Fall 2009 - San Juan Preservation Trust

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Watmough Bight, Lopez Island
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JANE K. FOX
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Land & Legacy
the    


The photo at left shows a shipbuilding enterprise near the end of World War I on what is now the San Juan Preservation Trust’s
“Peach Preserve” on Guemes Island (photo on right – note dock remnants in water). Today this property is home to wrens and
warblers, clams and kingfishers as well as healthy shoreline, coastal wetland and forest plant communities. Nature Rules!
C O U RT E S Y O F
T H E A N A C O RT E S M U S E U M , WA L L I E F U N K C O L L E C T I O N
FERDI BUSINGER
we did it!
FA L L 2 0 0 9
The $2.2 million Campaign to Save Guemes Mountain has succeeded!
W W W. S J P T. O R G
When the San Juan Preservation Trust launched a campaign with the Skagit Land
Trust in  to save the -acre summit of Guemes Mountain, no one knew that
the economy would collapse around us in the fall of . But thanks to a tremendous community effort that included more than  donations from individuals,
families, foundations, and businesses, we have successfully purchased and forever
preserved this amazing summit. In addition to monetary donations, an incredible
outpouring of volunteer effort made it possible.
Skagit Land Trust will now own and manage Guemes Mountain while the San Juan
Preservation Trust holds a conservation easement on it (a typical arrangement
for exceptional properties such as this). If you would like to know more about
the campaign, see a list of donors, learn about access on the mountain, or help with
the ongoing stewardship needs, please see the official campaign website
at www.saveguemesmountain.org.
MARK LINNEMANN
-Donor Acknowledgement
-Bluebird Project Wrap-Up
-Guemes Mountain Campaign Succeeds
in this issue:
If you can’t be in the San Juan Islands
yourself, the next best thing is to visit
through stunning photography that conveys
the magic of the islands. Recognizing the
importance of great photography to illustrate the Preservation Trust’s conservation
work, this summer two anonymous donors
allowed us to hire Jane K. Fox, a recent
Master’s graduate in Photojournalism and
Multimedia from Boston University. Her
charge: to capture images of the people
and places that help tell the story of the
Trust. From the gigantic Turtleback
Mountain Preserve on Orcas to tiny Jack
Island, Jane has produced a large library of
photos of our preserves, conservation easements, and members so that we can tell
our story well into the future.
We also had the benefit of a Steering Committee on Guemes Island that was simply
extraordinary. Tim Seifert, our executive director, said, “The Co-Chairs – Paul Beaudet,
Karen Everett, Joost Businger and Marianne Kooiman – each did the work of ten people.
They deserve an enormous amount of credit for the success of this campaign.” Thank
you Preservation Trust members!
Box 
Lopez Island, WA 
..
www.sjpt.org
Guemes Mountain
To see more of Jane’s work and her remarkable ability to capture the personal motivations behind private land conservation, we
encourage you to visit the home page of
our web site (www.sjpt.org) where you can
view videos of local legends of land conservation Dodie Gann (San Juan Island)
and Fred Ellis, Sr. (Shaw Island).
the    


 .

           , 

       
- .
  
Land & Legacy
the    


  
Growing Population of Western Bluebirds
Draws Attention to Oak-Prairie Ecosystems
FA L L 2 0 0 9
W W W. S J P T. O R G
  
and  of 
   
3oth Anniversary event attended by 300 friends
of the Preservation Trust
K AT H L E E N B A L L A R D
Our success does not end here, however. Restoration of biological
diversity is only one of our goals. Another goal is to permanently
.............................................................................................................
protect the habitat that support these less common species.
Western bluebirds are closely tied to Garry oak ecosystems
throughout their range… and in the Salish Sea region, this type
of habitat has shrunk to less than % of its historical size.
Restoration and preservation of oak – prairie habitat will ensure
that the Western bluebird (and many other species) will thrive
well into the future. Through its educational and outreach efforts,
the San Juan Preservation Trust will continue to inform islanders
about the importance of Garry oak and other imperiled ecosystems,
while working with private landowners who recognize the value
in protecting these habitats for future generations…whether they
be human, avian, or otherwise.
  
