2011 Annual ReportOctober 1, 2010 – September 30, 2011

Jackson Hole

L and Trust

Dear Friends, In the heart of winter in Jackson Hole, snow blankets the valley and wildlife and people find

opportunities to take shelter, curling up under trees and shrubs… or by a fireplace. This is a

wonderful, peaceful time at the Jackson Hole Land Trust, when we can take a moment to re-

flect on the accomplishments of the past fiscal year and set our sights on the year ahead.

It can also be a very exciting time, as many projects eyed for protection for the current fiscal

year have already closed in our first quarter.

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

October 1st, 2010 through September 30th, 2011. We are grateful for our dedicated staff and

board, which continue to effectively implement new projects, campaigns, and events under

the guidance of our strategic plan. In our 2011 fiscal year, we placed 3 new properties under

permanent protection – the Flat Creek Corridor, Bar B Bar Ranch, and Lazy G Ranch properties.

These projects demonstrate the power of small but strategic parcels of high conservation

value. While the Land Trust will always focus on our core mission to protect properties for their

open space, scenic, ranching, and wildlife values, we also welcome opportunities to protect

community-accessed open spaces like Emily’s Pond, Flat Creek Corridor, and River Springs that

give us all a chance to meaningfully connect to the land, right where we live, work, and play.

Glancing over our list of supporters, it is both humbling and inspiring to see the enduring

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

generation after generation. Your continued generosity allows us to respond quickly and

credibly to new opportunities for land protection, and steward the amazing properties in and

around Jackson Hole that have been placed under protection since our first conservation

easement over 30 years ago. Thank you for joining us in keeping this Forever Our Valley.

Sincerely,

Laurie Andrews Pete LawtonExecutive Director Board President

Board Members

Pete Lawton

President

Fred Staehr

First Vice President

Jake Ankeny

Second Vice President

Cathryn Brodie

Secretary

Robert Grady

Treasurer

Bill Adams

Budd Betts

Jill Baldauf

Jacqui Erdman

Ann Frame

Mandy Mahoney

Michael Marshall

Jeff Milton

Rod Moorhead

Karen Parent

Scott Pierson

Joel Revill

Garnett Smith

Jason Snider

Jarad Spackman

Bob Strawbridge

Emeritus Board Members

Bill Ashley

Vince Lee

Gil Ordway

Allan Tessler

Mike Wardell

Staff

Laurie Andrews

Executive Director

Pam Case

Development Officer

Cindy Duncan

Finance Manager

Steffan Freeman

Land Steward

Liz Meyer

Development Manager

Tom Segerstrom

Land Steward and Staff Biologist

John Shepard

Director of Conservation

Leslie Steen

Communications Manager

Ellen Vanuga

Wind River Program Director

Jenny Wolfrom

Annual Fund Manager

The Jackson Hole Land Trust is a

private, non-profit organization

that works to protect the scenic,

ranching and wildlife values of

Teton County and the surrounding

areas. Since its inception in 1980,

the Jackson Hole Land Trust has

protected over 22,000

acres of open lands

in and around Jackson Hole. For

more information please visit www.

jhlandtrust.org.

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Wind River Program of the Jackson Hole Land Trust • P.O. Box 1779 • 116 East Ramshorn Street, 1C • Dubois, Wyoming 82513 • 307.455.3766

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Flat Creek CorridorWhen the Flat Creek property went

on the market, both the Land Trust

and the Town of Jackson knew

immediately that protecting it from

development was a high priority.

To preserve this important property,

centrally located within the Town

of Jackson, the Land Trust partnered

with the Town of Jackson to acquire

it from the private seller in phases

spread over a period of four years,

giving both parties time to raise

the necessary remaining funds by

2014. The property will eventually

be owned by the Town with the

Land Trust holding a conservation

easement on it. The first phase

of the Flat Creek Corridor Project

was finalized in December 2010,

which conserves approximately 30

acres of prime wildlife and riparian

habitat along Flat Creek important

to native cutthroat trout, mule deer,

and moose, and protects a beloved

trail system on the northwest slope

of Snow King Mountain. Planned

improvements to the property will

also support water quality and flood

control improvements on Flat Creek.

Land ProtectionThe Jackson Hole Land Trust has protected

over 22,000 acres of land since our founding

in 1980, and currently holds 198 conservation

easements that preserve open space and

the scenic, ranching, and wildlife values of

Jackson Hole and the surrounding areas

of the Greater Yellowstone. We work with

landowners to conserve parcels both large

and small that contribute to the valley’s

character, habitat, and vibrant culture…

and do so in perpetuity.

In fiscal year 2011, we conserved three new properties totaling 82 acres. These relatively small parcels have

high conservation impacts - protecting critical

wildlife habitat and migration corridors,

treasured open space in Jackson Hole, and

ranching heritage in the Upper Wind River

Valley. We also secured commitments for over

$14 million in public funding

for conservation projects. In an effort to

educate Wyoming professionals about the

benefits and complexities of conservation

easements, we co-sponsored the Wyoming

Conservation Easement Conference, held at

the University of Wyoming in June 2011.

Wyoming Conservation Easement Conference

We partnered with The University

of Wyoming College of Law Rural

Law Center and the Wyoming Stock

Growers Agricultural Land Trust to

present the Wyoming Conservation

Easement Conference, held in

Laramie, Wyoming in June 2011.

