National Forest Foundation2017年年度報告.pdf

1、A N N U A L R E P O R T2 0 1 7NationalForests.org1TO OUR FRIENDS&SUPPORTERSFor some,our on-the-ground restoration activities are the most meaningful work we do.For others,our approach to collaborative conservation and our efforts to engage communities in their forests are at the core of our success.

2、Yet others appreciate the insider tips and relevant information we provide about enjoying our National Forests.Whatever brings you to the NFF,know that we deeply appreciate and value your continued support.Each year,we are able to do more for our forests than the year before thanks largely to your c

3、ontinued support.This past year,2017,was no different.We added the Mt.Hood and the Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests to our growing Treasured Landscapes,Unforgettable Experiences conservation program;we reached new communities in new ways;we deepened and strengthened our partnership with the U.S

4、.Forest Service;and we grew our staff with new positions in California and Arizona.Through these efforts,our conservation successes continue to accrue.We planted nearly one million trees;we restored nearly 2,000 miles of trails;we worked with 115 different organizations to accomplish our work;and we

5、 reached millions with our effective and creative communication programs.Thank you for your role in these successes.ach year,we get this opportunity to reflect on our work and thank you all for making it possible.Like our National Forests and Grasslands themselves,the NFF means different things to d

6、ifferent people.With your continued support,we can do even more in 2018.We are launching an ambitious plan to plant 50 million trees across our forests in the next five years.We are adding new Treasured Landscape sites where we can achieve real results with continued investments.We are growing our s

7、taff to help us achieve even more work,and we remain committed to being an open,accountable and highly effective organization.Please enjoy this Annual Report for our 2017 fiscal year and know that each of you played a role in our accomplishments.We are grateful to each of you for helping us improve

8、Americas incredible National Forests and Grasslands.ECraig R.BarrettNFF Board ChairMary MitsosNFF President Sincerely,National Forest Foundation 2017 Annual ReportTree PlantingThe simple act of planting a tree connects the past,present and future.Roots dig deep into the earth,unlocking nutrients sto

9、red for decades,small branches reach upward to find sunlight and as the years pass,mature trees offer cooling shade,habitat and food.Since 2007,the NFFs tree-planting program has planted more than nine million seedlings,trees and shrubs that clean our air,filter our water and make our forests beauti

10、ful and healthy.In 2017 alone,our partners helped us plant nearly one million seedlings across the country.As the success of our program continues to grow,we see an opportunity to capitalize on these simple acts and create something that can connect us all:a 50 million tree-planting campaign.Learn m

11、ore about our accomplishments and our campaign at our website.2Treasured Landscapes,Unforgettable ExperiencesIn 2009,we envisioned a conservation program we called Treasured Landscapes,Unforgettable Experiences.Our goal was to improve not just a particular stream or trail on a National Forest,but an

12、 entire landscape.Through collaboration with local groups and the Forest Service,we work to develop a sustained,multi-year effort at select National Forests and Grasslands where we can make a significant difference.Nine years later,we are still advancing this vision across the country.In 2017,we lau

13、nched two new sites:our campaign on Oregons Mt.Hood National Forest which is engaging Oregonians in stewarding the places they play while protecting critical water resources and our equally innovative“Investing the Great Outdoors of North Carolina”campaign with its focus on improving recreational op

14、portunities and watershed health on the Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests.Learn more about all of our Treasured Landscapes sites on our website.Your National Forests and Grasslands represent the best of America.Truly democratic and unifying,our forests welcome everyone from inner-city youth expe

15、riencing a National Forest for the first time to rural,multi-generational families who make their living from our forests.From the thrill of motorized recreation to the enduring stillness of Wilderness,National Forests provide us with incredible opportunities and life-sustaining resources.The Nation

16、al Forest Foundation strives to mirror these incredible lands by being open,transparent and highly productive to ensure that these beautiful lands will be here for centuries to come.NationalForests.org“A beautiful Clematis crispa I discov-ered growing along the dirt road at Long Point in the Croatan

17、#nation-alforest.”|photo by pocosin_wild-flower(Nancy Brickhouse Pelletier)YOUR NATIONALThe Magazine of the National Forest FoundationSummer|Fall 2017Drawn to FlameWOMEN FIREFIGHTERSLiving With FireCOMMUNITIES AND FIRESmokey Through the AgesTHE ICONIC BEAR IN ART AND IMAGEYOUR NATIONALThe Magazine o