Carol Avent (Lopez)
Charlie Bodenstab (San Juan)
Margie Carper (Orcas)
Alan Davidson (Orcas)
Roger deRoos (San Juan)
Fred Ellis, Sr. (Shaw)
Charles Givens (Lopez)
Thor Hanson (San Juan)
Carolyn Haugen (San Juan)
Harvey Himelfarb (Vice-President, Orcas)
Alice Hurd (San Juan)
Mindy Kayl (Orcas)
Steve McKeon (President, Orcas)
Judy Meyer (Lopez)
David Perera (Secretary, Lopez)
Mary Riveland (Orcas)
Steve Simpson (San Juan)
Sam Sprenger (Shaw)
Bob Stavers (San Juan)
Joe Todd (Treasurer, San Juan)
JANE K. FOX
            has concluded and we are
thrilled to report that a larger percentage of bluebirds returned
after fall migration, and that more young were hatched on the
island this year than in the previous two years. With increases
in both population size and proportion of resident bluebirds,
it appears that progress is being made towards establishing a selfsustaining population of these beautiful native songbirds, absent
from our islands for more than  years.
JANE K. FOX
Western
bluebird family,
San Juan Valley

Debra Clausen, Director of Conservation*
Dean Dougherty, Director of Stewardship
Kathleen Foley, Director of Education & Outreach*
Katie Hover, Conservation Easement Steward*
Laurie Naylor, Office Manager*
Tim Seifert, Executive Director
Diana Stepita, Membership Manager*
Brian Windrope, Director of Philanthropy
* part-time
 
Patsy Sangster (Lopez)
Rachel Adams (Orcas)
Eliot Scull (Henry)
Karin Agosta (San Juan)
Bob Weaver (Waldron)
Morris Dalton (Lopez)
Jonathan White (Orcas)
Dodie Gann (San Juan)
Fred Whitridge (Orcas)
Oakley Goodner (Lopez)
Will Hamilton (San Juan) Andy Wickstrand (Orcas)
Judie Wilgress (Waldron)
Anne Hay (Orcas)
Dale Hazen (Fidalgo)
Mitchell Hoyt (Lopez)
Sara Longworth (Fidalgo)
Rick Machin (Fidalgo)
Sally Reeve (Lopez)
Start with a stunning piece of conservation land. Add some delicious local food, graceful paintings of our favorite island places,
and  people who care passionately about keeping our San Juans
healthy and beautiful, and you’ve got the makings of a great gathering.
The Preservation Trust’s th Anniversary Summer Social, held
on the Whitridge family’s iconic Arcady Farm on Orcas Island,
proved to be another successful event enjoyed by our many
enthusiastic members.
It takes many hands to pull these large events off and we want
to thank in particular the volunteers who stepped forward to help
with everything from serving food and beverages to guiding kids
in their nature activities. A special “hats off ” to Fred Whitridge,
our host for this year’s Social, and to the following businesses and
organizations for their support: Orcas Village Store, Crow Valley
Pottery, Plein Air Painters of Washington, San Juan Vineyards,
Lopez Island Vineyards, the Orcas Lions Club, and musicians
Gordon Koenig, Anita Orne, and J.P. Wittman. We hope you will
join us for next year’s Social, to be held at another spectacular
SJPT-protected property near you!
JANE K. FOX
K AT H L E E N F O L E Y
w h at a d i f f e re n c e
a c e n t u ry c a n m a k e !
j a n e f ox b r i n g s f re s h
pe r s pe c t i v e
There were many ups and downs to this campaign, but the successful negotiation
of a price reduction in early  and the generosity and determination of islanders
to preserve a favorite hiking spot allowed us to prevail.
POST- CONSUMER RECYCLED PAPER
Watmough Bight, Lopez Island
100%
JANE K. FOX
PRINTED ON
Land & Legacy
the    


