2014 Annual Report 1
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The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics is a national, 501-c-3, nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the environment by teaching people to enjoy it responsibly. We accomplish this mission through education, research, partnership and volunteerism. The Leave No Trace Center has delivered successful educational programs in the United States and internationally since 1994.
Welcome.......3 By The Numbers.......4 Education in Motion.......5 Hot Spots.......8 Education Highlights.....10 In 2015......18 Financials......24 Partners......28 Leadership Circle......32 Members & Foundations......32
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Cover: Dani takes time out of her busy day to admire the greatness of nature.
My Fathers Version My father made the preparation for every outdoor adventure almost as good as the adventure itself. He spread out the gear all over the living room, draping it over chairs, covering the floor. He pored over maps and guides with me and my sister late into the night. We talked through what we needed, might need and what we could live without. The anticipation and meticulous planning made every trip larger than life. Leave No Trace—my father’s version of it—was always part of the adventure and was embedded into every experience. It became part of my life, not just in the outdoors but, more philosophically, how I like to live my life. This intimate relationship with Leave No Trace is also threaded into my work, my volunteerism and, most importantly, my family. Even though my son is now in college, we continue to share great adventures. I hope I have imbued in him some of my father’s irresistible spirit of adventure in all things as well as the outdoor ethic that I believe is more relevant with every passing day. On the following pages, please enjoy Leave No Trace’s 2014 Annual Report. Also take note of the organization’s work, beginning this year, to bring Leave No Trace to every park and every kid in the country. Your role continues to make it possible, and I extend my greatest appreciation for your involvement. Thank you,
Jason Madlung | REI 2014 Chair, Leave No Trace Board of Directors
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3,910 new Master
by the numbers
Educators and Trainers were added to the roster of highly trained minimumimpact specialists
126,197youth
17,600 people were
2 major research projects were
7,046 outdoor
completed PEAK or PEAK Online
developed for Boulder County Open Space and Mountain Parks and Rocky Mountain National Park.
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educated by Leave No Trace State Advocates in their communities.
advocates joined or renewed as Leave No Trace members.
Education in Motion The award-winning Subaru/Leave No Trace Traveling Trainer program is compiled of teams of educators that travel across the country teaching people how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly. The teams offer free programs to the general public, volunteers, youth, nonprofit organizations, governmental agencies, and more on Leave No Trace skills and techniques intended to reduce the impact e ve No Trac of outdoor activities in communities around the United States. The Taught Lea 43 states ethics in teams reach over 15 million Americans each year. The teams offer everything from hour-long workshops to two-day Spread ethics across the country at 649 events intensive, field-based courses in all environments from coast to coast. Additionally, they deliver Hot Spots, Reached 13 million people with multi-day work projects at designated Leave No Trace messaging natural areas facing the threat of irreversible environmental damage from recreation caused Engaged with 35,418 kids in schools and camps impacts.
Traveled 109,809 miles on American roads
Brought Leave 230 parks acro No Trace into ss the nation
Connected 544 people to Leave No Trace as new members
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“Leave No Trace lets us peek at that road less traveled and reassures us it will remain that way.” - Len Kenyon
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Biologist and Teacher, Tipp City, Ohio
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education highlights
Hot Spots The Hot Spot Program, a key component of the Leave No Trace in Every Park initiative, raises community awareness and brings solutions to popular natural areas around the country facing heavy recreational use and consequently, the threat of harm to trails, parks and open space areas. With solid Leave No Trace education, programs and volunteer action, future damage to Hot Spot areas can be mitigated.
1. Little Talbot Islands State Park, Jacksonville, FL 2. New River Gorge National River, WV 3. St. Andrews State Park, Panama City, FL 4. Shawnee National Forest, Harrisburg, IL 5. Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, Texas State Parks, TX 6. Hoosier National Forest, IN 7. San Juan Islands, WA 8. Lake Casa Blanca, Texas State Parks, TX
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education highlights
Leave No Trace In The Outdoors The Center published “Leave No Trace in the Outdoors� in 2014 with partner, Stackpoke Books. Leave No Trace in the Outdoors is the most current, comprehensive, science-based book on minimum impact recreation available. With an initial print run of 10,000 copies, the book has experienced far-reaching distribution and broad support from land managers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Stock Video Series The Center shot a video series with the US Forest Service covering Leave No Trace techniques for the recreational use of stock. The finished video series will offer essential training for stock use in both front-country and backcountry recreational settings. The goal is to provide the basic skills necessary to minimize stock impact, and to illustrate different equipment, techniques, and practices for riding environments around the country. The US Forest Service intends to release the video series during the second half of 2015, and it will serve as an excellent complement to existing Leave No Trace information for stock users.
