2019 ANNUAL REPORT
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The storage building on the Kemah property will ser ve as our temporar y office while we work to finish fundraising and build our forever home.
Dear Galveston Bay Foundation Friends, We chose “A Healthy Bay For All” for the cover of this year’s Annual Report because it is the vision Galveston Bay Foundation has been working towards since our beginning. As I look through this report, I am proud of what we have achieved together to support this vision. In 2019, our short-term efforts to protect the Bay included immediate and independent water monitoring during the ITC chemical tank fires. Our longer-term efforts of investing in habitat restoration, water protection and land conversation ensure the Bay remains resilient during such crises. We see a future Bay brimming with vitality, connected to people and contributing to the community in ever y possible way. With your help, Galveston Bay Foundation will continue to make great strides in achieving a healthy Bay for all. Our capital campaign to build a state-of-the-art headquarters and education facility in Kemah furthers this vision. Our future home will ser ve as a place where community visitors of all ages can access the Bay and learn about its value. We now have a glimpse of our future! Currently, we are operating from a storage building on the property that will ser ve as our temporar y office while we work to finish fundraising and build our forever home. We look for ward to sharing our continued progress with you. Thank you for all we have achieved together in 2019. We look for ward to an exciting future and accomplishing even more for Galveston Bay. Sincerely,
BOB STOKES President, Galveston Bay Foundation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EDUCATE
6-7
RESTORE
8-9
PROTECT
10-11
RESEARCH
12
CONSERVE
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ADVOCATE
14-15
VOLUNTEER
16-17
RECOGNITIONS
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DONOR LIST
19-22
BOARD & FINANCIALS
23-25
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EDUCATE Galveston Bay Foundation’s education programs get students outdoors through hands-on STEM curriculum.
7,429 students engaged, over half of whom are considered low-income, in 133 youth education events in classrooms and on the Bay
643 teachers provided with curricula and training on a variety of Galveston Bay topics during local and national professional development opportunities
“ It is difficult to become an activist for something to which you
have no connection. Galveston Bay Foundation’s education program opened a new world to my students. It provided them with the ability to learn about their environment and marine preservation through hands-on, real-world experience.” Sue Schepple, Wharton Dual Language Academy Teacher
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“ I feel a great sense of pride when I get to see the tons of shells I collect every week being returned to the Bay to build reefs that help our Bay habitat thrive.� Shannon Batte, Oyster Shell Recycling Assistant
In 2019, Galveston Bay Foundation made great strides in planning the Oyster Shell Recycling program expansion to Houston city limits. The inaugural Houston Oyster Festival will kick off the program expansion in April 2021. 8
RESTORE Galveston Bay Foundation’s restoration programs protect and restore the Bay’s natural resources.
9,877 new oysters raised from 223 oyster gardens and returned to Galveston Bay oyster reefs
262,000
8.5
pounds of oyster shells recycled from 6 partner restaurants. Utilized 34,000 pounds of recycled shell to construct 130 feet of oyster shell breakwaters in Trinity and West Bays
acres of marsh planted with smooth cordgrass at sites in Beach City, Texas City and West Bay
8,975
pounds of trash and recyclables and 7 tires removed from the Armand Bayou watershed during the River, Lakes, Bays ‘N Bayous Trash Bash® event and 149 abandoned crab traps from Trinity and East Bays during TPWD’s annual Abandoned Crab Trap Removal event 9
Galveston Bay Foundation’s water programs ensure Galveston Bay is fishable and swimmable.
100+ water quality samples collected and tested for VOC and PFAS chemicals in partnership with Texas A&M University and Environmental Defense Fund as part of emergency response to the ITC chemical tank fires. The research findings were published in Environmental Pollution journal.
191 rain barrels distributed at 5 community workshops, creating the potential to conserve over 169,000 gallons of water per year
“ We set out to document the
presence of PFAs that we feel like is conclusively tied to the impacts from the ITC fire. What the research doesn’t do, and what we think there needs to be more research on, is what health impacts might be caused because of this incident.
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Bob Stokes, Galveston Bay Foundation President 10
PROTECT
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RESEARCH
1,450 22,000 576 12
bottlenose dolphins sighted in 46 boatbased surveys in collaboration with the Environmental Institute of Houston
nurdles collected and reported to Nurdle Patrol in 250 surveys water quality samples collected and analyzed and 377 bacteria samples processed with the assistance of 72 water quality monitoring volunteers at 65 Bay-wide locations as part of our long-term water monitoring efforts
CONSERVE Galveston Bay Foundation’s conservation programs protect vital habitat in perpetuity.
