2012 Annual ReportOctober 1, 2011 – September 30, 2012

Board Members

Pete Lawton

President

Fred Staehr

First Vice President

Jake Ankeny

Second Vice President

Scott Pierson

Secretary

Robert Grady

Treasurer

Bill Adams

Jill Baldauf

Budd Betts

Jacqueline Erdman

Tania Evans

Ann Frame

Mandy Mahoney

Mike Marshall

Jeff Milton

Rod Moorhead

Karen Parent

Joel Revill

Jason Snider

Jarad Spackman

Bob Strawbridge

Anna Sullivan

Emeritus Board Members

Bill Ashley

Vince Lee

Gil Ordway

Allan Tessler

Mike Wardell

Staff

Laurie AndrewsExecutive Director

Pam CaseDevelopment Officer

Steffan FreemanLand Steward

Liz LongProtection Manager

Liz MeyerDevelopment Manager

Tom SegerstromLand Steward and Staff Biologist

Leslie SteenCommunications Manager

Kimberly TruellExecutive Assistant

Ellen VanugaWind River Program Director

Jenny WolfromAnnual Fund Manager

The Jackson Hole Land Trust is a private, non-profit organization that was established in

1980 to preserve open space and the critical wildlife habitat, magnificent scenic vistas,

and historic ranching heritage of Jackson Hole. By working cooperatively with the owners

of the area’s privately owned open lands, the Jackson Hole Land Trust has ensured the permanent protection of over 23,000 acres in and

around Jackson Hole and the Greater Yellowstone Area.

For more information please visit www.jhlandtrust.org

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Dear Friends,

Winter in years past has been a quieter time at the Jackson Hole Land Trust, a time for

reflection and preparation for the upcoming year that mirrors the quietness of the natural

world outside. But this winter, reflection has been replaced instead with excitement and

activity, as the projects that we’ve worked on in the 2012 fiscal year continue to have

impact and visibility in our community, and many projects initiated in 2012 have already

come to completion.

Our Annual Report highlights the work of each of our departments in the past fiscal year –

October 1st, 2011 through September 30th, 2012. In our 2012 fiscal year, as we do each year, we

continued to steward our conservation properties through visits with landowners and ranch

managers on all of our protected properties as part of our annual monitoring program. We

placed 4 new properties under permanent protection: River Springs – Rendezvous Park,

River Rock Ranch, Flat Creek Corridor, and Snake River Corridor Ranch – each unique in

their own way, each conserving a valuable piece of remaining open space in the valley

through unique partnerships.

While the end result of our work is land conservation and stewardship in perpetuity, each

step along the way is filled with the incredible people that share our passion for this place –

this valley. The people and partners that we have the privilege of interacting with throughout

the year, through projects, properties, events, and other outreach initiatives, inspire

and sustain our board and staff just as much as the beautiful landscapes around us.

A jovial conversation after a monitoring visit, a forward-thinking new collaboration,

a new connection with a supporter at an event, a letter to the editor on our behalf, a

dependable annual fund donation, a hand-written note or email – we cherish these things

and are incredibly grateful for your thoughtful support in our work. Your enduring

commitment to land conservation enables us to operate successfully, day after day, year

after year, generation after generation – and inspires us to do all we can to find new

opportunities and steward the amazing properties in and around Jackson Hole that we’ve

protected since our first conservation easement over 30 years ago. Thank you for believing in

the work we do to keep this Forever Our Valley.

Sincerely,

Laurie Andrews Pete LawtonExecutive Director Board President

Contact

Jackson Hole Land Trust

P.O. Box 2897

555 East Broadway, Suite 228

Jackson, Wyoming 83001

307.733.4707

Wind River Program

of the Jackson Hole Land Trust

P.O. Box 1779

116 East Ramshorn Street, 1C

Dubois, Wyoming 82513

307.455.3766

info@jhlandtrust.org

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Since our founding in 1980, the Jackson

Hole Land Trust has protected over 23,000

acres of land through over 200 conservation

easements that preserve open space and

the scenic, ranching, and wildlife values

of Jackson Hole and Western Wyoming

landscapes. Each year, we work with private

landowners to protect parcels, large and

small, on the 20,000 acres of character-defining

lands in Teton County still in need of protection,

and in the Wind River Program area.

Our land protection work in the valley

continues to be both dynamic and strategic –

in recognition that each property and

landowner that we work with is unique, and

the terms of the easements that we create

together are unique as well. In fiscal year 2012,

we conserved four new properties totaling 242 acres that are each

different and incredibly valuable in their

own way – one in partnership with a private

foundation, one in partnership with local

government, and two in partnership with

private landowners. Each of these conservation

successes were made possible by our over 30

years of experience working in the valley, the

leadership of our board and staff, and the

guidance of our strategic plan. Together, they

accomplish land protection for our mission-

based conservation values of critical wildlife

habitat, magnificent scenic vistas, and

historic ranching heritage, as well as our

strategic plan directive to protect properties

of high community value that allow the public

to directly connect with our work.

The Path Ahead

Looking ahead to fiscal year 2013, we have

our sights set on 12 active protection projects representing over 10,000 acres in Jackson Hole and the Wind River

Valley. We continue to assess land conservation

priorities and seek to partner with the owners

of remaining important open lands in these

areas. Through these partnerships, we work to

find solutions that meet both parties’ needs -

solutions that often require persistence,

expertise, and financial resources.

The East Gros Ventre Butte project is an

exemplary case in which many pieces are

coming together to secure permanent

protection for a landscape-scale expanse

of open space and sage grouse habitat. The

butte, which rises above the National Museum

of Wildlife Art, across Highway 89 from the

National Elk Refuge, provides important habitat

for sage grouse, a candidate for protection

under the Endangered Species Act, and other

native wildlife that would be threatened

by the extensive network of homesites and

roads proposed for its entire eastern slope.

The relationships that we have cultivated

with private landowners, federal and state

agencies, and private supporters to protect

over 400 acres of the butte have led us to

close in on the completion of the first phase

of this project, totaling 181 acres, in the early

part of FY 2013. With more projects expected

to close this fiscal year and many more in the

works, the success of these protection projects

are made possible by your support.

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Please visit our website at jhlandtrust.org and sign up for our email list if you would like to

receive timely updates on our most recent protection successes.

