RM Conservancy 2014 Annual Report

2014 Annual Report

Since 1931...
Making a difference in
Rocky Mountain National Park

Founded in 1931, the Rocky Mountain Conservancy is the Our mission
nonprofit partner of Rocky Mountain Na onal Park. Our primary
mission is to provide philanthropic and programma c support to The Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Na onal Park, including funding for youth Conservancy promotes
educa on through our Next Genera on Fund. We also work stewardship of Rocky
with our State Park, Forest Service and BLM partner agencies to Mountain Na onal Park
provide educa onal services and support. and similar lands through
educa on and philanthropy.
In addi on to its educa onal and visitor services programs, the
Rocky Mountain Conservancy engages in special fundraising
projects to benefit Rocky. With the support of thousands of
members and donors, the Conservancy has raised more than
$22 million and completed 50 significant projects in the park.

The human spirit needs places where nature has not been rearranged
by the hand of man. — Author Unknown

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Execu ve Director

Strengthening Our Founda on

The Rocky Mountain Conservancy exists to provide services and ehance Rocky Mountain
Na onal Park and surrounding public lands. The best way to do that is with a strong business
model and prac ces.

New Name, New Look, New Branding

To give the organiza on a much-needed faceli , we gave it a new name that more readily
reflects what we do and developed a new logo to match. The new name encompasses the
Rocky Mountain region that we serve, most significantly Rocky Mountain Na onal Park, as
well as our conserva on mission, for land, history, wildlife and learning. The new logo cap-

tures Longs Peak and the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep as enduring iconic images.

New Website Serves and Connects

Working closely with Old Town Media, Inc. of Fort Collins, Colorado, we designed a user-friend-

ly and accessible website to connect with more people to promote our mission and ac vi es.

The new site highlights our conserva on mission and improves registra on access for Field

Ins tute classes and membership. It also has greatly improved the dona on and shopping

func ons, both crucial online features, to meet our goals in support- Fun Numbers
ing park projects and programs.

Increased Membership for Increased Support 20% $10,000

Our membership serves to build a cons tuency of support for the increase in in web sales
visitor service
park. It informs them about our mission and ac vi es, connects sales

them to learning opportuni es and inspires them up to be sup- $84,533 earned for
porters of future park projects. This year, a sustaining membership
level was launched to encourage automa c and reliable payments. the park

A direct-mail campaign targe ng the gateway communi es of $67,695 15,815
Estes Park and Grand Lake resulted in a significant increase in local
members. Nature Store membership recruitment efforts also were earned for NEW JUNIOR
ramped up, which resulted in a 17.7% increase in contribu ons.
Last, but not least, this year’s membership picnic at Hidden Valley, agency RANGERS

partners BADGED

with an amazing bluegrass band, wandering historical figures and a 1,271 New members
raptor demonstra on drew more than 300 par cipants for fun and
community in Rocky. recruited

Visitor Services

Increased Park Support Through Visitor Services Four designs depic ng iconic areas
in the park were created for product
In addi on to suppor ng the opera ons of the Rocky Mountain Conservancy, the funds generated development in 2015.
through the sale of educa onal products in the five Nature Stores in Rocky help the park in two ways:
by providing educa onal materials to expand the visitor experience; and by suppor ng educa onal In-House Centennial
programs and projects of the na onal park. This year, renova ons of three Nature Stores provided op- Product Designs
portunity to offer a host of new educa onal items that brought increased vitality to the sites, resul ng Boost Sales
in an increase in visitors to park visitor center Nature Stores.
Special event product development is a
This year, visitors served was 20% over 2013, and the amount of direct aid to the park from sales in great way to help the park with special
2014 was $84,533, a 69% increase over 2013. “Aid to the park” provided funding for programs and interpre ve messaging through products
supplies needed by program staff, including the park newspaper prin ng, site bulle ns, ranger program as well as boos ng sales in the Nature
supplies, staff training, museum support and special events. Stores. To support the park’s centennial in
2014, the Conservancy developed a num-
Other Public Lands Support News ber of logo products, including a unique
Pendleton Centennial blanket, Centennial
The organiza on also partners with 33 State Park, the Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service preserves (both raspberry and chokecher-
areas in Colorado and Wyoming to provide funding for educa onal efforts at these wildland sites. Of the ry), a historic photograph calendar and
site-specific educa onal items sold, a 9% of profits was returned to each site, totalling $67,695. a set of 6 historic photograph postcards
featuring the days of yore.
Highlights

