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1999-2000 Earth Island Annual Report
Section I: Organizational Report
Table of Contents:
 Welcome to our first Web-based Annual Report! By offering the Annual Report on the World Wide Web, we hope to: reduce the amount of paper used, provide immediate access for those who are interested in getting the full picture of our work, and offer more information than the print medium would typically allow. Also, the Report offers links to other parts of our Web site for additional details. The growth of the World Wide Web continues to amaze us, as our Web site was registering more than 10,000 visitors each week in early 2000. If, for whatever reason, someone would like a printed copy of the report, we're happy to mail one out.
Our Founder and Chair David Brower, continues to be on the cutting edge of many environmental issues, including the restoration of Glen Canyon, and working with the Alliance for Sustainable Jobs. The Brower Legacy Leaders Program benefited several projects through paid internships.
In 1999, we welcomed three new projects to our family: Aral Sea Project, Bay Area Wilderness Training, and Earthinfo.org. The Earth Island Journal continued to be a voice for the environment, winning a number of awards in 1999, including two from Project Censored for "Ten Best Censored Stories of 1999."
The work of some 30 Earth Island projects speaks for itself, and we encourage you to delve into the summary information in the Annual Report, as well as the detail that most projects maintain on our Web site.
Community collaboration continues to be an essential tool as we develop and expand partnerships. Earth Island is represented on the California Environmental Dialogue in a unique effort for representation of government, business, and environmental groups seeking common ground as a basis for future initiatives. Earth Island continues to provide nominations for the Goldman Environmental Prize, and two of the six prizewinners in April 2000 had earlier been nominated by Earth Island.
In 2000, we are excited about our new Restoration Initiatives program. This board-initiated project will include the creation of a "Restoration Vision for California" as well as the creation of the Brower Youth Awards. The Initiatives are an extension of Dave Brower's formula for Global CPR - conservation, preservation, and restoration of the Earth.
On behalf of the board, staff and volunteers of Earth Island Institute, we thank you for your support and welcome your active participation in the months ahead. We rely on active citizen participation to make our programs and projects come alive.
We encourage all of those interested in the latest developments to subscribe electronically to IslandWire, a monthly e-mail service that points out new content on Earth Island's ever-changing Web pages. To subscribe, please visit our Web site and click on "Get our free IslandWire Newsletter."
We continue to believe that we have a uniquely valuable role in sponsoring so many strong, bold, and effective projects, providing support services that make a difference in the evolution of the projects while giving project directors maximum latitude for creative action.
Robert C. Wilkinson
President
John A. Knox
Executive Director
David Phillips
Executive Director
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A WORD FROM DAVID R. BROWER, CHAIRMAN AND FOUNDER
When I started Earth Island Institute in 1982, I wanted its mission to be "instilling ecological conscience in all spheres of human activity," which I think remains at the core of what we do today. Earth Island's first big project was the first Conference on the Fate of the Earth, bringing together concerned citizens from around the world (including John Knox who would later become an Executive Director of the outfit) to create a future by design, not by default. We had three more Conferences on the Fate and Hope of the Earth, and more are needed, since the world needs ecological conscience more than ever.
Photo by Bob Brower. |
Younger people like to turn my phrase into "ecological consciousness," forgetting that I was born in 1912, when "consciousness" was something you lost only if you hit your head too hard. Certainly we need to be conscious of the Earth and our impact on it, but awareness is useless if you don't do anything with it. Your conscience, related to your intuition, tells you viscerally what is right and wrong and what to do about it, with no cost-benefit analysis required. We need to begin to listen to that conscience, that intuition.
I agree with William "Holly" Whyte who advocates in his book, The Organization Man, for Retroactive Planning, where you act on what you viscerally know is right, then do the research to prove it. Or Jane Jacobs, who is close to my age and can thus be considered an elder, says that when ordinary people pay attention, they are often capable of more profound insights than the experts.
The opportunity for Earth Island is to see how we can get ordinary people, all of us, to pay attention to the immediate opportunity to restore the Earth and to what the global implications will be if our insight beats the experts, if that is what it takes. Let me make it clear that I have nothing against experts. I wouldn't be alive without them. But now and then their insight is impaired. That's why God created ordinary people.
