2004 Year In Review

Board Members

Mary BachmanJudie BrownDennis DeDomenico, ChairDaniel EitingonBetty HaslerBeth Inadomi, SecretaryKaren Johnson-McKewanWilliam KimballMichael KleemanMerrill MagowanShirley SichelPeter StaufferSandor StrausRichard Vance, Volunteer RepresentativeRichard Ward, Vice ChairLenard WeissSheldon Wolfe, Treasurer

Executive Director Emeritus

Peigin Barrett

Staff

Dale Anania, Associate Director of MembershipSue Andrews, Field Manager, Monterey Bay OperationsAnn Bauer, BS, CA Teaching Credential, Director of EducationErin Brodie, BS, Stranding CoordinatorMarc Bruvry, Education Administrative AssistantSoncie Cantone, Retail Sales/PIER 39Michelle Caudle, RVT, Veterinary TechnicianCam Causey, Membership AssistantGraham Charles, BA, Youth Program CoordinatorMurray Dailey, Ph.D., ParasitologistCynthia Davis, Finance AssociateSophie Dennison, BVM&S, MRCVS, Veterinary InternMarilyn Frank, Administrative Office ManagerNancy Gauquier, Retail Sales/PIER 39Denise Greig, MSc, Marine BiologistB.J. Griffin, Executive DirectorFrances Gulland, Ph.D., VetMB, MRCVS, Director of

Veterinary SciencesKathleen Hannah, Volunteer Coordinator/Human Resource AssistantJane Hardy, Director of Retail OperationsMarty Haulena, DVM, MSc, Staff VeterinarianElizabeth Morgan Held, Development CoordinatorJacquie Hilterman, BS, MS, MA, Marine Science InstructorBarbara Hogan, Retail Sales/PIER 39 KioskJessica Hsu, Capital Campaign CoordinatorKristi Kelly, BS, Marine Science Outreach InstructorHanne Larsen, Manager of Retail OperationsJudy Lawrence, BS, Medical TechnologistJim Lechleitner, Director of Human ResourcesHarriet Lehmann, Development AssistantDoreen Moser, BS, MS, Assistant Director of EducationJim Oswald, Communications ManagerLisa Phoenix, RVT, Veterinary TechnicianTony Promessi, Director, Life Support Systems & FacilitiesVirginia Quick, Director of Finance and Administrative ServicesChris Rooney, Development AssociateCynthia Schramm, Director of Communications, Membership and

MarketingKaren Smith, Retail Sales/PIER 39Ronald Smith, Life Support SystemsShelbi Stoudt, BA, Assistant Stranding ManagerJoelle Sweeney, BS, Research AssociateMaria Vierra, Membership AssociateRobert White, Retail Sales/PIER 39Deb Wickham, RVT, Husbandry ManagerAnthony Williams, Facilities AssistantStephanie Williams, Director of Annual GivingKathy Zagzebski, MEM, Stranding Department Manager

Current staff as of 12/31/04

Visiting Researchers

Markus Horning (Texas A&M University) –development of life-history tags for sea lions

Carey Kuhn, (University of California, Santa Cruz) –validating the use of gastric thermometers for feedingstudies

Hendrik Nollens (University of Florida) –epidemiology of pinniped pox viruses

Lisa Petrauskas (University of Alaska, Fairbanks) –evaluating fecal steroids as a measure of stress

Joelle Sweeney (Moss Landing Marine Laboratories) –evaluating prey in California sea lions

Kate Thomas (Moss Landing Marine Laboratories) –post-release survival of sea lions exposed to domoic acid

Research Collaborations and Advisory Panels

Health survey of harbor seals in the San Francisco Bay(San Francisco State University, Moss Landing MarineLaboratories, National Park Service, CalTrans, Universityof California, Davis)

Gray whale health project(Mexico/USA/Canada/Russia collaboration)

Steller sea lion anesthesia(Alaska Department of Fish and Game)

Hawaiian monk seal recovery team(NOAA Fisheries – Dr. Frances Gulland)

Scientific advisor to the Marine Mammal Commission(Dr. Frances Gulland)

Chair, sea otter recovery implementation team(Dr. Frances Gulland)

Scientific advisor to ARION, conducting Mediterraneanmonk seal work and setting up a cetacean program(Dr. Martin Haulena)

Veterinarian for the Oiled Wildlife Care Network(Dr. Martin Haulena)

Our Mission

We recognize humaninterdependence with marine

mammals and their importance assentinels of the ocean environment,

the health of which is essential forall life. It is our responsibility touse our awareness, compassion

and intelligence to foster marinemammal survival and the

conservation of their habitat. TheMarine Mammal Center works

toward this end:

• Through rescue and humanetreatment of ill, injured or orphanedmarine mammals, to return healthy

animals to the wild

• Through scientific inquiry, toincrease knowledge of marine

mammals, their health and theirenvironment and assure their

long-term survival

• Through education andcommunication, to increase

appreciation of marine mammals,foster informed decision-making

affecting them, and inspire action toprotect the marine environment.

2004 ~ a year of challenges & successes

In 2004, The Center admitted more than 700 sick and injured seals, sea lions, porpoisesand other marine mammals. Each and every one of these animals contributed to our growingknowledge about the diseases from which they suffer - diseases like this year’s outbreak ofleptospirosis, a bacterial condition causing kidney damage, or domoic acid toxicity, acondition that results in seizures and often death. We used more sophisticated procedures,such as electroencephalograms (EEGs), to better identify diseases, and we implanted life-history transmitters in animals that were treated and released to let us know more about theirlong-term survival. What we learned from our patients, we took on the road to help saveendangered or threatened species like the Hawaiian monk seal (see page 3).

Throughout the year, we partnered with multiple organizations, like the National MarineFisheries Service, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and University of California, Davis. We wererecognized for our abilities to treat and diagnose marine mammal diseases by visitingscientists from Brazil, Norway and Mexico – all who wanted to learn more about our workwith marine mammals. We were also recognized by the federal government, resulting ingrants to study marine mammals as sentinels of the ocean, and long-term effects ofdomoic acid toxicity.