RIVER ROCK RANCHIn December 2011, we accepted a 19-acre conservation

easement along the Snake River north of Jackson. The

parcel consists of high-quality riparian habitat, shaded

by cottonwood and spruce trees, that is home to a multitude

of wildlife species including Snake River fine-spotted

cutthroat trout, bald eagles, black bear, trumpeter swans,

and boreal toads. A spring creek also flows through the

property, supporting a population of cutthroat trout and

their spawning grounds. The donated easement is the

fourth contiguous parcel to be placed under permanent

protection at the River Rock Ranch.

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FLAT CREEK CORRIDOR PHASE IIThe second phase of the Flat Creek Corridor project was

completed in December 2011, conserving an additional 2

acres along Flat Creek important to native cutthroat trout,

mule deer, and moose, and protecting a beloved trail system

on the northwest slope of Snow King Mountain. When

all phases are complete, 40 acres in total will be owned

by the Town of Jackson and protected by a Land Trust

conservation easement. This is the second property

that we have protected in collaboration with the Town,

adjacent to the 41-acre Karns Meadow property protected

in 2003 by this same collaboration. Like Karns Meadow,

it allows for and permanently protects public access to

community trails in the heart of town.

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SNAKE RIVER CORRIDOR RANCHIn August, we accepted a donated conservation easement

that permanently protects 181 acres along a free-flowing

stretch of the Snake River. The property, located north

of Jackson, represents a relatively pristine section of the

Snake River riparian corridor important to a host of wildlife

species including migratory birds, mule deer, moose, bears,

mountain lions, Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat trout,

spotted frogs, and boreal toads. It is a key mating, staging,

and migration area for elk, with up to 10% of the elk that

winter on the National Elk Refuge crossing the Snake River

at this location en route to the eastern slopes of the Tetons.

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For more information about Rendezvous Park,

visit jhlandtrust.org or

rendezvouslandsconservancy.org

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RIVER SPRINGS – RENDEZVOUS PARK In December 2011, we partnered with The LOR Foundation to

acquire this 40-acre property, centrally located between

Jackson, Wilson, and Teton Village along the Snake River, and

placed it under the ownership of a new, jointly created non-profit,

the Rendezvous Lands Conservancy. The land deal’s success

was made possible by this creative new partnership, including

timely assistance from The Conservation Fund – and the

resounding community support for a new effort following

our previous attempt to purchase the property in 2009, in

which we were outbid by another party. Located across from

the Emily’s Pond recreational area, River Springs contains

the Wilson Boat Launch and a portion of the Snake River

levee trails, as well as natural vegetation, wetlands, ponds,

and infrastructure from the commercial gravel operation

that formerly operated on site. The land deal has marked the

beginning of a journey for the community of Jackson Hole

and the partners and supporters of this project, towards the

ultimate vision of transforming the land into a natural park

for the community.

Since December, we have been involved in the planning and

design for the new park, working with the Rendezvous Lands

Conservancy to ensure that collaboration with community

stakeholders and public input are integral to the process.

The community has responded with incredible interest

and support, with over 500 participating in an online survey

and four open houses this spring, and over 500 attending

our Solstice at the Park celebration in June. The project has

been visible in local and regional media as well as in the Land

Trust Alliance Saving Lands newsletter. We look forward to

the opening of the new park in fall 2013/spring 2014 as this

community legacy takes shape.

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STEWARDSHIPThe stewardship of our protected properties

is the backbone and integrity of our work.

When a property is protected by the Land

Trust through a conservation easement, it is

just the beginning of an enduring relationship

between the Land Trust, the landowner, and

the land itself. The active stewardship of our

conserved properties through our stewardship

staff and Committee’s work with landowners

and ranch managers on the ground ensures

that the wide-open spaces, wildlife habitat,

scenic views, and ranching heritage of these

properties endure through time for generations

to come.

The responsibility of stewardship requires

staff and board members to conduct annual

monitoring visits to each protected property

while building long-term relationships with

the landowners of these properties. Each

summer as we travel to each conservation

property for our in-person visits with land-

owners, we renew our mutual commitment

with each landowner partner to safeguard

the conservation values of their land. In 2012,

our stewardship staff and board members

monitored our 210 easement areas over the course of 130 visits from spring through late fall, and

also conducted many baseline inventories

on proposed projects. In nearly every case,

we had the opportunity to connect with

landowners of conservation properties in

person – offering opportunities to observe

what is happening on the ground and engage

in discussions about stewardship matters.

With over 117 landowner relationships to

maintain, we strive to be a resource to owners

of conservation properties by fielding inquiries,

distributing our annual Land Steward

newsletter, responding to requests, and

working to remedy any compliance issues. Our

stewardship staff members and Stewardship

Committee work with landowners to respond to inquiries and

project requests related to land use changes

on protected properties. Our Stewardship

Committee evaluates such project requests

from a legal perspective, as well as how

they align with scenic, wildlife, community

and ranching values. Recognizing that

each conservation easement, landowner,

and property is unique, the thoughtful

interpretation of each easement in response

to these project requests helps clarify a

landowner’s reserved rights to land use

changes from those that were voluntarily

relinquished through the terms of the

conservation easement.

Our stewardship staff also manages the fee

simple lands owned by the Land Trust. Much

of our land is leased to working ranches,

which supports local agriculture and provides

revenue to fund the Land Trust’s work. We

seek to be a model of good stewardship

on these properties, constantly evaluating

our land management practices to ensure

a healthy balance between agricultural

productivity, providing quality habitat for

wildlife, and scenic views.

EASEMENT DONOR DINNEROne of the highlights of our 2012 stewardship program was a special dinner event held

on August 23rd at the Snake River Ranch. This evening brought together generations of

conservation landowners, original easement donors, ranch managers, stewardship staff,

and past and current board members to celebrate and thank all those that have worked

on the ground to make land conservation happen in our valley, year after year. Bill Resor

and Rob Cheek shared heartfelt and entertaining stories of Jackson Hole and their families’

histories in the valley to the over 80 guests gathered for the evening.

HIGH SCHOOL BUTTE VOLUNTEER DAYOur stewardship team worked with community volunteers to revegetate and control erosion

on a section of the High School Butte trail, a favorite and easily accessible recreation option

for locals located at the north end of South Park Loop Road. High School Butte exists on

private land owned by the Poodle Ranch, the top half of which is protected by a

conservation easement donated to the Land Trust by Emily Frew Oliver in 1998. In 2009,

the Land Trust successfully revegetated one of the most heavily affected areas at the

top of the butte, with the help of volunteers and donated materials. In May of 2012, we

worked with three Teton Science Schools groups and community volunteers to break up

compacted soil, scatter native seeds, and lay fabric matting to revegetate a new section of

trail. These trail restoration efforts encourage “social trails” to fill in with native grasses

and forbs and improve drainage of the main trail to control erosion on the butte.

