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LAND TRUST WHIDBEY CAMANO 2018 ANNUAL REPORT American White Pelicans made appearances at Crockett Lake and Dugualla preserves last summer. Restoration is ongoing at both preserves. Photo by David Wright. continued on page 2 What is it that you appreciate most about Whidbey and Camano islands? Perhaps it’s the quiet natural beauty. Or that feeling of refuge from the fast- paced world of the mainland. Maybe it’s the abundance of wildlife. Quite possibly it’s the incredible quality of life we enjoy. Whatever matters most to you, more of it was permanently protected in 2018 because of your ongoing support. Here’s a summary of what you helped accomplish last year: Conserving Vital Island Lands In 2018, 10 properties, totaling 485 acres, were permanently protected throughout Whidbey and Camano islands, including: The 127-acre Donald Borgman Nature Preserve on North Whidbey with its mosaic of wildlife habitats, including freshwater wetlands, conifer and deciduous forest, shrubs and open fields. A conservation easement protecting 100 acres at the Whidbey Institute on South Whidbey, which safeguards the upper Maxwelton Creek watershed and adds miles of trails open to the public. A 34-acre conservation easement on Dr. Sievert Rohwer’s South Whidbey property with numerous ponded wetlands benefiting native waterfowl and amphibians. Four more properties at Barnum Point County Park, expanding the park six-fold to 170 acres, including a mile of beach and a network of trails. The 38-acre, Elger Bay Estuary Preserve on Camano Island, made 2018: A Remarkable Year for Island Conservation Discover What Your Financial Support Accomplished Dr. Rohwer’s wetland wonder on South Whidbey was permanently protected in 2018.

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Page 1: WHIDBEY CAMANO...LAND TRUST WHIDBEY CAMANO 2018 ANNUAL REPORT American White Pelicans made appearances at Crockett Lake and Dugualla preserves last summer. Restoration is ongoing at

L A N D T R U S TWHIDBEY CAMANO

2 0 1 8 A N N U A L R E P O R T

American White Pelicans made appearances at Crockett Lake and Dugualla preserves last summer. Restoration is ongoing at both preserves. Photo by David Wright.

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What is it that you appreciate most about Whidbey and Camano islands? Perhaps it’s the quiet natural beauty. Or that feeling of refuge from the fast-paced world of the mainland. Maybe it’s the abundance of wildlife. Quite possibly it’s the incredible quality of life we enjoy.

Whatever matters most to you, more of it was permanently protected in 2018 because of your ongoing support. Here’s a summary of what you helped accomplish last year:

Conserving Vital Island Lands

In 2018, 10 properties, totaling 485 acres, were permanently protected throughout Whidbey and Camano islands, including:

• The 127-acre Donald Borgman Nature Preserve on North Whidbey with its mosaic of wildlife habitats, including freshwater wetlands, conifer and deciduous forest, shrubs and open fields.

• A conservation easement protecting 100 acres at the Whidbey Institute on South Whidbey, which safeguards the upper Maxwelton Creek watershed and adds miles of trails open to the public.

• A 34-acre conservation easement on Dr. Sievert Rohwer’s South Whidbey property with numerous ponded wetlands benefiting native waterfowl and amphibians.

• Four more properties at Barnum Point County Park, expanding

the park six-fold to 170 acres, including a mile of beach and a network of trails.

• The 38-acre, Elger Bay Estuary Preserve on Camano Island, made

2018: A Remarkable Year for Island ConservationDiscover What Your Financial Support Accomplished

Dr. Rohwer’s wetland wonder on South Whidbey was permanently protected in 2018.

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2 | Whidbey Camano Land Trust

Board of DirectorsDebora ValisPresident

Dan MatlockVice President

Michael Stansbury Treasurer

Jim SomersSecretary

Jay AdamsSandy BarneyCathy DarracottDuane FulghamJanet HallGrant HeikenMichael McGarryJennifer Muzzall JonesWilliam Stelle

StaffMallory BelloConservation Assistant

Danielle BishopDonor Relations Manager

Ryan EltingConservation Director

Jennifer HajnyMembership Coordinator

William HallbergLand Protection Specialist

Jessica LarsonLand Steward

Ron NewberryCommunications Manager

Kyle Ostermick-DurkeeStewardship Specialist

Pat PowellExecutive Director

Taylor SchmukiStewardship Technician

Carrie ViersAssociate and Finance Director

Mission

We actively involve the community in protecting, restoring, and appreciating the important natural habitats and resource lands that support the diversity of life on our Islands and in the waters of Puget Sound.

2018 in ReviewContinued from page 1

up of tidal wetlands that are critical habitat for fish and wildlife.

• Another 87 acres of working farmland in Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, placed under conservation easements, including farmland abutting Crockett Lake.

• A conservation easement on 31 acres of healthy forest and rhododendrons in Greenbank that have been lovingly tended for half a century by Don and Jan Allen.