The photo at left shows a shipbuilding enterprise near the end of World War I on what is now the San Juan Preservation Trust’s
“Peach Preserve” on Guemes Island (photo on right – note dock remnants in water). Today this property is home to wrens and
warblers, clams and kingfishers as well as healthy shoreline, coastal wetland and forest plant communities. Nature Rules!
C O U RT E S Y O F
T H E A N A C O RT E S M U S E U M , WA L L I E F U N K C O L L E C T I O N
FERDI BUSINGER
we did it!
FA L L 2 0 0 9
The $2.2 million Campaign to Save Guemes Mountain has succeeded!
W W W. S J P T. O R G
When the San Juan Preservation Trust launched a campaign with the Skagit Land
Trust in  to save the -acre summit of Guemes Mountain, no one knew that
the economy would collapse around us in the fall of . But thanks to a tremendous community effort that included more than  donations from individuals,
families, foundations, and businesses, we have successfully purchased and forever
preserved this amazing summit. In addition to monetary donations, an incredible
outpouring of volunteer effort made it possible.
Skagit Land Trust will now own and manage Guemes Mountain while the San Juan
Preservation Trust holds a conservation easement on it (a typical arrangement
for exceptional properties such as this). If you would like to know more about
the campaign, see a list of donors, learn about access on the mountain, or help with
the ongoing stewardship needs, please see the official campaign website
at www.saveguemesmountain.org.
MARK LINNEMANN
-Donor Acknowledgement
-Bluebird Project Wrap-Up
-Guemes Mountain Campaign Succeeds
in this issue:
If you can’t be in the San Juan Islands
yourself, the next best thing is to visit
through stunning photography that conveys
the magic of the islands. Recognizing the
importance of great photography to illustrate the Preservation Trust’s conservation
work, this summer two anonymous donors
allowed us to hire Jane K. Fox, a recent
Master’s graduate in Photojournalism and
Multimedia from Boston University. Her
charge: to capture images of the people
and places that help tell the story of the
Trust. From the gigantic Turtleback
Mountain Preserve on Orcas to tiny Jack
Island, Jane has produced a large library of
photos of our preserves, conservation easements, and members so that we can tell
our story well into the future.
We also had the benefit of a Steering Committee on Guemes Island that was simply
extraordinary. Tim Seifert, our executive director, said, “The Co-Chairs – Paul Beaudet,
Karen Everett, Joost Businger and Marianne Kooiman – each did the work of ten people.
They deserve an enormous amount of credit for the success of this campaign.” Thank
you Preservation Trust members!
Box 
Lopez Island, WA 
..
www.sjpt.org
Guemes Mountain
To see more of Jane’s work and her remarkable ability to capture the personal motivations behind private land conservation, we
encourage you to visit the home page of
our web site (www.sjpt.org) where you can
view videos of local legends of land conservation Dodie Gann (San Juan Island)
and Fred Ellis, Sr. (Shaw Island).
the    


 .

           , 

       
- .
  
Land & Legacy
the    


  
Growing Population of Western Bluebirds
Draws Attention to Oak-Prairie Ecosystems
FA L L 2 0 0 9
W W W. S J P T. O R G
  
and  of 
   
3oth Anniversary event attended by 300 friends
of the Preservation Trust
K AT H L E E N B A L L A R D
Our success does not end here, however. Restoration of biological
diversity is only one of our goals. Another goal is to permanently
.............................................................................................................
protect the habitat that support these less common species.
Western bluebirds are closely tied to Garry oak ecosystems
throughout their range… and in the Salish Sea region, this type
of habitat has shrunk to less than % of its historical size.
Restoration and preservation of oak – prairie habitat will ensure
that the Western bluebird (and many other species) will thrive
well into the future. Through its educational and outreach efforts,
the San Juan Preservation Trust will continue to inform islanders
about the importance of Garry oak and other imperiled ecosystems,
while working with private landowners who recognize the value
in protecting these habitats for future generations…whether they
be human, avian, or otherwise.
  