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WIND RIVER PROGRAMThe Land Trust initiated the Wind River Program

in 2007 in response to growing interest in the

expansion of our work into the Wyoming

portion of the Greater Yellowstone. Based in

Dubois, WY, Wind River Program Director

Ellen Vanuga’s focuses on protecting the

extraordinary conservation values of the Upper

Wind River Valley, while also responding to

requests from landowners in other parts of

Fremont County. Last year’s success in

securing over $12 million of public funding for conservationeasements in the Wind River drainage advanced the progress of

several landscape-scale protection projects

by encouraging matching funds from public

and private sources.

In the Dunoir, we have been incredibly

fortunate that the timing of interested,

conservation-minded landowners has

coincided with the availability of public

funding and support throughout the state

and region. In 2012, these projects continued

to move forward, and two opportunities

further downstream arose to add depth and

breadth to the Wind River Program portfolio

for 2013. A property adjacent to the Dubois

town limits has been awarded funding from

federal, state, municipal and private sources.

This agricultural property provides a scenic

buffer for a planned town park, and the existing

river walkway with its handicap-accessible

fishing points. Its highly visible location

provides a unique opportunity for increasing

community awareness and understanding of

the public benefits derived from permanent

protection of wildlife habitat, ranchlands,

and scenic open space. Another project a

few miles downstream will enhance a JHLT

easement completed in 2007. Both properties

protect the colorful and unique Dubois

Badlands, a scenic corridor along the Wind

River and Highway 26 that is also important

winter habitat for bighorn sheep.

Along the foothills of the Wind River Range

near Lander, we continue the work of securing

matching funds for a large working cattle

ranch. Meanwhile, the owners of two parcels

further east and adjacent to public land

have expressed interest in working with us,

thereby potentially extending the conservation

of this valuable winter range by close to 500

acres. As our work continues to gain acceptance

and visibility in Wind River country, an area

known to be important wintering grounds for

wildlife from an extensive portion of western

Wyoming, opportunities for protection projects

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We had a wonderful summer season connecting with our supporters and local community members at our community events and booths.

COMMUNITY EVENTS & OUTREACH

Over 500 community members joined us to celebrate and

learn about the River Springs – Rendezvous Park project

at our Solstice at the Park in June, on the future

park land. Many rode bikes down on this beautiful

evening to enjoy nature-inspired art installations,

refreshments, live music, and remarks by Executive

Director Laurie Andrews, the park design team, local

public officials, and community partners.

Our 32nd Annual Picnic, at the Indian Springs

Ranch open space in August, featured music by the

Miller Sisters, booths by community partners, and a

live raptor demonstration by the Teton Raptor Center.

Tables were filled with over 500 people enjoying classic

picnic fare as we presented the Town of Jackson with

a gift in recognition of their work on the Flat Creek

Corridor project.

In August, we launched the pilot phase of a new outreach

initiative in partnership with Story Clark’s Conservation

Consulting and the Grand Teton National Park

Foundation: the TravelStorysGPS smartphone app, a free iPhone and iPad app that features engaging

stories about the landscape, geology, wildlife, and

colorful history along Wyoming Highway 22 - including

stories about the Land Trust’s work along this road.

In July, our second Farm Fresh Dinner, co-hosted

with Slow Food in the Tetons and featuring a menu

entirely made of local ingredients, was held at the

beautiful Bar BC Ranch and sold out once again.

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We closed the season at the Center for the Arts with

the Wyoming Filmmakers’ Showcase ,

co-hosted with the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival.

Over 250 people joined us for this special evening

of films celebrating Wyoming filmmakers and wide

open spaces.

Throughout the summer, we connected with hundreds of community members at our

Picnic for the Planet, People’s Market, Snow King Live,

and Old Bill’s Fun Run booths.

In Dubois, the Wind River Program’s fourth season of

the very popular historic ranch tours, held in

cooperation with the Dubois Museum throughout the

summer, and the Dunoir Valley horseback ride at the

Absaroka Ranch in early July, continued to be a fascinating

glimpse into Wind River history and the current value of

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The Wind River Program’s community picnic was held on the meticulously kept lawns of

the Wagon Box Ranch, with a view across the valley in

front, and the dramatic Warm Spring Canyon behind.

The keynote speakers were owners of two adjacent

easement-protected properties.

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Thank you to all of our supporters for their dedication to the protection of open space in Jackson Hole and beyond. The following donors made a gift to the Jackson Hole Land Trust between October 1, 2011 and September 30, 2012.

WITH GRATITUDE

GUARDIAN $50,000 and upGil and Marge OrdwayMrs. Leonard Rifkin

CONSERVER $25,000 - $49,999Martin Brown Sr.Steven Denning and Roberta BowmanLeslie and Chris JohnsonJohn and Adrienne MarsRod and Alice MoorheadMr. and Mrs. John Vogelstein

STEWARD $10,000 - $24,999Dennis and Carol BerrymanMr. and Mrs. Royce CaldwellEric Harslem, Kate Harslem, and Rani ClasquinLane Hawley ColeRod and Verena CushmanKelly and George DavisJohn DeussJim and Astrid FloodPeter and Betsy ForsterJon and Karen HansonBob and Gail HughesWorthington Johnson and Maria NatoleAllen and Kathy LauerRobert Strawbridge, IIIMichael WehrleBill and Pat Wilson

BENEFACTOR $5,000 - $9,999Joe Albright and Marcia KunstelJeff Bland and Jane MitchellYvon ChouinardWilliam and Judy CoxChristian and Jacqueline ErdmanMark and Marcie FeldmanJohn FoxStephen and Barbara FriedmanBob and Colleen GradyDiana and Russell HawkinsBill and Lannie Hoglund Ed and Marne HolsteinMary Alice Huemoeller and Michael SellettJim and Maggie HuntMr. and Mrs. Michael KonradDr.and Mrs. Gerald LaubachSteve and K.C. LauckHolly McAllister-Swett

Brad and Kate MeadCody and Chilton MuellerJack and Carole NunnRobert and Allison PriceMr. and Mrs. Dave RaisbeckMr. and Mrs. Kevin Reilly, Jr.Bob and Laura ReynoldsBirdie RossetterJulian and Anita SaulMr. and Mrs. Garnett A. SmithJim and Judy StackeHoward and Cara StirnPike and Sue SullivanKen and Caroline TaylorCarol TolanWilliam and Teresa Waterman