Na onal Historic Trails Interpre ve Center in Casper

At this site, aid funds were u lized to bring Professor Macolm Rohrbough to the Trails Center as guest speaker on the
topic of the California Gold Rush. This was the fourth year of the Saturday Evening Speaker Series. Addi onal aid funds
enabled a “Teaching Children About History” teacher’s workshop; ongoing construc on on their Pony Express Sta on
log cabin; materials for a Dutch Oven cooking demonstra on; and food for two Volunteer Apprecia on Day events.

Colorado River State Park -Interpre ve signs for Island Acres area
South Park Ranger District - Intern and volunteer s pends, interpre ve event supplies, Smokey the Bear give-aways.

Reopened Moraine Park Discovery Center

Reopened in 2014 a er being closed in 2013 due to government funding
shor alls. The Conservancy refurbished the Moraine Park Visitor Center as
the Moraine Park Discovery Center and headquarters for the park’s Junior
Ranger program. Visita on at the site quadrupled which contributed to a
sales increase of 60% in 2014 from the previous years. More than 43,000
Junior Ranger booklets were dispersed, with nearly 16,000 kids badged as
new Junior Rangers!

Educa onal Programs

Building the stewards of tomorrow

Conserva on Corps Crews Increase

For eleven weeks, crews work side by side with park and forest service
professionals in Rocky Mountain Na onal Park and surrounding na onal
forests building and maintaining trails, restoring na ve habitat and learn-
ing from expert researchers and staff.

The Rocky Mountain Conservancy expanded the Conserva on Corps
program from four to six crews in 2014 as a result of increased need
following the floods in September, 2013. This increase was heavily sup-
ported by a $71,000 grant received through the Na onal Forest Founda-

on Matching Awards Program as well as from the generous Conservancy donors.

Field Ins tute Educa on Outreach Extended

Conservancy Field Ins tute classes offer hands-on learning experiences in Rocky Mountain Na onal Park. A

wide range of topics are offered annually, including wildflowers, mammals, birds, cultural history, outdoor

skills, photography, pain ng and wri ng.

In 2014, adult classes served more par cipants than in any other year prior (3956), and our kids/family

classes con nues to grow. We also held 67 outreach programs with 1777 par cipants which translates into

more custom classes and presenta ons to the public during this year than

ever before. Fun Numbers

Conservancy Educa on Interns Funded $24,360 783 kids

Through the generous funding of Alan and Carol-Ann Olson of Boulder, Colo- donated for contacted

rado, two Educa on Interns were supported in 2014: Sarin LoMascolo, Colo- conservancy interns in Education

rado, (January-May, 2014) and Jamie Ragusa, Texas, (May-October, 2014). & fellowships programs

Educa on Fellows provided educa onal programming for children, nonprofit 306 Miles of Trails

event support and developed special projects with the local middle school maintained
on environmental consciousness, marke ng documents, as well as ideas to
promote sustainability within our organiza on. 6 groups of 6 1,777

Through another endowed gi from Jus ne and Leslie Fidel Bailey, a scien fic Conservation people enrolled
research fellowship has been funded since 1996. This year, the Bailey Fellow
was Joshua Johnson, Washington, D.C., (May - August, 2014). Joshua was a Corps crews in custom Field
student from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and was specifically explor- worked this Institute
ing the geologic evolu on of the Colorado Front Range, including Rocky Moun- summer programs
tain Na onal Park, using a technique called (U-Th)/He thermochronology.
446 people experienced an

