Audubon Nature Institute 2017 Annual Report From the President

In this world of algorithms, metrics, “likes,” and “friends,” numbers take on new significance. For those of us interested in nature, the numbers give us pause. Endangered wildlife, disappearing natural places, oceans filled with plastic trash—numbers around these issues can be discouraging. But, at Audubon Nature Institute, we have numbers that shine a ray of hope.

Our 2017 Annual Report is, at its core, a report of our financials. One of Audubon’s From the President Page 1 primary objectives is to “operate a financially self-sufficient collection of museums and parks.” It’s a pledge we renew every day as we work with donors, members, guests, and Board other supporters who depend on our organization to wisely use the resources they give us. Commission Foundation Page 2 Because of this careful management, we have an impact on other numbers just as central to our mission­—the number of underserved children we welcome, the number Our Mission Page 3 of endangered species programs we participate in, the number of injured animals we treat and release back into local waters, the number of excellent students earning free Audubon 2017 Page 4 memberships for achieving good grades.

Social Conversations Page 25 Our 2017 Annual Report reflects these numbers, all made possible by you—our donors, members, guests, and community. Through involvement with Audubon, your efforts are Our Future Page 26 creating hope locally and around the world. From everyone here at Audubon Nature Institute, thank you for all you do and for being an essential part of our family. Financial Summary Page 27

Donor Acknowledgments Page 28 L. Ronald Forman Stay Connected Page 37 President and CEO, Audubon Nature Institute

1 An African serval is one of Audubon Audubon Commission Audubon Nature Institute Zoo’s Animal Ambassadors, teaching J. Kelly Duncan: President Board of Directors visitors memorable lessons about Daniel O. Conwill IV: First Vice President wildlife and conservation. Christopher Bardell: Chairman Boysie Bollinger: Second Vice President Lynes R. Sloss: First Vice Chair Linda G. Baum: Secretary Mark C. Romig: Second Vice Chair K. Barton Farris, MD: Treasurer Dr. Willard Dumas, DDS: Recording Secretary Bart Farris: Corresponding Secretary Gayle Benson Vincent J. Palumbo: Treasurer Storey Charbonnet Wilmer Jacobs: Parliamentarian Leila Eames Joseph A. Jaeger, Jr.: Immediate Past Chairman Frances G. Fayard Ludovico Feoli Leah Brown Ashley Francis Hunter Cazes Deborah D. Harkins Jennifer D. Charpentier, MD Bruce R. Hoefer, Jr. Henry L. Coaxum, Jr. Beth Lambert Cecile V. Colhoun Olivia Manning Leslie Gottsegen, DDS Christopher Meeks Deirdre O. Hooper, MD Catherine Morrell Steve Kupperman Field Ogden, MD Dennis Lauscha Coleman Ridley F. Theodore Le Clercq Pamela Ryan Anne Long Norma Jane Sabiston Quentin Messer Ravi Sangisetty Peter Moss Charles C. Teamer, Sr. Steve Perry Carol B. Wise Julie Quinn Charles L. Rice, Jr. Audubon Nature Institute Virginia Rowan Michael Smith Foundation Board Cleveland Spears Susu Stall Boysie Bollinger: Chairman Bernard Vanderlinden Charles C. Teamer Sr.: Vice Chairman Katherine B. Werner Thomas D. Westfeldt Linda G. Baum Qiana Wiggins Catherine H. Cary Dr. Willard Dumas, DDS Leslie Gottsegen, DDS Joe Jaeger Peter E. Moss

2 Audubon Nature Institute Mission and Purpose

Audubon Nature Institute Purpose Celebrating the Wonders of Nature is a 501(c)3 not for profit that operates a family of Vision Creating a family of museums and parks dedicated to nature museums and parks dedicated to nature. Mission Eight objectives support our mission: Working together, we create a bright future • Provide a guest experience of outstanding quality. for generations to come. • Exhibit the diversity of wildlife. • Preserve native Louisiana habitats. • Educate our diverse audience about the natural world. • Enhance the care and survival of wildlife through research and conservation. • Provide opportunities for recreation in natural settings. • Operate a financially self-sufficient collection of museums and parks. • Weave quality entertainment through the Audubon Zoo guest experience. ACCREDITED • Audubon Park and Riverview Audubon Aquarium Our family • Audubon Zoo of the Americas of museums • Audubon Aquarium of the Americas ACCREDITED • Entergy Giant Screen Theater and parks • Woldenberg Riverfront Park • Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium Freeport-McMoRan dedicated • Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center Audubon Species • Audubon Louisiana Nature Center Survival Center to nature • Audubon Wilderness Park CERTIFIED 3 TOP STORIES

4 Gorilla Numbers Game It’s the number of primary colors, and, according to the Pythagoreans, the first true number. For basketball fans, it’s points earned for a shot beyond the arc. But, for Audubon Zoo in 2017, the number three had deeper meaning as changes were launched in the group of primates under our care. Three gorillas made new homes at Audubon Zoo in 2017, increasing opportunities for conservation breeding that could boost numbers and diversify the genetics of these highly endangered animals. While Audubon Zoo welcomed gorillas Okpara, Alafia, and Tumani, international animal conservation scientists were planning more moves in 2018, each carefully calculated to maximize the potential for baby primates in Audubon’s future.

5 Groundbreaking Partnerships Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center welcomed the first group of animals from San Diego Zoo Global as part of an innovative partnership between the two animal conservation leaders to bolster populations of declining species. The collaboration—Alliance for Sustainable Wildlife—is a modern-day ark to preserve animals that are vulnerable in the wild and sustain populations in human care. The first arrivals included reticulated giraffe, sable, bongo, okapi, common eland, and yellow-backed duiker. Based on the conservation premise that a few hundred is a few hundred too few, the Alliance focuses on animals that live in large herds or flocks. These are species that by their very TM nature need space for large populations to be viable, sustainable breeding groups.

6 Rediscovering Nature in the East When a cherished community resources comes back to life after a long hiatus, that’s cause for celebration. Audubon Louisiana Nature Center in New Orleans East reopened in 2017 after recovering from the devastating blow of Hurricane Katrina. Was it worth the wait? Check out the smiles on the faces above, just some of the first visitors who came to the Nature Center to experience a beautiful new interpretive center, winding boardwalks through forests and swamps, and tranquil nature trails that are home to an array of Louisiana wildlife.

7 Plastics Awareness—and Action The looming threat of single-use plastics to our environment became alarmingly evident in 2017, and Audubon Nature Institute joined with other conservation organizations to battle it. The City of New Orleans recognized Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in 2017 as we joined nineteen other aquariums across the country to initiate a shift away from these destructive plastics and build market demand for alternatives. The process began, for example, for Audubon gift shops to phase out single-use plastic bags and look toward offering water in aluminum cans. The New Orleans City Council commended the Aquarium for its leadership in educating the public about the harmful effects of plastic trash and alternatives that are better for our environment­—especially our oceans. 8 OUR ANIMALS

9 Animal Babies It’s a high-stakes numbers game for species around the world. Conservation organizations everywhere work to boost numbers of endangered and disappearing animals. It’s a tough fight, but at Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, Audubon Zoo, and all our museums and parks, we’re committed to saving animals.

At Audubon Zoo, for example, we had good news to report in 2017 with 44 endangered or vulnerable animals born. The celebrated births included two black-and-white ruffed lemurs, a Colobus monkey, and the Barasingha deer (pictured left). At the Survival Center, a baby bongo arrived in December.