SPONSOR $2,500 - $4,999Andrew and Mary ArmourEdward BeddowHowell and Ann BreedloveTony and Linda BrooksTom and Andrea EvansGary FinkelAnn E. FrameBobby and Renee HolikA.C. and Penney HubbardJay and Karen KemmererAnn and Morris KinneJack and Kay KrouskupGeorge and Joan LammersNeal Manne and Nancy McGregorMarlin Risinger and Lori FieldsLarry and Wendy RockefellerMr. and Mrs. Berthold RombergBen and Ann RuehrNelson and Jane SchwabJeanie and Fred StaehrMark Stein and Carol BakerMr. and Mrs. Hank G. StifelKelly and Nancy StirnDarrick and Julie Walker

ADVOCATE $1,000 - $2,499Jean AdamsBill and Barbara AdamsJim and Emily AmblerJean Anderson and Pete WalesClayton AndrewsAnonymous (8)Louis AppignaniBurke and Carole Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel BakerJill Baldauf and Steve GrossmanMr. and Mrs. Randolph BarkerGeorge and Carolyn BeallMr. and Mrs. Frank BellMr. and Mrs. Joseph BennettBill and Martha BestFrank and Helen BonsalGovernor Phil Bredesen and Andrea ConteJoan and Macon BrockKay BrunoJohn and Susan CampbellDavid and Lisa CarlinMichael and Bernadine CarusoRob and Mamie CheekThe Honorable Vice President and Mrs. Richard Cheney, Jr.Malinda Pennoyer ChouinardRich and Chris CoadDean and Dietlinde ColemanJohn Copeland and Gianna BiondiJeanne CortnerJim and Kathryn CowlesLarry and Kathe CraneJoe and Susan DavenportMr. and Mrs. David E. DonovanMr. and Mrs. Glenn DoshaySophie EcheverriaRosser and Gloria EdwardsBill and Pauline EganMarcy and Paul ErwinTom and Tania EvansMr. and Mrs. Timothy ForbesDr. Matt Fraker and Dr. Sherri ThorntonMr. and Mrs. Calvin FreseMr. and Mrs. Charles GodchauxMr. and Mrs. Steve GreenbergDr. and Mrs. Stephen HaasMike and Gigi HalloranCap and Carroll HaneyRoss and Chris HartleyPat and Mary Lou HartnessTanya and Michael HeathmanAlan and Vicki HendersonTony and Lynn HitschlerMr. and Mrs. Richard JonesScott and Michelle KaneMr. and Mrs. Frederick P. KellerCharlotte KiddRobin and Bill KingSenator Herbert Kohl

Cody and Linda LairdJack and Jan LarimerPete and Christy LawtonSam and Robin LightnerMichael W. LissnerGretchen LongMr. and Mrs. Richard D. MacDonaldJames Mace and Pamela RussellBob and Marna MacLeanRose and David MacyGeorge and Mandy MahoneyCarol and Bill MaloneySusan McDowellJames and Eileen McKinneyClay W. MoorheadTom and Anne MullerMark and Michelle NasatirGlen and Marilyn NelsonKent and Ann NelsonBill and Gloria NewtonRichard and Pamela NinerMr. and Mrs. Levon NishkianMr. and Mrs. Jim NokesKaren Oatey and David LandesWill and Julie OberingDavid and Janet OffensendDick and Ann O’LearyGeorge and Abby O’NeillPeter and Susan OrdwayPerk PerkinsLinda and Larry PerlmanPaul and Shirley PiperGloria PolisJack PorterMr. and Mrs. John RayMr. and Mrs. Anthony ReganJohn and Kitty ResorBill Resor and Story ClarkChuck ResorMr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller IVWill and Catherine RoseMonroe and Andrea RosenthalJon and Sue RotenstreichRon and Alvrone SaterJudy and Frank ScarboroughGeorge and Dee SchulerMr. and Mrs. Donald C. ShermanDon and Diane SiegelSteve and Jamie SnyderJarad SpackmanDave and Susie SpackmanPaul and Lucie TaylorTom and Linda TebbenAllan and Frances TesslerStan and Barbara TrachtenbergEverett TroutKathryn TurnerWill and Rebecca UphamDick and Polly VaughanMr. and Mrs. William Ward, Jr.Andrew and Cammie WatsonDusty WeissJames WhisenandEric A. WhiteAnn Williams and Robert LaganzaMr. and Mrs. Robert Zukin

PROTECTOR $500 - $999Nancy and Doug AyersDouglas and Leslie BallingerStuart and Terry BaumanRandi, Alan, Andrew, Rhonda, and Charles BerneyAdolfo and Tatiana BezamatJudith and Tom BowserRobert and Nancy BrooksBill and Faye CampbellFerdinand and Susanna Colloredo-MansfeldDave and Eunice ConineErin DannTacie DejanikusMr. and Mrs. Allen DickTed and Addie DonnanMr. and Mrs. Joel EhrenkranzMike and Nancy FaemsFrancine FlemingScott and Petria FosselSusan and Robert GardnerE. Peter and Hope GarrettMr. and Mrs. Fredrick GastonAnne and Matthew HallShepard and Melissa HarrisJim and Ginger HirschfeldMr. and Mrs. Richard HobbinsTed KerasoteAndrew and Nancy KleegerMr. and Mrs. Ulrich KruseMr. and Mrs. Pui KuanHelen LaugheryRemy Levy and Cathy KehrTim and Jessica LindstromKelly and Liz LockhartPaul LowhamJohn and Patricia LummisDavid MacKenzieJeanne MaherTom and Linda MarkovitsMr. and Mrs. Edgar MasinterSarah Kaplan MooreMr. and Mrs. Lester MorseMr. and Mrs. Alexander MuromcewCarl and Dana NagelPaul and Antje NewhagenPeter Nichols and Monique BarronsTom and Elisabeth NiedermeyerRon and Rose NovakJames and Darlene O’BrienJim and Jeannette O’MaraKaren ParentLisa and Scott PiersonRobert and Carolyn PisanoAaron and Tamsen PruzanLucy and Harley Rankin Jr.Debbie Reis and Dave WipperNeil and Sandy RudoBob and Margie RutfordSteve and Ann RyanChristopher and Louisa SandvigPhyllis and Chuck SavidgeDickson Cooke SchaeferJay SchwammMelvin L. and Bonnie G. Shapanka