Caring for the Lands You’ve ProtectedJust as important as protecting key lands is our responsibility to care for those lands and enhance their conservation values. A few of our key stewardship accomplishments in 2018 were:

• Restoring and enhancing ecological health on 250 acres at 10 Land Trust properties. Local contractors, staff and volunteers removed countless invasive species and reintroduced native plants on prairies, wetlands, and forests.

• Having wonderful volunteers attend more than 35 work parties to remove weeds, plant native trees and shrubs, pick up litter, build trails, cut downed trees from trails, and so much more.

• Witnessing salmon fry at the new Dugualla Bay Preserve, two new

breeding western toad populations, and White Pelicans at our Crockett Lake and Dugualla preserves — all places that are actively being restored.

Volunteers put in more than 3,600 hours of service in 2018, most devoted to restoring and enhancing the land.

Members mingle at the Conservation Partner Celebration at the Roaming Radish in June.

Connecting You to Nature and Community It’s also important for you to celebrate these successes and enjoy what you’ve helped to protect. In 2018, to make that happen, we:

• Opened a new wheelchair accessible loop trail and parking lot at Trillium Community Forest in partnership with Island County. It’s a great place to take kids or to go on an easy walk.

• Completed improvements at Glendale Beach on South Whidbey that includes a landscaped parking lot and easy access to the beach.

• Made progress on developing the Walking Ebey’s Trail system on Central Whidbey and the Fakkema Farm trail near Oak Harbor.

• Held our annual Conservation Partner Celebration, summer picnic and popular holiday open house, allowing you to commune with old friends and meet new ones.

These phenomenal successes that preserve vital open spaces on our islands happen because of you. Places where fish and wildlife can survive and thrive and future generations will enjoy. Places that provide clean water, clean air, local food, and economic viability. Places that enhance our love for Whidbey and Camano islands.

THANK YOU!

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Jan and Don Allen, pictured here with Land Trust donor relations manager Danielle Bishop, protected their forested property in Greenbank in 2018.

In 2018, the Land Trust offered 25 tours to connect people to the land. Above, stewardship specialist Kyle Ostermick-Durkee talks to a group at Trillium Community Forest.

2018 IMPACT BY THE NUMBERS

islandacres protected

events and tours connecting people to the land

Protecting the Land

485local landowners weworked with on land protection projects43 completed real estate

transactions protecting 10 properties19

conservation easements visited for required annual monitoring58

volunteer work parties to care for our preserves that are open to the public35

acres of habitat restored25030,000 native

plants planted

25

Caring for the Land

Appreciating and Learning on the Land

hours worked by 144 volunteers caring for our islands3,660

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Thank You 2018 Contributors You Make the Difference!As a donor-funded organization, your support is critical in achieving our shared vision for life on our islands, one that includes thriving productive farms, clean air and water, places of respite and recreation, and abundant habitat where wildlife flourishes.

Your donations — no matter their size — keep our islands amazing, beautiful, and naturally wild and we want you to know how much we appreciate your partnership. Thank you for supporting us, working beside us, cheering us on, and celebrating our shared successes.

Recurring donors, those who give monthly or at other intervals throughout the year, are identified below with an asterisk (*).

General Member(up to $364)Anonymous (23)Shelly and Doug AckermanDouglas AdamsEd, Barb, Jeff and Meghan AdamsGail AdamsJudith AdamsKitty AdamsLynne and Shawn AebiL.L. AkerlundKathryn AlexandraDavid Allen and Kathleen StetzJeffery Alling and Vicky PadgettStephen Amorosi and

Gayle French AmorosiDave and Karen AndersonGregory AndersonLeanna AndersonLinda Anderson and Jon GlastraTom and Jean AscherGayle AustinPatrice BahnsenBarbara and Bill BairdGreg and Wendy BanksSusan BarnettRandal and Jennipher BeatonGillian BeattieLinda BeaumontSharon and Joseph BeckLinda Beeman

Clara BeierJeffery Bell*Mallory Bello and Tony RichterScott and Dena BenderJoan BenedusiElizabeth and Pete BergSharon BerlinShaunak BhattPaul BigelowMark and Susan BiggerMildred BilligBarry and Lisa BjorkStephen and Christine BlackThera BlackWill and Shelley BlackWalt Blackford and Shirley JantzLynda and Bob BlakelyEleanor Boba and Alan HumphreyCharles and Mamie BolenderRobert BourdeauCindi and John BowenCheryl and Bill BradkinConnie and Charles BradleyDavid BravenderSarah and Phil BrazeauDebra and Tony BrickelJon and Bobbe BridgeMarshall and Jan BronsonTed and Pat BrookesVirginia BrownPaulette BrunnerBruce Buls and Marilyn KlansnicIngrid BunkerBunnee Butterfield

Ruth T. Byers*Coleman ByrnesRobert and Penny CabotJennifer CaldwellCaryl Campbell and John AdamsCapt. R. Bruce Campbell, USN (Ret.)Erin and Clark CampbellMona Campbell, Kristoferson FarmSandra and Andrew CampionMark CarpenterBruce and Juliet Carpenter