Our education programs continued to be popular, as we reached more than 90,000 peoplethrough our outreach and events. Our volunteers also continued to provide phenomenalsupport, logging in more than 88,000 hours during the calendar year of 2004.

The Center’s financial picture remains strong. During fiscal 2004*, revenue totaled $7.7million, $5.2 million for operations and $2.5 million for construction to improve our facilityin Sausalito, scheduled to break ground in fall of 2005. We have adequate reserves forunexpected operating needs and have raised $12 million of the $14.5 million needed torebuild our facility. The Center is well positioned for its 2005 operations and for successfulfundraising to complete our capital campaign. Your donations made it possible, and we thankyou very much.

Dennis DeDomenicoChairman

*For the fiscal year starting October 1, 2003 and ending Sept. 30, 2004.

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The Center is especially known for its successes in treating andrehabilitating injured and ill marine mammals. In 2004, scientists fromaround the world came to The Center to learn more about the cutting-edge techniques developed here, particularly in the areas of anesthesiaand clinical diagnostics, medicine and surgery.

Speedy and accurate diagnosis is critical to successful rehabilitation, andThe Center continued to make strides in this area. For the first time inThe Center’s history, magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs), positronemission tomography (PET) scans and electroencephalograms (EEGs)were all used to better diagnose domoic acid toxicity, a conditionregularly seen in patients at The Center that can result in brain lesions,seizures and death for the animal. Through these procedures, it wasdetermined that many patients were actually suffering from seizures yetexhibiting no direct outward display. With quicker and more accuratediagnoses, staff scientists were better able to administer appropriatemedications and care.

In addition, satellite transmitters were implanted in seven animals thatwere affected by domoic acid toxicity and subsequently deemed healthyenough to be released. These transmitters will help The Center’s scientists better understand the long-term effects of exposure to

domoic acid by following the animal’s behavior, tracking divingpatterns, and comparing its behavior to “normal” behavior. At thistime, there is no direct correlation between the severity in theaffected animals’ brain lesions and their successful release, and TheCenter will continue to monitor this important development.

Gains in rehabilitation

The year in numbers -2004(Percentages are approximate, due to rounding procedures.)

Number of animals admitted, by speciesNumber Percent

Northern elephant seals 124 17%Pacific harbor seals 47 7%California sea lions 484 67%Steller sea lions 2 0%Guadalupe fur seals 3 0%Northern fur seals 7 1%Southern sea otters 30 4%Cetaceans - various species 22 3%Sea turtles - various species 0 0%

Total 719 100%

Total % of rescues due to harmful humaninteraction = 15%.

Total % of animals admitted to rehabilitation thatwere released back into the wild = 41%.

Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries

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Above, left: With only 1,200 remaining, the Hawaiian monk seal is the most endangered pinniped in U.S. waters.Thanks to the work that The Center has performed with its cousin, the northern elephant seal, staff scientists arewell positioned to assist in this species’ survival. Staff veterinarian Dr. Martin Haulena went to Kauai in 2004 to helpdirect anesthetizing a monk seal to remove an ingested fish hook; and Director of Veterinary Science Dr. FrancesGulland collaborated on a longer-term effort to identify and rehabilitate undernourished monk seals in order tohelp ensure the species’ survival. This effort is expected to continue into 2005 as scientists grapple with the criticalissue of saving these majestic animals.

Above, second from left: One of the most noteworthy patients to visit The Center in 2004 was Chippy, theCalifornia sea lion that made international headlines by swimming some 60 miles inland and crawling on top of aCalifornia Highway Patrol car. The Center’s veterinarians found that Chippy was shot in the back of his head, and hebecame a poster-sea lion for the harmful effects of humans on marine mammals. He also galvanized concernedcitizens who responded with an outpouring of support. Chippy’s bullet was removed and he was successfullyreleased. The office of law enforcement under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continues topursue the perpetrator of this crime, a felony under the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972.

Above, third from left: Baker D, a juvenile bottlenose dolphin, was admitted to The Center in 2004 with variouswounds, and muscle necrosis and damage to skeletal muscle as a result of stranding on the beach. The Center’svolunteers swung into action, providing him with 24-hour-a-day care until he was stabilized and able to swim andeat on his own. After four weeks at The Center, he was transferred to a facility where he could dive and betterexercise his muscles, preparing him for his eventual release. He was satellite tagged and has since been trackedswimming and diving along hundreds of miles of California coastline. Bon voyage, Baker D!

Above, right: Flipper, a harbor seal pup, was admitted to The Center in 2004 with severe cuts in his hind flippers,possibly brought about by a boat propeller strike or shark bite. X-rays revealed that both his hind flippers werebroken, and his prognosis was dim. Thanks to The Center’s entrepreneurial spirit, veterinarians performed surgeryand were able to successfully implant pins in Flipper’s hind appendages. He was eventually released, pins intact,and ready to resume a harbor seal life of diving, fishing and foraging.

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Scientific discovery to improve treatment

The Marine Mammal Center continued to make inroads into theunderstanding of marine mammal health and diseases in 2004.Considerable research was conducted around leptospirosis, a bacterialdisease that affects many mammals (including humans). In 2004, thedisease occurred as an outbreak among California sea lions, causingseizures and kidney failure. Research suggests that the bacteria hasactually adapted to sea lions and may be shed through “carriers,” or sealions that are not outwardly suffering from leptospirosis, but continueto shed the bacteria through urine, thus infecting more sea lions. Moreresearch is underway to identify the DNA of this particular strain, andof the strains that affect other marine mammals. Further research mayalso result in improved treatments that not only cure the patient, butprevent shedding of leptospirosis and the spread of the disease.

The Center, in collaboration with the University of Florida, alsoconducted research around a pox virus that continues to plague patientsand also appears to be latent. Blood tests have revealed intermediate levelsof antibodies in animals that show no symptoms, and future researchmay determine if animals are carriers and if treatments can be improved.

Finally, The Center launched an effort aimed at assisting the survival ofthe Hawaiian monk seal, a species that is endangered with only about1,200 animals left. It appears that the survival rate of these animals islinked to the seals’ weight at the time they are weaned. In order toensure the survival of the species, The Center has devised a program, inconjunction with the National Marine Fisheries Service and the U.S. Fish& Wildlife Service, to identify undernourished weaners and help them gainweight so that they may have a chance to survive and eventually mate.