Our work is two-fold: building conscience through education and citizen activism - or filling in as the ecological conscience for leaders who have misplaced theirs. Most of our major institutions have successfully drowned out their consciences with information overload and the frenzy to get the best "bargains" in the global liquidation sale that is taking apart our planet. None of our government and business leaders have asked what it costs the Earth and the future to advocate for this brand of endless economic growth.
In 1999, we got some new allies in our belief that the cost is too high. After a night at the bar in Eugene, Oregon, and several subsequent meetings, the United Steelworkers of America asked me to serve as co-chair of a new organization, the Alliance for Sustainable Jobs and the Environment. The other co-chair, Steelworkers Regional Director David Foster, summarized the opportunity beautifully when he addressed the environmental caucus in Houston: "If you will promise to make sustainable jobs a part of environmental protection, we will promise to make environmental protection our most important job." Inspired by these words, the Alliance converged on Seattle with numerous other groups and unions to throw a wrench into the World Trade Organization's further promotion of the global liquidation sale.
We seized another opportunity in 1999 by holding our first Restoration Fair for over 700 people in San Francisco who wanted to see the environmental movement do more than simply slow the rate at which things get worse. Over 45 projects presented examples of how we are restoring our ecosystems and communities and leaving our children a legacy we can be proud of. The Fair was only the beginning of Earth Island's commitment to Restoration. In 2000, we have launched our Restoration Initiatives to catalyze and publicize restoration efforts all over. Restoring the planet is the greatest opportunity of the new century and it's time more people knew and did something about it! Stay tuned.
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EARTH ISLAND BOARD & STAFF 2000
 Network Services Staff
John A. Knox, Executive Director
David Phillips, Executive Director
Stephanie Alston, Grants Manager
Wing Chan, Network Administrator
Mikhail Davis, Assistant to the Chair
Radha Gallup, Receptionist
Karen L. Gosling, Membership Director
Yvette Hash, Administrative Director
Susan Kamprath, Project Support Director
Aaron Lehmer, Website Manager
Amy Lucas, Administrative Assistant
Kassa Mengistu, Accounting Associate
Gordon T. Menzies, Development Director
James Phelan-Cáceres, Web Content Administrator
Joanne S. Porter, Development Associate
Lisa Wallace, Director of Restoration Initiatives
Neal Wright, Director of Technology
Earth Island Journal
Gar Smith, Editor-in-Chief
Kristen Kogler, Managing Editor
Sharon Skolnick, Art Director & Editor
John M. Wilner, Associate Editor
The Earth Island Journal was first published in 1982 as a class project at Stanford University. A quarterly magazine since 1987, Earth Island Journal has won significant acclaim for its groundbreaking coverage of environmental and social issues.
In line with its innovative editorial efforts, Earth Island Journal was the first "tree-free" periodical in the United States. As part of this effort the Journal was one of the first voices to bring attention to the "tree-free" movement.
1999 Accomplishments:
- Award by Project Censored for Ten Best Censored Stories of 1999: "US Violates World Law to Militarize Space" by Karl Grossman
- Honorable Mention by Project Censored: "What Was Aboard Flight 1862?" by Gar Smith
Board of Directors
David R. Brower
Founder and Chairman
Robert Wilkinson
President
Lisa Faithorn
Vice President
Maria Moyer-Angus
Secretary
Tim Rands
Treasurer
Peter Winkler