Mountain Biking Ethics Card 2014 marked the development of the Mountain Biking Ethics Reference Card. After working with various field experts, the Center is proud to add this much requested and needed component to our broad cache of Leave No Trace educational materials. 10
Grand Canyon National Park Messaging Grand Canyon’s classic rim-to-rim trails provide one of the quintessential national park experiences. While designed to accommodate large numbers of diverse user groups, park staff have observed a number of impacts related to high-use levels in recent years. Particularly during peak visitation periods such as on weekends in the spring and fall, impacts to park resources, facilities, and visitor experience, have been documented. Abandoned gear, litter, improper human waste disposal, and a lack of trail courtesy are some of the issues noted by both park staff and visitors. With these impacts in mind, and concern that rising popularity in endurance day hiking and trail running is exacerbating these issues, an interdisciplinary group of park staff began addressing the problems by working with Leave No Trace. When teaching people about Leave No Trace, an important piece to convey an understanding of why Leave No Trace practices are effective at minimizing impacts to the landscape. For example, outdoor enthusiasts need to know why sticking to durable surfaces protects trailside plants and minimizes trail widening and why hanging food, trash and smellables keeps wildlife wild. Recent research further emphasizes the importance of providing the why behind the Leave No Trace principles.
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“Leave No Trace’s first tenet Plan Ahead and Prepare is the guiding light for all of my Grand Canyon and Colorado Plateau outings. It directs my thoughts and provides clarity, both of which vastly simplify a trip.” - Jack Pennington
Program Manager, Grand Canyon Field Institute, (as well as canyon hiking guide, adventurer, mountain biker & river rafter)
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education highlights
Marine Corps Marathons
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The Center worked with the Marine Corps Marathon to develop marathon-specific Leave No Trace information. Though the Center has created information for large events over the years, this is the first time Leave No Trace has been tailored for marathons. Due to the size of the Marine Corps Marathon (30K participants), Leave No Trace was a logical fit. Portions of the marathon take place on National Park Service property, proving a strong connection between Leave No Trace and existing National Park Service minimum impact efforts.
Backcountry Snow Sports The Center developed Leave No Trace information for backcountry snow sports enthusiasts – skiers and snowboarders. Though the Center has information for winter recreation, there was a demonstrated need for additional information for those who spend time in the backcountry during winter including ski and snowboard touring and overnight stays in maintained facilities such as backcountry huts. Numerous partners in Vermont took part in the effort including the newly formed Vermont Backcountry Alliance, Catamount Trails Association, Green Mountain National Forest, Green Mountain Club, Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation.
Cairns Longtime Appalachian Mountain Club volunteer, Pete Lane, contacted the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics about a growing problem found along trails in his home state of New Hampshire – alteration of, and sometimes damage to, cairns. Cairns are intentionally constructed stacks of rocks that mark trails and guide hikers in the mountains above tree line. Leave No Trace created a working group to develop and review Leave No Trace information specifically focused on cairns.
Burning Man Ethics Longtime Leave No Trace supporter and partner, Burning Man, worked with the Center in 2014 to strengthen their Leave No Trace program for the Burning Man Festival. The refinement of existing Leave No Trace information for the festival as well as the development of new sciencebased information will provide more effective festival outreach. Burning Man worked with the Center to produce ethics cards specific to the festival, which will be widely distributed to over 61,000 people at the 2015 Burning Man festival.