Outdoor Adventure Tour

RMNP Internship Program Support Educa onal
Outreach
As part of the Conservancy’s Next Genera on Fund program, a percentage of fundraised dollars is Through
designated to support the park’s educa onal internship program. Park interns interact with and Internships
assist the visi ng public, answering ques ons at a variety of visitor centers, Sheep Lakes
Informa on Sta on and during roving assignments. In 2013, I was hired
as the Bailey Educa on
 The Conservancy funded 20 park interns in 2014, with total Fellow for the Rocky
support of $72,848. Mountain Conservancy
- Field Ins tute. I taught
 Interns researched and prepared four interpre ve educa onal children to create scat replicas out of Tootsie
programs following the park’s Interpre ve Development Plan Rolls, watched a 90-year-old visitor dance joy-
and received coaching feedback on their public programs through ously on the alpine tundra, and helped kick-start
out their season. child day camps to support the flood recovery
effort last September.
 Two new Internships were added this season for the Moraine Park
Discovery Center to provide essen al staffing for an 18-19 week season My experience con nued when Rocky
Mountain Na onal Park’s Educa on and Out-
 Colorado River District interns assisted with Environmental reach Program invited me to join their educa on
Educa onal programs for Grand County schools. team the following winter. This program hires
interns funded by the Rocky Mountain Conser-
 Interns par cipated in up to two career days to learn about and vancy, and through it I led natural- and cultural
interact with other park services to expand their park experience. history-themed field trips for elementary and
high school students. I instructed snowshoe hikes
Publica ons for Learning and for Fun and I facilitated classroom programs for schools.

Publishing books, guides, newspapers and visitor service products remains an enduring arm of our Doing this, I witnessed how environmental
educa onal efforts suppor ng the park’s mission. educa on benefits the next genera on. I helped
provide hands-on, experience-based learning
The Quarterly newsle er is a 16-page magazine that is developed and that is absent in many public classrooms. Many
delivered 4 mes a year to Conservancy members and donors. Approxi- of the students I taught had never been to Rocky
mately 24,000 newsle ers were mailed in 2014. An abbreviate “teaser” before; some had never even travelled outside
newsle er is sent to 7,000 people online who have requested this service. the Denver-Metro area. As a direct result of the
funding and support from the Rocky Mountain
2015 Trip-Planning Guide is an annual publica on that the park sends out Conservancy, these children could be exposed
in informa on packets for park inquiries and is included in new member to nature and so form lifelong connec ons to
packets for the Conservancy. Helpful ar cles about hiking, roads, wildlife natural areas. Because of the Rocky Mountain
protec on, safety and park informa on is included. Conservancy, there are fellows and interns avail-
able to interact with these students and to make
RMNP Mammals: Watchable Wildlife book published. This 32-page nature tangible and understandable. What a gi !
guide highlights seven of the large mammals of Rocky. Lightweight and — Jo Wurst, 2014 Environmental EducaƟon Intern
very packable, this colorful booklet is packed with useful informa on about the natural history of wildlife
found in the park.

Philanthropy in Ac on

Donors Support Flood Recovery Efforts in Rocky

A total of $50,100 was donated through the Conservancy for park flood recovery a er the 2013 flood.

While the town of Estes Park suffered signficant road damage, it was the trails and bridges in the park that

were hardest hit. These donated funds enabled the Conservancy to recruit, train and support an addi onal

Conserva on Corps crew to work alongside park staff to repair flood-damaged trails and bridges, including:
 Restora on of ¾ of a mile of old road/trail in Cow Creek Canyon
 Installa on of 14 log checks (retaining structure) and repair of 140’ of trail in Tuxedo Park
 Installa on of 25 log checks, one log water bar (water diversion structure) and repair of 135’ of the Cub Lake trail
 Replacement of 66 natural (of locally gathered materials) log checks, one natural log water bar, and

repair of 290’ of trail on the Sand Beach trail
 Construc on of 50’ turnpike (raised trail structure) at Calypso Cascades
 Replacement of bridge handrails at old Storm Pass trail head
 Replacement of 3 broken rails on Wind River hitch rack

Donors Lend a Hand to Conservancy Flood Recovery Efforts

Donors contributed $59,408 toward the renova on of the Conservancy office space and the replacement

of office computers, servers, furniture and membership premiums that were damaged. The accoun ng

office was relocated from its flooded basement loca on to a modi- Fun Numbers
fied space upstairs and the basement was reallocated as an open

mee ng room with repaired walls and flooring. Addi onal storage 187Flood COLORADO GIVES
space was defined to prevent future loss of product and documents. DAY RAISED
Donated funds also were used to repair damages to the Field donations
Ins tute building and the visitor services warehouse. $17,298
made to the

conservancy

Donor Wall Redesigned $50,000 for the

Recognizing Conservancy donors to the park has always been a mean- Conservation Corps from the
ingful and important step in our fundraising process. A new design and Gaylord Foundation
some updated recogni on prac ces were created and the result is a
stunning new display that honors the architecture and aesthe cs of the $50,100 4,000
historic Beaver Meadows Visitor Center, a building that was designed by
architects at Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous school of archi- donated to License plate
tecture. Design and engineering workarounds were developed so the Park Flood signatures
wall display would not harm or compromise these important architec- Recovery fund gathered
tural elements. We believe it will be func onal for many years to come.
$1,017,521