18、f the National Forest FoundationSummer|Fall 2016Americas Newest Long TrailsNEW HIKES MAKE FOR BIG ADVENTURECamping Dos and DontsMAKING THE MOST OF YOUR CAMPING TRIPPassport in TimeVOLUNTEERS DIG THE PAST3 Each year,we are able to do more for our forests than the year before thanks largely to your co

19、ntinued support.Communications At the NFF,we believe that people will support the things they love.But we understand that people only love what they know,and too many Americans dont know their National Forests.Thats why we create engaging and robust communications that show Americans how connected t

20、hey are to their National Forests and Grasslands.From our fun and educational Your National Forests magazine to our lively(and beautiful!)Instagram posts,we are highlighting the history,the challenges and the possibilities offered by our forests.More importantly,we are connecting with Americans dail

21、y,and we invite you to follow the NFF on social media or sign up for our newsletter.Good morning from Alaskas Tongass#nationalforest#AK#Alaska#sunrise#ItsAllYours|photo by ahonerbrink(Adriane Honerbrink)Chugach#nationalforest,looking towards Portage Glacier.Our National Forests are absolutely breath

22、taking!#ItsAllYours#Alaska#AK|Photo by katieercanbrack(Katie Ercanbrack)National Forest Foundation 2017 Annual Report4N F F P R O G R A M SStrategic ProjectsWhen our mission and interests align with those of our partners,we advance priority conservation actions through strategic investments.Each of

23、these projects expands our impact and provides opportunities for our supporters to restore their backyard forests.In FY 2017,the NFF invested in 19 strategic projects that restored areas on 13 units of the National Forest System.Treasured Landscapes,Unforgettable ExperiencesThe NFFs Treasured Landsc

24、apes,Unforgettable Experiences conservation program is our nationwide restoration initiative focused on iconic National Forest and Grassland sites.In FY 2017,we expanded our scope of work at several of our sites,while adding new sites in North Carolina and Oregon.Through the Treasured Landscapes pro

25、gram,the NFF distributed 51 subawards to 42 nonprofit organizations or contractors in FY 2017.These projects resulted in high-quality restoration work on 16 National Forests,while supporting local economies and connecting local communities to their backyard forests.Through collaboration with local g

26、roups,we work to develop a sustained,multi-year effort where we can make a significant difference.NationalForests.org5Matching Awards ProgramThe NFFs largest grant program,the Matching Awards Program(MAP),funds on-the-ground restoration and conservation projects that enhance forest health and outdoo

27、r experiences on our National Forests and Grasslands.Leverage for each project is significant:through matching funds,in-kind services,and volunteer contributions,each federal dollar invested results in an average of nearly$5 in conservation value.In FY 2017,the NFF issued 46 MAP grants for work in 5

28、3 units within the National Forest System.Community Capacity and Land Stewardship ProgramInitiated in 2011,the Community Capacity and Land Stewardship Program(CCLS)builds the capacity of local collaborative efforts to achieve watershed restoration objectives in Oregon,Washington and Southeast Alaska

29、.In FY 2017,the NFF worked with Regions 6 and 10 of the U.S.Forest Service to distribute 15 grants through the CCLS program.These grants improved the capacity of local organizations to work with the agency and each other on collaborative restoration projects on nine National Forest units.National Fo

30、rest Foundation 2017 Annual Report6Conservation ConnectThe NFFs Conservation Connect program helps community groups,interested citizens,businesses,local government officials and the U.S.Forest Service come together to improve National Forest management.Whether facilitating collaborative groups,provi

31、ding a suite of resources and tools,or hosting peer-learning sessions,the Conservation Connect program and staff reach thousands of people annually.In FY 2017,the NFF held 23 peer-learning sessions with 2,075 total participants.The NFF also provided facilitation and technical assistance to 18 collab

32、orative conservation initiatives.Tree PlantingSupported by individuals,small businesses and large corporations,our tree-planting program generates significant and important results for our National Forests through targeted reforestation efforts.All of our tree-planting projects plant native seedling