The full-day conference was a

unique opportunity for Wyoming

professionals and others interested

in land conservation to learn about

the complexities and benefits of

conservation easements, through

expert lectures and presentations

covering conservation easement

basics, contributions and sales,

appraisal issues, tax incentives,

energy development, ethics and more.

In the same spirit of collaboration,

we partnered with the Wyoming

Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust

to produce “The Future is Open: Using

Conservation Easements to Plan

for the Future of Your Ranch,” an

educational publication for ranching

and agricultural landowners.

Bar B Bar RanchWe accepted a 37-acre conservation

easement from John and Bobbie

Nau in December 2010 on their Bar B

Bar Ranch property. This easement

conserves the majority of a parcel

of land owned by the Naus along the

Snake River north of Jackson,

preserving habitat for boreal toads,

Snake River fine-spotted cutthroat

trout, and elk, which utilize the

property for rutting, calving, and

migration routes between Grand

Teton National Park and the National

Elk Refuge. The easement was

conveyed pursuant to Teton County’s

planned residential development

(PRD) land use tool, which encourages

clustered development and open

space protection.

Lazy G Ranch The 15-acre Lazy G Ranch, owned

by Robert and Mary Lou McGee, is

situated on Six Mile Creek in the

heart of Fremont County’s Dunoir

Valley and is home to an array of

wildlife including elk, eagles, wolves,

bears, mule deer, pronghorn and

moose. The breathtaking Dunoir

Valley is surrounded by the jagged

peaks and escarpments of the

Absaroka Mountains, and is one of

the most wildlife rich areas in the

state of Wyoming, boasting premiere

habitat for ungulates, predators,

raptors and fish. The valley is

comprised of private ranches

surrounded by public lands. The

significant wildlife and open space

value of this property made it a

priority for the Wind River Program

of the Jackson Hole Land Trust;

the conservation easement on this

property was generously donated

by the McGees in December 2010.

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Looking ahead to fiscal year 2012, we have our sights set on 12 active protection projects representing over 10,000 acres

in Jackson Hole and the Upper Wind River Valley. The year is already off to a

strong start, with three new properties closed on in December 2011, including

the River Springs Project, the second phase of the Flat Creek Corridor Project,

and River Rock Ranch IV.

Acquiring the River Springs Project has been an exciting and dynamic process.

We recognized that this property, centrally located between Jackson, Wilson, and

Teton Village on the Snake River, presented a rare opportunity for an incredible

investment, given the property’s strategic location, the value the community

places on the property, and the opportunity to guarantee community access in

perpetuity. The Rendezvous Lands Conservancy, a non-profit entity created by

The LOR Foundation and the Jackson Hole Land Trust, is the new owner of the

property and will oversee the management of the property, its reclamation, and

its public use, while the Land Trust will hold the property’s conservation easement.

The long-term vision for the site is to work with local community groups to

transform it into a community centerpiece, with a new community park, pathways

connections, and boat launch improvements. We are grateful for the timely

support of The LOR Foundation, The Conservation Fund, and our supporters that

enabled us to successfully close the land deal.

We continue to assess land conservation priorities in Jackson Hole and more

recently, the Upper Wind River Valley, and seek to partner with the owners

of remaining important parcels to preserve their land. We believe that by

communicating with individual landowners, hosting community seminars, and

doing other community outreach, we can ensure that the owners of Jackson

Hole’s and the Upper Wind River Valley’s most critical properties are aware of

conservation alternatives and the associated benefits. If landowners are

interested in collaborating with us to protect their properties, we work extensively

with them to find solutions that meet both parties’ needs. With more than 30,000

acres of Teton County’s agricultural and open lands vulnerable to development,

there remains critical work to be done by the Land Trust that is made possible

by your support.

Wind River ProgramIn response to growing interest in the expansion of our work, the Land Trust initiated

the Wind River Program in 2007. From our office in Dubois, Program Director Ellen

Vanuga’s primary focus is protecting the extraordinary conservation values of the

Upper Wind River Valley, while also responding to requests from landowners in

other parts of Fremont County. It was a bumper year in terms of securing public

funding for conservation easements in the Wind River drainage: over $12 million in

state and federal funding was awarded to easement projects facilitated through

the Wind River Program.

Having completed two exemplary projects in

the Torrey Creek Valley in 2009, the focus for

the past fiscal year shifted upstream to the

first major tributary of the Wind River, the

Dunoir Valley. Protection of this valley enjoys

support throughout the state and region.

We are extremely fortunate for the opportune

timing of interested, conservation-minded

landowners coinciding with the availability

of public funding. As we look forward to 2012, the successful protection of

several thousand acres in the Dunoir Valley now rests on acquiring matching

funds from the private sector.

In lower Fremont County near Lander, a landowner recently approached us about

permanently protecting a large cattle ranch from the prospect of subdividing. It is

very rewarding to work with three generations of family on a project which,

combined with adjacent conservation acquisitions in the foothills of the Wind

River Mountains, will accomplish landscape-scale protection.

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 swath of western

Wyoming. We anticipate continued momentum as landowners and communities

recognize the benefits derived from permanent protection of wildlife habitat,

ranchlands, and scenic open space.

Please visit our website at

www.jhlandtrust.org and sign up for our email list if you would

like to receive timely updates on our most

recent protection successes.

Protection: The Path Ahead River Springs Project

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Our community events are a fun and compelling way for us to

connect with our supporters and local community members – and an opportunity to give

visibility to the valued, reputable work that we do.