What facility had the most babies? Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium welcomed record-breaking new additions, both on-site and at the Audubon Insect Rearing Facility (IRF) in New Orleans East. The IRF maintains a large quantity of insects numbering in the thousands for the Butterfly Garden and Insectarium and includes housing extra bugs along with those they breed and raise in the lab.

Which group of animals had the most births or hatchings? It’s not the mammals! Audubon Zoo’s reptile department had 74 reptile hatchings and births as well as 57 new Vulnerable, endangered, or critically amphibians in 2017. endangered species born at the Zoo in 2017. 44 10 Amazing Insects In 2017, Audubon entomologists bred tarantula hawks for the first time. These insects made their local debut at Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, and are teaching visitors about the beauty of this very large wasp that preys on spiders. Insect experts hope to repeat the tarantula hawk breeding success in 2018. While breeding numbers for many species may number in the double digits, for insects, breeding goals can reach into Ruby Arrives the thousands. The Aquarium welcomed Ruby to the Audubon family At Audubon’s in early 2017. This young endangered sea otter was Insect Rearing rescued and rehabilitated after being abandoned as Facility, entomologists a day-old pup off the California coast. She captured house bugs both from other hearts at the Aquarium, but who knew she was psychic countries and inside the United as well? In December, Ruby successfully picked the States, along with the insects bred right winner of the 2018 Sugar Bowl via strategic selection of on-site. Some beetles take as long as three a ’Bama ice treat, prompting a rousing chorus of “Roll years to mature, and some stick insect eggs Tide!” from onlookers. may take as long as nine months to hatch!

11 EDUCATION

12 Love to Learn Want to see the impact of Audubon Nature Institute’s education outreach? Just count the number of buses lining up in front of our attractions. School children spill out by the thousands, brimming with excitement that is energizing. That kind of learning goes on all year long at Audubon Nature Institute, even off the public pathways and outside of regular operating hours. For example, in 2017 the Zoo’s education team taught our guests about the wonders of wildlife, helping create a memorable experience that transcends generations. At the Aquarium, visitors drew inspiration from the impressive Great Maya Reef. Learning took a leap at the Butterfly Garden and Insectarium when visitors sampled dishes made with insects, and visitors explored our local Louisiana wildlife at the Nature Center. 13 Touching Hearts and Minds Entomologist for a Day More than one hundred animals under Audubon’s care The staff at the Butterfly Garden and Insectarium had have a special mission: to serve as Animal Ambassadors, some help when eight-year-old Cameron Foret was reaching out for a unique impact on guests. While many awarded a coveted spot as an Audubon Entomologist animals in Audubon’s population live in habitats carefully for a day. “Cam has loved insects since she was a designed to be like the wild, Animal Ambassadors are toddler,” her parents said. She was so inspired by trained to meet guests face-to-face. In 2017 these her visit to the Butterfly Garden and Insectarium she wonderful ambassadors for wildlife included Maui, a began collecting specimens of her own, researching military macaw; Chobe, an African serval; Aragogra the species, and keeping a field journal. She also saved her tarantula; and the unforgettable Mr. Miyagi, a Eurasian allowance to buy pet hissing cockroaches! Shadowing eagle-owl that trained for flight demonstrations in the Audubon staff, Cam worked in the butterfly garden, fed Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Through careful, patient, bugs, talked to guests about roaches, and still couldn’t and humane conditioning by Audubon animal experts, get enough. Her experience is a heartwarming example these ambassadors inspire future conservationists, of igniting a spark in the next generation and fostering a creating hope for our planet. love of learning.

14 Education Events Fun-filled events entertained and educated with irresistible offerings such as Hoppy Thanksgiving, Crawloween, and Chocolate Covered Insects Day at the Butterfly Garden and Insectarium. At the Zoo, there was ZOObilation and Earth Fest, while the Aquarium hosted World Wetlands Day and SEAlebration. The Nature Center proudly held its first Fall Festival for visitors who came to enjoy the great outdoors. Education programing again included the popular Zoo Camps, home school classes, Aqua School, and wildlife presentations. New programs included evening flashlight tours at the Nature Center.

15 Reef Rescuers The Aquarium took a deep dive into virtual reality with Reef Rescue, where visitors became Reef Rangers and helped restore the undersea home of two Great Barrier Reef resident fish named Sting and Bob. Along the way, guests took home an appreciation for the underwater worlds, learning how important they are to the entire planet.

Teaching Teachers Teacher workshops at Audubon in 2017 Beyond Books covered topics ranging from deep ocean In 2017 Audubon education programs inspired hands- exploration to new state science standards. Audubon on learning for students with 1,207 outreach and school even hosted a sleepover at Audubon Louisiana programs. Animals are always a hit, especially when Nature Center to introduce teachers to all the great combined with biofacts and irresistible presentations. In resources at that recently-reopened gem. Audubon addition to schools, Audubon’s four education outreach is especially grateful to the new Teacher Advisory vehicles—the ZOOmobile sponsored by Shell, AquaVan Council, made up of teachers from across content sponsored by Chevron, Wetland Express sponsored by areas and grades. They are Audubon’s ambassadors The New Orleans Pelicans, and Bugmobile—continued throughout the area and also provide valuable their mission of traveling to daycare centers, rehabilitation guidance to Audubon’s team in creating programming centers, nursing homes, and churches. and meeting the changing needs of today’s teachers. CONSERVATION

Conservation Report Audubon Nature Institute’s complete 2017 Conservation Report is available online with more details about our conservation animals, programs, and progress.

AudubonNatureInstitute.org/Conservation-Report

17 Raye’s Big Year 2017 was a big year for Raye, a Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle brought to Audubon’s Coastal Wildlife Network (CWN) after being found injured and dehydrated, tangled in fishing line. After an eight-month recovery at CWN, Raye was released back into his home waters near Lake Charles by CWN, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, and the fisherman who initially rescued him.

It’s a Girl It didn’t take long for the conservation partnership between Audubon Nature Institute and San Diego Zoo Global to script a significant success story: the birth of a baby Eastern bongo, a critically endangered species of antelope battling for survival in the jungles and forests of Africa. Born in December at Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center, the young calf is in good health and is a welcomed member of the new herd.

18 Dining with the Sharks Seats at the adventurous Summer of Sustainability dining series sold out fast in 2017. Acclaimed New Orleans chefs from Audubon’s Gulf United for Lasting Fisheries Chef Council and Restaurant Partnership Program offered irresistible dishes highlighting sustainable bounty from the Gulf of Mexico at settings such as the Aquarium’s Gulf of Mexico habitat. The popular program Kickstarting Survival was poised for continued success in 2018. We’re not really supposed to have favorites, so would it be okay to admit that penguins hold a special place in the hearts of all of us at Audubon? Guests agree – the Crane Count penguin habitat at the Aquarium is a favorite spot, and An even dozen—that’s the number of endangered a penguin encounter is a most sought-after experience. whooping cranes Audubon experts helped return to the But that’s not the only reason Audubon embraced the wild during 2017 through a new partnership with Chevron “Invest in the Nest” kickstarter project along with zoo and the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. and aquarium colleagues around the world in 2017. The Both whooping cranes and endangered Mississippi American Zoo and Aquarium Association collaborative sandhill cranes were hatched in 2017 as part of Alliance project raised almost $200,000 to build 1,500 nests for Sustainable Wildlife, a partnership program between in penguin colonies across Namibia and South Africa. Audubon and San Diego Zoo Global at Freeport- Those are numbers that add up to increased chances of McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center. survival for the world’s endangered African penguins.