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“Leave No Trace is the most important tool we have as outdoor educators. It is a fun and informative way to teach young and old how to hike and camp anywhere without leaving a negative impact.’’ -Roberto -Roberto Morales Morales
Outward Outward Bound Bound Instructor, Instructor, Pasadena, Pasadena, California California
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Leave No Trace
in Every Park In 2015
To solve the problem of a lack of comprehensive Leave No Trace programs in our parks, forests and protected areas, the Center embarked on the multi-year initiative, Leave No Trace in Every Park. Leave No Trace #InEveryPark takes many forms from public education initiatives, social media campaigns, interpretive materials, staff and volunteer training, on site education, Junior ranger programs, Leave No Trace Hot Spots, and much more. Leave No Trace Hot Spots support #InEveryPark by raising community awareness about popular natural areas around the country facing the threat of irreversible environmental damage. The Center’s education team supports the program, as does its Subaru/Leave No Trace Traveling Trainers who travel throughout the country providing public education about
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how to reduce impacts in the outdoors. By identifying and working with Hot Spots across the nation, we rapidly move toward recovering and protecting the lands and waters we cherish for future generations.
12 Hotspots in 2015 1. Saguaro National Park, AZ 2. Travis County Parks, TX 3. Point Reyes National Seashore, CA 4. Tillamook State Forest, OR 5. Mount Bierstadt, CO 6. Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Area, MI 7. Linville Gorge Wilderness Area, NC 8. Mount St. Helens, WA 9. McAfee Knob, Appalachian Trail, VA 10. Ventana Wilderness, CA 11. Pinnacle Mountain State Park, AR 12. Bayou Teche Paddle Trail, LA
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kid Leave No Trace for Every Kid is a multiyear initiative to extend Leave No Trace education to every kid who spends time outside. The first step is The National Youth Initiative consisting of:
1. Developing and delivering comprehensive, standardized
curriculum for outdoor youth programs. 2. Creating and delivering Leave No Trace Certification for camps that increases the collective, positive environmental footprint of the youth and camp experience. Further formalizing Leave No Trace education among this important demographic will increase the number of children and adults that learn vital Leave No Trace skills and principles, ultimately improving the care and quality of our natural world.
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“I look to these concepts to solve many of the current issues at our parks. We need to be teaching Leave No Trace to all who come to our parks. If everyone is familiar with the concepts we would not need to post rules. Leave No Trace, it does not get any more simple than that.� -Tama Cassidy
Assistant Director of Education, Miami County Park District
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financials
Financial Summary for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2014 In addition to programmatic success, the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics celebrated another strong financial year. Total education and outreach program spending increased over 8% from the prior year, allowing us to reach more people than ever before. Additionally, the Center continued to increase its operating reserves with a positive change in net assets at the end of the year. The Board of Directors remains committed to strengthening the financial health of the organization, laying a foundation for the long-term success of Leave No Trace. The accompanying summary financial information is derived from the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics’ audited financial statements. The complete audited financial statements and annual tax return are available for download on the website.
Jeff Neitzel Board Treasurer
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2014 Summary Financial Information Sources of Support and Revenue ($1,412,842) Partnerships & Grants
67%
$952,242
Individual Giving 14% $193,271 Merchandise Sales 7% $92,849 In Kind Donations 6% $87,466 Donations & Other 3% $43,549 Program Services 3% $43,465
Use of Funds ($1,362,487) Program Services 82% $1,113,905 Fundraising 10% $136,358 General & Administrative
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$112,224
Total Assets at 12/31/14 ($483,964) Cash & Equivalents 49% $236,406 Inventory 22% $107,256 Accounts Receivable 19% $91,528 Furniture & Equipment 6% $27,950 Prepayments & Other 4% $20,824 25
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“Leave No Trace teaches adventurers a simple responsibility: enjoying the outdoors with others’ enjoyment in mind as well. It allows the new outdoor enthusiast a guided introduction to preserving the very land we love to roam. It allows the veteran enthusiast a way to explore as hard as he or she may desire without a single crumb to retrace.” - Jill Fineis
Science Field Experience Coordinator Wenatchee School District, Washington
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Partners keep Leave No Trace thriving around the world. There are various levels of partnerships that support Leave No Trace. Click here to learn more about the different partnership types and all of the current partners who support Leave No Trace ethics.