Total amount donated in 2014

Planned Giving Collabora ve Ini ated

The Rocky Mountain Conservancy is proud to be a founding member of the recently launched Estes
Valley Planned Giving Collabora ve, an extension of the Estes Park Nonprofit Resource Center. The
purpose of the Collabora ve is to provide informa on and assistance to individuals who donate to Estes
Valley nonprofits to help them maximize the tax benefit of current and future gi s, including estate gi s.
The Collabora ve is offering educa onal programs regarding planned and estate giving, a Gi Legacy
website, confiden al planned gi counseling, and professional assistance for making planned dona ons.

License Plate Developed to Fund RMNP Projects

This year, the Conservancy launched a pe on to gain support for a Rocky
Mountain Na onal Park Group Special Colorado license plate as a way to
promote fundraising efforts for the park.The plate was designed by the
Conservancy and was posted on an online pe on site to gather the
required 3000 signatures of support for the plate.

Centennial Film Created to Honor the Park

In celebra on of the park’s 100th Anniversary, the Rocky Mountain Conservancy signed
an agreement with Fall River Produc ons of Estes Park to develop a Rocky Mountain Na-

onal Park Centennial film. Released in January of 2015, the film was developed through
the year to capture the many seasons and abundant wildlife in Rocky. En tled “Rocky
Mountain Na onal Park: Wilderness, Wildlife, and Wonder,” this film combines stunning
visual imagery, engaging storytelling, and inspira onal interviews with the park’s ranger staff
revealing the evolu on of the park’s wilderness, wildlife and stewardship over the past
100 years.

Plein Air Event Celebrates the Park’s Centennial

The Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters, in partnership with Rocky Mountain
Na onal Park and the Rocky Mountain Conservancy, held a special plein air
paint-out, show, and sale in September to celebrate the park’s Centennial. The
events gathered 24 na onally recognized professional painters from around
the country to create artworks in the park, “en plein air,” that were displayed
at the Fall River Visitor Center. A final 41% of the proceeds from the sale of
these pain ngs went to the Conservancy to support educa onal programs
and projects. The total amount generated from the sale of the pain ngs was
$10,269, about half of which directly supported the event itself.

Financial Health — 2014

Statement of Ac vi es
January 1, 2014 thorugh December 31, 2014

(With Summarized Financial Informa on For The Thirteen Month Period Ended December 31, 2013)

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently Total Total
Restricted Restricted 2014 2013

Income $ 2,714,260 $- $- $ 2,714,260 $ 2,222,469
Sales (1,347,792) (1,347,792) (1,122,918)
Cost of Good Sold 1,366,468 738,790 1,366,468 1,099,551
1,980
Gross Profit 1,004,178 1,092,925
16,644 247,561 136,808
Contribu ons 265,388 13,343 2,840
Membership Contribu ons 247,561 757,414 148,620 169,725
In-kind dona ons 101,053 85,712
Interest and dividends 11,363 (603,194) 4,091 7,418
Field Ins tute Revenue 131,976 154,220
Other Income 101,053 2,885,314 2,594,979

Total Revenues 4,091
2,127,900

Net assets released from restric on: 603,194 2,885,314 2,594,979
Sa sfac on of program and me restric ons 2,731,094

Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support

Expenses 527,790 527,790 538,302
Program Services 219,073 219,073 196,511
178,903 178,903 171,970
Visitor Services
Cons tuency Building 67,695 67,695 60,854
Field Ins tute 797,352 797,352 489,483
Other agency support 1,790,813 1,790,813 1,457,120
RMNP Direct Support
158,826 158,826 142,596
Total Program Expenses 360,552 360,552 374,407
Suppor ng Services 519,378 519,378 517,003
2,310,191 2,310,191 1,974,123
Fundraising
General and administra on 575,123 620,856