Papers published by The Center’s

scientists (in bold text) in 2004:

Bowen L., Aldridge B.M., Gulland F., Van Bonn W.,DeLong R., Melin S., Lowenstine L.J., Stott J.L., Johnson,M.L. 2004. Class II multiformity generated by variableMHC- DRB region configurations in the California sealion (Zalophus californianus). Immunogenetics.56(1):12-27.

Dailey, M.D., Kliks, M.M., Demaree, R.S., 2004.Heterophyopsis hawaiiensis n. sp. (Trematoda:Heterophyidae) from the Hawaiian monk seal,Monachus shauinslandi Matschie, 1905 (Carnivora:Phocidae). Comparative Parasitology 71(1): 9-12.

Elson-Riggins, J.G., Riggins, S.A., Gulland, F.M.D.,Platzer, E.G., 2004. Immunoglobulin responses ofnorthern elephant and Pacific harbor seals naturallyinfected with Otostrongylus circumlitus. Journal ofWildlife Diseases 40(3): 466-475.

Goldstein, T., Mazet, J.A.K., Gulland, F.M.D., Rowles, T.,Harvey, J.T., Allen, S.G., King, D.P., Aldridge, B.M., Stott,J.L., 2004. The transmission of phocine herpesvirus-1in rehabilitating and free-ranging Pacific harbor seals(Phoca vitulina) in California. Veterinary Microbiology103: 131-141.

Royal, L., Dailey, M.D., Demaree, R., Sakanari, J., 2004.Acanthocephala cystacanth infections in sand crabsfrom Bodega Bay, California. California Fish and Game90(1):36-41.

Ylitalo, G.M., Stein, J.E., Hom, T., Johnson, L.L., Tilbury,K.L., Hall, A.J., Rowles, T., Greig, D., Lowenstine, L.J.,Gulland, F.M.D., 2004. The role of organochlorines incancer-associated mortality in California sea lions(Zalophus californianus). Marine Pollution Bulletin.

Zabka, T.S., Buckles, E.L., Gulland, F.M.D., Haulena, M.,Naydan, D.K., Lowenstine, L.J., 2004. Pleomorphicrhabdomyosarcoma with pulmonary metastasis in astranded Steller (northern) sea lion (Eumatopiasjubatus). Journal of Comparative Pathology, 130:195-198.

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The Center continues to conduct and collaborateon research projects collecting a regular patientby-product, “poop.” Scientists are currentlystudying feces in order to better understand sealions’ diet in their natural habitat, fecal bacteriaand antibiotic resistance in elephant seals, andfecal cortisol as an indicator of stress in sea lions.All of these projects will further scientists’understanding of how marine mammals live inthe wild, and how these findings may relate toocean health, and human interaction withmarine mammals.

It is not uncommon for scientists from aroundthe world to contact The Center about marinemammal health and treatments, particularlysince the 2001 publishing of the CRC Handbookof Marine Mammal Medicine, co-authored byDirector of Veterinary Science Dr. FrancesGulland. Veterinarians and scientists look to Dr.Gulland and The Center’s staff for their expertise,and in 2004, visited The Center from countries asfar away as Norway, Brazil, Canada and the U.K. Dr.Stephen Jones from the U.K. was one of 10veterinarians that joined the staff for a week inJuly to learn about new techniques associatedwith marine mammal medicine.

In 2004, The Center was approached to test anew technology that may eventually help saveendangered species. “D-Day” was one of fourCalifornia sea lions released from The Centerwith an implanted “life-history” transmitter thatwill relay location, diving patterns, bodytemperature and other pertinent informationfor the last two weeks of his natural life. It ishoped that successful implants in California sealions will lead to successful implants in Stellersea lions, a species whose population hasdeclined by 70% in the last 15-20 years. Byimplanting Steller sea lions with the same typeof transmitter, scientists hope to betterunderstand the age and behavior of the animalat the time of its death, and the cause for thisspecies’ rapid decline.

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Education programs stimulate and involve

Education Program Statistics

Education Program Participants(groups by age):

Pre-K and Kindergarten 100Primary (1st-3rd grade) 279Upper Elementary (4th-6th grade) 154Middle School (7th-9th) 36High School (10th-12th) 33Mixed Grades (K-12th) 361College/Adults 59Teachers/Docents 11Mixed ages/Families/Home School 51Senior Citizens 6

Total Groups 1,090

Number of Participants in Programs/Fairs/Events:

Children in School Programs 33,993Adults (includes 3,830 chaperones) 5,966Fairs/Special Programs 14,653Marine Mammal Day at SBC Park 41,503

Total 96,115

In 2004, The Center continued to educate children and adults aboutits work and the wonders of marine mammals.

The Whale Bus outreach program that takes marine mammal lessons“on the road” to schools, continued to be very successful. An evaluationprocess garnered teacher suggestions for improvement, including waysto better align content to California Academic Standards. One third-grade teacher wrote: “The program was absolutely fantastic. Thespecimens are wonderful. [The instructor’s] knowledge of the subjectmatter and rapport with the students is just awesome. Something asgreat as what we experienced [can’t] be improved!”

Youth Programs also continued to attract nearly 90 students, ages14-17, who learned about marine mammals, explored careers in marinescience, volunteered in animal care, education and other areas, andgained interpersonal and job skills.

Thanks to the generosity of the DMARLOU Foundation, program feesand bus transportation were provided so that more than 200 low-incomeelementary school students could visit The Center, take part in itseducation programs, and explore the surrounding Golden Gate NationalRecreation Area. The DMARLOU Foundation also provided fundingfor low-income high-school students to explore marine science throughhands-on lab activities in their classroom and at The Center.

Finally, while enjoying the beauty of local marine environments andlearning from staff naturalists, members and the public supported TheCenter through several fundraisers that took them to the water aboardcatamarans, kayaks and other boats. Outreach through new displays aboutThe Center’s rescue and rehabilitation work, and research on marinemammal diseases extended to professional baseball, as thousands of fansof the San Francisco Giants helped celebrate Marine Mammal Day atSBC Park. The new displays were also viewed by more than 13,000people at 45 community events andfairs throughout the year.