Carol Avent (Lopez)
Charlie Bodenstab (San Juan)
Margie Carper (Orcas)
Alan Davidson (Orcas)
Roger deRoos (San Juan)
Fred Ellis, Sr. (Shaw)
Charles Givens (Lopez)
Thor Hanson (San Juan)
Carolyn Haugen (San Juan)
Harvey Himelfarb (Vice-President, Orcas)
Alice Hurd (San Juan)
Mindy Kayl (Orcas)
Steve McKeon (President, Orcas)
Judy Meyer (Lopez)
David Perera (Secretary, Lopez)
Mary Riveland (Orcas)
Steve Simpson (San Juan)
Sam Sprenger (Shaw)
Bob Stavers (San Juan)
Joe Todd (Treasurer, San Juan)
JANE K. FOX
            has concluded and we are
thrilled to report that a larger percentage of bluebirds returned
after fall migration, and that more young were hatched on the
island this year than in the previous two years. With increases
in both population size and proportion of resident bluebirds,
it appears that progress is being made towards establishing a selfsustaining population of these beautiful native songbirds, absent
from our islands for more than  years.
JANE K. FOX
Western
bluebird family,
San Juan Valley

Debra Clausen, Director of Conservation*
Dean Dougherty, Director of Stewardship
Kathleen Foley, Director of Education & Outreach*
Katie Hover, Conservation Easement Steward*
Laurie Naylor, Office Manager*
Tim Seifert, Executive Director
Diana Stepita, Membership Manager*
Brian Windrope, Director of Philanthropy
* part-time
 
Patsy Sangster (Lopez)
Rachel Adams (Orcas)
Eliot Scull (Henry)
Karin Agosta (San Juan)
Bob Weaver (Waldron)
Morris Dalton (Lopez)
Jonathan White (Orcas)
Dodie Gann (San Juan)
Fred Whitridge (Orcas)
Oakley Goodner (Lopez)
Will Hamilton (San Juan) Andy Wickstrand (Orcas)
Judie Wilgress (Waldron)
Anne Hay (Orcas)
Dale Hazen (Fidalgo)
Mitchell Hoyt (Lopez)
Sara Longworth (Fidalgo)
Rick Machin (Fidalgo)
Sally Reeve (Lopez)
Start with a stunning piece of conservation land. Add some delicious local food, graceful paintings of our favorite island places,
and  people who care passionately about keeping our San Juans
healthy and beautiful, and you’ve got the makings of a great gathering.
The Preservation Trust’s th Anniversary Summer Social, held
on the Whitridge family’s iconic Arcady Farm on Orcas Island,
proved to be another successful event enjoyed by our many
enthusiastic members.
It takes many hands to pull these large events off and we want
to thank in particular the volunteers who stepped forward to help
with everything from serving food and beverages to guiding kids
in their nature activities. A special “hats off ” to Fred Whitridge,
our host for this year’s Social, and to the following businesses and
organizations for their support: Orcas Village Store, Crow Valley
Pottery, Plein Air Painters of Washington, San Juan Vineyards,
Lopez Island Vineyards, the Orcas Lions Club, and musicians
Gordon Koenig, Anita Orne, and J.P. Wittman. We hope you will
join us for next year’s Social, to be held at another spectacular
SJPT-protected property near you!
JANE K. FOX
K AT H L E E N F O L E Y
w h at a d i f f e re n c e
a c e n t u ry c a n m a k e !
j a n e f ox b r i n g s f re s h
pe r s pe c t i v e
There were many ups and downs to this campaign, but the successful negotiation
of a price reduction in early  and the generosity and determination of islanders
to preserve a favorite hiking spot allowed us to prevail.
Land & Legacy
the    


   
     