19 COMMUNITY

20 Audubon is for Everyone Each new year offers new opportunities to bring the magic of an Audubon experience to everyone throughout our community and beyond. In 2017, minority and underserved guests celebrated the wonders of nature through Audubon’s Community Outreach Program and other efforts. From special events that showcased cultural heritage to admission discount offerings, Audubon facilities and programs were accessible to and enjoyed by all.

21 Rewarding Excellence Certified Inclusive The longstanding partnership that Audubon Nature Audubon celebrated certification by KultureCity in Institute and New Orleans Museum of Art have with 2017. Audubon Aquarium of the Americas was the the Patrick F. Taylor Foundation continued to blossom first aquarium to earn the distinction and Audubon during the academic year ending in 2017. A record- Zoo was among the first zoos in the country to setting 211,582 students took part in the program that become certified. The goal is to increase accessibility rewards excellence in the classroom. As part of this throughout Audubon’s museums for visitors with special program Audubon Nature Institute held two days with free sensory processing needs while promoting inclusive admission at the Zoo, Aquarium, and Butterfly Garden experiences. Audubon staff went through special and Insectarium for Taylor Students and Scholars to visit training to create an inclusive community where play with their families. and learning connect for all families.

22 The Business of Community Volunteers All across Audubon, volunteers contribute time and In 2017, Audubon’s purchases from diverse suppliers effort to helping us Celebrate the Wonders of Nature. totaled nearly $4.1 million. In partnership with Good They play an essential role in Audubon’s success. In Work Network, Audubon’s “Lunch and Learn’’ sessions 2017, the volunteer corps worked 65,586 hours, and encouraged local women- and minority-owned Audubon honored Glenn Ousset for his many years of firms to learn about opportunities at Audubon and volunteer service at the Nature Center. included painters, general contractors, geotechnical and engineering services, marketing firms, catering companies, welders, electricians and landscape Facility Volunteers Hours Worked architects. Good Work Network supports small Zoo 802 38,151 businesses to help them improve their skills, realize Aquarium 381 20,846 their full potential and become active participants in the Insectarium 16 1,794 local economy. Audubon hoped to add more of these Survival Center 39 2,051 suppliers in 2018. Nature Center 414 2,571 Park and Golf 26 173 23 Free Concerts in the Park Back by popular demand, Audubon hosted Music Under the Oaks, a complimentary concert series in Audubon Park at the Newman Bandstand. Presented by Bellwether Technology and IBERIABANK, both the spring and fall series continued to be popular events. “IBERIABANK is thrilled to continue this partnership,’’ said IBERIABANK New Orleans Market President Hunter Hill. “The concerts are free and a great way to bring our community together.’’ Bellwether President Poco Sloss stated, “The concerts are wonderful community events where friends and families may enjoy music from local, talented musicians in a spectacular setting.” A New Place to Play Thanks to a generous donation from Saints star quarterback Joining the Fun Drew Brees and wife Brittany through their Brees Dream From military discounts to Parish Appreciation Days, Foundation, Audubon Park visitors enjoyed a pioneering Audubon offered fun for everyone. A great example is the playground that opened in 2017 offering inclusive recreational traditional Mother’s Day event at Audubon Zoo, presented opportunities for children—and adults—of all abilities. by Children’s Hospital and Touro Infirmary in 2017, where moms got complimentary admission and everyone The new Walnut Street Playground, located at the front of was treated to a concert by local favorite Irma Thomas. Audubon Park near St. Charles Avenue, promotes interactive Discount admissions throughout the year were offered to physical, cognitive, visual, and hearing experiences for all. groups that included the United States Military, and City of New Orleans and State of Louisiana employees.

24 2017 Social Conversations

FACEBOOK The new inclusive 285,536 Engagements playground opens in Audubon Park Facebook, Instagram, Twitter thanks to a generous donation from Saints quarterback 330,000+ Followers Drew Brees and wife Brittany. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter 446,547 Reached 115,490 Views INSTAGRAM 17,031 Clicks Most Engaged Hashtags 10,480 Reactions #audubonzoo 5,909 Likes #savingspecies 2,382 Loves 263,997 Views YouTube INSTAGRAM One of the most popular Instagram posts in 2017 54,047 Minutes was the announcement YouTube video with the most of an endangered watch time: “Sea Otter Ruby’s Bongo born at the Survival Center. Arrival at Audubon Aquarium” 25 Still Ahead Each passing year brings more optimism about what’s to come. Through synergy we create together, our efforts have more impact than they would if we were all acting alone. In 2018, this synergy will bring progress on the expansive new lions habitat, as philanthropists Joy and Boysie Bollinger help us “return the roar” to Audubon Zoo with the largest single gift the Zoo has received from a private donor. The Zoo’s Jaguar Jungle exhibit will get a new nocturnal habitat with fascinating “creatures of the night,” along with a unique play area.

We’ll also celebrate a new shark experience at the Aquarium, more beautiful bugs at the Butterfly Garden and Insectarium, and a trip to the stars at the Nature Center. Countless thousands will reconnect with nature strolling through Audubon Park or Woldenberg Riverfront Park. All this is possible thanks to the continuing efforts of our donors, members, employees, volunteers, and guests working together with Audubon. 26 Facilities Managed by Audubon Nature Institute

2017 Financials AquariumRiverfront and Park Zoo andAudubon Park Butterflyand InsectariumGarden Survival Center Nature Center TOTALS

OPERATING REVENUES AND SUPPORT*

Admissions $10,064,380 $5,428,070 $1,743,390 $830 — $17,236,670 Food Service, Catering & Gift Shops 4,096,510 10,208,680 473,840 — — 14,779,030 Membership 2,555,590 2,570,590 567,910 — — 5,694,090 Recreation & Education 697,720 2,517,950 64,030 — 11,460 3,291,160 Marketing, Events & Public Relations 331,600 251,450 — — — 583,050 Other 602,270 294,800 23,120 216,410 — 1,136,600

NON-OPERATING ITEMS*

Dedicated Tax Millage 3,565,000 535,000 ** 400,000 — — 4,500,000 Fundraising Transfer to Operations 258,880 441,120 41,970 1,301,190 350 2,043,510

TOTAL REVENUES $22,171,950 $22,247,660 $3,314,260 $1,518,430 $11,810 $49,264,110

OPERATING EXPENSES*

Operations & Maintenance 5,133,520 6,576,550 944,120 895,700 — 13,549,890 Curatorial Activities 1,774,600 4,145,910 822,680 871,470 — 7,614,660 Food Service, Catering & Gift Shops 3,167,570 9,096,150 299,320 — — 12,563,040 Member Services 420,560 433,220 93,510 — — 947,290 Recreation, Education & Guest Services 1,464,430 3,571,940 340,640 324,940 124,860 5,826,810 Marketing, Events & Public Relations 799,580 1,357,230 322,470 — — 2,479,280 Administration, Personnel & Information Systems 2,864,320 2,833,530 90,410 47,120 16,300 5,851,680

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $15,624,580 $28,014,530 $2,913,150 $2,139,230 $141,160 $48,832,650

EXCESS (DEFICIT) OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES $6,547,370 ($5,766,870) $401,110 ($620,800) ($129,350) $431,460

ADDITIONS TO CAPITAL ASSETS $1,007,220 $6,622,680 $0 $2,508,340 $2,091,720 $12,229,960

* Excludes capital revenues and expenditures, and the depreciation associated with buildings and fixed exhibitry. ** Dedicated solely to Audubon Zoo 27 DONORS, PATRONS, AND SPONSORS We extend a special thank you to our donors. We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported the animals, projects, and programs of Audubon Nature Institute in 2017. While we are unable to list every donor in this Annual Report, please know that we acknowledge and appreciate your generosity.