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents (1) 7,367,473Contributions receivable (1) 4,309,304Investments at market 1,043,174Inventories 127,581Equipment and structures 2,674,782Deposits and prepaid expenses 71,280

Total Assets 15,593,594

LIABILITIESAccounts Payable 138,756Accrued Liabilities 200,932

Total Liabilities 339,688

NET ASSETSUnrestricted 4,911,849Temporarily restricted (1) 9,842,057Permanently restricted 500,000

Total Net Assets 15,253,906

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 15,593,594

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESSUPPORT AND REVENUE

Membership dues 1,158,592Contributions 1,456,973Capital campaign contributions 2,523,600Bequests 1,458,276Endowment funds 46,565Contributed services and equipment (2) 153,105Educational programs 100,264Veterinary contract fees 64,613Store sales 453,373Interest and other revenue 112,398Special event revenue, net of expense 61,739Unrealized gains on investments 74,201

Total Support and Revenue 7,663,699

EXPENDITURESProgram services:

Veterinary science and animal rehabilitation 2,468,998Educational programs 662,791Membership programs 276,228

Fundraising:Operations 748,917Capital Campaign 259,298

Supporting Services 489,762

Total Expenditures 4,905,994

Change in Net Assets (3) 2,757,705

(1) Funds that are temporarily restricted for capital projects total $9,654,000,including $5,422,000 in cash and cash equivalents and $4,232,000 incontributions receivable.

(2) Not included are 84,150 hours of volunteer services, valued at $568,000based on California minimum wage, that were received during the fiscalyear starting October 1, 2003 and ending September 30, 2004.

(3) $2,264,000 represents additional funding for construction in Sausalito.

Audited financial statements for the fiscal year starting October 1, 2003 andending September 30, 2004, prepared by Louie & Wong, are available at TheMarine Mammal Center’s administrative offices, Director of Finance &Administrative Services, 415.289.7325.

Financial summaryFiscal year starting October 1, 2003, ending September 30, 2004

Support and Revenue

Contributions andbequests* ............................ 38%

Capital campaigncontributions ..................... 33%

Membership dues ................. 15%Education programs,

veterinary contract feesand other revenues ......... 14%

Expenditures*

Veterinary science andanimal rehabilitationprograms ............................. 55%

Fundraising/operations ...... 14%Fundraising/capital

campaign ............................... 5%Education programs ............ 12%Supporting services ................ 9%Membership programs .......... 5%

*Includes volunteer services

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Elba Perez AlvaradoNoah PerinMaureen PeroCliff PerusseLisa PeschChad PetersonBelinda Petrin-BurnettJulia PfahlAllison PheattAlessandra Phelan-RobertsSamara PhillipsMelanie Piazza

Nicole PiccettiAzul PinochetLisbeth PisiasAlex PogueJoel PomerantzLizzie Porter-RothJoseph PortnoyJennifer PouliotJeanne PowellMaria PradoJacob PrattJavier PreciadoShannon PrendivilleJames PriceMichael PsinakisJacob PszonowskyGuthrum PurdinTracey QuinteroRegina RadanAlexis RadovichMarilyn RajokovichPhilip RamseyPablo RamudoAnastasiya RandallDeborah Rangel-CraneKelly RankEsther RasmussenBarbara RatherJames ReedLeta RegeziJessica ReisbordSamantha ReiterEd RemetchNick RenevitzLin RennerKathi ReynoldsJune Richard

Jeanine RichardsonRobert RiegerCrystal RigglemanRose RimlerClaudia RismillerSandy RizzettoTony RizzoKaren RobertsDustin RobinsonMaria RobinsonJessica RogersJan Roiz

Patricia A. RomeiroTasha RoosMatthew RooseveltMichelle RoppeauGinny RorbyKaren RosensteinDoug RossSteve RothAri RozyckiKaren RuddAndrea RudolphCoco RudyRob RuizJack RuskTai RymarMichael SainatoAlejandro SanchezCristina SanchezAlyson SandersKarin SandersMark SandersNancy SandersRobin SandersGail SanfordKatrina Santa Ana JoseMargaret SantiagoYair SarigTom SavageSue SawadeAnn SchartzKatharina SchererMaria-Lena SchererKathryn SchmeiserStephen SchmeiserMarcia SchmelzerJohn SchmidtMathew Schmidt

Pamela SchollerAlex SchrammScott SchrenbroichJon SchroederChace SchulzJoseph SchulzCarol SchwartzDan SchwartzFred SchwartzCraig ScottLauren SearfusJeanett Segal

Michelle SeithSophia SenterMicehlle SeybertJill-Marie SeymourRose SheehanWilliam SheehySuzy ShellJulia ShenChris ShieldsJustin ShieldsAlicia ShillitoDonna ShusterTeri SiegelAllison SilverKatherine SimmondsAlexis SingerShawn SlateTanya SmartAria SmithDoug SmithHarper SmithJim SmithKaren SmithMichelle SmithNadine SmithPamela SmithRaya SmithTodd SmithTylia SmithVictor SmithLynne SmithYvette SmithTiffany SnellWilliam SnellTracey SnellingKristen SnyderLaura Sooy

Jennifer SoperKaren SorgJo Ann SpencerSteve SpencerJudy SperlingSuzanne SpongBarbara SproutCommodore St. GermainAubrey St. MarieCarol StackKaren StaffordNatalie Stameroff

Heidi StangvikDonna StaplesAlyssa StarkMichael StearnsEmily StelzlRobin StempienGraham StephensonTom SternBrenda StevensDean StevensDirk StevensRobert StevensMallory StevensonAnna StewartCarol StewartHeather StewartLaurel StewartRhonda StewartJonathan StockCynthia StoeckleyTed StoeckleyChris StoneMike StoneAmy Stone-McClintockJohn StonichEmily StormErin StrandDiana StuartRobert StuartSarah StuveKatie SugarmanSheila SukramuleCynthia SullivanMaya SullivanSandee SwansonAlexandra SwitzerJennifer Sypeck 9