  
We have made every effort to include all those who have made contributions to the San Juan Preservation Trust
between October,  and September, . If you feel we have missed you or there are any errors in your name,
please contact our Membership Manager, Diana Stepita at  - or [email protected] so that we may recognize
your contribution in a future newsletter.
This list represents past contributions.
We hope you will renew your support for our mission in the weeks ahead
by contributing to our 2009 Annual Campaign!
Molly Aasten, Louise Acheson, Alice Acheson Grueb and Ed Greub, Rachel Adams,
Audra and Eric Adelberger, David and Phyllis Adelman, Advanced Building Consultants,
Inc., Advent Print Resources, Jean Ager, Karin and Bill Agosta, Steven and Nancy
Alboucq, Peter and Carmela Alexander, Kathryn Alexandra, Doug and Ellen Allen, Jeff
and Linda Allen, Elizabeth Allwyn, Bob Altman, Ron Ambler and Susie Ward, Debbie
Amos, Charles and Barbara Anderson, Charlie Anderson and Pam Gross, David and
Mary Ann Anderson, Erik and Andrea Anderson, Lee Ann Anderson and Michael
Waddell, Marilyn Anderson, Mary C. Anderson, Mary Jane and Mark Anderson, Ted
and Kathi Anderson, The Paul M. Anderson Foundation, Christian and Lea Andrade,
Tom and Mary Jo Andrak, Beth and Thomas Andrewes, The Angel Family Foundation,
Harold Anthony, Jocelyn and John Antilla, Bill and Hallie Appel, Archipelago Properties
LLC, Susan and Derek Arndt, John and Marcy Aschoff, Dave and Shari Ashbaugh, Will
Ashbaugh and Jeanette Whiting, Jacklyn Ashe and Mark Martin, Kjell and Susan
Askevold, Elizabeth W. Atcheson, Casey Audette, Dorothy Austin, Jon and Carol Avent,
Amanda Azous, Belinda Bail and Joseph Herrin, Barbara Baird, Graydon and Joyce
Baker, Bill and Judy Baker, Harriet and Jon Bakken, Kenneth and Theresa Bakken,
Trygve Bakken, Barbara Baldwin, Helen Ball, Richard and Betty Jane Bangert, Elizabeth
Banse, Chuck and Linda Barbo, John and Nancy Barnard, Glen Baron and Margretta
Voinot-Baron, Wally and Josie Barrow, June and George Bartell, The Barton
Foundation, Tom and Sarah Bascom, Jeff and Denise Bauman, Patrick Baumann and
Anne Bertino, Mark Baute, Gordon and Elizabeth Bawden, Christopher and Cynthia
Bayley, Doug and Mary Bayley, Frank Bayley, Thomas Bayley, Chris Bean-hearne, Deb
Bear and Dave Wolf, Paul Beaudet and David Wertheimer, Ron and Ruth Beck, Nicole
Becker, Brenda Beckett and Joe Cussen, Eric and Melissa Beckman, Barbara G. Bedell,
Helen Bee, Glen and Susan Beebe, Jon Beer and Susanna Saxton, Karl and Jan Beglau,
Walt Beglau, Dick and Ann Behan, Jack and Sherry Bell, Sallie F. Bell, Richard and
Karen Bemis, Chris Bennett, Doug Benoliel and Tamara Buchanan, Arne and Judy
Bentzen, Albert and Marilyn Berger, Richard Bergner, Kimberly Rakow Bernier and
Raphael Bernier, Diane Berreth and David Kobrin, Bob and Ginger Bertilson, Irene,
Dana and Lori Bettinger, Suzanne Bettinger, Charles and Marcia Bieber, Geri and
Andrew Biehl, Peggy Bill and Stephen Sullivan, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
Nicholas Binkley, Broughton and Mary Bishop, Sandy Bishop and Rhea Miller, Nancy
and Steve Bissell, Greg and Patti Black, Black Dog Bicycles, Elizabeth Blackwell, Ralph
Bladt and Barbara Fulton, Sue Blair-Bamford and Brent Blair, Tim Blanchard and Peg
Manning, Bill and Jane Blaylock, Gilbert and Karen Blinn, Monika Blodgett, Edi
Blomberg, Irene and Zack Blomberg, Bruce and Anne Bloxom, Jack and Connie
Bloxom, Harriet Blume, Charlie Bodenstab, BOEING Matching Gift Program, Shelley
and John Bogaert, A.J. and Rochelle Bogosian, Larry and Fran Bohall, Barry Boone and
Mary Wilson, Ben and Christine Booth, Bill and Trice Booth, Neil and Cathy Borman,
Lincoln Bormann, Barbara Born, Andrew and Amber Borner, Melissa Borsting, Betty
Bostrom, Fred and Carolyn Bowen, Ann Boyce, Jon and Catherine Boyce, Tom and Jill
Boyce, Molly and Daniel Brackett, Robert Bradley, Abigail Braithwaite and David
Morgan, Dick Brass and Regina Dwyer, Ted and Alice Braun, Kalman Brauner and Amy
