National Park Service and US Forest Service.
Health & Wellness We are developing measurable health and wellness goals for selected Institute programs. Our goal is to increase participants’ awareness of the health benefits of outdoor recreation and strengthen the fitness components of Institute programs.
National and Regional Collaboration We are working with residential environmental education centers throughout Washington to assess and strengthen our collective impact. We are also collaborating with residential centers based in National Parks across the country to strengthen collaboration with the National Park Service at a time of economic challenges for this core partner.
Graduate Program We are deepening our partnership with Huxley College of the Environment and Western Washington University, and engaging more Institute staff and agency partners as adjunct faculty in the graduate program.
Group Rentals Our Group Rental program has the potential to provide significant income to expand youth programs. In 2013, we will be making more dates and space available for special events including yoga and healing retreats, conferences, family reunions and hosting diverse groups.
Community As part of our focus on critical environmental issues, we will collaborate with the Whatcom Museum to present a four part speaker series as part of an upcoming exhibit – Vanishing Ice: Alpine and Polar Landscapes in Art. 18 COMMUNICATIONS
ncascades.org Our primary website used to present our programs, share information about the Institute and North Cascades Environmental Learning Center, offer online registration and solicit donations.
52,083 unique visitors went to ncascades.org for a total of 91,560 visits and 349,081 page views.
chattermarks.org Our blog on living, learning and teaching in the North Cascades. Edited in 2012 by Christen Kiser and Ryan Weisberg, Chattermarks shares stories from the Learning Center, North Cascades and greater Pacific Northwest, as well as photographs, natural history information and reports from Institute programs in the field.
17,139 unique visitors went to chattermarks.org for a total of 20,319 visits and 34,451 pageviews.
facebook.com/ncascades Daily posts sharing Institute news, photographs from the field, interesting links, regional conservation issues, special deals, contests and more tidbits from the North Cascades.
youtube.com/ncascades Videos including “The High Ridge: Twenty-Five Years in the North Cascades,” multimedia presentations of our youth programs and “The Art of Writing” series featuring talks by Gary Snyder, Terry Tempest
ANNUAL REPORT | NCASCADES.ORG Williams, Robert Michael Pyle and other literary figures.
2012 flickr.com/ncascades Collections of recent photos from Institute programs, including galleries showcasing Mountain School, Youth Leadership Adventures, the Graduate M.Ed. Program and more.
ncascades.tumblr.com A unique photo blog featuring a wide variety of beautiful Cascadian imagery specially selected from the Institute’s vast photography archives.
2012 Catalog In 2012, our annual program catalog was printed 100% carbon neutral with 100% post-consumer recycled content, saving 56 trees, 25,714 gallons of water, 23 million BTUs, 1,630 pounds of solid waste and 5,702 pounds of greenhouse gases!
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John Scurlock Thomas Wood anne chaikin
Jessica Newley Andy Porter
North Cascades Institute’s publications and online presence are widely regarded as beautiful, informative and inspiring. This is in large part because of the contributions of photographers and artists who have shared their work withus over the years. In 2012, our communications benefited from donations by Steph Abegg, Molly Hashimoto, Jocelyn Curry, Rick Allen, Jessica Newley, Andy Porter, Mark Turner, John Scurlock, Thomas Wood, Clint Hensley, Nick Mikula Thank you! Molly Hashimoto 20 2012 FINANCIALS
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of DECEMBER 31, 2012
ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 311,859 Operating reserve 1,515,741 Receivables, net 106,862 Inventory and other 113,042 Investments 2,666,486 Property and equipment, net 212,788 $ 4,926,778 LIABILITIES Accounts payable $ 43,475 Accrued expenses 59,762 Deferred revenue and other 28,471 131,708 NET ASSETS Unrestricted Undesignated 655,094 Board designated 3,690,000 Temporarily restricted 259,976 Permanently restricted endowment 190,000 4,795,070 NCASCADES.ORG
| TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 4,926,778
ANNUAL REPORT STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2012
2012 SUPPORT AND REVENUE Tuition and fees $ 369,585 Contracts 891,902 Special events, net 4,502 Bookstores (retail/outreach), net 124,872 Learning Center Fund (Seattle Foundation) 300,000 Government Grants 275,801 Foundation Grants 216,166 Contributions 234,955 In-kind contributions 291,165 Investment income 247,441 2,956,389
EXPENSES Programs 2,564,656 Management and general 217,753 Fundraising 103,584 2,885,993 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 70,396
21 Revenue Expenses Current Ratio Contributions: Management Current assets: 97% 18% Investments: 8% and general: 7% Fundraising: Endowment: 10% 4%
Grants: 17%
Earned Income: 47% Conservation Education: 89% Current liabilities: 3%
In 2012, Charity Navigator awarded us our 8th consecutive Four-Star rating for exemplary fiscal management and commitment to accountability and transparency (top 1% of NGOs)
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The condensed financial statements (presented on page 21) reflect North Cascades Institute’s complete set of financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2012, which have been audited by Jones & Associates LLC CPAs. They present fairly, in all material respects, the Institute’s financial position in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. The Institute’s audited financial statements and the independent auditors report can be found at ncascades.org
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