Audubon Project and The Theresa Bittenbring Marque Lifetime Donors Bollinger Foundation and John Henry Marque Fund Program Donors We acknowledge our Lifetime Joy and Boysie Bollinger National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Donors, who created the Audubon The Booth-Bricker Fund National Marine Sanctuary Foundation of today and are building the Bories, Schleiff, and Smith Families A Friend of Audubon National Oceanic and Atmospheric Audubon of tomorrow. BP America, Inc. American Shrimp Processors Association Administration BP Foundation, Inc. Margaret Bayard Mrs. Myrtis L. Nims A Friend of Audubon Breaux Mart, Inc. The Bee Cause Project Pan-American Life Insurance Group A Friend of Audubon Park The Brees Family Joy and Boysie Bollinger PepsiCo Americas Beverages Adams and Reese Succession of Noel Brou R. Douglas Bostick III M.D. Winifred and Kevin Reilly, Jr. Orthopedic Surgery Yvonne and Red Adams Foundation The Joe W. and Dorothy Dorsett RosaMary Foundation Brown Foundation Chevron Corporation Nancy and Richard Adkerson Shell Oil Company Kia and Christian Brown Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Succession of Bette Lou Albert Society for Environmental Education Fund Program Alex Beard Studio Suzanne and Michael Brown Peter and Susan Solomon Children’s Hospital American Shrimp Processors Association Succession of Mary Bruce Family Foundation Coypu Foundation Trust Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Bruce Bruckmann Rob Steeg and Family Entergy Environmental Initiatives Fund J. Aron Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mary Bryant Terminix - Vincent Palumbo Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Association of New Orleans Veterinarians Build-A-Bear Foundation, Inc. Trumbull Family Foundation Under the Will of Louis Feil AT&T Burrus Investment Group Tulane Health System Ruth U. Fertel Foundation Succession of Mary Atchley Cache Cache, Inc. University of New Orleans Folger Coffee Company The Azby Art Fund Patricia and William Caffray The Van der Linden Family Nicole and Mark Freeman Azby Fund The Calgary Zoological Society Elaine* and Bernard Van der Linden Pam Davis Friedler Susan, Joey and Sara Reaves Barataria-Terrebonne National Caroline and Murray Calhoun Lisa and Sanford Gottesman Lisa, Cary, Deborah and Blake Amann Estuary Program Canal Place Management, Inc. Greater New Orleans Foundation Whole Foods Market Roger Ogden and Kenneth Barnes Sue Ellen and Joseph Canizaro Astrid and Judah Hertz Zemurray Foundation Baton Rouge Area Foundation Capital One Bank Jefferson Parish Gayle and Tom* Benson Cathy and Rivie Cary Jewish Endowment Foundation of Louellen and Darryl Berger Richard Cashin Louisiana Sydney and Walda Besthoff Foundation Chalmette Refining, LLC Keller Family Foundation Nancy Aronson and Virginia Besthoff Chevron Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Better Than Ezra Foundation Chicago Zoological Society Fisheries The Blanchard Foundation Children’s Hospital Louisiana Environmental Education The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation CITGO Petroleum Corporation Commission Harry Blumenthal Cleco Corporation Louisiana State University Boh Foundation Anne and C.C. Clifton, Jr.*

28 Katherine and Ezra Cohen Federal Express Corporation Janice Heymann* Sherry and Alan Leventhal Dathel and Thomas Coleman Joan Hooper and Julian Feibelman Heymann-Wolf Foundation Family Foundation Jeanie and Peter Coleman Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Jeannie and Jubi Hillery Diana and Tom Lewis Minnie and James J. Coleman Under the Will of Louis Feil Conrad N. Hilton Foundation LEXUS of New Orleans The Colhoun Family Randy Fertel Hilton New Orleans Riverside Lincoln Park Zoo Richard C. Colton, Jr. Ruth U. Fertel Foundation HMSHost Corporation Lion’s Charities of District 8-S, Inc. ConocoPhillips Foundation Flora Family Foundation D. H. Holmes Company, Ltd. Lockheed Martin Michoud Space Systems Conwill Family Foundation Folger Coffee Company Deirdre and Christian Hooper Louisiana Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Ltd. The Angus R. Cooper II Family Nita Frantzen Kristen and André Hooper Louisiana Department of Agriculture Charitable Foundation Freeport Copper & Gold Hospital Corporation of America, Inc. / and Forestry Penny and Jim Coulter Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Tulane Health System Louisiana Department of Culture, Coypu Foundation Trust Ruthie and Louis Frierson Hotel Monteleone Recreation & Tourism Zoe and Ernesto Cruz Cheryl Frischhertz* Howard Hughes Medical Institute Louisiana Department of Wildlife Jane Culver* Frischhertz Electric Company, Inc. Humana, Inc. & Fisheries D A Exterminating Company, Inc. Garden Study Club of New Orleans Hyatt Regency New Orleans Louisiana Public Facilities Authority The John and Shirley Davies Foundation George Engine Company, Inc. Hyslop Shannon Foundation Louisiana Seafood Promotion Arthur Davis* Barbara Gervis IBERIABANK & Marketing Board Collins C. Diboll Private Foundation Estelle Friedman Gervis Family Foundation IBM Corporation Louisiana State University Dewitt Wallace - Reader’s Digest Fund Succession of Merle F. Gesell Institute of Museum and Library Services The LSG Charitable Foundation Diversified Specialty Printing, Inc. Gheens Foundation, Inc. International Matex Tank Terminals LSU Louisiana Sea Grant Dixie Brewing Company, Inc. Marian and Lawrence Gibbs International Shipholding Corporation The Lupin Foundation Dominion Exploration & Production, Inc. Mitchiner Gittinger Family Foundation Jefferson Parish Succession of Mona Mailhes Dominion Foundation Jerome S. Glazer Foundation The Erik F. Johnsen Family Foundation Maison Blanche Domino Sugar Goldring Family Foundation Eugenie & Joseph Jones Family Foundation The Theresa Bittenbring Marque and John Dow AgroSciences Max Good* Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone N. Jones III Henry Marque Fund Dow Chemical Company Charlotte Gottesman and Family JPMorgan Chase Nancy* and Mike Marsiglia The Dow Chemical Foundation Linda and Neil Baum Milton R. Kaack and Ethel Reilley Kaack Maryland Academy of Sciences Laura and Morris Gottesman Downtown Development District Philanthropic Trust MCC Real Estate Group Lisa and Sanford Gottesman The Michael B. Kehoe Family McCormick & Company / Zatarain’s Dr. G. H. Tichenor Antiseptic Company Marcia and William Rafkin Succession of Vallee Kehoe McDermott International, Inc. Carmen and Kelly Duncan Drs. Brad and Leslie Gottsegen Keller Family Foundation McDonald’s Operators of New Orleans R. Foster Duncan Family Fund Greater New Orleans Foundation Kentwood Springs Water John McIlhenny* Mickey Easterling* Greater New Orleans Pest Control El Paso Corporation Association Succession of Virginia Kock Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc. Succession of Dora Bonquois Ellis The William and Mary Greve Foundation Nancy and Herman Kohlmeyer Sidney Meyers* Entergy Charitable Foundation Gulf South Operators Vickie and Bryan Krantz Midwest Resales, Inc. Entergy Corporation Harper Family Foundation The Kresge Foundation Louise H. Moffett Family Foundation ExxonMobil PC and Dolores M. Havens Mara and Stephen Kupperman ExxonMobil Foundation Family Foundation Carly Triche and Xavier Labatie Anne Montgomery and Family Anne and William Grace, Jr. Cherise and Bart Farris Daniel B. and Carolyn Heard Foundation Margaret and Cliffe Laborde Alston and John Kerr III Amelia Lane* Mr.* and Mrs. Henri Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Family of Edward Heller Anne Montgomery James Favrot Astrid and Judah Hertz Sally and Jay Lapeyre Christa and Christopher Montgomery Frances and Calvin Fayard Susan and William Hess Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lemann The Nalco Foundation