Counsel
Angana P. Chatterji
Carole Combs
Andrea Cousins
Veronica Eady
Denise D. Fort
Michael Hathaway
Susan Reid
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 1999*
Unaudited Financial Statement
Balance Sheet
December 31, 1999
| ASSETS |
| Cash |
$1,670,558 |
| Accounts receivable |
$43,174 |
| Grants receivable |
$795,933 |
| Prepaid expenses & other assets |
$109,137 |
| Investments |
$612,870 |
| Merchandise |
$8,351 |
| Furniture, fixtures, equipment |
$151,589 |
| Advances |
$3,451 |
| TOTAL ASSETS |
$3,395,063 |
| LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCE |
| Accounts payable & accrued expenses |
$166,097 |
| Notes payable & other liabilities |
$39,431 |
| TOTAL LIABILITIES |
$205,528 |
| INTERPROJECT TRANSFER |
| Net-Assets, restricted |
$1,265,274 |
| Net-Assets, operating reserve account |
$539,715 |
| Net-Assets, unrestricted |
$1,650,073 |
| Year-to-date income |
($265,527) |
| FUND BALANCE |
$3,189,535 |
| TOTAL LIABILITIES & FUND BALANCE |
$3,395,063 |
| * If you would like a copy of our audited financial statements, please contact Karen L. Gosling at kgosling@earthisland.org and include your mailing address. Also, see our form 990. |
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Unaudited Financial Statement
Income and Expense
December 31, 1999
| REVENUE |
| Advertising income |
$9,072 |
| Contributions |
$842,235 |
| Gain on sale of assets |
$1,130 |
| Grants |
$2,107,076 |
| Interest income |
$51,851 |
| Unrealized appreciation |
$141,333 |
| Membership |
$228,023 |
| Merchandise sales |
$6,864 |
| Service/consultant revenue |
$290,478 |
| Special events |
$122,335 |
| Royalty income |
$32,864 |
| Other income |
$27,982 |
| Project support allocation |
$110,998 |
| Project overhead |
$217,686 |
| TOTAL OPERATING INCOME |
$4,189,927 |
| Bequests |
$155,312 |
| Temporarily restricted grants |
$38,603 |
| TOTAL INCOME |
$4,383,842 |
| EXPENSES |
| Accounting & bank fees |
$25,082 |
| Conferences & meetings |
$41,995 |
| Cost of sales - merchandise |
$10,754 |
| Costs - member renewals |
$20,027 |
| Database services |
$3,878 |
| Depreciation |
$57,027 |
| Employee benefits |
$114,178 |
| Equipment/furniture purchase |
$30,076 |
| Equipment rental & maintenance |
$21,117 |
| Translation |
$1,065 |
| Grants & allocations |
$456,247 |
| Grants to other projects |
$33,154 |
| Independent contractors |
$302,774 |
| Insurance |
$10,575 |
| Legal fees & registration |
$13,415 |
| Meals & entertainment |
$24,172 |
| Member maintenance for projects |
$8,351 |
| Membership/subscriptions |
$8,063 |
| Payroll |
$1,980,370 |
| Postage & shipping |
$75,472 |
| Printing & publications |
$167,985 |
| Audio/visual duplication |
$10,489 |
| Promotion |
$103,935 |
| Public education |
$26,578 |
| Rent & utilities |
$230,400 |
| Special events |
$85,139 |
| Supplies |
$73,503 |
| Taxes (property, etc.) |
$718 |
| Telephone services |
$107,833 |
| Training |
$41,139 |
| Travel |
$226,926 |
| Other expenses |
$8,248 |
| Project support allocation |
$110,998 |
| Project administrative overhead |
$217,686 |
| TOTAL EXPENSES |
$4,649,369 |
| NET INCOME |
($265,527) |
| * If you would like a copy of our audited financial statements, please contact Karen L. Gosling at kgosling@earthisland.org and include your mailing address. Also, see our form 990. |
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EARTH ISLAND PUBLIC SUPPORT 1999
Earth Island Institute would not survive without the contributions given by individuals. By giving a gift to Earth Island*, you choose to support the network which in turn supports and creates the innovative projects which make Earth Island whole. Each year we publically recognize the gifts of our "major donors." A heartfelt thanks to all of the "Earth Islanders" listed on these pages.