This year, we kept longstanding traditions alive while exploring new

ways to connect people to the land and to our work at our events.

We kicked off the season with the Farm Fresh Dinner,

co-hosted with Slow Food of the Tetons and hosted at the Snake

River Ranch – a sold-out event showcasing a menu entirely made of

local produce and meat. Next up was a preview party in celebration

of our Open Space Council and Board of Directors at the Diehl

Gallery, featuring nationally celebrated artist Hung Liu. Our 31st

Annual Picnic, held every year since 1980 on the second

Sunday in August, was celebrated at the beautiful Parker Property,

with delicious barbeque, music by Anne and Pete Sibley, and a live

demonstration by the Teton Raptor Center. Together with the Teton

Raptor Center, we invited families to the Hardeman Barns property

for a late summer picnic and an up-close look at ospreys, eagles,

and other raptors. We ended the season at Kate and Brad Mead’s

ranch with A Taste of Kentucky, another sold-out

event with a whiskey tasting guided by Steve and Donna Nally of

Wyoming Whiskey.

In Dubois, the Wind River Program launched its third season of the

popular historic ranch tours, in cooperation with the

Dubois Museum. As usual, the three tours, each featuring two different

ranches, sold out well in advance and proved to be a fascinating

glimpse into Wind River history and an insight into the current value

of ranchland as open space. In early July, the Absaroka Ranch in the

Dunoir Valley sponsored a full day of horseback riding across the

wildlife rich ridges and foothills overlooking the drainage, with stunning

views in every direction and a picnic lunch in an aspen grove.

Community Events Each conservation property has its own set of values, and each

conservation easement has its own set of terms. The active

stewardship of our conservation properties is critical to ensuring that the long-term legacy of

our organization’s work is upheld.

When a conservation easement is finalized, the Land Trust

takes on the obligation to uphold the conservation values

of that property forever. Because of the success of our land

protection efforts each year, the costs of stewardship increase

approximately 15% per year. This stewardship responsibility

requires staff and board members to conduct annual monitoring

visits to each protected property, and to build long-term

relationships with the landowners. In the 2011 monitoring season,

we visited 196 easement areas during

122 monitoring visits, along with conducting

numerous baseline inventories on proposed projects.

We cultivated over 115 landowner

relationships, striving to be a resource to owners

of conserved property, fielding inquiries and responding to

requests, and working to remedy any compliance issues.

In managing the lands owned by the Land Trust, we seek to be

a model of good stewardship. Much of our land is leased to

working ranches, supporting local agriculture and providing

revenue to fund the Land Trust’s conservation work. We

constantly evaluate our land management practices to ensure

a healthy relationship between agricultural productivity and

providing quality habitat for wildlife and scenic views.

Stewardship

Hardeman Barns Restoration ProjectAs part of our stewardship program, we also undertake

specific projects to preserve and enhance the health and

productivity of protected lands by, for example, restoring

degraded spring creeks, erecting raptor perches, and helping

landowners develop and implement best management

practices. In 2011, we continued work on the restoration of

a spring creek on the iconic Hardeman Barns property in

Wilson, WY, owned by the Land Trust since 1989. This restoration

project contributes to the health of the Fish Creek watershed

as well as the wildlife that depend on it. The project includes

several components to restore ecological function to the site,

while improving the agricultural productivity at the same

time. The project was made possible through support

from the Natural Resource Conservation Service, the Wyoming

Governor’s Stock Water Pumping Initiative, and off-site

mitigation activities. To date, livestock has been fenced out

of the riparian area and the stock watering system replaced,

using wells, tanks, and a solar water pump to better distribute

grazing pressure and enhance water quality in Fish Creek.

At the same time, connectivity with the creek has been

improved through the replacement of an undersized culvert,

and the riparian area enhanced through the construction

of new wetlands.

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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 2011 fiscal year:

2011 Financial Highlights

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, 2010 and September 30, 2011.

With Gratitude

GUARDIAN $50,000 and upRod and Alice MoorheadGil and Marge OrdwayMrs. Leonard Rifkin

CONSERVER $25,000 - $49,999Leslie and Chris JohnsonJohn and Adrienne MarsMr. and Mrs. John Vogelstein

STEWARD $10,000 - $24,999AnonymousDennis and Carol BerrymanMr. and Mrs. Royce CaldwellEric Harslem, Kate Harslem, and Rani ClasquinAnn CornellRod and Verena CushmanKelly and George DavisSteven Denning and Roberta BowmanJim and Astrid FloodPeter and Betsy ForsterDuncan and Pam Goldie-MorrisonJon and Karen HansonBob and Gail HughesAllen and Kathy LauerLiz McCabeChuck and Carolyn MillerMichael Wehrle

BENEFACTOR $5,000 - $9,999Joseph Albracht and Patti StancaroneJeff Bland and Jane MitchellTony and Linda BrooksYvon ChouinardPeter and Carol CoxheadJohn Deuss

Mark and Marcie FeldmanStephen and Barbara FriedmanBob and Colleen GradyDiana and Russell HawkinsNorm and Carole HofleyEd and Marne HolsteinMary Alice Huemoeller and Michael SellettDr.and Mrs. Gerald LaubachHolly McAllister-SwettJack and Carole NunnRobert and Allison PriceBob and Laura ReynoldsMarlin Risinger and Lori FieldsLarry and Wendy RockefellerBirdie RossetterJulian and Anita SaulJim and Judy StackeMr. and Mrs. Hank G. StifelBob StrawbridgePike and Sue SullivanPhelps and Pam SwiftKen and Caroline TaylorCarol TolanWilliam and Teresa Waterman