29 National Council of Jewish Women Mimi Robinson U. S. Department of Housing Boh Foundation National Endowment for the Arts RosaMary Foundation and Urban Development Bories, Schleiff and Smith Families National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Rouse Management, Inc. U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service The Brees Family National Marine Sanctuary Foundation Royal Sonesta Hotel Union Pacific Foundation Kia and Christian Brown National Oceanic and Atmospheric Succession of Ruth Rueff United Energy Resources, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brown Administration The John J. & Mary R. Schiff Foundation University of New Orleans Caroline and Murray Calhoun National Science Foundation Scotia Howard Weil The Cecile and Gene Usdin Family Sue Ellen and Joseph Canizaro New Orleans Marriott Shell Oil Company Melanee and Steven Usdin Cathy and Rivie Cary New Orleans Pelicans Shell Oil Company Foundation, Inc. USTA Southern Tennis Association, Inc. Chevron Corporation New Orleans Saints Sheraton New Orleans The Van der Linden Family Minnie and James J. Coleman Elaine* and Bernard Van der Linden New Orleans Super Chevy Dealers Kitty and Stephen Sherrill Jeanie and Peter Coleman Association Susan, Joey and Sara Reaves Aimee and Mike Siegel Lisa, Cary, Deborah and Blake Amann Dathel and Thomas Coleman Mrs. Myrtis L. Nims Sara Simmonds Drs. Nell Pape* and William Waring The Colhoun Family Northshore Community Foundation Gulf Coralie Sloan* Conwill Family Foundation Relief Foundation Fund Ambassador* and Mrs. John G. Weinmann Liz and Poco Sloss Penny and Jim Coulter Office of Homeland Security and Wendy’s® Restaurants Emergency Preparedness Society for Environmental Education Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Westfeldt Domino Sugar Michelle and Field Ogden Helen and Curtis Sorrells Leah and Sandy Whann Brooke H. Duncan David Oreck Southern Scrap Material Company, Ltd. Wheeling Machine Products, Inc. Carmen and Kelly Duncan Marjory and E.J. Ourso* Square D Company Whitney Bank R. Foster Duncan Family Fund Ozone Spring Water Company St. Bernard Parish Government Frank Williams* Mr.* and Mrs. Henri Mortimer Favrot, Jr. The David and Lucile Packard Foundation State of Louisiana Theresa and K.C. Williams James P. Favrot Pan-American Life Insurance Group Melba and Moise Steeg* Dian C. and Thomas K. Winingder Frances and Calvin Fayard Park Plaza Hotel New Orleans Lynda and Leighton Steward Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Joan Hooper and Julian Feibelman Parkside Foundation Paulette and Frank Stewart Mary Wisdom* Randy Fertel Machelle and John Payne Superior Energy Services, Inc. Mary Freeman Wisdom Foundation Garden Study Club of New Orleans Pelican Homestead and Savings Association Suquet Family Charitable Fund Carol Wise Barbara Gervis PepsiCo Americas Beverages Tauck Foundation Edward Wisner Foundation Goldring Family Foundation Petroleum Helicopters, Inc. Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Woldenberg Foundation Drs. Leslie and Bradley Gottsegen Picadilly Restaurants, LLC Phyllis Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brent Wood Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Clement Havens Cathy and Hunter Pierson Tchoupitoulas Partners, Inc. Succession of Mae Wood Family of Edward Heller Plaquemines Parish Government Tech Museum of Innovation Zemurray Foundation Jeannie and Jubi Hillery Ray Brandt Infiniti Termidor Termite Control Zoological Society of San Diego Kristen and André Hooper The Stanley W. Ray, Jr. Philanthropic Terminix - Vincent Palumbo Deirdre and Christian Hooper and Civic Trust Terminix International Company, L.P. IBERIABANK Succession of James Raymond, Jr. Textron Systems The Erik F. Johnsen Family Foundation Winifred and Kevin Reilly, Jr. The Times Picayune John Charles Olmsted Eugenie & Joseph Jones Family Foundation Boatner Reily Family Fund Allison and Ben Tiller Society for Audubon Park Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone N. Jones III Pixie and Jimmy Reiss Touro Infirmary Nancy and Herman Kohlmeyer A Friend of Audubon Park Kevin G. Clifford and Michele T. Reynoir Trumbull Family Foundation Carly Triche and Xavier Labatie Azby Fund Louise Roberts Deborah* and Eli Tullis Margaret and Cliffe Laborde Gayle and Tom* Benson Sigrid and Thomas Roberts U. S. Department of Agriculture Sally and Jay Lapeyre Louellen and Darryl Berger