Barry and Priscilla SibsonRandall and Doris SmithJason and Melissa Snider Carl and Cris SoderstromBrandon SpackmanJim and Mary SpeyerNancy StegensAndrew and Elizabeth StepanianAdair Bonsal and Arnie StifelPeter and Eva StonebrakerBill and Joyce SullivanSteve and Anna SullivanWilliam and Judith ThompsonWalt and Joan ThulinFrederick M. TillotsonSteve and Amy UnfriedJeff Van Ee and Nancy EatonBeryl WeinerChad and Wendy WeissMichael and Sasha Zolik

SUPPORTOR $100 - $499Eleanor Acheson and Emily HewittColleen AdamsonFraida and Bob AlandBarbara AllenMarcia AllenPatricia and George AmlinMary Lou AndersenCharlene AndersonFrank and Ruby AndrewsAnonymous (11)Fran and Owen ArnoldMark Barron and Ruth Ann PetroffBradley and Susan BartelBradley BarthPilar BassJ.J. BatezelCarter and Lisbeth BeiseMert and Bonnie BellMrs. Med BennettPatti BerlinSally and Joel BermanBob and Sheila BernerWalt and Sue Bird

James and Ann BonhamMr. and Mrs. David BoydStephanie and Mike BrennanCathryn Brodie and Doug LowhamPaul and Jean BuchananMarion BuchenrothJohn Buckley and Anna BennettN.A. BullMr. and Mrs. Coleman BurkeDeAnne Butterfield and John HuylerJ.J. and Jan CampauMr. and Mrs. David CampbellBetsy Carlin and Becky WatsonPeter and Mariana CarneyElaine and John CarneyJan and T.J. CavanaughCarol ChappelleRichard and Laura ChildsCharles ClevelandBill and Kathe CoelhoMr. and Mrs. Jeff CohenBill Collins and Lokey LytjenGail Conklin and David HamiltonAlan and Joan ConnorEugenie CoppAndrew Cornish and Sara Van GenderenJane CraryShawn and Mike DausCharley DeanDoug and Irene DeVivoMr. and Mrs. Nelson DittmarMelene Dodson and Martin KingGeorge and Frances DoranGayle DowningDiane Duncan and Jack RevoyrWill and Jody EckhardtPhyllis EliotMissy FalceyJohn FeaginMartha FeaginJonathan and Annie FennDr. and Mrs. Roland FleckSara Flitner and Bill WotkynsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FrankSheldon and Natalie FrankelT Steffan FreemanAnnie and John FurrerMarla GaultMartha and John GilmoreKenneth GoebelMr. and Mrs. Eliot GossGeoff GottliebCarter GrayEd and Marilyn GschwindZach Hall and Julie Ann GiacobassiDavid, Leslye, Cameron, and Lachlanper HardieJohn and Carol HarknessGeorge and Sandra HartzellAnn HarveyMr. and Mrs. John HaugeMr. and Mrs. Stephen HaugeJeff and Tracey HeilbrunMr. and Mrs. Robert HigleyTom and Catherine Holland

Michael Holmberg and Louise Berner-HolmbergMr. and Mrs. David HosterSally HotchkissMr. and Mrs. Jack HoweMr. and Mrs. W. R. HowellGeorge and Christine HuberMr. Eric HuberJane JergerCollister JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Michael H. JordanKathy and Milton KarahadianPete and Jeanine KarnsRobert and Anna KassAllison KellyRenny and Sarah KerrPaul and Kathleen KimballRoger and Lee KintzelDr. and Mrs. Noah KleinDavid and Cathy KrinskyBill KunkleErnest LaBelle and Frances PollakDavid and Judy LarsonCreed and Clarene LawVince and Nancy LeeDr. Joe LevinsonTim LibassiDave and Rebecca LivermoreKevin LongAdam and Elizabeth MaberlyMr. and Mrs. Clark MacKenzieLinda MarsJames Mathieu and Roberta CarneyJane MatthewsJim and Kris MaxwellVito and Lisa MazzacaneThomas McClungRuth and Bill McClureHolly McCollisterJon and Pam McGlocklinMoe and Irene MellionMitchell and Michele MenakerJoseph and Tracy MerrillCarol MersereauPat NottAnthony Nuland and Alexandra SimmondsAlice OakleyTed OakleyPatsy O’BrienJane and Bill OlsenBiba and Jon Parker Carla ParksGlenn Paulson and Linda CooperArturo Peralta-RamosBob and Ruthie PetersLeslie Petersen and Hank PhibbsPat and Frank PetriniDr. and Mrs. Allen PieletTayloe PiggottJohn and Ellen PillsburyMartha Ann Pittard and Allan KrapfDaphne PlattsOwen PyleMr. and Mrs. Richard QuastSuzanne Ramseur

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis ReadLarry RieserThomas and Juanita RingerEdward and Darcy RodenbachMark RodenburgJerry RoseDr. and Mrs. Jacques RouxLaurent Roux and Lori ZalbowitzJoe and Ellen SanfordFrank and Nancy SansoneCarol and Robert ScallanHarvey ScholfieldMichael and Claudia SchrotzMr. and Mrs. Richard SheaDick and Dottie SheahanJames and Mary SchockeyDick and Sandy ShuptrineElizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff and Hunter LewisMr. and Mrs. Donald SiderThe Honorable and Mrs. Alan SimpsonFrank and Mimi SlaughterDonald SleemanJared Smith and Karen Daubert, Jennifer and Melissa SmithJim and Kathryn SobieskiMona SobieskiAustin and Suzanne SpitzerHoward S. SpurrierPeter and Dee StearnsPamela StocktonLuther Propst and Liz StorerPeter and Rose TarantinoMr. Thomas Taylor and Dr. Linda Taylor, Dr. Wesley Beemer and Dr. Tamara PelishMichael and Jennifer TennicanMr. and Mrs. J.A. TompkinsNicholas and Sigrid UsenMartha and Warren Van GenderenPaul VogelheimRob and Celia WallaceH. William and Judy WalterPeter and Adrienne WardJean and Chuck WebberKen and Lynn WegnerNoble WelchJohn and Suzanne WhitmoreMartha WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Richard WinterThomas WiseDale and Cynthia WoodlingBecky Woods and Rich BloomAnne and Noel WrayGreg and Dimmie Zeigler

FRIEND $1 - $99Stephen AdamsonKathryn R. AguilarLaurie AndrewsAnonymous (9)Mickey BabcockArthur Baines and Rhonda HarrisJane Baldwin

UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTIONS

Individuals The Jackson Hole Land Trust is proud to report a successful year. Significant support continues to come from our strong donor base

of individuals and family foundations. In our 2012 fiscal year:

Financial Statement

These reports only show a portion of our financial statements. A complete

financial statement is available by calling or emailing the Land Trust office.