33、s on National Forests damaged by wildfire,insects,disease,storms or where ecosystem diversity and forest health have been negatively affected.In FY 2017,the NFF planted 946,000 trees on 12 different National Forests.N F F P R O G R A M S Our collaborative efforts provide a forum for public discourse

34、 that finds common ground.NationalForests.org7Ski Conservation and Forest Stewardship Fund ProgramsThese innovative programs give visitors at partner ski areas,hotels and other National Forest-based recreation businesses a chance to give back to their local forests.Guests make voluntary contribution

35、s,which the NFF then matches and invests in projects that improve recreation opportunities,watershed health and wildlife habitat on the National Forest where the business is located.In FY 2017,the NFF issued 19 grants to 17 local conservation organizations through these programs.These grants provide

36、d support for restoration work on seven National Forest units.National Forest Foundation 2017 Annual Report8Programs82%($11,434,917)Fundraising and Communications11.3%($1,579,842)Administrative6.7%($932,235)STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESSupport and RevenueFoundations.$2,123,999Corporations.$3,382,255Indivi

37、duals.$2,396,516In-Kind.$304,397US Government Grants.$2,823,558State and Local Government Grants.$889,813Special Events.$283,962Contracts and Reimbursable Grants.$1,885,717Other Income.$70,754Investment Gain(Loss).$471,611Total Support and Revenue.$14,632,582ExpensesProgram Services.$11,434,917 Fund

38、raising and Communications.$1,579,842 Administrative.$932,235Total Expenses.$13,946,99Year Ended September 30,2017NationalForests.org9NFF-facilitated CollaborativesNFF OfficesNFF Project SitesTreasured Landscapes,Unforgettable ExperiencesSitesNATIONAL GRASSLANDSNATIONAL FORESTS65,176 youth engaged o

39、r employed2,204,732 volunteer hours974 equivalent hours in full-time jobs$53,222,230 estimated value of volunteer time174,008volunteers17,017miles of trailwork5,828miles of stream surveyed or restored9,417,805trees and shrubs planted$197,901,672total value of conservation investments*210,527acres of

40、 wildlife habitatrestored or maintained15,699participants in peer-learning sessions1,548,377 acres of fuel reduction completed or planned108,164 acres of noxious weeds treated2,224 projects completed233 peer-learning sessions13 capacity-building workshops1,066 participants at capacity-building works

41、hopsCollectively,the NFF issued 146 grants or contracts in FY 2017.Not including tree planting,we invested$6,423,891 in federal and private funds,which were leveraged with$9,271,318 in partner-raised funds for a total conservation value of$15,695,209.*for completed projectsTotal NFF funds invested*$

42、56,238,510Total partner-raised funds leveraged*$141,618,1622017 Program WorkCONSERVATION RESULTS SINCE 2001National Forest Foundation 2017 Annual Report10$1,000,000+Gordon&Betty Moore$100,000-$499,999AnonymousJoan&Bob FeitlerNew Hampshire Bureau of TrailsTurnbull-Burnstein Family Charitable Fund$50,

43、000-$99,999City of ScottsdaleCraig R.&Barbara M.BarrettGates Frontiers FundSirius Fund$25,000-$49,999Amber&Matt SpielBerenice Gates Hopper Family FundCity of MesaColeman&Susan BurkeCyrus&Joanne SpurlinoJohn&Maureen HendricksPaul&Sonia Jones$10,000-$24,999AnonymousBarbara J.Hartley Fund,a donor-advis

44、ed fund of The Denver FoundationBarry FingerhutBart EberweinCity of PeoriaGeorge F.Tidmarsh,MD,PhDNancy Hom TrustRandall&Catherine WeisenburgerSue AndersonTucson Electric Power$5,000-$9,999Fredric&Beverly ReichelJames&Maggie HuntMark&Susan StutzmanPatricia Hayling PriceRobert ColeUpper Columbia Salm

45、on Recovery BoardW.Grant Jr.&Kim GregoryWilliam&Claudia Possiel$2,500-$4,999Avery StirrattCaroline ChoiDavid SebastianForrest CambellJeff ParoKayne Anderson Middle Market CreditMark ReyPaul&Leslee ChinelliPeter ClausonRouse Family FoundationThomas&Renate CardelloThomas LangstonTimothy P.&Susan Schie