J. Andrew and Patricia CarrCarole and Patrick CarrollNina Carter and Tom Rainey*Jerry and Judith CaseRobert Chapman and

Taylor SchmukiCandy and Robin CharlwoodLela Chavez and Harrison GoodallFred and Pi CheneyPam CheneyRobert ChilesFred and JoAnn ChreistSteve and Liz ChristianChristie FamilyAmanda ClarkNeal and Connie ClarkKen and Susan CohenPatricia and David CohickAlison and Allen ColeDeborah ColferKristine CollinsTrilby CoolidgeToyan Copeland and Christopher BellJulie Coryell and Seelye MartinRob CraigJohn CraneSheri CrollKatherine CunninghamRobert and Linda DallySusan DavisMarvin and Nancy DawsonAgna and Lucas de ClercqAnita de Give*Michael de GivePat and Richard de La ChapelleStephen and Nancy DeanEllen BurtonRobert and Dorothy DeeringRowena DeFato and Scott ThorDiane and Richard DelmonteVicki DemetreDavid and Joan DemorestLinda DevittJulian and Alice DewellBrenda and Michael Dewey

Ken and Ellen DickeyGabriele DickmannRobert DicksonMackenzie DolstadPeter and Sylvia DomotoCatherine DowdDominick and Aurora DrianoDiane Driver*Philip and Debra DuBoisFerris Dudunake and Jaime Scaggs*Patrick Duffy, Jr.Sharon Dunn*Ann DurschJohn EdisonSuzanne EdisonLora Eelkema and

Raymond HamiltonFran Einterz and Joyce PetersonLeonard Elliott, Jr. and Linda ElliottMark and Julie EllisJim and Julie EltingRyan and Marthë Elting*Sharon Emerson and Charles SnellingRichard EpsteinRobert Erikson and Mary ReddyJonathan Evelegh and Laura StrongWin and Lois EwingAlbert and Judi EydamLaurence Faucher and

Audrey Sandler FaucherCharles FayPeter and Elizabeth FiddlerRobert and Judith FisherLynn and Wayne FlaatenArthur Fleming and Leann DawsonEvelyn FletcherKathy and Merv FloydLinda and Stephen FoggJulie Fornia SaathoffAlyne and Jay FortgangBradley and Linda FowlerLarry Fox*Sue and Bob Frause*Pamela FredericksenPhillip and Noreen FrinkAnn Fruechte and Mic Kisinger

4 | Whidbey Camano Land Trust

If you spot an inaccuracy, please let us knowWe treasure our donors and partners and want to ensure that your information is correct.

If any of the information in this section is incorrect, please let us know at [email protected] and we’ll correct it. Thanks!

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Ray and Laurie GabeleinCaroline GardnerHoward Garrett and Susan BertaJudy GehringJohn and Susan GevaertSteven GilbertR. Donald and Faithann GillLianna and Robert GilmanCharlotte GinnRichard Goldstein and Helen KinsellaLeonard and Linda GoodSally GoodsonBruce GordonJohn Graham and Ann MedlockTodd Graves and Harriet BehnckeAndrew Grenier and Rebecca ClearyBonnie GretzMargaret GriswoldMichael and Wendy GroveAllison Gubata and Thomas SanteRichard GubnerJennifer GuildRuth Haasl and Deborah WieseJennifer Hajny and Leif Albertsen*Lewis and Julia HaldorsonSusan and James HaleyHalf Moon YogaJim and Louisa HalfakerCleveland Hall and Lafe LawyerDick and Arnelle HallRobert Hall and Pamela TrojanoskiWilliam Hallberg and Meredith PennyRoger HallgrenSarah Halsey and Bruce TowneRay HamanChristie H. HammondNeil and Diane HampsonSallie HancockRonald Hanlon and

Linda Mihalov, MDAnnette Hanna and David DawleyPenelope Harger and Robert BoehmDonald and Sandra HarperWilliam and Camilla HaslundVicky and Matt HassrickJohn Hastings and Robin ObataAnne Hayden and Sheila BelangerPaul Hayes and Kim Robinson*Sandra HayesSharen Heath and Simon FrazerOnee HedeenSherrill and Ellsworth HedmanJill and Clarence HeinThomas Heinz and Denise Van HornMike HellandNancy HeppNelson and Pauline HesterKurt and Patrice HeyduckCarol and David HeywoodJennifer and Mark HickeyAllison Hiltner and Jonathan Maas