SPONSOR $2,500 - $4,999AnonymousHowell and Ann BreedloveMargaret and Andrew BrighamJohn P. de NeufvilleDoug and Michele DillardTom and Andrea EvansMr. and Mrs. Walter GattiMike and Gigi HalloranMr. and Mrs. Ronald HarrisBobby and Renee HolikA.C. and Penney HubbardJay Kemmerer

Ann and Morris KinneCarl and Emily KnoblochJack and Kay KrouskupGeorge and Joan LammersSteve and K.C. LauckCarol and Bill MaloneyNeal Manne and Nancy McGregorBrad and Kate MeadClay W. MoorheadCody and Chilton MuellerTom and Anne MullerMike and Trina OverlockLinda and Larry PerlmanJack PorterMr. and Mrs. Dave RaisbeckMr. and Mrs. Berthold RombergBen and Ann RuehrNelson and Jane SchwabRandall and Doris SmithJeanie and Fred StaehrMark Stein and Carol BakerKelly and Nancy StirnWalter ThiemeDarrick and Julie Walker

ADVOCATE $1,000 - $2,499Bill and Barbara AdamsJean AdamsDick and Judy AgeeJoe Albright and Marcia KunstelJean Anderson and Pete WalesClayton AndrewsJake and Dana AnkenyAnonymous (4)Burke and Carole BakerMr. and Mrs. Daniel BakerGeorge and Carolyn BeallMr. and Mrs. Frank BellMr. and Mrs. Joseph BennettBill and Martha BestFrank and Helen BonsalSteve and Wendy BowieSally BreckenridgeJoan and Macon BrockKay BrunoBill and Faye CampbellMr. and Mrs. Leon CampbellThomas CampbellDavid and Lisa CarlinMichael and Bernadine CarusoThe Honorable Vice President and Mrs. Richard Cheney, Jr.Malinda Pennoyer ChouinardRich and Chris CoadDean and Dietlinde Coleman

Jeanne CortnerGeorge CovingtonLarry and Kathe CraneJoe and Susan DavenportMr. and Mrs. Glenn DoshaySophie EcheverriaRosser and Gloria EdwardsBill and Pauline EganMr. and Mrs. Christian ErdmanTom and Tania EvansMr. and Mrs. Richard FarmanEugene and Anne FifeGary FinkelMr. and Mrs. Timothy ForbesFrank and Katherine ForelleDr. Matt Fraker and Dr. Sherri ThorntonAnn FrameMr. and Mrs. Calvin FreseMr. and Mrs. Charles GodchauxMr. and Mrs. Steve GreenbergJill Baldauf and Steve GrossmanDr. and Mrs. Stephen HaasCap and Carroll HaneyThomas Hansen and Judy HofflundRonald and Sandy HarrisonRoss and Chris HartleyPat and Mary Lou HartnessTanya and Michael HeathmanAlan and Vicki HendersonTony and Lynn HitschlerMarge HuntMr. and Mrs. Steve JohnsonWorthington Johnson and Maria NatoleMr. and Mrs. Richard JonesSidney and Susan KahnJerry and Viesia KirkSenator Herbert KohlCody and Linda LairdJack and Jan LarimerPete and Christy LawtonSam and Robin LightnerMichael W. LissnerPaul LowhamBob and Marna MacLeanRose and David MacyGeorge and Mandy MahoneyCarol and Bill MaloneyRichard ManshipTom and Linda MarkovitsSusan McDowellJames and Eileen McKinneySally and Rick MoganMark and Michelle Nasatir

Bill and Gloria NewtonTom and Elisabeth NiedermeyerRichard and Pamela NinerMr. and Mrs. Jim NokesKaren Oatey and David LandesWill and Julie OberingDavid and Janet OffensendMichael and Marlene OlinGeorge and Abby O’NeillPeter and Susan OrdwayDaryl and Erica PerimanPerk PerkinsDebbie PetersenPaul and Shirley PiperGloria PolisMr. and Mrs. John RayJim and Sandy ReeseBill Resor and Story ClarkChuck and Nancy ResorJohn and Kitty ResorStan and Louise ResorJoel and Kristin RevillMr. and Mrs. Joe RickettsDonald and Julie RocapMr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller IVWill and Catherine RoseMonroe and Andrea RosenthalSteve and Ann RyanDickson Cooke SchaeferGeorge and Dee SchulerDon and Diane SiegelDave and Susie SpackmanJarad SpackmanCharles and Peggy StephensonTom and Linda TebbenAllan and Frances TesslerStan and Barbara TrachtenbergKathryn TurnerWill and Rebecca UphamDick and Polly VaughanMr. and Mrs. William Ward, Jr.Dusty WeissEric A. WhiteEric WilsonMark and Laura YockeyMr. and Mrs. Robert Zukin

PROTECTOR $500 - $999AnonymousCarol and Charles BerneyJudith and Tom BowserStephanie and Mike BrennanRobert and Nancy BrooksJ.J. and Jan CampauDave and Eunice Conine