46、ffelinDONORSIndividuals and Organizations$1,000-$2,499Aileen FellAndie MacDowellAntoine DixonBrian&Laura DoehleBrian HutchingsCarol Wu&Terry ZinkChad WeissDavid A.Johnson Donor Advised FundDavid E.McIntyreDefenders of WildlifeDonna LynneEdward&Sarah BakerEmily MinnichErik&Cate WrightFrank MurrayGreg

47、 VitalGwendolyn A RockHal ShawHarold Aaron LudtkeHeidi AllenJames&Anne GreenJerry MickelsonJohn CushmanJohn Henry MoultonJohn McNultyJohn P.&Patricia CaseKeith NashKen GartKenneth IrvineKip AllardtLisa Bailey&Kevin CassidyLos Angeles Conservation CorpsMark Adrian GarciaMartha HeinzeMatthew GoehlMoni

48、que&Robert CanonicoMurray&Jeanie KilgourNancy&Roger SachsPatti Scialfa SpringsteenPaul Henkart&Nancy TomichPeter FinnRay&Diana FooteRenata FachinniRichard Alper&Kate HerrodRobert GooteeRobert RunkleSabine Moeller&Peter LuskSarah Risdal BlakeTom BrokawWildfire LearningWilliam Gates$500-$999Allison Ki

49、mballAnonymousArizona ForwardAron FayBenjamin A.SchillingBradley DraifingerBreeLayne CarterBrenda Ann BellCarolyn CrystalCharles GormlyChelsea DierChris FeustelDaniel&Leah FryeDavid Maurice PfefferDebra L.CaganEbba LucanderErik PassananteEvan&Kim ElaFrederick AbelesGavin WilliamsGeoffrey KottmeierGr

50、anite Backcountry AllianceHugh SwitzerJames PalasJason WeisserJeff CraunJeromy RisnerJohn P.MahoneyJoshua ParkJossy&Ken NebenzahlJudith A.GreeneJulie SchauerKelly KingmanKim Alan LorzKolette BrownKristie HoltLarami MacKenzieLarry Kent CobleLawrence DeVanLeonard PyshLynne WikoffMarian C.WeaverMark&Ma

51、rti MaracheMaryann WagnerMatt ComminsMelanie KusmikMerle YoderMichael E.DavisMichael HaverkampMorgan GregoryMyles StandishNarendra MalaniNischal NagpalPhil ContePristine SummerPromise Habitat Services,LLCRichard AhearnRobert PowerRonald L.OlesSarah A.Currie-HalpernScott SherpeSonicRimStan RottellSte

52、ven Keith MalunatT.Anthony&Linda L.BrooksThomas ArchieThomas FitzgeraldTracy PerkinsTrinda N.WeaverTrinh Hoang Phuong MaiWayne N.ElmerNationalForests.org11$1,000,000+REI$500,000-$999,999The Vail Corporation$100,000-$499,999The Coca-Cola CompanyCornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation,Inc.The Crown FamilyG

53、ates Family FoundationGaylord&Dorothy Donnelley FoundationGoogle,Inc.Grand Victoria FoundationPolaris Industries,Inc.Salt River ProjectSouthern California Edison$50,000-$99,999CenturyLinkCharles M.and Mary D.Grant FoundationLands EndThe Charles Engelhard FoundationPacific Gas&Electric CorporationPer

54、nod Ricard USAThe Smart Family Foundation of New YorkSnowbird Resort,LLCSouthwest Airlines and Southwest Airlines Foundation,an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation$25,000-$49,999Alaska AirlinesBlooms TodayBoeingClara L.D.Jeffery Charitable TrustCopper Mountain,Inc.The Fritz and Adela

55、ide Kauffmann Foundation,Inc.Hoffman ConstructionMinuteKeyRevision SkincareSki ApacheSorenson Legacy FoundationSouth Coast Air Quality Management District$10,000-$24,999Better Planet PaperBonneville Environmental FoundationC3 PresentsCalifornia Foundation for Stronger CommunitiesThe Cricket Foundati