Brian SzewsczynskiSarah SzewsczynskiArthur TaberCarridad TaberTeru TaketaKathleen TalmageVivian TanMarilyn TarlowskiBrian TaussigJoLynn TaylorPeter TaylorTheresa Taylor

Bob TerrellAnil TewariElizabeth ThomaBecca ThomasJulie ThomasShannon ThomasVicki ThomasRita ThomasGary ThomasonKara ThompsonMichelle ThompsonSara ThompsonChris ThorneMeghan ThorntonHeidi TiuraElizabeth TomCraig TooleyRoy TorresMaria Torres-MartinezDolores TortoleroRoger TowsonMisuzu ToyamaMichael TrapaniAnn TrasonHilary TreeceMaria TrenaryKaren TrendleJane TrippSusan TrippJean-Michel TriviShawn TrombleyYulling TsaiAmber TuckerEdward TuescherPeggy TuescherHazim TugunJennifer Tumminelli

Lisa TurinLaurel TurmanSteven TurnerKatherine ValentineLisa ValentineAnje Van der NaaldBonnie Van HiseSarah Van NessRichard VanceMichele VegaAntoine VenghiattisKathleen Ventura

Bert VergaraRobert VerondaTammy VerondaJulie VersmanDon VeseyThomas VesserSadie WaddingtonClaire WalkerSonny WalkerJackie WallsMargot WallstonCynthia WalshMary WardPamela WardSally WarkeBettina WarnerKaren WarrenMonique WattsRose WaymanMargaret (P.J.) WebbBill WebberLee WebberSandra WeeksLisa WegElizabeth WeidingerJoerg WeingartenNoah WeitzmanBrent WellingRachel WellsBrigit WemhoffRandy WemhoffMichelle WendlandEd WennickeBianca WenzelC. Lynn WenzelKim WernickeJennifer Wesson

Elizabeth WheelerLiv WheelerEd WhitakerSue WhitakerJoleen WhiteRobert WhiteCindi WhitlockEmily WhitmerSara J. WielandtChip WillGina M. WillDallas Willard

Nancy WillardMaia WillcoxAnthony WilliamsDelta WilliamsRebecca WilliamsCarol WilsonRobert WilsonTyler WilsonGeorge WimmerJean WindfretJim WindsorAniela WinkowskiHugues WisniewskiMelissa WitteAmanda WolffenbuttelMatthew WonSabrina WongSteve WoodCristina WoodbridgeTeri WoodhouseJulie WoodruffGarlynn WoodsongBrent WrightChris WrightTaylor WrightArlene YangNatasha YankoffskiNicole YarbroughGrace YasumuraJune YoshidaFemke ZaaijerKathryn ZagzebskiLillian ZahrtKaty ZarembaChad ZierenbergAnne Zwagerman

Protected ResourcesCircleENDANGERED SPECIESADVOCATES$50, 000+Ms. Mary Bachman# and Mr. William

DowningSylvia P. Evans+

Derry and Charlene KabcenellWilliam# and Gretchen KimballMerrill L. Magowan# and Cinnie

MagowanGilan Read+

Elizabeth and Rico Wiskemann

$10,000 to $49,999Anonymous (2)Judith Brown# and Michael DilgArthur and Elena CourtDennis DeDomenico#Daniel#+ and Carole EitingonMs. Susan GrayJoanne L. HalabukWilliam & Betty# HaslerMrs. Inge HirschfeldKaren Johnson-McKewan# and Tom

McKewanAdelaide KirkbrideShirley Sichel#Sandor# and Faye StrausCarole StraussRichard# and Liz Ward

$5,000 to $9,999Anonymous (1)Jacqueline BrotzGeorge and Suzanne BullBruno and Hanna BurgherrMaddie’s FundDr. David EdelsohnClinton and Mary GillilandFritz and Susan GrauPatricia GreenhoodSheila HeadBeth Inadomi# and Tim NewellArthur H. KernCatherine KruttschnittChristina PattersonMaja and Craig RamseyGeorge RobertsAlice K. RobinsonMichael RossPeter# and Janecke StaufferStan and Karen WattLenard G. Weiss# and Nancy WeissGregory and Nancy Wilson

THREATENED SPECIESSTEWARDS$2,500 to $4,999Anonymous (1)Mrs. Eva ArnesonRobert and Heidi CaudleBruce and Lynn DaytonWendell and Susan DinwiddieMrs. Lois EnslowJack and Marion EuphratJerry~ and Val GibbonsB.J. GriffinBarbara HarootunianThe Edward E. Hills Fund, Ingrid HillsChris and Bob HunterJames and Thomaseen JensenMurray and Jeanie KilgourMichael Kleeman#Ambassador and Mrs. Arthur C. Latno, Jr.Sandra Legan^Betty White LuddenMark and Nancy MaymarJanet and Norman PeaseCharles RiceKenneth RiisMarilyn and George RoseBeverly Spector and Kenneth LipsonRoger StrauchTeru TaketaJ. Holley TaylorGina TrincheroHoward TurnerJulie Turner*John Tyler^Mark and Lisa WanRobin and Kerry WorkmanStephen and Gisela Worsley

FRIENDS OFCETACEANS$1,000 to $2,499Anonymous (7)Diane and Michael AmbroseLea AukermanMr. and Mrs. Edward D. BakerRichard and Darla BastoniBarb BermanMs. Anne Bertaud-PeutoMrs. Jeanne BobbittWilliam and Mary Jane BrintonAlden and Marianne Briscoe

David A. BrownJames and Susan BurnsLyman and Carol CaseyAlan and Laura CharlesHelen CharpentierScott and Shirley ClaytonMary Ann Cobb & Peter WilsonCrystal Colonna-Steiner^David and Rebecca ConantMartin F.N. CooperSteven and Ingrid CummingWilliam DavisMr. & Mrs. William J. DawsonDeirdre DawsonMartha DayCharles De Guigne*Deborah DeDomenicoLois DeDomenicoRoger and Mirka Dunn^William and Virginia FergusonAmedeo and Julie FerraroMitch FongLynn FullerDeborah GabrisBob and Marilyn GaribaldiKate Gavin^Andrew GeiserLiana and Scott GenovesiBeverly GeorgeNick and Arlette GersonLisa and Douglas GoldmanWilliam GullandMr. Stuart HamlynBernice HansenMargaret HardyMarina HeatzigVirginia InghamAnna S. Jeffrey*Stan JensenWilliam JosephsMary KelleySuzanne and Gerald KnechtDr. Eleanor KnudsonMs. Sonoko Konishi and Mr. Ewan