Unrestricted operating contributions topped $1M for the third time in our history.

94% of expenditures were used directly to

support programmatic expenses.

The Land Trust was able to secure

$3,421,600 in federal and state funding,and $1,685,800 in private grants.

Investments in marketable equity or debt securities

were $7,066,836 at fiscal year-end.

The Land Trust spent approximately $409,008 on stewardship of conservation properties,

allowing for nearly 6,392 total staff hours devoted to monitoring new or existing easements.

Jackson Hole Land Trust Use of Funds

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William BarmoreDick and Roberta BondelieAlice and Bill BoneyLaurie and Virgil BossAngela and Fred BowditchMatt BragaBen BrettellClark and Susan BrooksLori Cahn and Doug BrownDiane CarilloVance and Ann CarruthPam CaseMaryann CastellanoDr. and Mrs. Philip Cerveny, Jr.Julie CheekMr. and Mrs. Mark ClarkMr. and Mrs. Craig ClarkeMary and Lee CutlerPeter DittmarJeanne DonovanMr. and Mrs. Lloyd DorseyTodd and Maureen EllingsonFrank and Patty EwingCol. and Mrs. Kenneth FortneyMr. and Mrs. Miles FreitagMr. and Mrs. Oliver GeigerPeggy GildayCharles and Karen GoetzMatthew Golombek and Connie MorganHalcott and Cornelia GrantEdith and Bob GrinnellSharon GunbergMr. and Mrs. Michael HammerScott and Jill HarknessMr. and Mrs. Floyd HarnagelCharles and Karen HarrisBarbara and Chuck HerzJulie HoldingLynne HollbacherAleathia HosterRobert and Katherine HouseJulie and Jay JonesMadelene and Stan KanarowskiJames KaronEarle KaufmanBill and Barbara KellyMr. and Mrs. John KieflingMr. and Mrs. Howard KinslingerMr. and Mrs. Robert KirkpatrickBonnie Brown KoelnMitchell and Barbara KohnMr. and Mrs. Larry KummerAndrew Langford and Patricia RoserJane LawtherCarol and Ed LiebzeitMary LohuisNicholas and Katherine LovrichJoan LucasJim LuebbersMr. and Mrs. John Lyle, Jr.Mary MawdsleyPorgy McClelland and B.J. ReedDennis and Susan McCrackenMatthew and Lisa McGeeWade McKoy and Bob Woodall

David and Kelly MecartneyLiz and Sam MeyerDr. and Mrs. James MeyerRandy MeyerDavid MillsDonald MorrisonDavid and Christine MurdochDon and Carol MurrayWalt and Kristen OmlorSandy and Matt OstdiekDiana Osuna and Tom StallingsMr. and Mrs. Jay PieperTodd PlaceDoris PlattsReynolds and Bettie PomeroyMarcus PorcelliElise PrayzichMr. Bert RaynesAlice RichterAna RodeBrian and Maggie SchillingLeslie and Howard Schirmer, Jr.Lynne ScholfieldMargaret SealanderPeter SelkowitzWilliam ShawJohn ShermanCatherine SmithSherry Smith and Robert RighterHort and Juli SpitzerDrew Jaglom and Janet StampflJim StanfordDorothy and Clarence StearnsScott and Leslie SteenBob and Joanne StellwagenPaul and Judy StofferPeter Stoops and Kate WilkinsonAbram and Ann SuydamCharles and Leighann SwansonTerry B. SwansonStan TakamiLarry and Barbara Van GenderenDaniel and Lynne Van EngelJerry WagerLinore, Grace, John and Jim WallaceLynn WardRob WernerAlan Willes and Lucinda AbbeKurt and Chris WimbergJenny WolfromBrook and Jessica YeomansSandy Zvegintzov

IN MEMORY OFAnonymous In memory of David MuntnerWilliam Barmore In memory of Louise Murie MacCloudDickson Cooke Schaefer In memory of Cub Schaefer and Michael CookeAllie, Gary, and Bridget Cott In memory of Stanley ResorJane Crary In memory of Stanley Resor

Tacie, Mim, and Daphne Dejanikus In memory of Carolyn “Scottie” DejanikusMarcy and Paul Erwin In memory of Henry James ErwinMissy Falcey In memory of Stan ResorE. Peter and Hope Garrett In memory of Stanley Resor, a wonderful friendMarla Gault In memory of Charles H. AckersonGeorge and Christine Huber In memory of Stanley R. ResorCollister Johnson In memory of Stanley ResorJames Karon In memory of Morris, Vern, and Richard KaronAndrew Kleeger In memory of Hannah MarksJeanne Maher In memory of Stanley ResorNeal Manne and Nancy McGregor In memory of Martha HansenLeslie Mattson In memory of Stanley Resor Mary Mawdsley In memory of Dean L MawdsleyJoseph and Tracy Merrill In memory of Stanley ResorDonald Morrison In memory of Stanley ResorGlen and Marilyn Nelson In memory of Stanley R. ResorPatsy O’Brien In memory of Stanley ResorJohn and Ellen Pillsbury In memory of Stanley ResorSuzanne Ramseur In memory of Stanley ResorLarry Rieser In memory of Stanley ResorJim and Mary Speyer In memory of Stanley ResorHoward S. Spurrier In memory of Ann SpurrierNicholas and Sigrid Usen In memory of Stanley R. ResorH. William and Judy Walter In memory of Stanley Resor

IN HONOR OF Bradley and Susan Bartel In honor of their parentsBradley Barth In honor of Dr. Dee W. CallRichard and Roberta Bondelie In honor of Roberta’s mother, MaxineJim and Kathryn Cowles In honor of Leslie SteenCharley Dean In honor of TexasDaniel and Lynne van Engel In honor of Emily van Engel

John Feagin In honor of the Feagin FamilyJohn Feagin In honor of Martha FeaginScott and Petria Fossel In honor of Rod MoorheadCharles and Karen Goetz In honor of Kristina GoetzGeorge and Sandra Hartzell In honor of Charles and Susie BeckAlethia Hoster In honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Donnan, Jr.Sally Hotchkiss, Ed, Anne and the Boys In honor of Story and Bill ResorEdgar and Margery Masinter In honor of Cecily Park’s marriage to NickJon and Pam McGlocklin In honor of Senator Herb KohlCody and Chilton Mueller In honor of Darcy, Gaines, Connon, and Georgiana Mueller Marcus Porcelli In honor of Maria PorcelliFrank and Nancy Sansone In honor of Dominick and Loretta SansonePaul and Judy Stoffer In honor of Raymond SheriffCharles and Leighann Swanson In honor of Becca Jones

Corporations, Businesses and OrganizationsAcademy of Classical BalletAmanganiAna’s Grand ExcursionsAnonymous The Antler InnBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramBig Mountain Enterprises, LLCBlue Lion RestaurantCampau Oil & Gas InterestsCIOSCony CorporationElk Country Motels/Antler MotelEvans Real Estate Services, Inc.Flying Goose RanchFocus ProductionsGrand Teton Lodge CompanyGrant AssociatesGreat Find IncINGInterval Management Services, IncJ.M. Huber CorporationJackson Temp ServicesJackson Ventures IncJerry Wager’s Promotion in MotionLive Water Properties, LLCPamela Stockton DesignsPica’s Mexican TaqueriaPrimrose School of CoppellRendezvous Engineering P.C.