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FOUNDER'S CIRCLE
EARTH $10,000 AND ABOVE
Anonymous
Jerry Seinfeld
WIND $5,000 - 9,999
Ray C. Anderson
Mr. Roger Boone
Clarita HeatBright
Peter and Mimi Buckley
Allan and Marion Hunt-Badiner
Robert E. Jones
Elizabeth Marcus
Jonathan and Gail Schorsch
Alex and Lea Zaffaroni
FIRE $2,500 - 4,999
Anonymous
Dan Barham
Tom and Sheila Cullen
Richard Donner and Lauren Shuler-Donner
Robert and Lyndee Ehlers
Steven J. Goodman
Dr. Clara Grether
Eric Kessler
John A. Knox
Christopher Lloyd
Luke B. Hancock Foundation
Ms. Carolyn T. Means
Sheldon Nash
Amy Norquist and Julie Ferris
Kathy Pillsbury
Anne Pomeroy-Berndt
Michael Wheeler and Linda Brown
Working Assets
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Worth
Yosemite Concession Services
WATER $500 - 2,499
Anonymous
Peter Adler
Diane Allevato
Anna and Tom Anderson
Dr. Philip O. Anderson
Skip Andrew
Mari Anoran
As You Sow Foundation
Mel Bankoff
Peter Barnes and Leyna Bernstein
Will Berliner
Michael Birnbaum and Karen Seeger
Frank T. Black Family Foundation
Charlene Bofinger
U. M. Brooks and Tze-Koong Wang
James Kimo Campbell
Patricia and John Carver
Angana Chatterji and Richard Shapiro
Hilde K. Cherry
Dr. Lloyd E. Clayton
Charlotte C. and Richard Cody
Dr. Mary L. Contakos
Asho Craine
James Cruse
Anne G. Curtis
Henry Dakin
Alan S. Davis
Mrs. Anne Taylor Davis
Al and Donna Denman
Raj and Helen Desai
Lucy Dilworth
James Doherty
Griswold Draz
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Cindy Ewing
Lisa Faithorn and Djann Hoffman
Robert J. and Elizabeth Fisher
C. M. Forsythe
Foundation for Deep Ecology
Benno Friedman
Charlie Gamble
Brett T. Garrett
Ms. Theodora Gauder
Ethan Gold
Joyce and Chester Gottlieb
Herb Chao Gunther and Elisabeth Robinson Gunther
Florence W. Haase
Paul Hawken
Robert and Phyllis Henigson
Peter Horton
Steven A. Jervis
Don and Dee Kegley
Jane Kelley
Joseph and Clare Keon
Pam Keon and Tony Vitale
L. W. Lane, Jr.
J. Patrick Lannan, Jr.
Lesley Lathrop
Frances and R. L. Latterell
The Leaf Project
Calvin and Patricia Linnemann
Susan and Doug Linney
Norman B. Livermore, Jr. and Dina Livermore
Dwight E. Lowell, II
Timon Malloy
Ellen Manchester and Robert Dawson
The May Foundation
Michael McCally and Christine Cassel
Dorcas McDonald, Ed.D.
Nion and Ira McEvoy
Bruce R. McKaba
Sylvia C. McLaughlin
Gary Moresky
Jay Morrow
Maria Moyer-Angus
Michael O. Nimkoff
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Norman
Olaf and Sondra Olsen
P. William Parish
Edmund Payne and Elizabeth Fain
Jonathan Peter
Arlyn Phoenix Family
Tom Pike
Suzanne Prouty
Craig Rathbun
Carol H. Ray
Don K. Rice
Jules Riskin, M.D.
Diego Sanchez-Elia
Tom Sargent
James Schamus
Frances Scher (In honor of Alan McCann-Sayles and Sarah Scher)
Robert F. Schumann
Martin S. Seaney
Greg & Nancy Serrurier
Nancy Cutbirth Small and Thomas Small
Archie Soden
Paula and Alan Spencer
Deanna and Matthew Stern
Miss Nancy P. Stetson
Christine Stevens
Mariana Stockly Tupper
The V Fund
Beth Wellwood
Wildquest, Inc.
John and Carol Wright
Youth Development Foundation
Michael Ziegler
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*Individuals who give directly to EII projects (we thank you) receive thanks and recognition from that project.
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DONORS AND FRIENDS
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$100 - 499
Anonymous
Anonymous
Kenny Abiko
Michael Ableman
Katherine L. Adam
Dr. and Mrs. Ron Adler
Talal and Mishal Al Rashoud
Lois Allen
Bob Alonzo
Muriel C. Andresen
Sam Atkins
Scott Atthowe
Steve Austin
Arthur and Shirley Babad
David Baer
James and Betty Balanoff
Ann Banchoff and Chris Grover
Robert Barnhart
Emma Elizabeth Barnsley
Alec and Sharry Bash
Brandon Bassett
Paul W. Beach, Jr.