30 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lemann Gottesman Family Partnership Elaine Garvey Aaronnetta and Frank Saltalamacchia Sherry & Alan Leventhal Family Heymann-Wolf Foundation Drs. Leslie and Bradley Gottsegen Peggy and Henry Schlieff Foundation Milton R. Kaack and Ethel Reilley Kaack Patricia and Richard Kirschman Cleveland Spears III Diana and Tom Lewis Philanthropic Trust Lynne and Wilfred Kullman, Jr. Sarah and Douglas Stokes The Louise H. Moffett Family Foundation The Abe and Jo-Ellyn Kupperman Family Moses Engineers Michelle and Lamar Villere Anne K. Montgomery and Family Family and Friends of John P. Laborde Mary Ann and Peter Moss II Gay Nell Lavignette and Justin Waddle Michelle and Field Ogden Land and Water Conservation Fund The David I. Oreck Foundation Kate and John Werner David Oreck Louisiana Department of Agriculture Stacy Wallick and Richard Rain Pamela and David Wesley, Jr. and Forestry Parkside Foundation Edie and Paul Rosenblum, Sr. Qiana and Leonard Wiggins III Roger H. Ogden Machelle and John Payne Virginia and John Rowan, Jr. The Stanley W. Ray, Jr. Philanthropic Cathy and Hunter Pierson Carolyn and Walton Sanchez and Civic Trust Boatner Reily Family Fund James Wise The Cecile and Gene Usdin Family Pixie and Jimmy Reiss Audubon Park Conservancy The Wolf Family Sigrid and Thomas Roberts Keeper’s Society Magnolia Circle Mimi Robinson A Friend of Audubon A Friend of Audubon Park Kitty and Stephen Sherrill Howard Bautsch Bellwether Technology Corporation Aimee and Mike Siegel Annual Fund Society Claire and John Carrere, Jr. Boh Foundation Liz and Poco Sloss Lisa and Michael Chalkan Carole B. & Kenneth J. Suquet Family Charitable Fund Coeur de Lion Society Sherry and Craig Cheramie Boudreaux Foundation Allison and Ben Tiller Cherise and Bart Farris Susan Barnett and Jeff Christensen Edie and David Darragh Deborah* and Eli Tullis PC and Dolores M. Havens Karen and Henry Coaxum, Jr. Lulu and Billy Freiberg Family Foundation Melanee and Steven Usdin Angus Cooper II IBERIABANK Daniel B. and Carolyn Heard Foundation Drs. Nell Pape* and William Waring Lyn and Cipher Deavours The Louise H. Moffett Family Foundation International Matex Tank Terminals Ambassador* and Mrs. John G. Weinmann Double M Feed Kitty and Stephen Sherrill Jaeger Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Westfeldt Lynette and Terry DuFrene Colleen and John Kotts Leah and Sandy Whann Karin and Willard Dumas, Jr. Cypress Circle Theresa and K.C. Williams Frances and Calvin Fayard, Jr. Cara Banasch Dian C. and Thomas K. Winingder Suri’s Society Catherine Hinnant Lucy and Leroy Close Carol Wise Debbi and Doug Harris Hyatt Regency New Orleans Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Woldenberg Foundation Lynda and Leighton Steward Ingrid and Wilmer Jacobs, Jr. James Favrot Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brent Wood Jewish Endowment Foundation Zatarain’s Curator’s Society of Louisiana Crepe Myrtle Circle Zemurray Foundation Linda and Neil Baum Susu and Mike Kearney Susan Kartzke Nancy Aronson and Virginia Besthoff Elaine Crowley and John Kuehn Peggy and Jack Laborde Bridget and Bobby Bories David Kurtz Karen and Monroe Laborde Honorary Olmsted Society Joseph Buie Marty Goff and Andrew Moran Patricia and Gerald McInvale Louis and Virginia Clemente Foundation Cynthia and Thomas Nicholson John Ochsner* Coughlin-Saunders Foundation Family and Friends of Abby Azzano Carolyn Prickett Rita Odenheimer DarCi Marketing Entergy Corporation David Ratner Michelle and Dewey Scandurro Sharon Jacobs and Leonard Davis Family and Friends of Kelsey Favrot Linda and Carlos Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brent Wood FLUOR Federal Petroleum Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Irene and Glenn Robicheaux Operations, LLC

31 Garden Circle Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mims Kathy McGonagle Anonymous Donor #5 Catherine Hinnant Dr. Freshta Jaghori and Mr. Kevin O’Brien Kathy Frankel Smith Anonymous Donor #12 Rhett Majoria Bonnie B. O’Connor Tim Triche Bette Lou Albert Karen and Jon Richter Dr. Jay St. John and Dr. Melanie Powell Loretta Ammann Richard Wilkof Emily Beth Rapoport Mary Atchley Marie and Robert Wolf Emily Ratner Audubon Nature Institute Claude Bishop, Jr. Dr. Eduardo Rodriguez Thelma Shepherd Boyce Margaret and Robert Schonberg Planned Giving Society Noel Brou We acknowledge our Planned Maude Saunders Sharp Mary Bruce Memorials and Tributes Giving Society Members who Anne and Sandy Sharp John Caffery Commemorating those who were helped create the foundation for Dr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Alexander Deck honored this year. Audubon’s long term success. Dr. Kimberly Sommers Ethel Dewey Julian Togashi Dora Ellis Gifts to Audubon Nature Institute Bequests from Estates of: Rose Feingold in Honor of: Anonymous Donor #6 Merle Gesell Dr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Barrilleaux Gifts to Audubon Nature Institute Anonymous Donor #7 in Memory of: Max Good Hannah Blumenthal Anonymous Donor #8 Richard Abbrecht Abner Hughes Dr. Clay and Bonnie Boyd Anonymous Donor #9 Merlin J. Auzine Beverly Dussel Israel Kyle Burks Anonymous Donor #10 Beryl Desselle Rosemary Jernigan Darleen Carlisle Anonymous Donor #11 Gerald Eisen Ethel and Milton Kaack The Clark / Gasiorowski Family Gail and Thomas* Barrow Shirley E. Etzel Jessie Katz Betty Cooper Shirley Bertucci Paul James Felden Constance Kaufman Gerald Cooper Martha and Brian Dolan Mildred Goff Vallee Kehoe Vicki Day Charlotte Ducote Margery and Victor Kirschman Charles Keller III Andre de La Barre Kitty* and Brooke Duncan Nancy M. Marsiglia Virginia Kock Caitlin Estrada Joan Hooper and Julian Feibelman, Jr. Catherine Morel Amelia Lane Luke Estrada Cynthia Franks Jane Bland Morrison Frances Levy Gunner and Gray Forster Frances and Alex Himmelberg Matthew Ousset Wilda Lloyd Wanda S. Francipane Tahnja and Joel Horn Jerry Romig Mona Mailhes Dr. and Mrs. Friedman Helma and Chris* Krotzer Mercedes Turner John Marque Carole Garrett William Kruger Corinne Marsh Dr. Melina Roman Gerardino Jeanne LiBrizzi Gifts to Audubon Park in Honor of: Frances McDonough Dr. Leonard Glade Ann Martin Harry Graham III James Raymond, Jr. Dr. Jenny Kuo and Dr. Jonathan Greenwald Mrs. Mrytis L. Nims Joni Katz Ruth Rueff Donna Harris Deborah Rosenblum Christina Riehl Alphonse Schmitt, Jr. Dr. Michael Hawthorne Marilyn Vandergriff Irene Smith Jay Ivers Gifts to Audubon Park in Memory of: Miriam Smith Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Lowentritt Realized Bequests from Estates of: Richard Abbrecht Luella Weiland Dr. Douglas and Jamie Lurie Anonymous Donor #1 Ray W. Brown, Sr. Ben Weiner Dr. Bob MacLean Anonymous Donor #2 Kelsey B. Favrot Rena Wilson Shannon Markward Anonymous Donor #3 William H. Henderson III Mae Wood Katherine and Bill McLean Anonymous Donor #4 Zach Logan Maier Michael Cochise Young