Donna Hinshaw and Linda Postenreider

Michael and Janka HobbsPatricia Hofmann and Mike O’BrienMarilyn HolenRuss and Patricia HolmesAvery Holzer*Cheryl HouseJudy Howard and Chris Fisher*Vicki and Douglas HowardMartha HsiaoJustin HuardChristine Hurley and Marlys EricksonRich and Martha HuylerKristine and Roger HyppaGary Ingram and Pamela NodusAlison IppolitoRita and David IrelandGeorge and Donna JackmanWendy JacksonCynthia Jaffe and Rob HeltonDr. Robert and Sharon JangaardGayle JanzenKaren JeffersGay Jensen and Robert PlotnickGeorge and Lynne JensenMarni and Gary JezekCraig Johnson and Joy KosolaDonna JohnsonJill JohnsonJoseph and Roberta JohnsonKen Johnson and Kathryn WellsRob JohnsonRobert and Bonnie JohnsonThomas and Michele JohnsonJanet Johnston and Mark RoseHarvey and Nancy JonesAlan JoyceBarbara and James JoyceEric Jung and Laura ReedTerry and Lori KatzakianBeth and Doug KellyDoug and Dana KellyDianne KelsoJason KendyBarbara and Jim KenneyRobert Kenny and Julia GloverRonald F. KerriganGary Ketcheson and Elizabeth KennedyKarl and Ruth KingLinda Klein*Susan and Bruce KnipeSteven and Josie KobylkSteve and Christina KolkDebra and Norm KoskyLea KoubaDavid Kroenke and Lynda RickeyRobert and Linda KruseSarah KuernerRobert and Dorothy KulwinHarry Laban and Ellen AlexanderCarolyn Lancet

Julie LangabeerJessica LarsonDonald and Joyce LeakElsa LeavittMichel Lebas and Michael AdlerDonald and Ann LeeJanet LeeJeanne Marie Lee and Tina JacobsenJohn LeePamela LeLoupCharles P. and Pauline N. LeWarneCharles LeWarneJanet and Joachim LewinsohnLincoln and Barbara LibbyMargaret LieBarbara LindahlKatrina LindahlMargaret M. LipinskiDon and Dolly ListerGeorge Lockeman, Jr. and

Shirley LockemanKrista LoercherBruce Long and Lorraine Gibbs*Nancy Luenn and Glenn DuncanGlenn LuxGreg and Ann LyleNick Lyle and Jean WhitesavageJack and Lynne LynchSarah MacDougallMarilyn Mahoney-Scott and

Harry ScottSusan Mann and Charles BergmanCandace Manning and Mark BrylinskiPeter and Kathleen MartinMichael MartinezRichard and Carolyn MatternElouise MattoxNancy MaysenJohn McCallumRobert and Janet McConnellJoan McConnell West and Charles WestMichael and Dawn McCorkleNorman McCormickMaggie McDowellJohn and Nancy McFeters

Travis McGuireBrynn McIntyreDonald and Phyllis McKeehenDennis J McLerranKathy and James McNallyEdward and Jo Meador*Michael and Dr. Diane MedvedMike and Nancy MerickelVanessa Meriwether Irvine*Andreas Meyer and Renee LeVerrierJack and Vivian MeyersR. Stephen and Peggy MeyersJudy MiegerDonald J. Miller /

Delicate Light PhotographyJill Miller and Michael BoydJerry MillhonSuzette and Gil MontanoRobert and Judi MooreLauri and Wayne MorganMarcia MoriartyFrank MorrowCoralie and Gerhard MuellerLisa MuellerMully MullallyAnn Murphy and Glen MossCarolyn and Frank MurphyTracy and Barb NeighborsRon and Kathy Newberry*John Newhoff and Mary ChristensenRand and Gail NilssonRuth and Reidar NordhoyRuth NowakJoy OldemeyerBarbara OliphantKen and Linda OlsenVern and Martha OlsenJanice and Michael O’MahonyPatrice O’NeillMary and Rollie OstermickCarl OstertagCheryl and Greg OttEric and Kathleen Ottum

Thank you for protecting the natural lands and waters of our islands for generations to come. Pictured is a happy hiker at Admiralty Inlet Preserve.

continued on page 8

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LAND TRUST PROTECTIONPreviously protected2018 ProtectedProtection in Progress

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Helen and Don OwensMary Jo Oxrieder and

DM Windwalker TaibiMargaret OyamaJohnny and Yvonne PalkaColleen and Kurt ParksSharon Parks and Larry DalozJames and Cynthia PatereauWilliam PaulsonEdythe A. PavishSteve and Sandy PearseJohn and Martha PembrokeDaniel PentillaKurt and Shirley PerssonCary PetersonWilliam PharrGary Piazzon and

Dianne Deseck-PiazzonAl and Evelyn PikeMarilyn Place and Stephen ShapiroJosh Polansky and Claire Miccio*Cindy and Chris PotterErin Powell and George DillooMarilyn PowerCharlton Price*Susan Prichard and Julie Ann GrialouPatricia PritchardPam PritzlKaren PurpurBrian and Nancy QuintRollin and Loretta RadwickRosalie RamsdenJames RandlesSandra RathTed Ravetz*Shirlee Read and Clyde SalisburyCarol ReedElaine and Chris RichardsMary RichardsonSherry Richardson and

James MontagueRebecca RickabaughGregg and Linda RidderStan and Donna RiebPaula RiggertPeter Rinallo*Charles RobinsonKris and Teri RobinsonTerry RockafellarJoann and John Roomes