Patron Partners Hi-Cone Holland & Knight KEEN Footwear L.L. Bean, Inc. REI SmartWool Squier Patton Boggs Subaru of America The North Face
partners
Corporate Partners American Backcountry Aspen Meadow Veterinary Specialists Avid4 Adventure Backpacker Magazine Backroads Big Agnes Burning Man Campfire in a Can Cheley Colorado Camps Cleanwaste Clif Bar Crazy Creek Products, Inc. Deuter USA EcoCentricBrands Falcon Guides Goal Zero Grand Teton Lodge Company GSI Outdoors Hennessy Hammock Hilleberg The Tentmaker Honey Stinger Horny Toad Activewear JanSport, Inc. Kobayshi Consumer Products Leisure Systems, Inc. (Jellystone Park) Leki USA Marmot Mountain LLC Marshmallow Fun Company Mountain Hardwear Napier Enterprises National Geographic Maps O2X Summit Challenges Osprey Packs Outdoor Research Paddling.net Planet Bluegrass Ragnar Trail Relay Restop
Rommel Outdoors Sea to Summit Stackpole Books SunSki The Festy Experience Topnotch Resorts & Spa Trango Transrockies U.S. Under Canvas Group LLC. Vapur VAUDE Sports Products Yakima Zerogram
Small Business Partners
Acampamento Ãguias da Serra Adventure Scotland Ltd Agape Group Holdings Alaska Mountain Guides and Climbing School Inc. Alkemia Alopex Eco Adventures, LLC Angora Lakes Resort Beals Studios Biffy Bag Disposable Toilets Black Canyon / Willow Beach River Adventures Black Mountain Montenegro Ltd Bluhaven Piers Brio Enterprise Camping Adventures of North Texas Cane Creek Cycling Components Climbing & Outdoor Recreation Equipment Sdn Bhd Deep South Mountaineering eco-x, inc. Egan & Associates, LLC FORGE Racing GiroVai.com Glacier Guides Inc. / Montana Raft Co. Green Peak Promotions GrubHub USA Hyperlite Mountain Gear Inc. Iron Gate Survival Supplies Kayak Power, Inc. Kerola’s Camper Store KOA - Twin Mountain myscenicdrives.com Northerly Outfitters
Outfitters Supply Inc. Pack Out Gear Peak to Peak Travel Pearson Outdoor Education Pentapitch Pisgah Map Company, LLC San Juan Hut Systems, Inc. Shenzhen Zaitu Technology Co., Ltd Solo Stove Su Hwan Ra The Acadia Corporation The Catalyst Center for ADHD The Endurance Society The Passport Protector Tin Shed Sports Tmber LLC Tohula Trail Guides Yellowstone Travel Expert Technologies GmbH Trek Travel Zero One Vintners Zip Zone Tours
partners
Educational Partners
Adventure Leadership Institute - Oregon State University Alzar School American Quarter Horse Association Arkansas Tech Univeristy Aspiro ASU Outdoors Club Auburn Outdoors Baiguate Training Team Blue Planet Pups BLUEFIELDS Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center Brevard College Bright Futures Early Learning Center S.K.Out Camp JaK Camp Magnolia, LLC Campus Recreation - CSUSM Centre for Recreation and Tourism Research, School of Adventure, West Highland College, University of the Highlands & Islands Chungbuk Alpine School Colorado State University - Pueblo Corpo Nacional de Escutas Crossroads of America Council, BSA CSUSB Recreational Sports Deer Lake Wilderness School Global Edventure Travel Ltd Great Salt Lake Council - Education Greenwood School High Mountain Institute John Stainbrook Jolt Adventure Camp Lake Superior State University Lasting Adventures, Inc. Lynchburg College Outdoor Lyon College Missouri State University Montreat College Outdoor Education Department Mt. Hood Community College Mt. Hood Community College-Wilderness Leadership and Experiential Education National Outdoor Leadership School NAU Outdoors North Greenville Universit Old Dominion University Ole Miss Outdoors Outdoor Adventure - University of Central Florida Outdoor Kids, Inc. Outdoor Program - Boise State University Outdoor Project Outposts Ltd Ozarks Outdoors | University of the Ozarks