Total Suppor ng Services Expenses 426,813 1,701,037
Total Expenses
1,001,936 2,321,893
Changes in Net Assets Before 420,903 154,220 12,095,248 9,773,355
Gain On Investments 13,097,184 12,095,248
56,604
Realized / unrealized gain on investments 370,209
210,824
Changes in Net Assets 791,112 2,589,644 276,982
Net Assets, Beginning Of Year 9,228,622 2,800,468 276,982
Net Assets, End of Year 10,019,734

“Our 2014 financial results were excep onal, driven by record retail sales and membership levels. Many factors contributed to these results, including the kick-off
of Rocky Mountain Na onal Park’s Centennial, an array of new retail products, our name change and the con nuing strong support of our members. Our strong
financial posi on is cri cal in that it will enable us to be er meet the expanding needs of Rocky.” — 2014 Board President Bill Tindall

Statement Of Financial Posi on 2014 Support to
Rocky Mountain Na onal Park
As of December 31, 2014
& Other Public Lands
(With Summarized Financial Informa on As Of December 31, 2013) $1,790,813

Assets 2014 2013
Cash and Equivalents
Investments $ 999,477 $ 961,618
Accounts Receivable 9,818,029 9,096,990
Contribu ons Receivable 4,426 40,934
Notes Receivable 182,000
Prepaid Expenses 160,000
Inventory 8,853 18,792
Land Held for Sale 590,623
Property and Equipment 1,257,500 548,312
710,393 1,257,500
Total Assets 13,571,301
707,403
Liabili es 44,392 12,791,549
Accounts Payable 219,587
Accrued Aid Payable 24,322
Accrued Expenses Payable 76,951 191,789
Deferred Revenue 5,561
Note Payable 85,073
Custodial Funds 127,626 84,845
474,117 160,000
Total Liabili es 150,272
696,301
Net Assets
Unrestricted: 1,505,023 1,258,009

Undesignated 518,648 518,648
Designated: 7,340,751 6,959,960

Opera ng Reserves 655,312 492,005
Quasi Endowments 2,800,468 2,589,644
RMNP Funds
Temporarily Restricted 276,982 276,982
Permantently Restricted 13,097,184 12,095,248
Total Net Assets
13,571,301 12,791,549
Total Liabili es and
Net Assets

“I’m so pleased to see the great improvements in both financial repor ng and financial stability over the past couple of years. Charley and the team at the Con-
servancy have done a great job of fulfilling mission while also strengthening the organiza on.” — 2014 Board Member Marlys Polson

Thank you to our 2014 donors

We couldn’t do it without YOU!