Dan and Pat CurtisMr. and Mrs. Richard DeanJohann Deisenhofer and Kirsten Fischer LindahlTed and Addie DonnanMr. and Mrs. David E. DonovanMr. and Mrs. Joel EhrenkranzMike and Nancy FaemsFrancine FlemingMr. and Mrs. Paul FrantzMr. and Mrs. Fredrick GastonAnne and Matthew HallLauren and John HarnishfegerJeff and Tracey HeilbrunJim and Ginger HirschfeldMr. and Mrs. Richard HobbinsAleathia HosterMr. Eric HuberMr. and Mrs. Michael H. JordanKathy and Milton KarahadianTed KerasoteCharlotte KiddMr. and Mrs. Pui KuanCreed and Clarene LawRemy Levy and Cathy KehrTim and Jessica LindstromKelly and Liz LockhartJohn and Patricia LummisMr. and Mrs. Richard D. MacDonaldDavid and Deborah MacKenzieMr. and Mrs. Edgar MasinterSteve and Linda MasonMarc and Marian MilgramMr. and Mrs. Lester MorseRon and Rose NovakMr. and Mrs. John A. NyheimJim and Jeannette O’MaraSue PaddockLisa and Scott PiersonRobert and Carolyn PisanoAaron and Tamsen PruzanLucy and Harley Rankin Jr.Michael RauchDebbie Reis and Dave WipperAlbert RodsteinAnnie and Paul RutterDr. and Mrs. Paul SchmidtJay SchwammMelvin L. and Bonnie G. ShapankaJack and Katherine ShookMargot Snowdon and Yves DesgouttesCarl and Cris SoderstromBrandon SpackmanRobert and Susan Spencer

These reports only show a portion of our financial statements. A complete financial statement is available by calling or emailing the Land Trust office.

Jeanie StaehrDr. and Mrs. Peter SternAdair Bonsal and Arnie StifelPeter and Eva StonebrakerBill and Joyce SullivanSteve and Anna SullivanBarbara TrachtenbergEverett TroutSteve and Amy UnfriedJeff Van Ee and Nancy EatonAndrew and Cammie WatsonJames WhisenandJohn and Suzanne WillianGreg and Ann WisniewMichael and Sasha Zolik

SUPPORTER $100 - $499Eleanor Acheson and Emily HewittStephen AdamsonFraida and Bob AlandRoy and Beth AlvarezPatricia and George AmlinMary Lou AndersenFrank and Ruby AndrewsAnonymous (6)Mr. and Mrs. Richard ApplebyFran and Owen ArnoldSallie and Duby AusleyMark Barron and Ruth Ann PetroffPilar BassJ.J. BatezelStuart and Terry BaumanKen and Helen BegelmanCarter and Lisbeth BeiseMrs. Med BennettPatti BerlinSally and Joel BermanMr. and Mrs. David BoydAndrew BreffeilhGertrude W. BrennanCathryn Brodie and Doug LowhamClaire BronsonDennis and Mary BrydonPaul and Jean BuchananMr. and Mrs. David CampbellBetsy Carlin and Becky WatsonElaine and John CarneyPeter and Mariana CarneyCarol ChappelleMr. and Mrs. Richard ChathamRonald and Frances ChilcoteFrances ClarkCharles ClevelandMr. and Mrs. Jeff CohenBill Collins and Lokey Lytjen

Gail Conklin and David HamiltonAlan and Joan ConnorAndrew Cornish and Sara Van GenderenHelen and Mike CottinghamWilliam and Judy CoxChic and Nina CullenPaul and Julie D’AmoursMitch DannShawn and Mike DausTom DavenportCharley DeanDoug and Irene DeVivoMr. and Mrs. Nelson DittmarPeter Dittmar and Barbara AllenMelene Dodson and Martin KingGeorge and Frances DoranGayle DowningConnie and Walter DrexelDiane Duncan and Jack RevoyrMr. and Mrs. Frazer Durrett, Jr.Will and Jody EckhardtPhyllis EliotFrank and Patty EwingJohn FeaginMartha FeaginJonathan and Annie FennNaomi and Roy FlackDr. and Mrs. Roland FleckSara Flitner and Bill WotkynsScott and Petria FosselMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FrankSheldon and Natalie FrankelT Steffan FreemanMr. and Mrs. Miles FreitagAnnie and John FurrerGarry and Judy GardnerSusan and Robert GardnerMarla GaultMr. and Mrs. Oliver GeigerPeggy GildayMartha and John GilmoreKenneth GoebelMr. and Mrs. Eliot GossMr. and Mrs. Kurt GottfriedCarter GrayZach Hall and Julie Ann GiacobassiLowell and Lynne HansenJohn and Carol HarknessMr. and Mrs. Floyd HarnagelAnn HarveyBarbara HaugeMr. and Mrs. John HaugeMr. and Mrs. Stephen HaugeChuck and Joannie Hensley