32 Whitney Zoo-To-Do Jerome S. Glazer Foundation Inspiring Iguanas Magnolia Wealth Strategies Sponsors and Patrons Aon The New Orleans Advocate Bellwether Technology Corporation Postlethwaite & Netterville Boh Bros. Construction Co., LLC Title Sponsor Smoothie King Franchises, Inc. Patricia and Vernon Brinson Whitney Bank Caroline and Murray Calhoun Magical Macaws Centric Gulf Coast, Inc. Headline Entertainment Chevron Gulf of Mexico Business Unit AECOM Jean and Peter Coleman Hillary Barq Entergy New Orleans, Inc. Bell Foods Foodservice Distributors Judy and Louis Freeman Promotional Media Sponsor Katherine and Bob Boh Jill and Avie Glazer Chevron Gulf of Mexico Business Unit Virginia Boulet and Alvin R. Albe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Groh The Bright Family Linda and Gordon Kolb Luxury Vehicle Raffle Sponsor Burnett & Company, Inc. / QBE Mr. and Mrs. N. Price Lanier LEXUS of New Orleans Parties with Chevron Olivia and Archie Manning Chevron Oronite MCC Real Estate – Jaeger Offices Official Water Sponsor a Purpose Cox Communications Anne K. Montgomery Evamor In the spring Whitney Zoo-To- Cherise and Bart Farris Morphy, Makofsky, Inc. First NBC Bank New Orleans Convention Leader of the Pack Sponsors Do and Zoo-To-Do for Kids Harvey Gulf International Marine and Visitors Bureau Elizabeth A. Boh presented by Tulane Pediatrics IBERIABANK Phillips 66 Alliance Refinery Mr. and Mrs. George Rives Cary III / Jones Walker LLP Valero Energy Foundation were wildly successful Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss Clement Havens Nell and Sorrell Lanier Zemurray Foundation Kevin Clifford and Michele Reynoir Latter & Blum Realtors fundraisers. Together, these Eustis Insurance & Benefits Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry Swinging Spider Monkeys popular events raised more Dathel and John Georges The Lupin Foundation Acadian Ambulance Service The Kavanagh Foundation than $1.2 million to Return Bridget Neal Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Adams, Jr. The Monteleone Hotel New Orleans Saints Adams Hoefer Holwadel, LLC the Roar to Audubon Zoo in Pelican Coast Clothing Company Mrs. Myrtis L. Nims Akerman LLP Caroline and Bo Reily support of a new lion exhibit. Ochsner Health System Anonymous Donor Sazerac Company Pan-American Life Insurance Group Stephanie and David Barksdale In the fall, the eighth annual Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Tiller / Baton Rouge Area Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brandon B. Berger / Prebula Public Relations, LLC Scales & Ales brought more The Berger Family Scurlock Entertainment Global Bayou Tree Service than 3,000 people to Audubon Tulane Health System Search Influence Mr. and Mrs. John D. Becker Margaret and Ken Beer Aquarium of the Americas Kathleen and Terry White Kitty and Stephen Sherrill Virginia and Michael White Terminix - Vincent Palumbo Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bertuzzi raising more than $225,520. Trader Joe’s Bridget and Bobby Bories Proceeds supported the Jazzy Jaguars Vanir Construction Management Bryan Subaru Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana Dr. Randall M. Wilk Caesars Foundation / Harrah’s New Orleans importance of sustainable Conwill Family Foundation / Anne and Win Chadwick seafood through Audubon’s Seaport Global Securities Gustaf W. McIlhenny Foundation Penny and Jim Coulter G.U.L.F. Program.

33 Crescent Capital Consulting Thomas O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Cooper II Gira Morchi Edie and David Darragh Paul Morse Photography Dr. and Mrs. W. Edward Davis Moses Engineers Mr. and Mrs. Mark Delesdernier IV Stacy and Jim Pellerin Mary Daire, Marcus, and Lainey Delouche Mary Ann and Peter Moss Mr. Brooke H. Duncan Peter Mayer Advertising Mary and Steven Ducatel Alana and Frank Mueller Carmen and Kelly Duncan Celeste and Joe Rault Pam and Robert Farnsworth Dona and George Nally, Jr. Karen and Brooke Duncan III Pixie and Jimmy Reiss First Light of New Orleans Megan and William Nelson R. Foster Duncan Family Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rowan, Jr. Catherine and Peter Freeman New Orleans Tourism Deborah Augustine Elam and Cary Grant Sholas Medical Consulting, LLC Janet and Jimmy Frischhertz Marketing Corporation Equitas Capital Advisors Southern Orthopaedic Specialists Catherine and Joseph Giarrusso III Roger Ogden and Ken Barnes Eskew+Dumez+Ripple Susu and Andrew Stall Lori and Philip Gordillo Margo and Esmond Phelps Favret, Demarest, Russo, Lutkewitte State Bank & Trust Company Meghan Guidroz Cathy and Hunter Pierson & Schaumburg Jennifer and John Steck Tara and Charles Guilbault Heather and Leon Rittenberg III Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Sygnvs Integrated Solutions Steve and Honorable Karen Herman Suzanne and Greg Rusovich Fishman Haygood, LLP Dr. Charles C. Teamer, Sr. Mary and Eddie Johnson Ann Lee and Bubby Sarpy Courtney and Louis Freeman, Jr. Beth and Steve Tope Debra and Kim Judd Charlotte Jane Sawyer / The Meltzer Group Aric Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Eli W. Tullis Nicholas Keeney Michelle and Jedd Seigerman Gardner Wade DDS, LLC TurningPoint Foundation Shelby and Scott Key Mary Wallace and Jonathan Shaver Drs. Leslie and Brad Gottsegen David, Kathy, and Kelly Waltemath Carol King and Del Fischer Dorian and Robert Stone Anne and Bill Grace Linda and Tommy Westfeldt Lee and Jim Klebba Bonnie Tunstall Susan and Jimmy Gundlach Elizabeth and Gordon Wogan Mr. and Mrs. John E. Koerner III Judy and John Weil H2O Salon The Wood and Ham Families Catherine and William Kuhlman Kate and John Werner Jeannie and Jubi Hillery Trisha and Jeff Young Peggy and Jack Laborde James M. Winford, Jr. Maureen and Whit Huguley Missy Lacroix and Gary Hemphill Jackie and Richard Yancey Dr. Michael W. Johnson Funky Frogs Laitram LLC and Ms. Victoria M. de Lisle ACS, Medical Business Solutions Lakeside Shopping Center Boogie-Down Bats Junior Patrons Kenner Self Storage Auto-Chlor Services, L.L.C. Beth and Hugh Lambert BancorpSouth Bank Kay and Bobby Kerrigan Baptist Community Ministries Mr. and Mrs. William H. Langenstein III Martha Claire and Quin Breland Holt and Gordon Kolb, Jr. Lori Baudot and John Vollenweider Sally and Jay Lapeyre Chalon Dominick and Bradley Case Dr. and Mrs. William R. Ladd Molly and Kristen Baumer Sandra and John Lapworth Ann Conger and Andrew Ruhs Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home Barbara and Jerry Boyce Mr. and Mrs. Ted Le Clercq Megan and Mason Eustis & Cemeteries Susan and Brian Burke Melissa and William Legier Mr. Adam Eversole and Dr. Kyle Fulton LaPorte CPAs Barbara and Peyton Bush Dr. and Mrs. Russell Levy Rosalind Jenkins James Long Helen and Kim Butcher Dr. and Mrs. Neil Maki Rachael E. Johnson Louisiana Lottery Corporation Beth and George Cary Diana and Chip Mann Kimberly and Scott Kiger Britta and Everard Marks Mr. and Mrs. D.B.H. Chaffe III Jennifer and Michael Marsiglia William S. LaCorte II Marrero Land & Improvement Family Fund Mary Scott and Ryan McKinnon Association, Limited Dr. Meredith Maxwell Bev and John Church and Mr. Stephen Morel Shelby and John Mills Monique and Bob McCleskey Blane and Terrell Clayton Dr. Ralph and Martha Maxwell Jamie Pellerin and Patrick Rafferty The McEnery Company Leonard J. Cline, PLC Christopher McMahon, Missy and Bradford Sutherlin Linda and Michael Miller Cobalt Construction CEO of Longbranch Recovery Center Emily Webber Helena Moreno and Chris Meeks Kelly M. Cooper Kenya and Quentin Messer, Jr. Laura and Jonathan Wilt Mr. and Mrs. Mark Muller J. Edgar Monroe Foundation