JohnsonJudy and Leon KregerPam and Stephen KrieghJack and Jean KronfieldPhilip LathrapBelina LazzarLeslie and Michael LebeauSandy LernerAnne Leung-Stevens and Larry StevensArabella and Robert Levorsen*Lawrence LevyElizabeth J. LilleyDavid and Nadine LipsonJanet B. LockardDavid and Diane LoganMrs. R. H. LoganCarma Luskin*Mary MaurerMargaret Maw*Mara MelandryMary MillerJay MortonDr. William Myers and Mrs. Irene MyersJane and Thomas OliverArthur and Beatrice OlsonThomas and Olivia OrrJo Anne Overleese, M.D.Mauricio PagesVictoria and Guillermo PflugradtRebecca ProsserVictoria and Sam ReedJune RichardMark and Heather RobertsStanley Schilz and Alice E. Schilz^Susan ShapiroLincoln and Kirsten ShawJill and Richard SidemanCarol SnoadElliott and Rinford SnyderJennifer SpinachHenry StaufferMargaretta TaylorJennifer Taylor and Paul WhiteLouise A.H. TigheTom and Pauline TusherGodfrey Van Der LindenRichard# and Kate VanceKathryn and Robert VizasJennifer VogelBettina WarnerLori E. WeigantJessica Wheeler & John WitchelMichael and Robin WillardRobert Wilson~Sheldon# and Rhoda Wolfe

PINNIPEDPROTECTORS$500 to $999Anonymous (6)The Winifred & Harry B. Allen FoundationAnurag AcharyaCarolyn AdamsMaria AlexanderMignon R. AlkireNigel and Suzanne AllenBeverly AllisonWarren Anderson

Mr. Eric AndersonMike AnthenienNaomi Y. AppletonEileen ArbuesPeter and Patricia ArrigoniJerome AshfordTom and Julie AtwoodMrs. Robert AuldGary and Laurie BaumMrs. Jeannette BaumgardnerLorraine Bazan and Chris StoverAlex and Nancy BeattieBill Belhumeur and Lori SwigertHeather BellMrs. Katherine H. BlackGregory BlaineDiana Blank and Mr. Arthur SimonMrs. Marilee BrooksMaynard P. and Katherine Z. BuehlerMs. Helga BurrellsahlMrs. James A. BurrisDavid and Helen BurtonPeter CartwrightJoy and Dennis Casciato*Judy CasperAllen and Sandra ChaikinMacLean Chandler*Graham and Kristin CharlesEd Chejlava and Tracy HarcourtJanis and Edward CherryJohn ClancyCecilia Claudio and Lars RabbeJohn CoghlanRebecca and John ColliganMr. and Mrs. Ken CopenKathleen Correia and Stephen EvansColleen CraigDr. Christian E. CreteurNancy Christensen^Bernard J. CumminsHelen CupperDaniel and Sue CurranAnne CurtisLinda and Tim CurtisMurray and Malia DaileyChristina DavignonLynden DavisCharles and Gretchen de LimurSue DekalbPaul and Elizabeth DenisonJoseph DolciniSally DommerichMary DonoghueDiana DormasKenneth DrexlerTom and Jennifer EcclesMrs. William EdisonMark EisnerMary Ekstrom*Linda ElliottDennis Eve and Hanna Bui-EveMarquita M. Fabre and Robert W.

Ruffner*Pamela FarranceRosemary Fei and Gary HarringtonTawna FarmerRobert and April FilerMarya FitzgeraldMichael and Patty FitzpatrickDonna and Raymond Flade*Ms. Donna Florio and Jondel HoyeMichael Ford*Mary K. FoustRobert and Michelle FriendHelga FullerKathryn Gallagher and David WoodOwen GardnerAmy Geissinger*Robert and Linda GilbertMyles GoldfeinMyron and Doris GoodwinPatricia GotchallKimball GottschallJim and Sharon GrantJudith and Robert GreberJames H. GreenMary Jo GreenbergThe Griffey FamilySophie GuarasciCharles HaberDonald and Deborah HallidayYoshiko HamanoMarcia HanamuraLyle and Barbara Hansen*Karen and Rick HargroveDr. and Mrs. Donald Hawkins*Sally and Bill HeldRuth B. Heller Fund of the Tides

FoundationAnne HerbstDouglas HerstAndree HestLesly Higgins and Joseph BunkerAngela HoenighausenAnton and Susan HoffmanJanet and Michael HoganRuth HollandPeter HricakDonna HugginsE. Vickie HughesBill and Michele HunnewellJohn and Diane HuntKaren HusherMark Insley and Becky Wong-InsleyRobert and Robin JohansenBuck KamphausenWilliam and Linda Kane, Jr.Mark Karier

The Kasman FamilyChristopher Kaufman and Carlyn ClementBonnie KayJudy Heymann Kazan & Steven KazanJohn Keker and Mrs. Tina KekerCarolyn KennedyKevin KeyserSara and Thomas KingGerald and Rosette Koch*John and Krystal Konrad*Ms. Christine KoskiJanette KosloskyLisa Kremer^Kermit KubitzThe Arie Kurtzig Memorial FundDr. Roger Lang and Mrs. Sue LangJames and Karen LaudonJames LechleitnerBarbara and Joseph LeeHollis LenderkingKenneth LeytemThomas C. LitwilerJon and Gale LoveFillmore and Barbara MarksDavid and Shelly MartinezCarole Mason*Charles and Claire McCabe*Sharon and Tom McCulloughColleen Medinnus*Lois and Bob MeredithMs. Loraine V. Meyer*Brenda MixsonEdward and Elizabeth NanceRichard NelsonPauline NightingaleDr. Carol A. O’NeilMr. William G. PatesLorraine PehoushekSusan Pemberton^Shelley PenningtonPhillips Perkins^Mrs. Elizabeth L. PotterMartha Powell and Steven WhitmanKristina PrimoffChuck and Ginny QuickBenjamin QuickMarilyn RajokovichReal Estate TrustMrs. Miller ReamMichelle ReesPhil and Katherine ReillyAnn ReimersSylvia L. ReynoldsKelly RobinsonJames A. Robison and Lisbeth B.