Phil and Jean HockerMr. and Mrs. David HosterMr. and Mrs. W. R. HowellJane JergerGeorge and Connie JohnsonRepresentative and Mrs. Peter JorgensenPete and Jeanine KarnsRobert and Anna KassRenny and Sarah KerrThomas and Wendy KesmanPaul and Kathleen KimballRoger and Lee KintzelAndrew and Nancy KleegerDr. and Mrs. Noah KleinDavid and Cathy KrinskyErnest LaBelle and Frances PollakTed and Laura LaddDavid and Judy LarsonVince and Nancy LeeHeidi and Phil LeedsAlan and Sue LetsonTim LibassiDavid and Rebecca LivermoreKevin LongJim Luebbers and Agnes BourneAdam and Elizabeth MaberlyMr. and Mrs. Clark MacKenzieMary MawdsleyJim and Kris MaxwellVito and Lisa MazzacaneMrs. Donald F. McCannPorgy McClelland and B.J. ReedThomas McClungRuth and Bill McClureHolly McCollisterJon and Pam McGlocklin Tony and Stull McNayMoe and Irene MellionElinor and C. Scott MillerPeter and Whitney MoisterGeorgie MorganAlexander MuromcewCarl and Dana NagelAlex NortonPat NottAlice OakleyTed OakleyJane and Bill OlsenHarold and Janice PalmerJon and Biba ParkerCarla ParksArturo Peralta-RamosBob and Ruthie PetersPat and Frank Petrini

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JACKSON HOLE LAND TRUSTSOURCE OF FUNDS

Unrestricted Operating 68%

Stewardship Contributions

11% Grants4%

Other Income

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Contributions13%

Individuals

Unrestricted operating contributions topped

$1M for the second time in our history.

82% of expenditures were used directly to support programmatic expenses.

The Land Trust was able to secure commitments for over

$14M in public funding which will allow us to leverage at least

$2.6 M in additional private dollars.

Investments in marketable equity or debt securities were

$6,068,243 at fiscal year-end.

The Land Trust spent approximately $373,528 on stewardship of conservation properties,

allowing for nearly 6,500 total staff hours devoted to monitoring

new or existing easements.

Hank Phibbs and Leslie PetersenDr. and Mrs. Allen PieletMartha Ann Pittard and Allan KrapfRay Polito and Kelly McCloskeyDr. and Mrs. William PrattOwen PyleMr. and Mrs. Richard QuastMr. Bert RaynesLarry RieserAndy and Carolyn RippsSteve and Sami RobinsonEdward and Darcy RodenbachMark RodenburgJim Roscoe and Jane BaldwinJerry RoseDr. and Mrs. Jacques RouxLaurent RouxNeil and Sandy RudoBob and Margie RutfordChristopher and Louisa SandvigHarvey ScholfieldLynne ScholfieldMichael and Claudia SchrotzMr. and Mrs. Richard SheaDick and Dottie SheahanMr. and Mrs. John SheffieldJames and Mary SchockeyDick and Sandy ShuptrineBarry and Priscilla SibsonElizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff and Hunter LewisMr. and Mrs. Donald SiderFrank and Mimi SlaughterDonald SleemanJared Smith, Karen Daubert and Melissa SmithJim and Kathryn SobieskiMona SobieskiAustin and Suzanne SpitzerHort and Juli SpitzerHoward S. SpurrierMimi and Bobby SteinPamela Stockton Luther Propst and Liz StorerCharles and Leighann SwansonPeter and Rose TarantinoMr. Thomas Taylor and Dr. Linda TaylorMichael and Jennifer TennicanWalt and Joan ThulinFrederick M. TillotsonMr. and Mrs. J.A. TompkinsMartha and Warren Van GenderenPaul Vogelheim

Jean and Chuck WebberKen and Lynn WegnerChad and Wendy WeissMartha WilliamsThomas WiseDale and Cynthia WoodlingAnne and Noel Wray

FRIEND $1 - $99Kathryn R. AguilarLaurie AndrewsAnonymous (5)Bill AshleyArthur Baines and Rhonda HarrisBetty BarilEli BeboutTed BensingerBudd and Emi BettsWalt and Sue BirdAngela and Fred BowditchClark and Susan BrooksMarion BuchenrothLori Cahn and Doug BrownDiane CarilloAndi and Tom CarusoDr. and Mrs. Philip Cerveny, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark ClarkMr. and Mrs. Craig ClarkeLloyd and Martine CurleyBethany DittmarJennifer DorseyMr. and Mrs. Lloyd DorseyTodd and Maureen EllingsonGary and Syd ElliottRichard and Jean FergusonCol. and Mrs. Kenneth FortneyMarshall and Elaine GingeryCharles and Karen GoetzMatthew Golombek and Connie MorganFlynn GovernHalcott and Cornelia GrantMr. and Mrs. Tim GriffithEdith and Bob GrinnellSharon GunbergMr. and Mrs. Michael HammerJill and Scott HarknessPutzi and John HarringtonCharles and Karen HarrisTom HarrisHuyler HeldBarbara and Chuck HerzMr. and Mrs. Gary HillLynne HollbacherGreg and Judy Jansen