RTI Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota San Jacinto College - EMT Program San Juan College Outdoor Adventure Club Santa Rosa Clean Community System SCSU Outdoor Endeavors Senior Field Studies Sierra Nevada College Southern Illinois University Stout Association of Outdoor Recreation and Education Student Conservation Association The National Center for Outdoor and Adventure Education The Sustainable Schools Foundation Touch of Nature Environmental Center UCSB Adventure Programs University of Florida - Travel and Recreation Program (TRiP) University of Wisconsin-La Crosse USF Outdoor Recreation - University of South Florida UW - La Crosse Therapeautic Recreation Washtenaw Community College Western State Colorado University Rec & Outdoor Education Wilkes University
Guide Services & Outfitter Partners
Active Tours Adventure Southwest Alaska Rivers Company All-Star Grand Canyon Tours, Inc. Alpine Ascents Alpine Endeavors Aquasports Arabian Treks Outdoor Adventures Arizona Climbing and Adventure School Aspen Expeditions Benegas Brothers Expeditions Bold Earth Teen Adventures Channel Islands Outfitters Desert Adventures Eco-Tours Devils Lake Climbing Guides Dharma Rafting and Retreats E-Trip Africa (Worldwide Travel Group, LLC) Erika Vohman Escape Adventures, Inc. Expedition Backcountry Adventures Flåm Guide Service AS Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course FOS Open Scouting
Grand Canyon Hikes Grand Canyon Whitewater Guillermo Benegas Himalayan Glacier Trekking Howard Jeffs Coaching Indonesia Expeditions International Alpine Guides Jeffrey Disbrow Kayak Adventures Worldwide Kling Mountain Guides Mountain Madness Mountain Trip Mountain Whitewater Descents Naturalists at Large New England Discovery Patagonia Ancestral Routes Peak Elevation Expeditions Pink Jeep Tours Private Expeditions RIVERSTONE ADVENTURES LLC Roam the Woods ROW Adventures SCAR SWIM - ARIZONA Signal Mountain Lodge, LLC SWS Mountain Guides dba Sierra Wilderness Seminars Inc. Tata Urth Safari Terratribes Expeditions The Backpacker The Coastal Adventure Company The Explorer’s Passage The Hole Hiking Experience Tropical Tree Climbing Two Rivers Adventures Ultimate Kilimanjaro Unexplored Scotland Valley to Summit, LLC Vertical Rock Outdoor School Voygr, Inc Wet Planet Rafting, Inc. Whittaker Mountaineering Wilderness Adventures Wyonegonic Camps Y Explore LLC YawannaGo Ltd. Yellowstone Mountain Club, LLC yLoop Road Trips Yosemite Mountaineering School YourCause, LLC Zion Mountain School
Nonprofit Partners
Abraham Path Initiative Adamah Adventures American Conservation Experience American Hiking Society Arkansas Climbers Coalition Backcountry Horsemen of California Mid Valley Unit Backcountry Horsemen of East Tennessee Backcountry Horsemen of Washington Birmingham Zoo, Inc. Bradford Woods BSA Northwest Suburban Council BSA Troop 0311, Latrobe, PA BSA Troop 256, Austin TX BSA Winnebago Council #173 Camp Beech Cliff Camptown, Inc. Catskill Mountain Club Inc. CHEWONKI FOUNDATION City of North Little (Parks and Recreation) DC Firefighters Burn Foundation Eastern PA Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation Eugene, Cascades & Coast - Travel Lane County Foothills Equestrian Nature Center, Inc. For the Love of the Lake Foundation - White Rock Lake Park Friends of Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge Friends of Enchanted Rock SNA Friends of Nature Friends of Nevada Wilderness Friends of Panthertown Girl Scout Troop 2106 Girl Scouts Heart of Central California Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles Green Valleys Watershed Association High Meadows School, Inc. High Sierra Volunteer Trail Crew Higher Ground USA Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps Independence Farm Inc Industrial Evangelistic Fellowship Kennesaw Mountain Trail Club Lindley Educational Trust Longs Peak Council, Boy Scouts of America Maine Huts & Trails Maine Island Trail Association Maine Trail Finder Marine Corps Marathon Mecklenburg County Council Boy Scouts of America Mid-Atlantic Hiking Group Monadnock Conservancy Mount Nittany Conservancy Nevada Outdoor School New York/New Jersey Trail Conference North America Outdoor Institute