61 acres of valuable habitat permanently protected through fee simple acquisition and conser vation easements
103 acres of freshwater wetlands created at Turtle Bayou Nature Preserve
250 acres of conservation properties enhanced though mowing and invasive species removal
8,755
feet of trails cleared for recreational use, including 150 feet of boardwalk at Turtle Bayou Nature Preserve
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ADVOCATE Galveston Bay Foundation’s advocacy programs work with policy and decision makers to protect the health and well-being of the Bay.
19 indicators in the 2019 Galveston Bay Report Card resulted in an overall grade of a “C” for Bay health and productivity
21 letters of concern or opposition submitted after review of 61 wetland permit applications for projects proposed to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
“ It’s a reminder that the natural systems that support the Bay
actually have evolved to withstand extreme events and can adapt to extreme events as long as we let them and we don’t get in the way.” Lisa Gonzalez, President and CEO of Houston Advanced Research Center on the 2019 water quality Report Card grade
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I thought planting marsh grass was really fun. It’s not something I have done before. Even if it doesn’t seem like planting a couple grasses makes a big impact, small actions within the community and the awareness it brings for the environment does make a big difference.
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- Giselle Miralles, Junior at Clear Creek High School and Marsh Mania volunteer
“The saddest thing for a sailor to see is trash
or oil in the water, so the Galveston Bay Foundation mission to preserve and protect the Bay is huge for me. Changing stations were a big need and I am really proud of the work that was done.
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- Kai Brown (right), Sea Scout in Ship 468 who completed his award-winning Eagle Scout project constructing changing stations for Galveston Bay Foundation youth education programs
of the reasons we keep volunteering “ One at Abandoned Crab Trap Removal over and over is to show our kids how easy it is to come out and do something that’s fun and gives back.
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- Lanny Ripple, long-time Abandoned Crab Trap Removal volunteer
marsh grass today was particularly “Planting meaningful. This is my first time doing habitat restoration. We know that Galveston Bay is facing wetland deterioration and this problem is also occurring in my region of China. Galveston Bay Foundation did a great job organizing this event. There were a lot of people who came and I really loved it.
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- Meng Jiang (second from right), Chinese Delegate and Marsh Mania volunteer
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Meng created Yangtzee Finless Porpoise Association, an organization to help preserve finless porpoises in China.
2,677 volunteers donated a combined 11,732 hours to help preserve and protect the Bay
I want to reflect on the powerful, amazing work that volunteers have done, and continue to do, for Galveston Bay. Galveston Bay is one of the largest and most productive estuaries in the United States. The Bay faces many challenges such as loss of coastal habitat, reduction in wildlife populations and insufficient freshwater inflows. In order to increase public awareness about Galveston Bay and combat issues it faces, we developed and implemented hands-on volunteer events and programs. Marsh Mania, now our signature community-based restoration event, began in 1999 when Galveston Bay Foundation volunteers set a national record for the number of volunteers involved in a single-day marsh restoration event. Since then, more than 8,000 Galveston Bay Foundation volunteers have restored over 215 acres of marsh habitat in Galveston Bay. That is the equivalent of 165 football fields! Every year, thousands of individual volunteers and corporate groups help us complete marsh restoration projects, marine debris cleanup events, oyster reef restoration, land stewardship workdays, water quality monitoring, bottlenose dolphin research, environmental education and the list goes on. In 2019 alone, over 2,600 volunteers donated over 11,700 hours of their time to help the Bay. We could not succeed in preserving and enhancing Galveston Bay without our valued, hard-working and dedicated volunteers.
EMILY FORD Community Programs Manager and Chief Safety Officer
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RECOGNITIONS Excellence in Ecological Restoration Award from the Texas Society for Ecological Restoration Education and Public Awareness recognition from Wise Awards (Houston-Galveston Area Council) for Galveston Bay Action Network
“ I remember the first time I went to
Galveston, right after having moved to Houston from London in 2014. I remember the wind in my face, the massive crawfish plate I was served, all that space in front of me, and the sense of freedom I felt. I felt at peace, and this sensation best defines my connection with the Bay. That’s why this year, I pledge to contribute towards 12 riders for Galveston Bay Foundation’s Bike Around the Bay.