56、onCross Charitable FoundationFilsonGipson Family FoundationHecla Charitable FoundationHorizons FoundationImperial InternationalKuat Innovations LLCThe Dale Kutnick&Laura Gordon Kutnick Foundation,Inc.Lake Quinault LodgeMajor League Baseball Charities,Inc.Outdoor Sportsman GroupPink Jeep ToursSanta F

57、e Natural Tobacco CompanySchlafly-The Saint Louis BreweryScience CareThe Seeley FoundationSouthern California Gas CompanySunriver Resort,LPTriple Creek RanchTwitterUuniWaterfront Properties$5,000-$9,999AestheteThe Allyn Foundation,Inc.Arapahoe Basin Ski AreaArmrod Charitable FoundationAZEK Building

58、ProductsBelwether Advisors LLC-David BellBetteridge JewelersBrookstone Homes,LLCCollins Cockrel&ColeDr.Scholl Foundatione-Cycle LLCFields Pond FoundationFour Seasons Tree CareGrand TrunkThe Richard K.and Shirley S.Hemingway FoundationJackson Hole Resort LodgingKitchen MagicMars FoundationMGC Pure Ch

59、emicals America,Inc.Mitchell Gold+Bob WilliamsMoccasin Lake FoundationMonarch MountainOPI Products,Inc.PatagoniaPergoPhaxioPurgatory ResortSkamania LodgeStryker Sustainability SolutionsSwire Coca-Cola,USAWhite Wave Foods$2,500-$4,999Alaskan Brewing CompanyAlo YogaArt For Trees,Burning ManThe Bailey

60、FoundationBowery CapitalEcolabEcoTek OutdoorsEvergreen EnterprisesGreenwich Country ClubKenwood WineKurt Forrest FoundationMcKinstryMeyers NaveNational Shooting Sports Foundation,Inc.Northeast MountaineeringPhipps Reporting,Inc.Plant Memorial Tree Sandler ONeill+PartnersTalaTen Mile River Preserve I

61、nc.Timberline Lodge$1,000-$2,499A Living TributeAdams FoundationAmys Ice Creams,Inc.Angry Crab Shack CorporationAnonymousApple,Inc.Matching Gifts ProgramAqua IllinoisArizona Community FoundationAtlanta Business Products,Inc.Belvidere&HernBNY Mellon Wealth ManagementThe Care of TreesCommerce Trust Co

62、mpanyCooper Spur Mountain ResortDeer Isle Press,LLCThe Charles Delmar FoundationDouro GroupDynasty Financial Partners,LLCFeeturesFinley Distribution Co.,LLCGenuine ConceptsGreen Earth Goodies SuppliesHarris TeaHarvest Partners FinancialIsle Surf and SUPJackson FoundationJonas Brothers Studios,Inc.Ki

63、tchen Cabinet DepotKodiiacMetolius River LodgesMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramModern Design SofasNational Ski Areas AssociationNEXT ListOutdoorsmanLabPoint6,LLCPublic Media PartnershipsRio GrandeSacred Wave Gong ImmersionsSimms Fishing ProductsSproutVideoStarmark,A Trustmark CompanySugar BowlTreeNe

64、wal,LLCTri-City SubaruVillage and WildWall Street Greetings,LLCWalmartWaterville Valley ResortWild TributeWinter Park Resort$500-$99960Tree Co.BlinkBlueTree NetworkBreatherBrome Modern EateryCanvas Giclee PrintingCanyon DistributingCM Resort,LLCCrowe StudiosEastern Propane Gas,Inc.Ermilio ClothiersF

65、ireside Industries,Inc.FluidStance-A Company of Motion,LLCFred Nackard Wholesale BeverageGojo Karate CenterGoldman Sachs GivesJUCYLeon&George McNeill MediaMichael C.Brown,Jr.Momentum SolarMovers Specialty ServiceNEMO EquipmentPawling Mountain ClubPine OutfittersPlanning CenterRocco TurpinRocky Mount

66、ain RecreationSea Dog Brewpub North Conway,LLCTCC Group,Inc.TM Howard EnterpriseVast AdventureWATERAXWe Love Trees,LLC Window Fix,Inc.ZipmartDONORSCorporations and FoundationsNational Forest Foundation 2017 Annual Report12National ForestLeadership Council ChairBernie Weingardt,U.S.Forest Service,Ret