Alix RoosJanet RossKaren RothboeckJohn Russell and Ann KuderErin and Walter RuthensteinerElizabeth and Christopher SalomoneChristina SanderSanti FamilyMary Jane SarbaughGeorge and Sheila SaulEdward and Cleo SchackerCarole SchaeferBarbara SchaettiPaul ScharpingPam SchellCarol Scheuffele and Percy TierneyAnn K. SchmidtMargaret and Gale SchmidtFrederick Schram and

Brian KirkpatrickBruce and Christine SchwagerLynn Scovill and Arnon SugarRuth and Michael ScrivnerScott and Patricia SebelskyBarbara SeelyMichael Seraphinoff and

Susan PrescottKaty ShanerPaul and Connie ShapiroPhilip and Peggy SheehanDean and Karen ShellanLou ShellenbergerCynthia and John SheltonDon and Debra ShermanDeborah ShibleyEric and Deborah ShieldsHugh ShipmanZiggy SiegfriedMarcia and Peter SillRebecca SillimanMichael and Loralyn SimmonsNorm and Heidi SingfieldAnna Singh Deo and Pip GordonColleen and Mike SkinnerCraig SkubiNancy and Mark SkullerudJana Kay Slater and Marc BravermanTom SlocumAlice SmithMaureen Smith

Kathryn SniderLyla and Philip SnoverMichael SpearAnn SpeckmanChris SpencerJohn SpringerWilliam and QuinSerra StanleyJack StansfieldRichard and Maxine SteeleJonathan Stein and Sharon BucherPamela SteinSharon and David StellrechtVivian Stembridge and Lance PorterRobert Stern and Dina BursteinBaz Stevens and Sandra TowneRuth Stibre and Loretta WilsonMarilynn Strayer and Sam WolfeRichard Strickland and Denise KrouseJack and Ruth SumeyCaptain Kelly and Frances SweeneyErika SwegerKestutis and Birute Tautvydus

Doris and Michael TaylorKevin TempestBabette and John ThompsonMelene and Jim ThompsonCynthia TilkinAlexander TuckerBeverly TuckerJoanne TurkCarole TysonByron and Ricki VadsetDonna and Demetri VasiliadesYana VinikoJudy and Bob VondrachekCharles and Stella WalkerTamara WalkerHoward WallaceKent Wallner and

Kathryn ElliottMike and Colleen WartelleCharles WaughCraig and Eva WeaverJohn and Ellen WelschRuth WestraDennis White and

Charlotte BellRandy White and Stacie BurguaRobert G. White

Shannon and Joel WhiteKurt and Christine WielandBrenda and Robert WilburPhill and Maria WilderDarwin and Lynette WileKenneth and Cathy WilliamsStephen WilliamsLynn and Larry WilsonErick Winger and Julie Dougherty*Judith WirthMerrell WisemanLynn and Steve WolfGretchen WoodJunji YamamotoJohn and Lucille YoungRalph YoungTom and Susan YoungPeggy Zafarana and John CrowserDale and Diane ZehmsVito and Dorit ZingarelliEd Zuckerman

Conservation Partner($365 – $999)Anonymous (5)Louise Abbott and David EarpYseldah and Bill ApplegateScott and Suzanne AshworthMurray and Joan AstonJudy Atkins and Bud SillimanLinda and Gordon BainbridgeSusan and Stephen BennettJudy Bierman and Chris Byrne*Peter and Frances BigelowA.T. Birmingham-Young and

Thomas MarekClark and Danielle BishopJessica Bowman*Ronald and Verleen BoyerMargaret BoyleJudith and Ralph BuchanJulius and Judi BudosJulie Buktenica and Gil LowEdward and Virginia BuzzellMolly CarneyAmy and Ken CollinsRuth Cook

Since 2005, we’ve secured $61 million in grant funding for land conservation.

Fun Fact

8 | Whidbey Camano Land Trust

"I grew up in a place where kids could play in the woods all day. It fostered a connection to and love of nature. I’ve never forgotten that feeling. Children today need a chance and a place to make a connection to nature. Thank you for all you do to preserve our beautiful islands, not only for today, but for generations to come."

– Linda Fogg

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John and Sherry Douceur*Peter Dunwiddie and Elizabeth BellHarry Dursch and Kirsten LemkeLes and Bonnie EelkemaSteve and Martha EllisLois FarringtonJudith FinnWendy and Carl FjelstedFront Street RealtyVirginia and Robert FultonStephanie Garlichs and Jeffrey RiedCarol Gatewood and Ginny SicklesBarbara and Richard GohlkePatrick and Sheila GrossElizabeth and Stephen GussCarol Hanson and Bill HightJamie HartleyLaine Hendra-Aldrich*Steven and Ann HolmbergKurt and Jane JaehningBeth and Kurt JohnsonDeborah JonesCandace Jordan*Diane KendyGeoff and Nora KenwaySally King and John GiambersoJean Knapp*Bill and Gloria KollMarty and Bruce KortebeinBeth Kreger*Richard and Patricia LaurenceStephen LeCuyer and Joan O’ConnellAnn Linnea and Christina BaldwinJudy LynnDoak and Sarah MahlikBobbi MalettaMichael and Lisabeth MartonickJames and Kaaren McElroyRonald and Barbara McKinnellLinda McNamaraJohn MelloPaul Greg Meredith, Jr. and