Herb Beattie
Gerhard F. Bedding
Stephen W. Beidner
Keary L. Belville, DC
Meg Berlin
Greg Bernstein
Peter Birch
Thomas A. Bishop
Ann Bixby
Dr. Harvey Blend
Allen Blumberg
Greg Bobrowicz
Drew Bohan
Elisabeth Bondy
Charles S. Bouril
Joan Bourque
Mr. Gilbert Bovet
Carol Bowen
Beth Bowman
Jobst Brandt
Peter Brastow
Gus Brewton
Rob Brezsny
Gary Briggs
Marshall Brooks and Stephanie Greene
Joseph and Gayle Brower
Donal and Brenda Brown
Janet E. Brown
Judith B. Brown
Peggy Bruggman and G. J. Scove
Erika Brunson
Traude Buckland
Gary R. Budd
Amy Bunting
Sonya L. Burgher
Owen Byrd and Maria Lines
Dale Cahill
Dennis Calabi
Maurine Canarsky
Miriam N. Carlson
Andre Carothers
Delia Carroll
Nancy Chamberlain
Chat Chatterton
Ann and Doug Christensen
Chip Christensen
Dorothy Cinquemani
James G. Clark
Geraldine Clarke
John M. Clarke and Karen Hurtubise
Catherine Clothey
Carole K. Combs
Dr. Kenneth A. Conklin
David Coots
Bob W. Coppock
Julie Corbett and Robert Rose
Cynthia Cornell
Curtis M. Cournale
Elena Court
Andrea Cousins and David Howarth
Louis Cox and Ruah Swennerfelt
Sig-Britt Cox
J. A. Coxey
Malcolm Cravens Foundation
Virginia Creixell
F. W. Cropp
G. Christian Crosby
J. K. Cummings
Mike Daffron
Steve Daniels
Deborah Davis
Susan Day
John de Graaf
Rick Demarest
Ed Dembowski
Ewald Detjens and Margaret Spaulding
Charlotte N. Dewey
Judy Diamond
Mardi Dier and Will Kushner
Barbara Dieter
Carla Din
Tim Dirkx
Marian M. Doherty
Denise Donovan
Don Dovey
Dan Drake
Leo A. Drey
Martin Dreyfuss
Timothy Duane and Teresa McGlashan
Ruth Duckworth
Norman Dudziak, Jr.
Margaret Dutton
Jym Dyer
Veronica Eady
Christopher J. Earle
Ruth L. Eckert
Dorothy C. Edmonds
Michael and Ramona Eha
David Eifler
Edward Elkin
Kendra N. Ellis
Jodie Evans
Randall L. Evensen
Carlos Feldman
Alex Felser
Alan Field
Mitchell Field
Carole and Donald Flaxman
Anne Flynn
Cynthia Folzer
Michael Ford
W. S. Forster
Al Forsyth
Denise Fort
Ruth Fort
Elaine Fox
Barbara Francisco
James and Louise Frankel
Kenneth I. Frey
David Fried
Jeffri H. Frontz
August and Susan Fruge
Joan Fudala and Richard Dike
Marie Lee Gaillard
George G. Gara, DDS and Andrea Gara
Richard Gardner
Betsy Garties
Carol Gold
Adam Goldberg and Tina Howa
Lion Goodman
Dr. Robert J. Gosling
David A. Gottfried and Rahul Young
Justin F. Green
Richard H. Gregg and Linda Smothers Stanley Groner
Leslie Guinan
Anne Guloyan
Will Gundy
Dr. Meyer S. Gunther
Mark Haiman
Arlen V. Hall
Bruce Halliwell
William R. Hansen
Thomas Harding
Morgan and Lola Harris
Mr. John A. Harris, IV
Lou Harrison and William Colvig
Josh Hart
John Hartman and Kay Richey
Sandy Harvey
Robert L. and Carol Hasenick
Mary Ann Hauck
Mr. and Mrs. John Hay
Dorothy M. Headley
Glenn Heeter
Steve Heilig
Jill Herman
Julie Herman
Renee L. Hertz
Susan F. Hexter
George and Mary Hinman
Douglas Hodge
Frances Hogan
John and Molly Hooper
Jerome Hopkins
Doris E. Horning
Mary W. Houghteling
Donna Howe
Evelyn Howe
David Howenstein
Kevan Hudson
Thora E. Hushbeck
Katherine Hyett
Peter Imrey
Libby Ingalls
Keith Iosso
Terry Irwin
Akira Ito
Jan Janssen
Keith Jantzen and Scott Beth
Richard Jefferies
Huey D. Johnson
Feather Jones
Sarah Grace Jones
Steve Jones and Nancy Dawson
Joseph Musto Estate Co.