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Federica Pisanesch, Bike Around the Bay Cyclist 18
DONOR LIST $100,000+ The Brown Foundation, Inc. Mr. Roy Cannon CCA Texas Dan L. Duncan Foundation The Fondren Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gessner Houston Endowment Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Pontikes Transocean Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Traweek The Wortham Foundation
HESS Corporation Intercontinental Terminals Co. LLC Harris and Eliza Kempner Fund Kirby Inland Marine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kirk Land Trust Alliance LyondellBasell Mrs. Kathrine McGovern Port Houston Restore America’s Estuaries Mr. and Mrs. Brad Robbins Satterfield & Pontikes Construction, Inc. Vivian L. Smith Foundation
$50,000-$99,999 $10,000-$19,999 Aramco Services Company Baxter Trust Ed Rachal Foundation Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation John P. McGovern Foundation The Moody Foundation National Wildlife Federation NRG Energy Phillips 66 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pounds Scotts MiracleGro Foundation Shell Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevenson Mr. Marc Walsh
$20,000-$49,999 Accenture Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bacon Ms. Rosebud Caradec CF Real Estate Services LLC The Polly Reed Daniel Family Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle EarthShare of Texas Mr. C.M. Garver HARC
Adrian Garcia for Harris County Comm. Pct 2 Angler Construction Association of Commercial Real Estate Professionals Mr. Ryan Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burroughs Cabela’s Outdoor Centerpoint Energy Malcolm C. Damuth Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Dismukes Dow Chemical Company Encap Investments ExxonMobil Corporation Ippolito Charitable Foundation of Galveston The Mitsui USA Foundation Mr. and Dr. Raul Montes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Neuhaus Phase Engineering, Inc. Plangistix REI Co-Op Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rice River Bend Oil Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Texas Coastal Exchange Total E&P USA, Inc. VF Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zinn Tommy’s Restaurant & Oyster Bar
$5,000-$9,999 A&J 128 LLC ACT Pipe and Supply, Inc. AVERA Companies Baker Botts L.L.P. Baker McKenzie Bank Of America Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Barnes David and Judith Beck Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Blair-Redfield and Mr. Gene Gansky Mr. and Mrs. Monty Briscoe Mr. and Mrs. George Britton Brown and Caldwell Mr. and Ms. Charles Buckner Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. Burns & McDonnell Foundation Harry & Isabel Cameron Foundation Cokinos Young Covestro, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dean Del Papa Distributing Company Doyle, Restrepo, Harvin & Robbins, LLP Ms. Denise DuBard Finger Interests, Ltd. Payne Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francis Frost Bank Mr. and Mrs. Andy Giffhorn Gulf Coast Water Authority Mr. Torrey Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hildebrand The Hillcrest Foundation
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$5,000-$9,999 CONT. Houston Wilderness Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Keenan Mr. and Mrs. John Kirksey Ms. Margaret A. Kostial Kuraray America, Inc. Mr. Jay Lendrum Marek Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Toby Miclette Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nielsen Odfjell Terminals, Inc. Mr. Boyd Parker Mr. Robert Rabalais Mr. Lawrence Rearick Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reasoner Mrs. Lou Rosenfeld Mr. John Scherer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stamey Ms. Kimberly Sterling Keith and Mattie Stevenson Foundation Texas Mutual Mr. Brian Thompson Wells Fargo Ellen Hamilton Wilkerson Educational Trust
$2,500-$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Allen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Andries Ziegler Cooper Architects Mr. Tom Sheffield and Mrs. Amy Ardington Baker Boats, Inc. Briley Wealth Management Cadence Bank Mr. and Dr. Justin Chan City of Nassau Bay CLIF Bar Family Foundation ConocoPhillips Mr. Chris Couch Mr. Scott Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Forswall Mr. and Mrs. George Francisco Gee & Zhang Law Firm LLP Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hill Hobby Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Houston Houston Methodist