Charles FrenchIvan and Darlene MillerJulie and Ray NewnamKathleen O’Neill and Thomas LeschineJames OrrMargie and Gary Parker

Every $1 of unrestricted funds you donate is increased more than 15-fold through our ability to acquire project funds, grants, legacy gifts, and donations of lands and conservation easements. $1 $15

Maximizing Your Island Impact

Sue PartingtonTodd and Chris PetersonJanet and Frank PloofMr. and Mrs. Paul PoehlmanLaVerne and Leigh PowerKenneth PriceRobert Raichle, Jr. and Patricia RaichleRuth Richards and Jay AdamsJames L. Robart and Mari JalbingInge and John RobertsMamie Rockafellar and John HoffnagleMark and Laura RodgersKate RowanGeorge Rusch and Asharaine MachalaJay and Carol RyanEric Schlegel and Mary Stout*David and Anne SchlosserKarin ScovillNancy SharpAl and Phyllis ShermanCarolee E. ShubertGreg ShumateTom and Barbara SillimanNancy and Jerry SouthRobert and Sandy StarkJanet Stein and Eric Vieira da RosaTeri Jo Summer and Dale ReigerCarol TriplettSharon and John VandersliceCarrie and Michael Viers*Carol and William Viertel

Anthony and Patricia VivoloTom and Sharon VosDennis Wackerbarth and

Cheryl HouserChris WagnerRolfe WatsonDouglas and Dianne WillsClyde and Kathleen WilsonJanett Wingett and

Diana DeLashmuttConstance Wolfe and

Susan JohnsonFrank Worster and

Deborah DixWilliam and Lauren Young

Island Guardian($1,000 – $4,999)Anonymous (3)Charles and Zane AdamsWilliam Seth Adams and

Amy Donohue-AdamsAndrew and Caroline AdamykLorna and Edward Aites*Harry Anderson and Terry BibleJohn and Merritt AtwoodJerry BachPaul BakkenMark and Heather BarbieriSandy and John BarneyDr. Lydia Bartholomew, MD*

A rare albino Douglas squirrel is occasionally sighted at the Whidbey Institute. Last year, the Land Trust protected 100 acres there through a conservation easement. Photo by Thomas Arthur.

Sally BiggerArdeth Bolin*Meade Brown, Jr. and Laura Valente*Karen BunneyBen Caldwell and Anita MiresTom and Ann CampbellAnn Casey and Carol PlunkettRichard and Bonnie CavellMartha ClatterbaughSheryl Clough and Bill McGearyEdward and Peggy CooleyLeonard and Carla CorinDonald and Barbara CoynerBill Cummings and Margaret ChauPoli Davila and Thomas BlumerWendell and Anne DuffieldValorie EyerPeter Feichtmeir and Sarah PattonMelanie and Michael FinkJerry and Gunilla FinrowPeter Freund and Anna KolousekDuane Fulgham and Marti AnamosaGary and Janie GabeleinSharon Gauthier and Thomas HydePaul Goldfinger and Jill AdamsWilliam Graves and Frances WoodJack Hebert and Nori HeikkinenJim and Deborah HegJoe and Val HillersRobert HobbsChris and Lori HoltJoseph and Cathlyn HoltonLoren and Isobel HostekJeffrey and Katheryn HowellBonnie HughesJames B. Denton Memorial FundCarole and Bruce JohnsonRichard and Ingri JohnsonSteven JonesSteven and Patricia KesslerWalter Kuciej and MaryAnn MeaneyCheryl LawrenceSteven and Marcia LazoffRobert Lehman and

Christopher MathewsNicole Luce and Janet HallBrenda and Donald MallettDan Matlock and Mollie Groendyke

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Thomas McCulloughDr. Michael S. McGarry and

Dr. JrGang ChengFranny and Casey MeadRonda and Brad MillerMichael Mortenson and

Margaret SnyderL. William and Judy MortonJenanne MurphyIsabel NeddowJim and Mariette O’DonnellKaren PasewarkMichael Payne and Jessica UhlPat Powell and Mark SheehanCarol and Albert PratoScott, Karen and Lydia PriceGene Puhrmann and Jane MorrisSteve and Joan RaymondRichard RenningerJoyce RichardsReliance Ricketts and Dick WearnStephanie Rodden and John CienkiConrad RombergWilliam Schmalhorst, MDThe Schuster Foundation /

Mark SchusterRobin and Philip SemasWarren and Nancy SmithJim Somers and Melissa MerickelWilliam and Claudia StellePeggy Taylor and Rick IngrasciDebra Waterman and Michael CramerDan Weber and Laurie Carron*Fred Westergaard and