Sandra Kaiser and Anders Price
Shigeru Kaneshiro
Gina Karkoulis
Rick and Janet Karp
Elizabeth A. Karpati
Maureen Katz and Fred Glass David Kaufman
Mark D. Keating and Barbara Lynch
Sara A. and Jack Keller
Bryan and Nancy Kemnitzer
Julie and Patrick Kennedy
Dooley S. Kiefer
Jeffrey L. Kimball and Pamela Hoew
William A. Kint
Lauren Klein
Patrick F. Klement
Lewis Kohl
R. N. Kohman
Paul and Kimberly Konka
Jill Kosek
Michel Kouri
Christine Kralj
Paul and Ruth Kratsch
Florentine Krause
Brad Krebs
Robert B. Kruger and Amy Kaminer
Klara E. Kurowski
Landels Ripley & Diamond, LLP
Anne M. and Richard Larsen
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Carol Lassen
Raymond J. Lawrence
Winfred M. Leaf
Richard J. Lee
Allison Lengauer
Phil and Jill Lesh
Mrs. M. V. Leventritt
Brian Levin and Mona Masri
John and Adele Levy
Alan Locklear and Marie Valleroy
Ellen Lougee
Allen P. and Jean Hastings Lovejoy
Elizabeth Lucas
D. Lukac
Jerry Machado
Francis and Joanne Macy
J. J. & Mary Lee Maguire
Matthew Maguire
Sheoli Makara
Thomas S. Martin
Cherie Mason
Tom and Barbara Mathieson
Ilse and Raymond Mathis
Mr. Arthur Mattuck
Nadine May
Raymond A. Mayer, Jr.
William B. McCann
Alan McCann-Sayles and Sarah Scher
James M. McCarthy
Dave McClure and Saya Saito
Dorothy McCorkle
Sarah G. McCoy
Timothy S. and Susan McGrath
Marie T. McKellar
Stuart C. McKelvey
Toby McLeod
Susan Weston McMillan
Dr. & Mrs. L. Bruce Meyer
Patricia Michals
Sara Michl
Louise Miller
Mark C. Miller
Tom Miller
Clare Millikan
Russell and Susan Mills
W. Mitchell
Jeannie Moberly
Dr. Robert T. Moline
Mary Ann Moore
Grady and Axson Morgan
Kathryn Morgan
Patricia Morgan
John Moyers
Julian D. Munoz
Robert A. Murtha, Jr.
Ali Naini
Ann Najarian
Yumiko Nakagawa
Ted Nawalinski
Lars Neises
David Nelson
Linda Nelson
Michael Neuweiler
New Road Map Foundation
James Odling
Mrs. Richard B. Okie
Roberta Olenick
Stacey and Donald Olgado
Nancy C. Olmstead
David Ooley
James Oskroba
Charlotte M. Otten
David E. Palmer
Roger Taylor Panek
Mark Parnes
Jenane Patterson
Walter C. Patterson
Carol Patton
Ali Pearson
John J. Pellegrini
John and Mary Pelton
Performing Animal Welfare Society
Michael Perloff and Barbara Meyer
Robert Petersen
Chris Peterson
Clarence Petty
Larry Phillips
Helen D. and Joseph Pickering
Jim Pipher
Joel Pomerantz
Dr. Claude G. Poncelet and Noella Poncelet
Beth Porter
Chip Post
Bruce Posthumus
Barbara J. Price
Letitia Quinn
Timothy J. Rands
Daniel Rappaport
Ron Rattner
James Rea
Frank W. and Jan Reanier
Frances M. Rehwald
Susan M. Reid
Susan Reiner
Steven Reneau
Richard Renfield
William Reppy
Neil Rest
Caroline B. Reynolds
Ryan Richards
Lorraine Richardson
Donna Richoux and Franklin Ross
Mr. Beverly S. Ridgely
Ann and Dan Rigby
Alston Rigter
Steven Riskin
Bengt Robbert
Kenneth Roberts
Tony Roeber
Michael Rofe
Michael Roloff and Kimberly Riggs
Daniel A. Romeo
Paul A. Rosen
Beatrice Rosenthal
Newton Rosenzweig
William M. and Joan Roth
Marcie A. Rubel
Ellen Rubinstein and Joshua Baudhuin
Norma E. Rugg
Rutherford Bolen Group
Richard A. and Greta Salem
William Sankovich
Tonya Schlentner
Mahrah Schreiber
Jay Schumann and Susie Buchholz
Mr. Arent H. Schuyler, Jr.