Rocky Mountain AppraisalsShaw Construction of WyomingTayloe Piggot GalleryTeton ClubTrading Places Interiors & Design ASIDTransworld Oil LimitedTrout Family Resources, LLCUnitedHealthGroupVintage WinesWells Fargo Bank

FOUNDATIONS AND CHARITABLE GIFT FUNDSA.C. and Penney Hubbard Foundation, Inc.The Alan and Ellen Daus Family Memorial Endowment of the Community Foundation of Jackson HoleAlexander C. & Tillie S. Speyer FoundationAllan and Frances Tessler Donor Advised FundAllison and Robert Price Family FoundationThe Bezamat Foundation, Inc.Biba and Jon Parker FoundationBradford S. Mead and Katherine L. Mead Charitable FoundationBrinson FoundationThe Brock FoundationThe Brooks FoundationC & N FoundationCarney Family FoundationCarol H. Tolan Fund via the New York Community TrustCarter Meyer Gray Rev. Trust UTD 3/30/05Chilton and Cody Mueller FundThe Cockayne Fund Coelho Charitable Trust FundCommunity Foundation of Jackson HoleThe Community Foundation of Middle TennesseeDavid and Lisa Carlin Donor Advised FundDejanikus FundDennis and Carol Berryman Berryman Family Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitbale Fund

Dr. and Mrs. Peter W Stonebraker FundEd and Marne Holstein Charitable FundEdmund A. Jr. and Adelaide M. Donnan FundEdwards Family FoundationEganwood Family FoundationEhrenkranz FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift FundThe Flood Family Revocable TrustForster Family FoundationFran and Owen Arnold Family FundFred & Helen Ellis Charitable FoundationFriedman Family FoundationG.O. Forward Fund of the St. Paul FoundationGarnett A Smith Family FoundationGE FoundationHamill Family FoundationHanson Charitable TrustThe Hawley Family FoundationHelen and Harry Saul Foundation IncHenry G Stifel Family FoundationHerbert H Kohl Charities, IncHowell A. and Ann M. Breedlove Charitable FoundationHughes Donor Advised FundHurlburt-Johnson Trusts of the Silicon Valley Community Foundation In Memory of Paul and Esther McCollister FundJ.C. & S. Adams Donor Advised FundJack and Carole Nunn FundJohn and Barbara Vogelstein FoundationJohn Edward Fox Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson HoleJordan Endowment of the Community Foundation of Jackson HoleJWJ Family Foundation IncKane Family FoundationKehr Levy FundKenneth and Caroline Taylor Family FoundationThe King Family Advised Fund, Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Laubach Family FundLegatus FoundationLen-Ari FoundationLightner Sams Foundation of WyomingLive Oak FoundationLOR FoundationLorraine Clasquin and Eric Harslem FundLouis J. Appignani FoundationLynne Cheney Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson HoleMartha Gaines and Russell Wehrle Memorial FoundationMary K. Weiss FoundationMary P Ray TrustMayer and Morris Kaplan Family Foundation McDowell Foundation

MKL FoundationMoorhead Family FundThe Morse Family Foundation, IncMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crane, Jr. Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater MemphisThe Nelson Schwab Family FoundationNewton Foundation FundOarsmen FoundationObering Family Donor Advised FundOffensend Family FoundationOpen Hands FoundationPat and Mary Lou Hartness FundPerkins Charitable FoundationPruzan Foundation The Pyle FoundationRichard H. and Mary M. Vaughan Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson HoleRobert and Reine Hartley FoundationThe Robert L Reynolds FundRoberta C. Rondelie 2005 Revocable TrustRossetter Donor Advised FundRR Hobbins Living TrustThe Sage FoundationSoderstrom Charitable TrustSweet Life FoundationThomas H. and Linda P. Tebben FundThomas M. Evans, Jr. FoundationUnfried FoundationVirginia S. and Michael J. Halloran Charitable FundWallace Genetic FoundationWells Fargo FoundationThe Winifred and Kevin P. Reilly Jr. FundWallace Genetic Foundation, Inc.Walter J. Gatti FoundationWells Fargo FoundationWest Hill Foundation for NatureWilson Family FoundationWood Family Foundation

PROTECTIONBill and Barbara AdamsAnonymousTony and Linda BrooksDavid and Samantha CadenheadRod and Verena CushmanTom and Tania EvansAnn E. FrameMr. and Mrs. James GilbertNorm and Carole HofleyThe Craig Johnson EstateLeslie and Chris JohnsonKemmerer Family FoundationLOR FoundationGeorge and Mandy MahoneyHolly McAllister-SwettRod and Alice MoorheadCharlotte Oliver and Buzz DimondEMWIGA FoundationJoel and Kristin RevillMr. and Mrs. Garnett A. SmithJarad SpackmanForest Legacy Fund

STEWARDSHIP Mr. and Mrs. William R. GivensAnonymous (6)Norm and Carole HofleyPaul LowhamLeslie MattsonSarah W. PetersTom and Jan SegerstromSusan Williams

WIND RIVER PROGRAMBluegrass Bit CompanyBudd and Emi BettsJerry and Sue BodarEugenie CoppJohn and Dita DaubMrs. Rutledge Deas

Steve GlennGeorge and Sandra HartzellNick JenkinsRoger Lederer and Carol BurrKaty Loynes TesonKate and Dennis McDonnellAnna Moscicki and Michael KenneyJessica O’NealNancy OrgemanMike and Sally PierleJim and Sheila RiceChris SabatkaKathryn SandersonMichael Segell and Winifred GallagherDaniel SmithAdair Bonsal and Arnie StifelTory and Meredith TaylorLarry and Kathy TreanorTed Waldron and Mary McMillanMartha WaltersDiane WernerNorman Winters