Carlson, Chris and Vicki Brems, Frank and Liz Bret, Susan Briggs, Toby Bright, Jane
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and Hiroko Vogt, Jen Vollmer and Loren Dickey, Tim and Alice Volwiler, Richard and
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Charles and Sarah Lee Weems, John and Sarah Weinberg, Eleanor Weinel, Larry and
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Ron and Laura Weston, William Wheatley, Thomas and Jill Wheeler, Daniel and Paige
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Please consider remembering a friend or relative
by making a tribute gift to The San Juan Preservation Trust
in their honor or memory.
Our thanks to the following people, who have chosen to honor
someone special in their lives by making a tribute gift.
Memorial Gifts: In Memory Of
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Anonymous: Carolyn Wiley, Alice Acheson, Edward Greub: Carl Stoddard, Rachel Adams:
Betty Scott, Rachel Adams: Bob Becker, Jon Brock, Elaine Chang: Tom Johnson, Elizabeth
Bruce: Carl Stoddard, Michael and Janice Close: Carl Stoddard, Sara Crosby: John Crosby,
Lance A. Douglas: Dr. Charles W. Mills, Sybil T. Ellington: Carl Stoddard, John and Nancy
Fite: Dr. Charles W. Mills, John and Nancy Fite: Chet Henson, Dr. and Mrs. John
Fitzgerald: Robert Pike Becker, Wallie Funk: Mary Ann Funk, Patricia Gehlen: John Gehlen,
Letty & Hugh Hafer: Florenece Machin, Florence and Mel Harrision: Carl Stoddard,
Hawkes Family: Robert Pike Becker, Fred and Judy Henley: Carl Stoddard, Jane Kroesche,
Jason Mardesich: Beatrice Kroesche, Penny Lewis: David Black, Kristine and Stephen
Marvich: Robert Pike Becker, Thomas & Julie Martin: Murray Read, Nancy Taylor Mason
and Karin Falconer: Judith Lynne Taylor, Phil and Anne McCracken: Mary Ann Funk,
Catherine McNutt: Robert Pike Becker, Robert & Barbara Meier: Don Fisher, Ralph
O’Connor: Robert Pike Becker, Ed and Mary O’Neill: Dr. Charles W. Mills, Luann Perkins:
Cal Devore, Forbes and Yvonne Powell: Carl Stoddard, Gerald and Patricia Rasmussen:
Frances Flagen, Henry and Sue Reents: Dr. Charles W. Mills, Bob Roseburg: Mat Mottola,
Michael and Elan Russell: Robert Pike Becker, Patsy and John Sangster: Leta Currie-Marshall,
Patsy and John Sangster: Fred Long, Diana and Mike Stepita: Dorothy and Ronald Green,
Nancy Stevens: Carl M. Stevens, Sidney Thorson: Carl Stoddard, Gloria Warden: Frederick
L. Hubbard, Arlene Wechezak: William E. Larson, Ralph and Ginny Wedgwood: Barbara
and Bill Turner, Wallace and Joanne Weller: Dr. Charles W. Mills, Jason Westlund: Robert
Pike Becker
Honoraria: In Honor Of
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Anonymous: Bessie Potter Smith, Christopher Baker, Grace Shin: Harry Pigman, Walt
Beglau, Helen Cooper: Ben and Harriet Houghton - appreciation for our cabin, Thomas
Bayley, Frank Bayley, Gary and Jennifer Budlow: Tim Seifert and Sonya Erickson - on their
4th wedding anniversary, Ferdi Businger: Toby and Heather Caputo, Karen Carlberg: Ed
and Betty Carlberg, Cynthia Danielson, Stacey Sateren: Philip and Holly Burton - on their
wedding, Lllewellyn Davies, Tod Everage: John Grady Davies, Arthur and Yvonne Dodd:
Taylor Davis and Sue Schardt, Kathleen Lorence-Flanagan, Thomas Flanagan: “Our
Guemes friends who stand on the corner in Anacortes for peace”, Susan and Paul Flessner:
Bob Smith - 60th Birthday and 25 years at DNW, Chad and Kathleen Foley: Jim and
Bobbie Richards, Kathryn Ford: LaNelle Ford - Christmas gift, Nancy Fox, Nick Allison:
George Fahey, Lauri Ann Galindez: Shawn Alice Hubbard, Helen Gamble: Mark Cliggett
& Janet Vogelzang, David Gross, Kelly Sweet: The Cliggett-Vogelzangs for the rental of
their island home, Dr. Carolyn Haugen: Thelma Palmer, Kathy Holliday: Sharon Tauber,
Alex Rodriguez and Callie’s future home on Lopez, Katie Hover, Paul Lacrampe: Thelma
Palmer, Roberta Katz, Charles Katz: Catherine and Thurston Roach, Fred Levy, Nancy
Taylor: Sarah, Zachary and Gabriel Levy, Penny Lewis: Cameron DeVore, Julie Parmentier,