B. Shimon Schwarzschild
David Seaborg
Sarah Severn
David and Julie Shafer
Sid Shapiro
Allen W. Shelton
Diane Shenk
Kristi Shepherd
Stephen Shidler
Doris J. ilva
Jean H. Simonds
Murray and Robin Sinclaire
Nancy Skinner
Anthony and Debra Rae Sloss
Craig Smith
Flora and Anthony Smith
Manuela Broechin Smith
Martha V. Smith
Stephanie Smith
Gerould H. Smith, Jr.
Joel Solomon
Timothy Somers
Bernard J. Somers, Ph.D. and Virginia Mullin, Ph.D.
Barbara G. Sparks
Allen P. Steck
Joseph and Brenna Stein
John A. Steiner
Diane Steingart and Jonathan Woodbridge
Frances W. Stevenson
William Stewart
George R. Stone
Polly Strand
Keith Streett
Sarah Strickland
Kent Strumpell
Paul Sturgis and Lynne Wasley
John and Melody Taft
Devin Taylor
James C. Taylor and Susan J. Hoffman
M. and Stephen Taylor
Sprague Theobald
J. P. and Leslie Thieriot
Anna V. Thomas
Frank and Lynda Thomas
Richard G. Thomas
Larry Thompson, Ph.D.
John B. and Eleanor Thune
H. Don Tibbits
Bruce Tichinin
Raymond E. Timm
Tire Conversion Technologies, Inc.
Daena Title and Jay Greenspan
Felicia Titus
Katherine Townsend
Lili and Elisita Townsend
Toby Towson
Trillium
Laurie Turner
Frances K. Tyson
Michael Udelson
Brian and Wendy Underhill
Solveiga and Jim Unger
Mary Lou Van Deventer and Daniel Knapp
Ruth Van Horn
Vivienne Verdon-Roe and Michael Porter
Gary Allen Via
Tom Volckhausen and Francois Poinsatte
Catherin V. von Schon
Carrie Voris
Lindsay Vurek
Deborah Waldear
Eric Walker
Ryan Walker
M. Lisa and Jeffrey Wallace
Richard and Rebe Walley
Catherine Walling
Margaret Walters
John Waterbury
Alice Waters
Suzanne E. Watson
Dennis and Gerri Weaver
Margaret N. Weitzmann
David Wells
Beth Wellwood
Etan Wexler
Suzanne Whaley
Clay Wiens
Damon Williams
Janet H. Willis
Paul A. and Elizabeth Wilson
Sandra Fuller Wilson
David Wimpfheimer
Peter and Kathy Winkler
M. Kraemer Winslow
Barbara and Marty Winter
David Woods
Stanley Arnold Wtulich, Ph.D.
Dale D. Wyatt
Susie Wyshak
Ken Zafren
Robert and Katy Zappala
Maureen Zeind
Rudy M. Zingler
Hans R. and Ann C. Zulliger
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EARTH ISLAND GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE SIGNIFICANT 1999
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE FOLLOWING FOUNDATIONS:
Earth Island Network Services and Earth Island Journal
- Foundation for Deep Ecology
- Goldman Environmental Foundation
- Gordon-Lovejoy Foundation
- The Luke B. Hancock Foundation
- R. S. Evans Foundation, Inc.
- Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
- The Roy A. Hunt Foundation
- Seven Springs Foundation
- Southern California Edison
- The Strong Foundation for Environmental Values
- The Sunflower Foundation
- The Tides Foundation
Earth Island Institute is a member organization of Earth Share of California, the payroll deduction program for the environment.
Contributions to EII provide for Network Services' development of new projects, support services for on-going projects, coordination for David Brower's initiatives, publication of Earth Island Journal, and other public education efforts.
Each Earth Island project is responsible for its own fundraising. Contributions can be made directly to any project by making a check out to "EII/Project Name" and sending it to EII, 300 Broadway, Suite 28, San Francisco, CA 94133. For a complete list of current Earth Island projects, descriptions of their activities, Web site links and contact information, please visit Section II: 1999-2000 Project Network Report.
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Annual Report Credits:
Editor: Gordon T. Menzies
Design & Production: Karen L. Gosling
Web Production: Aaron Lehmer
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