34 Molly and Graham Wogan Smiling Sloths Frischhertz Electric Courtney and Philip Garrett Caroline and Danny Zimmermann Audubon Dermatology Julie and Scott Habetz Drs. Donald and Wendy Gervais Blanchard and Company, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Klebba Dollie Gill and Ralph Katz Magnificent Macaw Patrons The Bopp Family Elly and Merritt Lane Katie and Cameron Gilly Cappy Calhoun The Charpentier and Long Families Andrea and Mark Mahfouz Dr. Amy Grace and Dr. Elizabeth Blanton House of Broel Foundation ED&F Man Liquid Products Nancy* and Mike Marsiglia Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Guy Tim Maciejewski Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Fayard, Jr. Orthopedic Center for Sports Medicine Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hawney Matthew Burnell Charlotte Gottesman and Lisa Point Funding LLC Madalyne and Jiff Hingle / and Sandy Gottesman Nicole and John Regan Sandi and Glenn Fleming Adventurous Anteater Hales Pediatrics Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saer Terri and David Houghton Junior Patrons Shelby and Scott Key Smith Stag LLC Renée and Mike Hulefeld Patricia and Patrick Fraizer LSUHSC Child & Family Counseling, Elizabeth and James Williams Susan and John Jackson Jennifer and Stephen Francis Audiology, & Speech Clinics Woodward Design+Build Kathy Slater Design Collection Lauren Lewis Mardi Gras World Dr. and Mrs. R. Dean Yount, Jr. Malise and Clay Kearney Shelly Gallender and Benjy Lowry Ochsner Hospital for Children KFK Group Chris McKillop Kara and David Schonberg Family Fund Kooky Kinkajous The Khatib Family Terminix - Vincent Palumbo The Abboud Family Holt and Gordon Kolb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Tiller Diane K. Africk Linda and Gordon Kolb The Toler Foundation Alisa and Jason Alloy Dr. and Mrs. Eric Laborde Zoo-To-Do for Kids Missy and David Amoss Law Office of John W. Redmann, LLC Sponsors and Patrons Partying Parrots Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baldwin Marley and Michael LeBourgeois Shannon and Patrick Able Linda and Neil Baum Kristine and Rivers Lelong Presenting Sponsor Capital One Bank Benedict Catering Catherine and Luke Lemoine Tulane Pediatrics First Bank and Trust Charlotte and Bush Benton Maddie Lirette, Gauthier Family Foundation First NBC Bank Jackie Boh Family Sheldon Lykes VIP Hospitality Tent Sponsor Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Meaghan and Joe Bonavita Christina and Steve Martino Regions Bank IBERIABANK Bopp Law Firm Carol and Al Merlin Alicia and David Joint Lisa and Eric Bopp Katie and Stephen Miles Area Sponsors Zapp’s Potato Chips Bridget and Bobby Borries / Drs. Melissa and Scott Montgomery Kelly and Clé Dabezies Irene and Tom Lutkewitte Kristin and Brian Moore Humana, Inc. Terrific Tarantulas Jeanne and Sherman Boughton The Oehler Family Jones, Swanson, Huddell & Garrison, LLC Nicole and Jason Adler Charles Bright Michelle and Field Ogden Lakeside Shopping Center AKD Law: Alvendia | Kelly | Demarest Rick Buchsbaum and Bethaney Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ogg IV The Little Eustis Group, Merrill Lynch Answer Centre of LA Elizabeth and Peyton Bush Oral Surgery Services, LLC New Orleans Pelicans Capitelli & Wicker Erin and Hunter Cazes Natalie and Nicolas Perkin New Orleans Saints Evelyn and Mike Chauppette Stacey and Charles Clasen Katie and Stephen Perrien Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Sheila Cunningham Mia and Scott Couvillon Jill and Minor Pipes Sydney and Lea Perez Classic Cupboards Kristin and Chip Crafton Premium Parking Service LLC Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers Blane and Terrell Clayton Dana Douglas Pullen Air Conditioning Wendy’s® Delacroix Corporation Drs. Lance and Leslie Estrada Lauren and Bryan Fitzpatrick Janet and Thomas Favrot MaryAnne and Kenneth Purcell Katherine and Beau Raymond

35 Judy and Jonathan Robert Boogie-Down Barracuda Sponsors Audubon Nature Institute Employee Donors Kim and James Roddy Bostick Medical LLC Katie and Chip Roth Burkart-Lacey Foundation Elise Amacker Chris Kurtz Elizabeth and Ravi Sangisetty Canal Barge Company Alison Anderson Michelle Li Charlotte and J.P. Sapir Deutsch Kerrigan LLP Sara Bradford Bob MacLean Amanda and Justin Seale Downtown Development District Unjell Brooks Susan Mahoney Natasha and Pulin Shah Eustis Insurance & Benefits Elizabeth Brown Nicole Mark Jackie and Bruce Shreves Favret, Demarest, Russo, Lutkewitte Lisa Brown Debra McGuire & Teddy and Fritz Newman & Schaumburg Richard Buchsbaum Lani McWilliams Louise and Jack Smallpage Harrah’s New Orleans Casino Isidro Cartagena Susan Miceli Rebecca and Benton Smallpage Humana, Inc. Ellen Causey Toni Mobley Mrs. Dawn and Dr. Mike Smith Jones Walker LLP Diana Clark David Niebuhr Southern Chem Industries LLC Sally & Jay Lapeyre Laurie Conkerton Michelle Robinson Carol and Pierce Starr New Orleans Convention and Perry Culbertson Carmen Rucker Laura and Chris Sullivan Visitors Bureau Larry Drewett, Jr. Chimene and Torrey Saloy Deborah and Gabriel Tender Phillips 66 Alliance Refinery Llewellyn Everage Mary Wallace Shaver Rebecca and Michael Truxillo The Pontchartrain Hotel Ron Forman LaKeisha Stewart TurningPoint Foundation Port Ship Service Alexis Foy Caroline Tierney Michelle and Lamar Villere The Honorable Nadine M. Ramsey Joel Hamilton Richard Toth Susan and Michael Wallace Rose Dermatology and Laser Center Stephanie Joseph Gina Trapani Laura and Jonathan Wilt Pamela & David Wesley Maria Kohls Stephanie Vega Drs. Katy Wiltz and Ernest Rudman Bill Kurtz Wallis Windsor Dr. Whit Wise and Dr. Leslie Sisco-Wise Community Relations Sponsors Scales & Ales Sponsors Daughters of Charity Southeast Louisiana Exclusive Beer Sponsor Jefferson Financial Credit Union Abita Brewing Company, LLC Marathon Petroleum Company LP Pan American Life Insurance Group Jammin’ Jellyfish Sponsors The Bardell Company Integrated Pain and Neuroscience Ron Austin & Associates Vanir Construction Management St. Thomas Community Health Center Stone Center for Latin American Studies This Annual Report listing is composed of

Groovin’ Gator Sponsors donors who supported Audubon Nature C.F. Gollott & Son Seafood / Institute in 2017. With such a list, an St. Michael’s Fuel & Ice Entergy New Orleans occasional oversight might occur. If your name IBERIABANK has been omitted or there is an error in the New Orleans Fish House listing, we apologize and ask that you notify us Machelle & John Payne * Deceased at (504) 861-5107.

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