67、ired(CO)Kathleen Atkinson Regional Forester,Eastern Region,U.S.Forest Service(WI)Doug Crandall Director of Legislative Affairs,U.S.Forest Service(DC)Scott Fossel(WY)Russell Fraker Attorney,Beverage&Diamond,P.C.(MD)W.Grant Gregory,Sr.Chairman,Gregory&Hoenemeyer,Inc.(CT)Spencer Haber Chairman&CEO,H/2

68、Capital Partners(CT)Craig Mackey Principle,Mackey Partners,LLC(CO)David E.McIntyre Vice President,Retired,Westvaco Corporation(SC)Jim Pea Regional Forester,Pacific Northwest Region,U.S.Forest Service(OR)Beth Pendleton Regional Forester,Alaska Region,U.S.Forest Service(AK)Randy Peterson Principle,LRP

69、 Consultants,LLC(WI)Leslie Weldon Deputy Chief,National Forest System,U.S.Forest Service(DC)Staff PresidentMary MitsosExecutive Vice PresidentRay A.FooteVice President,Field Programs Marcus SeligEdward Belden Southern California Program ManagerShere Bombard Director,AdministrationKim Carr Director,C

70、alifornia ProgramRebecca Davidson Director,Southern Rockies RegionSarah Di Vitorrio California Program ManagerKaren DiBari Director,Conservation ConnectHannah Ettema Digital Communications CoordinatorRobin Hill ControllerBen Irey Conservation Connect Associate Adam Liljeblad Director,Conservation Aw

71、ardsKerry Morse Conservations Programs Officer Luba Mullen Associate Director,DevelopmentEmily Olsen Colorado Program Manager Marlee Ostheimer Philanthropy&Partnerships CoordinatorMonica Perez-Watkins Tree Planting CoordinatorGreg M.Peters Director,CommunicationsLee Quick AccountantEvan Ritzinger Ca

72、lifornia Program Associate Patrick Shannon Director,Pacific Northwest ProgramEmily Struss Event Planner&CoordinatorMark Shelley Director,Eastern RegionDeborah Snyder Development Services ManagerWes Swaffar Director,Ecosystem ServicesDayle Wallien Director,Conservation PartnershipsStaff,Board of Dire

73、ctors and National Forest Leadership Council lists current as of March,2018.Board of Directors ChairCraig R.Barrett Retired CEO/Chairman of the Board,Intel Corporation(AZ)TreasurerLee FromsonExecutive Vice President,Products&Operations,Simms Fishing Products(MT)SecretaryTimothy P.SchieffelinPartner,

74、Leeward Group(CT)Executive Committee MembersCaroline Choi,Vice President,Integrated Planning&Environmental Affairs,Southern California Edison(CA)Peter Foreman,Sirius LP(IL)Rick Frazier,President&Chief Operating Officer,Heartland Coca-Cola Bottling Co.(GA)Board MembersMike Brown,Jr.,General Partner,B

75、owery Capital(NY)Coleman Burke,President,Waterfront Properties(NY)Aime Christensen,CEO,Christensen Global Strategies;Founding Executive Director,Sun Valley Institute(ID)Robert Cole,Partner,Collins Cockrel&Cole,P.C.(CO)J.Alexander M.Douglas,Jr.,CEO,Staples(GA)Bart Eberwein,Executive Vice President,Ho

76、ffman Construction Company(OR)Robert Feitler,Chairman of the Executive Committee,Weyco Group,Inc.(IL)Barry Fingerhut,CEO/Owner,Certification Partners,LLC(AZ)Beth Ganz,Vice President,Public Affairs&Sustainability,Vail Resorts Management Company(CO)Roje S.Gootee,Co-Owner&Manager,Rush Creek Ranch,LLC(O

77、R)James K.Hunt(WY)Andie MacDowell,Actress&Spokesperson(CA)Thomas McHenry,President&Dean,Vermont Law School(VT)Jeff Paro(NJ)Patricia Hayling Price,President,LiveWorkStrategize,LLC(NY)Mary Smart(NY)Chad Weiss,Managing Director,JOG Capital Inc.(WY)NATIONAL FOREST FOUNDATIONnationalforests.orgBuilding 2

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