Bonita MacPhailLee WilliamsonAnne and Ken WinkesDon and Janet WodjenskiRobert and Traci York

Island Visionary($5,000 and above)Anonymous (5)Don and Jan AllenCarolin Barnum DilorenzoJudy and Lyall BishopDale and Joani BooseTom and Sally CahillBonnie Thie Cowart and

Randal V. CowartDr. Mark and Kim DalesEvelyn Daly*Suzannah DalzellCathy Darracott and Jo Reeves*Patricia DavisThe Wayne and Jo Ann English

Family FoundationDr. George FairfaxGoosefoot Community FundDoug and Marjie GustafsonDonald Guthrie and

Candace Tkachuck

Larry Harris and Betty AzarWilliam HarrisAnne Harvey and Jan PickardElizabeth HebertGrant and Jody Heiken*Jack and Pam JolleyPhyllis Kind*Daniel and Clare LaFondGeorgie LindquistMaple Bay FundMarjorie Mosher Schmidt

FoundationJulia McConeStephen McMinnNoble Fir FoundationNancy Nordhoff and Lynn HaysDr. Sievert RohwerVal Schroeder and David BaumchenSteve Shapiro and Debora ValisKim and Jack ShepardRon and Eva SherSimon Edison Foundation, Inc.Leigh Smith and Gretchen Luxenberg*Tad Sperry and Ellen HarveyMary Jo and Michael StansburyDiane and Greg StoneWhidbey Audubon Society

In HonorWally and Sally Campbell by Erin and Clark Campbell

Kinley ClarkSteve and Martha Ellis

by Susan and Stephen Bennett

Jan, Cheryl, Elizabeth, Kathleen, Janelle, Ida & Melene by Elizabeth and Stephen Guss

Bonnie and Bob Johnson by Marcia Moriarty

Gretchen Luxenberg and Leigh Smith by Mackenzie Dolstad

Gerry Mueller by Lisa MuellerPam Pritzl by John EdisonJack Roth by Cheryl HouseLeigh Smith by Stephen McMinnWCLT Volunteers by Yana VinikoFaith Wilder by Phill and Maria WilderTraci and Rob York by Jennifer Caldwell

In MemoryTom Allen by Beverly TuckerJerry and June Bach by Ingrid BunkerJerry Bach by Anonymous DonorsJohn Birmingham Young

by A.T. Birmingham and Thomas Marek

James Bolin by Ardeth BolinHerb Bridge

by Brenda and Donald Mallett by Robert Hobbs

Jeanne Marie Cooley by Edward and Peggy Cooley

Marge and Roy Hayes by Sandra HayesPatrick A. Janicki by Leanna AndersonCicily M. Jolley by Jack and Pam JolleyBill Lippke by Sandra HayesMarianne Luxenberg

by Anonymous DonorsMaya by Tom and Sally CahillPaul Moll III by Colleen and Kurt ParksMichael Nutt by Jason KendyHelen Payne

by Michael Payne and Jessica UhlRichard Pasewark by Karen PasewarkJoyce Peterson

by Tom and Sally Cahill by Howard Garrett and Susan Berta by Carolyn and Frank Murphy by Patricia Powell and Mark Sheehan by Steve Shapiro and Debora Valis by Al and Phyllis Sherman by Jim Somers and Melissa Merickel

Kristen Ravetz by Ted RavetzBruno Strauss

by John and Martha PembrokeZoe by Tom and Sally Cahill

Gift MembershipsMallory Bello and Tony Richter

from Carrie and Michael Viers

Wally and Sally Campbell from Erin and Clark Campbell

Bill Demorest from David and Joan Demorest

Tom and Susan Gideon from Kenneth and Cathy Williams

Anne Zuckerman from Ed Zuckerman

2018 Legacy GiftsWilliam BlackNed and Betty Lowry

Legacy Circle MembersAnonymous (7)Don and Jan AllenJoan BenedusiDale and Joani BooseLynn BooseDick and Kathy BowenTom and Sally CahillTom and Ann CampbellAmanda ClarkRuth CookEvelyn DalyCathy Darracott and Jo ReevesKatherine Davies and George DuworsKen and Ellen DickeyHarry Dursch and Kirsten LemkeJohn EdisonDominique EmersonCharles FayElizabeth George and Tom McCabeBarbara and Richard GohlkePaul Goldfinger Elizabeth and Stephen GussMary HalsteadChristie H. HammondGrant and Jody HeikenDeborah Houseworth and Sal BarbaMarni and Gary JezekKaren JohnsonSteven JonesKaren KellyDiane KendyRobert Kenny and Julia GloverPhyllis KindMarty and Bruce KortebeinWalter Kuciej and MaryAnn MeaneyLincoln and Barbara LibbyGeorgie LindquistCindy LubyNancy Luenn and Glenn DuncanChristopher MathewsDr. Michael S. McGarryMarcia MeyersRonda and Brad Miller

Ned and Betty Lowry’s estate gift to the Land Trust is being invested in native plant stewardship and restoration. The Lowrys were both passionate about native plants. Photo by Lynn Schueler.