SmestadLorelei RockwellJoseph~ and Millie Rogers, Jr.Maria Romo*Matthew RoseKaren and Larry RosensteinLois ScheinbergLylah SchieckMichael and Susan SchwartzAriel ShapiraMr. and Mrs. Leland ShillingNeil and Barbara ShooterJohn and Karen SilveyJulie Simons*Robert and Gail SmelickAccie SpragginsKathleen Stack*Ms. Rhonda Stewart and John StewartChris StoneDennis StowellJane and Duane StrattonAkiko TakahashiDarrell and Karen ThomasDaryl ThorogoodJim and Ginger TolonenStephanie Travis*Mr. and Mrs. Peter TretheweyDion Tsujimura*Dean and Bertha TylerKristi and Clifford VaughanJames Vestal*Vernon WakelandJason WardlyDavid WattLee and Bill WebberMs. Mary L. Wegner and William WegnerMrs. Elaine J. WeihmanRobert Weisblatt*Joseph WenderOlene Whearty*Chelsie WheelerLois J. White*James and Joanne WillcoxAnn Marie and Jim ZagzebskiLorie Zerweck

BequestsEstate of Jeanette ApicellaAlfreda R. Beebe TrustBarbara Brower Charitable Remainder

TrustEstate of Donald S. CampbellThe Claar Family 1984 TrustEstate of Lucila ClavijoThe Estate of Margaret A. CoffeyThe Daiss 1995 TrustEstate of Anita De FabrisEstate of Robert and Alice DeLeonEstate of Frances B. FehlhaberEstate of Walter L. FislerEstate Of Nathan GalstonThe Estate of Lynn L. Garber

Estate of P.D. GriffinEstate of Constance M. HardyEstate of Margaret Phyllis HeywoodEstate of Lillyan J. Holmberg1998 Cleo Colleen Jacinto TrustEstate of Ethelyn JohnsonThe Robert L. Kehoe TrustMichael W. Lee Charitable Trust2001 Helen E. Leggo Revocable TrustEi Mac Leod TrustEstate of Dorothy M. McWilliamsThomas E. Mikkelsen 1986 TrustEstate of Shirley I. NicollPeggy E. Blakeslee Living TrustSelck Family Trust (John and Jane Selck)The Jill Graham Revocable TrustEstate of Robert N. TremellingEstate of Gloria Vasatka

Foundations/Corporations$100,000 and aboveThe Gordon and Betty Moore FoundationThe David and Lucile Packard Foundation

$50,000 to $99,999Anonymous (1)DMARLOU FoundationElinor Patterson Baker TrustWallace Genetic Foundation, Inc.The Otter Cove Foundation

$25,000 to $49,999Anonymous (1)

$10,000 to $24,999The Atmos FoundationCalifornia Association of Highway

PatrolmenCharitable Gift FundChevronTexacoThelma Doelger Charitable TrustGlenn A. Haldan Charitable FoundationHarden FoundationThe Overbrook FoundationSBC FoundationThe Teddy FoundationDean Witter Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999The Sidney S. Byers Charitable TrustThe Fireman’s Fund FoundationWilliam G. Gilmore FoundationGlenn A. Haldan Charitable FoundationHodge, Neiderer, Cariani LLCNorthern Star FoundationPacific Gas and ElectricPacific Service Credit UnionThe L.J. Skaggs and Mary C. Skaggs

FoundationTurner Dale Associates, Inc.Union Bank of CaliforniaWestone Laboratories, Inc.

$1,000 to $4,999The Active Network, Inc.Aquarium of the BayAutodeskBank of MarinBattelleThe Robert Brownlee FoundationCell Genesys, Inc.Citigroup FoundationThe Samuel E. and Hilda S. Duff TrustThe E.D. FoundationWalter & Elise Haas FundThe Herbst Foundation, Inc.The Jones-Smith FoundationThe Edith and Herbert Lehman

Foundation, INC.Levi Strauss FoundationLoring, Wolcott & CoolidgeThe Catherine L. and Robert O. McMahan

FoundationMelanson Family FoundationNoll & Tam ArchitectsOrrick, Herrington & SutcliffePier 39 Limited PartnershipProspect Capital, LLCQuad GraphicsRedwood Credit UnionCharles See FoundationThe Seven Springs FoundationY & H Soda FoundationSPX FoundationSidney Stern Memorial TrustThe Strong Foundation For

Environmental ValuesThe Turner FoundationUnbroken Chain FoundationUnilever Bestfoods North AmericaThe William H. & Mattie Wattis Harris

FoundationWells Fargo & CompanyThe Westly FoundationThe Winnick Family Foundation

$500 to $999The Barnston-Koutsafis FoundationBlue Waters KayakingThe Gap FoundationKPMG LLPLucasfilm, Ltd.ProAction FoundationQwest Foundation

The Norman and Carol TraegerFoundation

Zephyr Real Estate

Donor-AdvisedFoundationsThe Ayco Charitable FoundationAmerican Endowment FoundationCharitable Gift FundCommunity Foundation Silicon ValleyCommunity Foundation for Santa Cruz

CountyCommunity Foundation For Southern

ArizonaEast Bay Community FoundationErnst & Elfriede Frank FoundationThe Jewish Community Foundation of

San DiegoJewish Community Endowment FundLos Altos Community FoundationMarin Community FoundationPaws Up FoundationPeninsula Community FoundationPflugradt FoundationSchwab Fund for Charitable GivingThe Overbrook FoundationThe Parasol Community FoundationThe San Francisco FoundationTides FoundationVanguard Charitable Endowment