North American Bushcraft School North Carolina Outward Bound School North Country Trail Association Outdoor Industry Association Outward Bound Outward Bound Canada Outward Bound Hong Kong Ozark Society Paddle Taxi Paddle4Tomorrow Philippine Volunteer Group of Responsible Outdoorsmen Pinedale Aquatic Center Potawatomi Area Council Potomac Appalachian Trail Club/NPS Potomac Pathways Presumpscot Regional Land Trust Respect the Mountains Road Runners Club of America Sam Houston Area Council - Boy Scouts of America San Antonio Parks Foundation Sawtooth Society Show Me Missouri Chapter Backcountry Horsemen of America Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council, BSA Smith Rock State Park Southern Conservation Trust Splore Summit Adventure Summits On The Air Washington State Association Tahoe Rim Trail Association Texas Parks & Wildlife The Access Fund The Lighthouse Marina Resort Legacy Foundation Inc. The Outdoor Education Group Therapeutic Adventures, Inc. Tierra Wild Utah Stream Access Coalition Wilderness Education Association of Hong Kong Wilderness Trek Christian Camp, Inc. Williamson County Conservation Foundation Winter Wildlands Alliance WNC Easy Hikers and Walkers Woodens River Watershed Environmental Organization Yellowstone Association Institute YMCA Camp Coniston Youth Share
Park, Municipalities & Agency Partners
Birmingham Township Boone County Conservation District Cantigny Park Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission City of Fayetteville
City of Novi Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department City of Tampa Parks and Recreation Department Colorado Parks and Wildlife Government Canyon State Natural Area Jefferson County Open Space Larimer County Dept. of Natural Resources Macedonia Travel Miami County Parks Nevada Division of State Parks New York State Dept. of Env. Cons. Niobrara Council North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department Northern Virginia Community College Orion Township Community Programs Pennsylvania State Parks Robin Atkins San Juan County Parks Department Town of Marana Ellis Town of Springdale Town of Unicoi Parks and Recreation Department
Membership
Leave No Trace Members are outdoor advocates who care about the future of our lands. Almost 82 cents of every dollar spent goes directly to education and outreach programs.
members and Foundations
Trail Finders ($500+)
Leadership Circle Members are a part of a distinguished group who have contributed $1,000 or more in a calendar year. The Circle members are dedicated to playing a major role in building the Leave No Trace program into a more powerful movement in America’s heritage and future. The following were 2014 Leadership Circle members.
Susan and Mike Alkaitis Christian T. Cannon Corey Crossan David Curtis Bill Cyphers Susan Eitel Steven Fraim Laura Loomis Craig Mackey Rozena McCabe Erika Meyers Rhonda Mickelson Catherine Miller Alex Miller David O’Leary Charles Thompson Carolyn Workman
Leadership Circle ($1,000+)
Trackers ($250+)
Shari Boyer Ryan Callaghan Alycia Cavadi Richard Crosson Jay Dement Sean Forrester Tony Graziano Wendy Little Jason Madlung Robert Stephens Jeff Neitzel Daniel Segersin Cathy Scheder Shawn Turner
Foundations
Crews Foundation Earthshare McConnell Foundation Workman Wacker Family Foundation of the Columbus Foundation
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Kurt Achtenhagen Darrell Bartels Skip Clemmons Edward Daeschler Bill Daggett Jeffery Davis Tom Glover Scott Hawthorne Joyce Jones Robert Kuhl Dick Landers John Lemire John R. Miller Jim Murray Mack Pearsall Charles Pint Brian Roberts Thomas Roberts Kathy & Jeff Rowe Michael Scherer Judie Snipes Charles Stephens David Trump Sue Ann Wright Dana Gwozdz