Julie and Jay JonesMadelene and Stan KanarowskiMr. and Mrs. Howard KinslingerMr. and Mrs. Robert KirkpatrickBonnie Brown KoelnPolly KogelPattie and Earle LayserJean and Jason LewisCarol and Ed LiebzeitPaul and Anne LippoldMary LohuisMr. and Mrs. John Lyle, Jr.Ken MacLean, Jr. and Stephanie MashekPat MartinHeather Mathews and Mike HodesJane MatthewsDr. and Mrs. Joseph McCormackDennis and Susan McCrackenChris and Shawn MeislCarol MersereauLiz and Sam MeyerCynthia MillardDavid and Christine MurdochJulius and Erika MuschaweckAnthony Nuland and Alexandra SimmondsNancy OrgemanSandy and Matt OstdiekDiana Osuna and Tom StallingsMr. and Mrs. Jay PieperReynolds and Bettie PomeroyMarcus PorcelliJames and Cynthia RaddaJackson and Betty RaymerMr. and Mrs. Dennis ReadMr. and Mrs. Fred ReimersBrian RemlingerMarie RobertsonAna RodeLisa RullmanBrian and Maggie SchillingLeslie and Howard Schirmer, Jr.William ShawJohn ShermanDinah SimmsAnn SmithSherry Smith and Robert RighterClifford and Julie SobinDrew Jaglom and Janet StampflDorothy and Clarence StearnsBob and Joanne StellwagenPaul and Judy StofferPeter Stoops and Kate WilkinsonStan Takami

Ruthanne Reichert TaylorEd and Barbara TerryLarry and Shannon ThalDaniel and Lynne Van EngelLarry and Barbara Van GenderenMr. and Mrs. Michael VariloneJerry WagerPeter and Adrienne WardNoble WelchAlan Willes and Lucinda AbbeKurt and Chris WimbergMr. and Mrs. Richard WinterJane and Raye WoodinBrook and Jessica YeomansDava ZuckerSandy Zvegintzov

IN MEMORY OFAnonymous In memory of David Muntner

Rich and Chris Coad In memory of Henry Erwin

William and Judy Cox In memory of W. Leslie Douglas

Peter and Carol Coxhead In memory of Elizabeth “Betty” Moorhead Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean In memory of Rutledge Deas

Connie and Walter Drexel In memory of William Coffey

Frank and Katherine Forelle In memory of Conrad Forelle

Marla Gault In memory of Ruth Ackerson

Halcott and Cornelia Grant In memory of Betty Woolsey

Carter Gray In memory of Gordon S. Gray

Phil and Jean Hocker In memory of Betty and Paul WaltonMarge Hunt In memory of Arlene Simmons

George and Connie Johnson In memory of Bob and Lois Zumberge

Andrew and Nancy Kleeger In memory of Hannah Marks

Bonnie Brown Koeln In memory of Richard H. KoelnMrs. Donald F. McCann In memory of Dr. Donald F. McCann

Holly McCollister In memory of Paul and Esther McCollister

Jack Porter In memory of Jane Porter

Jackson and Betty Raymer In memory of Jon Raymer

Hamlet Country Club In memory of Miriam Rodstein

Dickson Cooke Schaefer In memory of Michael Sheppard Cooke

Dinah Simms In memory of Elizabeth Brownell

Howard S. Spurrier In memory of Ann Spurrier

Barbara Trachtenberg In memory of Lee A. Trachtenberg, M.D.

IN HONOR OF Roy and Beth Alvarez In honor of Barbara Allen and Peter Dittmar

Anonymous In honor of Kathy Bressler

Anonymous In honor of The Ryan Family

Thomas Campbell In honor of Paige Campbell

Johann Deisenhofer and Kirsten Fischer Lindahl In honor of Johann and Kirsten Fischer Lindahl

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geiger In honor of Boyd Geiger and Mike and Mary Geiger

Charles and Karen Goetz In honor of Kristina Goetz

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Haas In honor of Fred Staehr

Aleathia Hoster In honor of Ted and Addie Donnan, Jr.

Aleathia Hoster In honor of David and Missy HosterKen MacLean, Jr. and Stephanie Mashek In honor of Betty Woolsey

Jon and Pam McGlocklin In honor of Senator Herbert Kohl

Cody and Chilton Mueller In honor of Darcy, Gaines, Cannon and Gerogiana Mueller

Marcus Porcelli In honor of Maria Porcelli

Neil and Sandy Rudo In honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan

Neil and Sandy Rudo In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Barton Hodes

Dickson Cooke Schaefer In honor of Francis “Cub” Schaefer

Jeanie Staehr In honor of Michael and Stephanie BrennanJeanie Staehr In honor of Lindsay and Candy Hooper

Paul and Judy Stoffer In honor of J. Raymond SheriffDaniel and Lynne Van Engel In honor of Emily Van Engel

Corporations, Businesses and OrganizationsAmangani

Anonymous (3)

Blue Lion Restaurant

Conservation Solutions Management Co. LLC

Cony Corporation

Diehl Gallery

Evans Real Estate Services, Inc.

GJW Insurance & Financial Planning

Hamlet Country Club

J. M. Huber Corporation

Jackson Fork Ranch

Jackson Ventures, Inc.

Live Water Properties, LLC

MACFUND

Morgan Properties

Mountain Enterprises, LLC

Pamela Stockton Interiors, LLC

Promotion in Motion

Rendezvous Engineering P.C.

Robinson Rentals

Rusty Parrot Lodge

Sorensen & Sorensen, P.C.