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Louise MorganCary PetersonJanet and Frank PloofPatricia Powell Charlton PriceScott and Karen PricePam PritzlGregg and Linda RidderSarah Schmidt and Bill RickMichael Seraphinoff and Susan PrescottDyanne Sheldon and Jean SingerJana Kay Slater Leigh Smith and Gretchen LuxenbergMira SteinbrecherCaptain Kelly and Frances SweeneyRay ThorneTom and Sharon VosNancy WaddellLinda and William WebbDan Weber and Laurie CarronAnne WickstrandConstance Wolfe Diane Wyzga

In-Kind GiftsA.S.E. & T. Inc.Airside Inc. / David and Jana KetchumAtegan Technologies Inc.Flyers Restaurant and BreweryPrairie Center Red Apple MarketRhizome DesignRoaming RadishSavage Screen Printing and EmbroideryStratum GroupTrinity LutheranDebora Valis and Steve Shapiro

Donna VaudrinWhidbey PiesWhidbey Weekly

Business Supporters3 Sisters Family FarmA.S.E. & T. Inc.Austin’s Lend-A-HandBanner BankBayview BicycleBayview Farm & GardenBonvolo Real Estate InvestmentsCamano Island MarketplaceChina CityCoastal Community BankFriends of Camano Island Parks

Front Street RealtyGoose Community Grocer

Harmsen LLCIsland Athletic ClubIsland Floral

J.H Husband EngineeringMadsen Enterprises

Keller Williams

Lavender Wind FarmMatt’s Import HavenMicrosoft Matching Gifts CampaignMusic for the EyesMutiny Bay BluesPenn Cove Veterinary ClinicPremier Title of Island CountySkagit Cycle CenterSkagit Farmers SupplyThe MoonrakerWaterman Self StorageWayfinder ToursWhidbey Island Bank, a division of

Heritage Bank – Coupeville BranchWhidbey Performance Physical TherapyWhidbey Sun & WindWild Birds Unlimited

Windermere Real Estate – South Whidbey

Windermere Real Estate – Stanwood / Camano

Matching Gifts & Workplace GivingAetna FoundationAllstate Giving Campaign

Amazon SmileBoeing Gift Matching ProgramFM GlobalGiving Assistant Inc.Google Matching Gift ProgramIBM CorporationIntel CorporationMicrosoft Matching Gifts CampaignThe Seattle FoundationVMware Foundation /

Bright Funds FoundationWashington State Combined

Fund DriveYourCause

Organizational Grant FundingIsland County

U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceU.S. Department of the Navy

U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service

WA Department of EcologyWA Salmon Recovery Funding BoardWA Recreation and Conservation OfficeU.S. Land and Water Conservation

FundWhidbey Island Garden Tour

Property DonationsDon and Jan Allen Donald BorgmanGough / Richmond familiesDr. Sievert Rohwer

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The Land Trust’s new website, seen through different devices, offers useful tools to learn about island conservation.

New Website – Interactive Map, Natural Beauty, and More!We’re thrilled to have a new and improved website! Check it out at www.wclt.org. It has a great new look and lots of exciting new features. We’ll be adding more throughout 2019 to make it even better.

The centerpiece is the upgraded interactive map with easy-to-use search tools. Discover where on Land Trust properties, you can hike, take your dog on a leash, birdwatch, launch your kayak,

and more. Directions and, often, hiking maps are provided. Or search for information about properties we’ve protected throughout Island County.

The redesigned website is easier to navigate and is much more visually appealing. You’ll also find it easier to get updates on our current and past conservation work, volunteer opportunities, ways to donate, and lots more!

"I love what you are doing to preserve the forests, beaches, and open lands on Whidbey and Camano. These beautiful islands are lucky to have you making sure they won’t be overly developed so they can be enjoyed now and into the future."

– Gayle Janzen

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A trail nearly a mile long connecting farm to beach on North Whidbey is one of two exciting trail projects that will begin construction in 2019. Photo by Dave Wechner.

More Great Conservation Coming in 2019!You Make It All PossibleHold on for another exciting conservation success ride in 2019. Here’s a sneak preview of what we’re working on for you:

• Protecting coastal lands and beaches on Camano and South Whidbey

• Enlarging a North Whidbey nature preserve

• Protecting another 100 acres of native forest in Central Whidbey

• Conserving important working family farms

• Working with eight land owners on valuable donated conservation easements

• Beginning trail construction in Central and North Whidbey

• Restoring wetlands, prairies, and forest to improve fish and wildlife habitat

• Developing pocket trail maps and new strategic plan

Whidbey Camano Land Trust765 Wonn Road, C-201Greenbank, WA 98253360.222.3310 | www.wclt.org

The Whidbey Camano Land Trust is a nationally accredited land trust. The accreditation seal is awarded to land trusts meeting the highest national standards for excellence and conservation permanence.

Accreditation – A Mark of Distinction

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