SPECIAL EVENT HOSTSBar B CTony and Linda BrooksLeon and Abby CampbellJim and Astrid FloodJill Baldauf and Steve GrossmanMike and Carol MarshallDennis and Kate McDonnellRod and Alice MoorheadBill Resor and Story ClarkJoel and Kristin RevillSteve and Jamie SnyderRobert Strawbridge, IIITeton Science SchoolJohn and Barbara VogelsteinMike Wardell and Paula Grosch

The Teton Legacy Society of the Jackson Hole Land Trust was formed in order to celebrate the individuals with the foresight and generosity to make a life income or bequest provision for the Jackson Hole Land Trust. Benefits of this lifetime membership include not only the knowledge that you have helped secure the future of this valley but invitations to exclusive events, special field trips and annual recognition. With a planned charitable gift to the Teton Legacy Society, you can protect the future landscape of this valley while also fulfilling your own financial goals. Speak to your financial advisor or call the Land Trust to discuss the giving strategy that is right for you.

PRESERVE YOUR LEGACY WITH

OPEN SPACES

Ms. Mary Lou Andersen

Mr. Jeffrey S. Bland and Ms. Jane Mitchell

Ms. Louise Breitenbach and Mr. Joe Piccoli

Mr. and Mrs. T. Anthony Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Burdin

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ciulla

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coppola

Mr. Charles Cullen

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dahl

Dr. Lyndelle Fairlie

Dr. Carol Fellows and Dr. Henry Louderbough

Mrs. William Field

Ms. Ann E. Frame

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geiger

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grady

Mr. and Mrs. David Hardie

Ms. Susan Hedden

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hensley, III

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight

Mrs. Bonnie Koeln

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krell

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Maloney

Ms. Holly McAllister-Swett

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muller

Mr. Gregory G. Nelson

Ms. Charlotte Oliver and Mr. Buzz Dimond

Ms. Susan Paddock

Ms. Carla Parks

Mr. John Porter

Mr. Bert Raynes

Ms. Lindsey Reed and Mr. James Sergio Dominguez

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richardson

Mr. and Mrs. Lavar Riniker

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Segerstrom

Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Shea

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Stearns

Mr. and Mrs. Pike Sullivan

Mrs. Hannah Swett and Mr. Mark D. Brookes

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan

Mr. William Wallace

Mr. Matthew Wallace

Mr. Thomas R. Wise

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Zabinsky

We apologize for any errors or omissions we have made. Please call the Land Trust office at (307)733-4707 to notify us of any errors.

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Jean AdamsMary Lou AndersenCarter and Lisbeth BeiseMrs. Med BennettMr. and Mrs. Joseph BennettBill and Martha BestMr. and Mrs. David BoydYvon Chouinard and Malinda Pennoyer ChouinardMr. and Mrs. Mark ClarkFerdinand and Susanna Colloredo-MansfeldCommunity Foundation of Jackson Hole Gail Conklin and David HamiltonRod and Verena CushmanTed and Addie DonnanRosser and Gloria EdwardsTom and Tania EvansJim and Astrid FloodAnn E. FrameSusan and Robert GardnerMartha and John GilmoreMr. and Mrs. Charles GodchauxZach Hall and Julie Ann GiacobassiJohn and Carol HarknessAnn HarveyMr. and Mrs. John HaugeMr. and Mrs. Stephen HaugeJim and Ginger HirschfeldMr. and Mrs. Richard HobbinsNorm and Carole HofleyMary Alice Huemoeller and Michael SellettBob and Gail HughesPete and Jeanine KarnsJay and Karen KemmererCharlotte KiddSenator Herbert KohlCody and Linda LairdSteve and K.C. LauckVince and Nancy Lee

Sam and Robin LightnerDavid and Rebecca LivermoreDavid MacKenzieBob and Marna MacLeanCarol and Bill MaloneyMr. and Mrs. Lester MorseAnthony Nuland and Alexandra SimmondsGeorge and Abby O’NeillMike and Trina OverlockLeslie Petersen and Hank PhibbsDoris PlattsJack PorterMr. and Mrs. John RayBill Resor and Story ClarkJohn and Kitty ResorLarry and Wendy RockefellerMark RodenburgBirdie RossetterDr. and Mrs. Jacques RouxBen and Ann RuehrBob and Margie RutfordChristopher and Louisa SandvigHarvey ScholfieldDick and Sandy ShuptrineHort and Juli SpitzerJim and Judy StackeJeanie and Fred StaehrKelly and Nancy StirnHoward and Cara StirnRobert Strawbridge, IIIPike and Sue SullivanBill and Joyce SullivanTom and Linda TebbenAllan and Frances TesslerWalt and Joan ThulinStan and Barbara TrachtenbergSteve and Amy UnfriedDick and Polly VaughanJean and Chuck WebberNoble Welch

THE SUMMIT CIRCLE Loyalty matters. Nearly 80 remarkable donors have demonstrated their loyalty to the Land Trust by renewing their annual gift for the past 20 or more consecutive fiscal years. Our newly established Summit Circle recognizes these committed donors who have given consistently to the Land Trust. Gifts of any amount count toward participation and are greatly appreciated. Participation in the Summit Circle means being part of a special community of donors dedicated to shaping the future of Jackson Hole’s open spaces.

The Land Trust thanks you, our Summit Circle donors, for your steadfast commitment to our work. Regardless of how much you choose to give, the impact of your continued giving is powerful and does not go unnoticed.

Various allocations of gifts have been recognized for the initial listing in the Summit Circle. In the future, participation will be sustained as long as unrestricted gifts to the annual fund are made to the Land Trust every fiscal year without interruption.

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2012 in Review In fiscal year 2012, your support of the Jackson Hole Land Trust allowed us to ...

…actively steward 210 easements and make face to face contact with our landowner partners

…protect 4 new properties totaling 242 acres, including

242 acres of scenic open space

155 acres of river bottom and riparian areas

42 acres of public access open space

1 mile along trout streams and rivers

1 mile along elk migration corridors

…raise over $1 million in unrestricted operating contributions

...use 94% of expenditures to directly support programmatic expenses

…successfully secure commitments for over $3,421,000 in federal and state funding

for protection projects

…work with volunteers to restore sections of a community-accessed trail to alleviate erosion concerns

…connect with over 2,000 vibrant community members and supporters through 4 community events and booths

…support a dedicated staff of 11 to carry out the vision of the Jackson Hole Land Trust