George Selfridge: David Perera - Birthday, Kathleen Root: Philip Burton & Holly Raskelly
- Congratulations!, Joyce Salmon: Philip and Holly Burton - on their wedding, Robin
Stewart: Babette Stewart, Jacqueline and James Stutzman: Bessie Potter Smith, Sarah
Thomas, Thomas Sykes: Steve McKeon
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Land & Legacy
JANE K. FOX
Watmough Bight, Lopez Island
The photo at left shows a shipbuilding enterprise near the end of World War I on what is now the San Juan Preservation Trust’s
“Peach Preserve” on Guemes Island (photo on right – note dock remnants in water). Today this property is home to wrens and
warblers, clams and kingfishers as well as healthy shoreline, coastal wetland and forest plant communities. Nature Rules!
C O U RT E S Y O F
we did it!
FA L L 2 0 0 9
The $2.2 million Campaign to Save Guemes Mountain has succeeded!
W W W. S J P T. O R G
When the San Juan Preservation Trust launched a campaign with the Skagit Land
Trust in  to save the -acre summit of Guemes Mountain, no one knew that
the economy would collapse around us in the fall of . But thanks to a tremendous community effort that included more than  donations from individuals,
families, foundations, and businesses, we have successfully purchased and forever
preserved this amazing summit. In addition to monetary donations, an incredible
outpouring of volunteer effort made it possible.
w h at a d i f f e re n c e
a c e n t u ry c a n m a k e !
There were many ups and downs to this campaign, but the successful negotiation
of a price reduction in early  and the generosity and determination of islanders
to preserve a favorite hiking spot allowed us to prevail.
K AT H L E E N F O L E Y
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j a n e f ox b r i n g s f re s h
pe r s pe c t i v e
If you can’t be in the San Juan Islands
yourself, the next best thing is to visit
through stunning photography that conveys
the magic of the islands. Recognizing the
importance of great photography to illustrate the Preservation Trust’s conservation
work, this summer two anonymous donors
allowed us to hire Jane K. Fox, a recent
Master’s graduate in Photojournalism and
Multimedia from Boston University. Her
charge: to capture images of the people
and places that help tell the story of the
Trust. From the gigantic Turtleback
Mountain Preserve on Orcas to tiny Jack
Island, Jane has produced a large library of
photos of our preserves, conservation easements, and members so that we can tell
our story well into the future.
We also had the benefit of a Steering Committee on Guemes Island that was simply
extraordinary. Tim Seifert, our executive director, said, “The Co-Chairs – Paul Beaudet,
Karen Everett, Joost Businger and Marianne Kooiman – each did the work of ten people.
They deserve an enormous amount of credit for the success of this campaign.” Thank
you Preservation Trust members!
Skagit Land Trust will now own and manage Guemes Mountain while the San Juan
Preservation Trust holds a conservation easement on it (a typical arrangement
for exceptional properties such as this). If you would like to know more about
the campaign, see a list of donors, learn about access on the mountain, or help with
the ongoing stewardship needs, please see the official campaign website
at www.saveguemesmountain.org.
To see more of Jane’s work and her remarkable ability to capture the personal motivations behind private land conservation, we
encourage you to visit the home page of
our web site (www.sjpt.org) where you can
view videos of local legends of land conservation Dodie Gann (San Juan Island)
and Fred Ellis, Sr. (Shaw Island).
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Growing Population of Western Bluebirds
Draws Attention to Oak-Prairie Ecosystems
K AT H L E E N B A L L A R D
Western
bluebird family,
San Juan Valley
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Carol Avent (Lopez)
Charlie Bodenstab (San Juan)
Margie Carper (Orcas)
Alan Davidson (Orcas)
Roger deRoos (San Juan)
Fred Ellis, Sr. (Shaw)