Wanderers ($171.60+)
Douglas Angevine David Bates Edmond Benson Dale Beucler Gary Bloomer Mike Braun Kyle Byerly Richard Dodge John Drumm Nate Englund John Guill Peter Heidelberger Tracy Hoover Patrick McNeill Patrick Phalen Joseph Princi II Donald Rastede Paul Romanelli Gary & Christina Seldomridge Nicole Shirk Aaron Stahly Julie Stapleton Tom Temple Liz Williams Kearce Young
Advocates ($100+)
Craig Allen Mark Anderson Eddie Arledge Robin Atkins Gary Ballinger Ivan Bartha Joshua Baruch John Baxter Mindy Bazlen Jacques Behar William Behrendt Mike Bellante Guillermo Benegas Peter Bergel and Peter Beutler Michael Bigsby David C Black Lauren Blyth
Amy Jean Boebel John Boehme Jeffrey Bond Todd Brand Evelyn Burden Wayne Burns Krista Byers Emily and Jonathon Campbell Matthew Carroll Judith Carroll Kay Chilson Nova Clarke Timothy Clements Susan CoeJulie Collie Gustavo Colom Patrick Connelly Diane Cook John Cotter Rosemarie Coulthard Joe Culpepper Jessica Curren Gary Custis Dave D’Abate Richard Daillak Susan Danner Robert Dansby Chadwick Dayton Joe Dell’Orfano Daniel DeMaranville Jon Devine Jeffrey Disbrow Julie Dolin Thomas Doyle James Driscoll John Driscoll Don Dunning Scott Elkins James Elliott Lloyd Erlandson Jim Erwin Kayleen Evans David Falkner Larry Feather Karen Fernsten Mark Ferrell Robert Folzenlogen Samuel Francis Kris Fredrick
James Fuller Nancy Gelb Thomas Glennon Beverly Goetz Holly Beth Gorenbergh Bob Greear Robert Grozenski Lisa Gutierrez larry gwin Brian Gyore Kenneth Haling James Hall Gregory Hamilton John Hamilton Michael Hamlin Mark Hammer Norma Hansen Thomas J. Harrington John Hart Judi Hazelton Bob Hazelton Craig T. Henderson David Herbster Jesi Hessong Michael Higgins Richard Hill Thomas Hindsley Eric Hiser William Hobbs James Holden Michael Holmes Charles Hoppa William Houk Dan Howells Mary Hughes Rhetta Jack Alex Jeffries Kyle Johnson Robert Johnson Chuck Jordal Robert Kalt Margaret Kamins Kedric Karkosh Thomas Kelley Robert Kelly Larry Kelso Dale Kennedy Brian L Kirkwood Sara Kirol Terence Knox Paul Kolarczyk Abbey & Brian Krienke David Krug William Langham
David Largent David Latanick Robert Layson Jackie Leach Nancy Lee Robert Leggett Gary Lehr Mark Lunden Bob & Cindy Maddex Carol Maher Renata Manzo Scruggs Robin Mazzanobile Robin McAlister William McCabe Mark McClure Richard McManus Blair McNeill Sam Meacham Jack Meagher Jeremy Meek Kevin Merolla Debra Metzner Linda Meyers Mark Miranda Donald Miskill Joanne Mitchell Mark Moody Jack Munera Paul Nakao Hayato Nakawatase Mike Nesbitt Matt Nolen Karen O’Brien Ande Oliver Ann & Rick Owen Andrew Paul Paul Payne Jesus Lee Perez Norm Petersen Brian Phares Regina Pickens Chad Poovey Robbyn Prange Su Hwan RaJohn Rabold Glenn Ray Donald Reinicker David Reneau Steven Reppert Jim Robarge Paul Robinson John Roden Robert Ronzoni Kevin Rottinghaus Mark Rottmann
Kristy Rudel Jody Russell Peter Ryan Paul Schimke Lisa Scott Rita Seward Clark Sexton Jim Shannon John & Lucy Shelton Gary Shepard Jeff Shriver Amy Siegfried Sean Simpkins Nancy Sluys David & Nancy Smith Shawn Spencer Andreas Stabno John Stainbrook Scott Stefanides James Steinbach Debbie Stewart James Stone Barbara Straka William Straka Constance Stringer Chuck Suckow Jonathon Sutton Barbara E. Swanson Nan Taylor Kim Taylor Michael Tetkoski Leslie Thurman Lawrence Todd Anna Unruh Bill Vincent James Virgin Erika Vohman Douglas Wagoner Theodore Weiland Jan & Richard Welch Tom Whalen Karl Wiedenfeld Sandoval Will Joseph Wollet Betsy Workman Gregory Wright Jeanette Yoh Mark Young Doug Zamastil Rosemary Zielke Daniel Zumpfe
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