ProgramVanguard Public Foundation

In-Kind Gifts ($500+)Karen AdamsAdventure CatArrowhead WaterBeyond Pix ProductionsRobert BlauTy CatonChevronBryan ColemanContext MarketingDanaBweb–Dana BialashewskiWendell DinwiddieDuke Energy Power ServicesDavid EllisSuzi Eszterhas PhotographyFashion Streaks–Andy BriantDeborah GabrisSheila HeadBeth Inadomi#Insite NetworksStan JensenKaiser PermanenteKarier Design–Nancy KarierKFOGKPIX Channel 5Leedy Designs–Kim LeedyLiveTracMarin Independent JournalMarine World, Six FlagsMonica DuClaud Graphic DesignKathy Estes MorganNihon Kohden AmericaNOAA National Marine Fisheries Service,

Southwest RegionNorthern Trust BankOswald Media Communications–Jim

OswaldPIER 39 Limited PartnershipSan Francisco Giants Baseball ClubPeter SutherlandWhirlpoolWhyComply–Stacy Bezyack

Steller CircleThe Steller Circle was created to recognizeand honor those friends and members ofThe Marine Mammal Center who haveincluded us in their estate plans.

Maria AlexanderMs. Mary Bachman# and Mr. William

DowningDiane BaldwinJuliana BarrJeffrey Baus and Beverly BausSheri and Robert BellJoseph and Florie BergerMrs. Jeanne BobbittVi BrownMichael and Waltraud BucklandRichard and Christy BurkeLou Ella BurmeisterMs. Helga BurrellsahlA. Camille BuschmanMariateresa CanosaGale ConnellySharon CulpJames CummingsGrace DavisJohn De CrellLee DestaElizabeth DohrmannLyn DunnConstance EdwardsVeronica EspadaFrances EzerMargaret Louise FalkAndrew GeiserBarbara GoodwinLynn GriffinHarry Haines

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HaunchTherese HollandSally A. HoltCarol HoytMary HuzarJamie B. JaffeeMr. and Mrs. Robert C. JenkinAnna-Kajs JohnsonMary JopeJanet JuvePauline KayesErnest and Hilda KollmannAntoinette and Stephen KrajcarIlona KratzCatherine LauDouglas LevisonRuth LevitanJeanne LucentiCarma LuskinAndre MaloufBarbara MappCeleste McConnachMs. Loraine V. MeyerAgnes M. MillerPatricia MinnickMax MoneyGloria NelsonPriscilla PalominoMrs. Jeanne E. PauleyMs. Rita PetersMarilyn RajokovichRobert and Vicki RawlingsMr. & Mrs. Laurence RhodesSteven RussRuth SchlossbergJim SchollardSusan ShapiroDr. Mary Jane StammMr. and Mrs. Joseph StockhusEric StrandScott and Patricia TeafordRichard# and Kate VanceShirley Wilson VictorBobbie WallaceCarollee and William WebberDonald H. WestJan WiddowsonJane L. Williamson, DVMBarbara Woodhill

MemorialsWe recognize the special gifts received inmemory of a loved one:

Dale V. AlkireGary AllumsDavid BennettAmy BertelsenFrederic C. LoyaDr. Fred MiyaScott RaffCarol ReadMarianne RiisStanley RubyKaren van Duinen

Matching Gifts ($500+)Bank of America FoundationBarclays Global Investors Matching Gift

ProgramJohnson & JohnsonJPMorgan Chase BankMicrosoft Giving Campaign ProgramPG&E Campaign for the CommunitySBC FoundationSun Microsystems FoundationThe UPS Foundation

Workplace Giving($500+)Animal Charities of AmericaChevronTexacoICAIndependent Charities of America - Fiscal

ServiceLawrence Livermore Lab - UCUnited Way of Santa Cruz CountyUnited Way Of Sonoma-Mend-LakeUnited Way Of The Bay AreaWells Fargo Community Support

CampaignWorld Reach - Hewlett Packard

Corporate RoyaltyPartners ($500+)Community Thrift StoreDeborah GabrisMBNA America

Online PhilanthropyPortal Partners($500+)Justgive.org

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~ Board Emeriti* Urgent Care Fund Monthly Donor^ Vehicle Donor+ The Marine Mammal Center

Council

Our donors

The capital campaign to raise $14.5 million torebuild The Center’s main hospital facility inSausalito, California will be moving into its communityphase soon, reaching out to members, donors and the generalpublic for support in the coming months. This project is critical tocontinueThe Center’s essential work, replacing a 30-year-old deteriorating physical plant.

The new facility, which is modeled on the success of the newGeoffrey C. Hughes Harbor Seal Hospital, the Carol AnnRead Harbor Seal Intensive Care Unit, and the Sara HartKimball Marine Mammal Surgery Center, will allow us to:

•Continue to improve diagnostic capabilities and treatments ofpatients, including threatened and endangered species,

•Accommodate scientists visiting from around the world whoare collaborating with us on research affecting marine mammalhealth and diseases,

•Enhance our on-site educational programs to raise awarenessand instill environmental stewardship within the thousands ofpeople who visit The Center each year, and

•Improve public amenities including parking, pedestrian access,restrooms and retail services.

The design work will use ‘green’ principles as much as possiblein choice of construction materials, water filtration systemsand landscaping. Architectural drawings will be submitted forrevised cost estimates at the design development level, expectedshortly. Scheduled to break ground in fall of 2005, the newcenter will be a source of pride for all who support our work.We look forward to offering exciting opportunities forparticipation in the campaign to all members, donors,volunteers and the general public in the coming months.

For more information on the capital campaign, contact JessicaHsu at 415.289.7367.

Key to The Center’s future will be our continued collaboration withvolunteers. Eight-hundred strong, our volunteer team forms the

backbone of our operations, administering to animals, educatingvisitors and helping with administration duties. During the

calendar year of 2004, volunteers contributed more than 88,000hours to The Center.

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Monterey Bay OperationsP.O. Box 778Moss Landing, CA 95039

San Luis Obispo OperationsP.O. Box 696Morro Bay, CA 93443

Anchor Bay OperationsP.O. Box 381Gualala, CA 95445