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Mr. Guy Jackson Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson The Kaneka Foundation Katy Prairie Conservancy KBR Charitable Foundation Inc. Mr. John Knapp Ms. Linda Knowles Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaChance Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lott Ms. Jean Mahavier Mr. and Mrs. Henry May MD Anderson Cancer Center Melton & Melton LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Miers Minuteman Press Morgan Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Niebuhr Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Norris Alvin and Lucy Owsley Foundation Padgett Shoreline Construction, Inc. Mr. Michael Parmet Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rodgers Saint Arnold Brewing Company Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Saunders Ms. June Shaw Lisa Sherrill SK Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Smith Mr. William Snypes and Ms. Suzanne Suter Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Spedale Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swinbank The Tapeats Fund Targa Resources Mr. John Tobola UBS Financial Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Young
$1,000-$2,499 Afton Chemical Corporation Mr. Michael Ainbinder Mr. George Aldrich Mr. Jason Allen Ms. Jacqueline Allen Mr. Edward Allen and Ms. Chinhui Juhn Annunciation Orthodox School Arnold & Itkin LLP
Mr. Michael Baker Secretary and Mrs. James Baker, III Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bangs Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bedell Mr. Jeffrey Bellile Mr. and Mrs. Don Berkemeyer Big Star Bar Mr. Robert Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. Greg Binion Mr. D. Scott Bird Mr. and Mrs. William Bos Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bowman BP America Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Brewster, Sr. Mr. Greg Brown Mr. and Mrs. Angus Brown, Jr. Ms. Maude Carter Mr. Jack Cato Mr. and Mrs. David Cazes Ms. Cathryn Chapman Mrs. Tianyi Chen Chevron Christus Health Mr. Christopher Church CITGO Mr. Stephen Clark Coastal Catering Mr. and Ms. Marvin Conrad Mr. Samuel Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson Mrs. Linda Debrovner Mr. and Mrs. William Decker Deerwood Elementary PTA Mr. Joe Delamore Mr. and Mrs. David DeVido Mr. Ryan Devlin Ms. Susan Dickey Dockwise USA Mr. David Dollinger Mr. and Mrs. Steve Evnochides Ms. Sidney Fay Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ference Mrs. Cece Fowler Ms. Christina Garcia Dr. Cullen Geiselman W. R. Grace Foundation Mr. Robert Granberry Dr. Milton Gray Hartwell Environmental Corporation Mr. Jim Elskes and Dr. Edee Harvey Mr. John Hastings
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Herink Mr. Brian Hoogendam Ms. Wendy Houghton Houston Pilots Houston Trust Company Dr. Georgia Hsieh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Humphries Mr. and Mrs. J. Palmer Hutcheson Infinity Float Center Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Ives Mr. Edwin Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Chip Kelman Tom and Ann Kelsey Fund Ms. Kendra Kennedy Mr. Brian Kirkland Mrs. Judy Koehl Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kolb Mr. Karl Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Jay Levy Mr. John Lodge Mr. and Mrs. John Lollar Ms. Leslie Lott Ms. Marilyn Lummis Ms. Deb Lynch Ms. Grace Martinez Mr. Ronald McWherter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mohn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman, III Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Odum Mr. Edward Peine Mr. Bob Pennacchi Ms. Doylene Perry Mr. Harry Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pirnik Mr. and Mrs. Steve Provenzano Mr. David Randall Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Reasoner Mr. and Mrs. Grant Reese RiceTec, Inc. Mr. Stephen Ronczy Professor Malcolm Ross Mr. Roger Rowe and Dr. Helen Lane Ms. Ruth Ruhl Mr. Jeff Scofield Scurlock Foundation Mr. Alan Shimshock Mr. Alexander Smith Ms. Elizabeth Stepanian Mrs. Maria Steward Ms. Ann Stout
DONOR LIST Ms. Marion Stuart Mr. Aaron Swerdlin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Teich Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ticatch Ms. Sharron Tomlin Transcanada Pipelines, Ltd. Transportation Worldwide, Inc. Gowtham Velu Mr. and Mrs. Doug Walker Mr. and Mrs. Larry Watson West Galveston Island Property Owners Assoc Mr. and Mrs. Steven Widen Mr. Larry Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James Winn Mr. and Mrs. Matt Woodruff
$500-$999
Aethon Energy Allen Academy American Youthworks Mr. Robert Armstrong Austin Trust Company Mr. Thomas Barrow Mr. Joshua Bergstrom Mr. and Ms. Bart Blackwell Mr. Stirling Bomor Mr. and Mrs. David Branton Mr. Robert Buddingh Miss Heather Bui Ms. Deborah Buks Butler Conservation Fund, Inc. Mr. John Byrd Ms. Patricia Caddell Central Michigan University Chevron Ms. Barbara Clark Dr. Dominic Clausi Clear Creek Independent School District Mr. Dave Conklin Mr. Jared Crane Mr. Doug Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dodson Mr. Ralph Dougharty