Sunlight Design

Teton Club

TIAA-CREF Employee Giving Campaign

Trout Family Resources, LLC

Vintage Wines

Wyoming Balloon Company

Wyoming Properties LLC

Foundations and Charitable Gift FundsA.C. and Penney Hubbard Foundation

Alan and Ellen Daus Family Memorial Endowment of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Allan and Frances Tessler Donor Advised Fund

Anonymous (2)

Berryman Foundation Gift

Biba and Jon Parker Foundation

Black-Periman Foundation

Bonsal Family Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation

Brinson Foundation

Carney Family Foundation

Carol H. Tolan Fund of The New York Community Trust

Carolyn and Chuck Miller Foundation

Charles and Peggy Stephenson Family Foundation

Chuck and Joan Hensley Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Cornell Douglas Foundation

Covington Charitable Trust

David and Lisa Carlin Donor Advised Fund

Delia A. Lamb Revocable Trust

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation

East Bay Community Foundation

Ed and Marne Holstein Charitable Fund through the National Philanthropic Trust

Edwards Family Foundation

Ehrenkranz Family Foundation

EMWIGA Foundation

Fife Family Foundation

Foundation for Sustainability and Innovation

Fran and Owen Arnold Family Fund

Fred and Helen Ellis Charitable Foundation

Friedman Family Foundation

G.O. Forward Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation

Garnett A. Smith Family Foundation

GE Foundation

Hamill Family Foundation

Hansen Family Foundation

Hanson Charitable Trust

Helen & Harry Saul Foundation, Inc.

Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc.

Hughes Donor Advised Fund

Hurlburt-Johnson Trusts of the Silicon Valley Community Foundation

In Memory of Paul and Esther McCollister Fund

J.C. & S. Donor Advised Fund

Jack and Carole Nunn

Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

John and Barbara Vogelstein Foundation

Jordan Endowment of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

JWJ Family Foundation Inc.

Kehr Levy Fund

Kenneth and Caroline Taylor Family Foundation

KM Begleman Charitable Foundation

Legatus Foundation

Len-Ari Foundation, Inc

Lynne Cheney Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Mary K. Weiss Foundation

McDowell Foundation

MKL Foundation

Moorhead Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Crane, Jr. Fund

Newton Foundation Fund

Oarsmen Foundation

Pat and Mary Lou Hartness Fund of the Community Foundation of Greenville

Pruzan Foundation

Richard H. and Mary M. Vaughan

Donor Advised Fund of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole

Robert & Emilie Betts Foundation

Robert and Reine Hartley Foundation

Rossetter Donor Advised Fund

Roxiticus Foundation

Schwab Family Foundation

Snowdon Fund

Spitzer Donor Directed Fund

STS Foundation

T.R. Paul Foundation

The Bowie Family Foundation

The Brock Foundation

The Brooks Foundation

The Doug and Michele Dillard Charitable Fund

The Dunoir Fund Trust

The Joel and Kristin Revill Charitable Fund of the Vanguard Endowment Program

The Lorraine Clasquin and Eric Harslem Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

The Martha Gaines and Russell Wehrle Memorial Foundation

The Morse Family Foundation, Inc

The Pyle Foundation

The Robert L. Reynolds Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Thomas H. and Linda P. Tebben Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Thomas M Evans, Jr. Foundation

United Way of SW Wyoming

Wallace Genetic Foundation, Inc.

Walter J. Gatti Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

West Hill Foundation for Nature

Wilson Family Foundation

Wood Family Foundation

PROTECTIONDavid and Samantha CadenheadLeslie and Chris JohnsonJack and Katherine ShookGarnett and Bitsy Smith

STEWARDSHIP AnonymousNorm and Carole HofleyRobert and Marylou McGeeJohn and Bobbie NauSarah W. PetersTom and Jan SegerstromSusan Williams

WIND RIVER PROGRAMBurke and Carole BakerBudd and Emi BettsFrank and Helen BonsalButch and Michele BurdickStephen and Marilee GordonDr. and Mrs. Stephen HaasHeart of the Rockies InitiativeGayle HinschbergerNicholas JenkinsWilliam and Delia LambRoger Lederer and Carol BurrRodger and Sandy LesebergLaton and Nancy McCartneyAnna Moscicki and Michael KenneyCraig PrineStephen and Lisa RobertsonKathryn SandersonDan SmithKerry and Missy SprouseBert and Leigh TuckeyMartha Walters

SPECIAL EVENT HOSTSStephen GordonBrad and Kate MeadRod and Alice MoorheadJon and Biba ParkerBill Resor and Story ClarkBob StrawbridgeMike Wardell and Paula GroschBettina Whyte

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.

Thank You for Your Support

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

Ms. Lindsey Reed and Mr. James Sergio Dominguez

Dr. Lyndelle Fairlie

Dr. Carol Fellows and Dr. Henry Louderbough

Mrs. William Field

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geiger

Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert

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. Craig Johnson

Mrs. Mary Kadlec

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knight

Mrs. Bonnie Koeln

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krell

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Maloney

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moody

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

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

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan

Mr. Matthew Wallace

Mr. William 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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…raise over $1 million in unrestricted operating contributions, of which 82% of expenditures are used directly to support programmatic expenses

…successfully secure commitments for over $14 million in federal and state grants for protection projects

…educate Wyoming professionals about conservation easements at the Wyoming Conservation Easement Conference

…visit 196 easements and make face to face contact with our landowner partners

…restore connectivity and ecological function for a spring creek at the Hardeman

Barns property in Wilson

…connect with our vibrant community and supporters through 5 community events

…support a dedicated staff of 10 to carry out the vision of the Jackson Hole Land Trust

2011 in Review In fiscal year 2011, your support of the

Jackson Hole Land Trust allowed us to protect...

3 new properties totaling 82 acres, including

15 acres in the Wind River Program area

19 acres of crucial mule deer habitat

30 acres of community-accessed open space

42 acres of crucial moose habitat

67 acres of scenic open space