Total number of gifts: 1,654
Total donations: $1,017,521

$50,000 and up Elizabeth Camp-Richey Catharine C. Hurley Dr. Richard & Catherine Rudolph Oneita Alarcon Laurie Augspurger
David Carey IBM Corpora on Gina Salazar David Albright Sco Awender
Estate of Maxine E. Johnson Leslie and Neil Alexander AXA Founda on
Barbara J. Marshall Elizabeth Chamberlin Laird and Carol Ingham Debbie and Mark Sessel Mary and James Alfred Jane Axtell
Janet Coe Dr. James and Gerry Irvine Michelle and Sco Shonbeck Lorraine Alleman Khalid Aziz
$25,000 to $49,999
Ellen Coker and Larry DeMers Donald Irwin Elmer Sprague Lisa Allman Robert and Yadja Bacher
Julie and Mar n Harrington Gunnel Cole Jean Jones Jane Sto s All Purpose Rental & Sales Carol Bachhuber
Constance J. Drumheller Jan Kilgore
Hartley & Margaret Dellinger Dorothy Kingsmore Stephen Strachan Bill and Nancy Almond Bruce and Cindy Bachleder
Na onal Forest Founda on Dorothy and Bruce Dines Wayne and Jane Larsen William and Nancy Sweet American Ins tute for CPCU Charles and Janice Baggs
John and Edith London Estate
$10,000 to $24,999 Katherine Dines & David Miller Francis M. Loustalet Anita Tannuzzo Swami Anantananda William Baird
Elizabeth Elser Dooli le - Randall and Janet Maharry Brian Thomas and Charles and Myrta Anderson Douglas Bajor
Estate of Naomi Kuhlman Stephen A. Massad Michell Pe -Thomas Thomas & LaVerne Anderson Robert and Noreen Baker
Frank and Monty Kugeler Charitable Trusts Lynn Miller William and Jan Tindall Thomas E. Bale
Na onal Park Founda on Dennis and Llewellyn Dunkin Mary and Charles Miller Jacqueline & Michael Tompkins Alissa and Jon Anderson Bill and Robin Bales
Rebecca and Jack Morgan Ron and Marilyn Tu le Winona Anderson Douglas Balok
Leslie Fidel Bailey - Steven and Tanya Dutro Elizabeth and Philip Nicholson Karen M. Waller Mary Banken and Terry Rizzu
Charitable Trust Paul and Rosemary Eide Ford and Merry Nielsen Carol and Steven Watson Linda Andes-Georges Barber Family Founda on
New Belgium Brewing, Inc. Western Riviera - Norma Andrisek Marlene and John Barnes
Janet and David Robertson Endow-Bio, Inc. Alan and Carol-Ann Olson Property Management Jody Andruss Kathi Barnes
Inge R. Adam ExxonMobil Founda on William and Anita Ondr Jack and Dee Willome Marilyn Barron
Gary and Kathleen Falk Katy Owens JR and MJ Wilson Founda on Alfred Angulo & Mary Sanders Dana Barron
John and Lynne Geweke Rick and Vicki Papineau Jack and Hildreth Wold Wayne and Cindy Anthofer Susan Barron Covington
Michael and Maureen Parks Tom Farber Roy Paulsen Lora Arduser Terri L. Barry
(Parks Family Founda on) Joyce and Mark Fleming Sandra Peacock & Thomas Africa Carolyn Zeisset Elaine and Paul Arguien Vincent & Sandra Basanavage
Sondra Perry John and Nina Bates
Nancy Shaw Lloyd Fosdick Joseph and Susan Pichler $0 - $999 Barbara & William Armstrong
Marvin and Hannah Woolf Helga Gaffron James Pickering James and Nancy Arndt Joel Batha
Wanda Gen le Rams Horn Village Anne Abele Donna Arne Deborah Ba t
$1,000 to $9,999 Steven Gilmore (Owners Associa on) Accent Learning Carol Arnold Donald Bauman
Elizabeth Grant Guests of Rocky Mountain and Consul ng LLC Virginia Arter Janet Bauman
Richard Acheson Melanie Grant Park Inn, LLC Richard and Kate Adams William Askey Rachel Baumbach
Sarah and Richard Amos William W. & Rhondda Grant Rotary Club of Estes Park Jane Asphaug Jim and Jan Bea e
Carol and David Anderson Gertrude Grant Larry Adams AT&T Founda on Phil and Lynn Beedle
Timothy & Wendlyn Haight Deborah Ann Adams Claire and Richard Beesley
Anonymous Lois Hansen Brenda L. Adamson Alden and Stephanie Atkins
Vaughn Baker Taru and William Hays Joanna and Bob Atkinson
J.D. and RoseMarie Benisek Cathy Heberding Steven Ahrenholz
Kenneth and Susan Brunk Roberta Heisterkamp Joanne Akeroyd Barbara A eln
Cindy Buggs Robert and Ellen Hostetler Carola and James Aubuchon
Douglas and Patricia Campbell