Mr. Scott Flechsig & Ms. Beverly Dreher Mr. Troy Dunn Mr. Mark Eidemueller Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Epstein Mr. Albert Espadas Mr. Chase Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Finnegan, IV Mr. Barry Fisher Mr. Daniel D. Smallwood and Ms. Teri L. Flinner Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fogg Mr. Tim Gessner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gossett Grace Christian Academy Mr. Thomas Gruenert Mr. and Mrs. David Haglund Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hendryx Ms. Carol Hollaway Houston Safe Boating Council HP Enterprise Foundation Mr. Ken Hutchinson Dickinson ISD Mrs. Mary Juenke Ms. Bernadette Keating Ms. Sheila Kellagher Kidventure Inc. Houston Operating Account Mr. Larry Laird Mrs. Amy Landry Ms. Lisetta Lavy Mr. Elmer Ledesma Mr. Clay Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Love Ms. Kristin Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Luster Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lutschg Mr. John Mackie Dr. Robert MacLean Mr. Scott Geyer & Ms. Linda Mandolini Marathon Oil Mr. and Mrs. Scott Martin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Massie Ms. Kelly Masterson The Honorable Kelsey McArthur Dr. Timothy Molloy Ms. Dianne Newport Mrs. Leslie Newport
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$500-$999 CONT. Mr. Jonathan Novitsky Mrs. Denise Parsons Pelican Insurancy Agency, LLC Ms. and Ms. Debra Pence Mr. and Mrs. Mike Petit Ms. Alice Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce Mrs. Constance Pothier Mr. and Ms. Rod Powell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prelle Mr. John Pruitt Mr. Jon Reese Ms. Rebecca Roof Mr. and Ms. David Rose Mr. Maury Rubenstein Mr. Jose Ruiz Mr. Andrew Saul Dr. Stuart Shapiro Ms. Diane Sheridan Mr. Todd Sinex Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sivon Mr. Creighton Smith Mr. Michael Smith Mr. William Smith Mr. Jeremy Somerson Ms. Julie Summers Mr. Stephen Szalkowski TechTrans International, Inc. The Tuckerman Foundation Dr. Mark Thomas Mr. Vu Truong Dr. and Mrs. Ajay Vargheese Ms. Diep Vu Waterford Yacht Club Mr. Scott Weber Mr. Brian Weeks Wildlife Revealed Mr. Wallace Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilson Ms. Christine E. Wood Mr. Scott Wysocki Mr. Horacio Zea Ms. Maria Zerr
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We are thankful for the support that creates positive changes in Galveston Bay for future generations.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2020 - 2021 CHAIR Lori Traweek
1st VICE CHAIR Charlie Prioleau
2nd VICE CHAIR Janelle Daniel
TREASURER Jeff Miers
SECRETARY Clayton Forswall
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Fred Pounds
DIRECTORS Monty Briscoe Shelley Britton Mark Burroughs Trae Camble James Dismukes Andy Giffhorn Sarah Hudgins
Fay Kirby Helen Lane Kathleen Lucas Madeleine Montes Jeff Myerson Larry Neuhaus Matthew Pistner
Steve Provenzano Ed Randall Scott Rice Brian Sauer Tom Tollett
ADVISORY COUNCIL Mike Andries Amy Ardington Tom Bacon Bill Baker Jim Blackburn Bonner Barnes John Bartos Garrick M. Behelfer Chuck Buckner Ryan Bergeron Christina Pickett Blackwell Glenda Callaway Ben Carmine Barbara Carroll Denise Cazes
Jim Dobberstine Tom Douglas Denise Dubard Paul Dunphey Gene Fisseler Paul Francis Sabra Francis David Haglund Clifford Hillman Lynn Houston Michelle Hundley Marianne Ibrahim Charles Irvine Bill Jackson Melinda Kilpatrick Jay Levy
Grace Martinez Bill Matthews Henry May Lythia Metzmeier Jerry Mohn Jennifer Pickett Lawrence Rearick Lou Rosenfeld Priscilla Seymour Dana Siglos Frank C. Smith, Jr. Margaret Woodruff Matthew Wright Suzanne Wright Ellen Yarrell
EMERITUS DIRECTORS Anna Armitage James Doyle Guy Robert Jackson
Bill King Timothy Love George Pontikes
Cynthia Pickett-Stevenson Sharron Stewart Matt Woodruff
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FINANCIALS 2019 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
13%
32%
Grants
Capital Campaign Contributions
$1,478,914
$3,474,238
2%
Total Revenue
28%
$10,890,671
$3,083,933
Program Fees + Other $188,052
4%
Special Events $395,534
21%
Donated Easement $2,270,000
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Other Contributions
14%
Education $779,324
9%
Research $492,821
9%
Management + General
Total Expenses
49%
Conservation $2,646,148
$5,436,614
$467,787
6%
Advocacy $354,936
13%
Fundraising $695,598
MAKING EVERY DOLLAR COUNT
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