Doug and Teri Beezley Vicki Brassil Gerald and Elizabeth Caplan Alfred and Joyce Cochran Kathy David Steve and Kendra Dunn
Judith Belanus Denise Bre ng Mary and Orrie Capone Richard and Janet Coe Randal Davis Margie Dupree
Charlo e Brigham Judy Capra Charles Cofas William and Peggy Davis
Jennifer and Robert Bell Brenda Brink & Cur s Burger William Carle Edward Cohen James Davis Amie and Benji Durden
Martha Bendel Virginia Brooks Dennis and Be y Coit Tim and Jane Davis Donna Dye
Doris Brovorsky Liz and Dwight Carmichael Anna Davis Gregg Dye
Patricia and John Benker Robert and Carol Carper Pamela and Michael Cola Caroline de Dreu Corinne Dyer
David Benner Scot Brown Barbara M. Coles Lesa Deeker
Allen Benson Anne Brown James Carr Colorado Gives: Mark DeGregorio Marcia Dysart
Laurel Benson Rufus Brown Peggy Carr Luke DeGroud Eagle View Adult Center
Katherine Bruce Marguerita Carrabine Community First Founda on Ca e Deines
John Benton & Lori Grapen ne Mark Bruno Joan and Wes Carter Colorado State Questers Lynn and Tim Dennis Gloria Eastman
William Berens Barry Bryan Daniel Casey Jeffrey and Susan Conklin David Dent Gregory and Kendra Eastvedt
Don Bryson George C. Casey Rich and Kathy Conner Diane Desmond
Victor and Susan Bergman Marda Buchholz Debbie and Robert Cass Kathleen Conway & Sco Brodsky James Eckel
Nancy Bergman Kerry Buck Mary Cast and Charles Blome Amy Cook Brian and Louise Desmond Richard and Michelle Eckert
Verne P. Berry Ann and Russ Buckley Caterpillar Founda on Ted and Lynn Coons Louise Desmond
Anne and Ellio Bugbee Tom Caudill Jayne E. Coover Marguerite Detmer Renate Edmundson
John and Connie Berry Bill and Carol Buikema Kris ne Ceder Robert and Nora Copeland DeToto Family William & Gretchen Edwards
Doris and Jack Berryhill Timothy Burke Kathleen Cejka Robert Copple Jeannine Dickerhofe
Wallace and Laurine Burke Margaret Chainski Edward Corley Ernie and Nancy Diedrich Sheila Edwards
Louis Bessemer Diane Burkepile Melanie Chamberlain M. Catherine Cornell Craig Dierksen Dale and Melinda Egeberg
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Joan Whitbeck

Looking Forward… Board Members

Celebra ng the centennial year of Rocky Mountain Na onal Bill Tindall (President)
Park’s existence easily evokes reflec on on the incredible Carmel, IN
forethought and effort of the park’s founders. In a me that
preceded even the crea on of the Na onal Park Service, our Don Cheley (Vice President)
communi es came together to advocate that these lands be Denver, CO
held in the public trust to be enjoyed by us, genera ons later.
We owe them our deepest gra tude. Doug Campbell (Treasurer)
Greeley, CO
However, the celebra on and apprecia on of the gi they gave
to us is not enough. We owe those founders, and the genera- Elizabeth Grant (Secretary)
Denver, CO
ons that follow us, a park as beau ful and precious as what we
have inherited. A park whose trails are secure under foot and Charles Cofas
lead to true discovery; a park that welcomes all, inspiring the Estes Park, CO
young and comfor ng the aged; and most of all, a park complete
and fully protected as the founders intended. That is the charge Timothy Davis
to the Rocky Mountain Conservancy and our supporters in the Denver, CO
years to come.
Katherine Dines
The Conservancy joins the Na onal Park Service in rededica ng Denver, CO
the park for the next century by con nuing its work repairing
and maintaining trails; providing visitors with guidance and W.S. Duryea
informa on; crea ng opportuni es for discovery to our next Estes Park, CO
genera ons of park stewards; and filling the gaps in public
ownership of park lands by acquiring in-holdings from willing Howard Fry
sellers to protect the land in perpetuity. Please join with other Castle Rock, CO
park champions in not only maintaining this special place, but
also in fulfilling the dream that led to Rocky Na onal Park’s Julie Harrington
crea on 100 years ago. Denver, CO

Charles Jerden
Thornton, CO

Joel Mayo
Centennial, CO

James Pickering
Estes Park, CO

Marlys Polson
Estes Park, CO

Jan Robertson
Boulder, CO

Bill Sweet
Estes Park, CO

“By suppor ng trail work through the Conserva on Corps, sponsoring interns to supplement a variety of interpre ve and educa onal ac vi es, suppor ng the
Junior Ranger program to encourage future stewards, or buying land to protect it from development, the Conservancy and its supporters have le their mark for
the benefit of future genera ons of park visitors.” — RMNP Superintendent Vaughn Baker

RMConservancy.org
Charles Money, Execu ve Director
P.O. Box 3100
Estes Park, Colorado 80517
970-586-0108

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