Charles Givens (Lopez)
Thor Hanson (San Juan)
Carolyn Haugen (San Juan)
Harvey Himelfarb (Vice-President, Orcas)
Alice Hurd (San Juan)
Mindy Kayl (Orcas)
Steve McKeon (President, Orcas)
Judy Meyer (Lopez)
David Perera (Secretary, Lopez)
Mary Riveland (Orcas)
Steve Simpson (San Juan)
Sam Sprenger (Shaw)
Bob Stavers (San Juan)
Joe Todd (Treasurer, San Juan)
3oth Anniversary event attended by 300 friends
of the Preservation Trust
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Debra Clausen, Director of Conservation*
Dean Dougherty, Director of Stewardship
Kathleen Foley, Director of Education & Outreach*
Katie Hover, Conservation Easement Steward*
Laurie Naylor, Office Manager*
Tim Seifert, Executive Director
Diana Stepita, Membership Manager*
Brian Windrope, Director of Philanthropy
* part-time
JANE K. FOX
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thrilled to report that a larger percentage of bluebirds returned
after fall migration, and that more young were hatched on the
island this year than in the previous two years. With increases
in both population size and proportion of resident bluebirds,
it appears that progress is being made towards establishing a selfsustaining population of these beautiful native songbirds, absent
from our islands for more than  years.
JANE K. FOX
Guemes Mountain
Start with a stunning piece of conservation land. Add some delicious local food, graceful paintings of our favorite island places,
and  people who care passionately about keeping our San Juans
healthy and beautiful, and you’ve got the makings of a great gathering.
The Preservation Trust’s th Anniversary Summer Social, held
on the Whitridge family’s iconic Arcady Farm on Orcas Island,
proved to be another successful event enjoyed by our many
enthusiastic members.
It takes many hands to pull these large events off and we want
to thank in particular the volunteers who stepped forward to help
with everything from serving food and beverages to guiding kids
in their nature activities. A special “hats off ” to Fred Whitridge,
our host for this year’s Social, and to the following businesses and
organizations for their support: Orcas Village Store, Crow Valley
Pottery, Plein Air Painters of Washington, San Juan Vineyards,
Lopez Island Vineyards, the Orcas Lions Club, and musicians
Gordon Koenig, Anita Orne, and J.P. Wittman. We hope you will
join us for next year’s Social, to be held at another spectacular
SJPT-protected property near you!
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JANE K. FOX
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Our success does not end here, however. Restoration of biological
diversity is only one of our goals. Another goal is to permanently
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protect the habitat that support these less common species.
Western bluebirds are closely tied to Garry oak ecosystems
throughout their range… and in the Salish Sea region, this type
of habitat has shrunk to less than % of its historical size.
Restoration and preservation of oak – prairie habitat will ensure
that the Western bluebird (and many other species) will thrive
well into the future. Through its educational and outreach efforts,
the San Juan Preservation Trust will continue to inform islanders
about the importance of Garry oak and other imperiled ecosystems,
while working with private landowners who recognize the value
in protecting these habitats for future generations…whether they
be human, avian, or otherwise.
MARK LINNEMANN
-Donor Acknowledgement
-Bluebird Project Wrap-Up
-Guemes Mountain Campaign Succeeds
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Patsy Sangster (Lopez)
Rachel Adams (Orcas)
Eliot Scull (Henry)
Karin Agosta (San Juan)
Bob Weaver (Waldron)
Morris Dalton (Lopez)
Jonathan White (Orcas)
Dodie Gann (San Juan)
Fred Whitridge (Orcas)
Oakley Goodner (Lopez)
Will Hamilton (San Juan) Andy Wickstrand (Orcas)
Judie Wilgress (Waldron)
Anne Hay (Orcas)
Dale Hazen (Fidalgo)
Mitchell Hoyt (Lopez)
Sara Longworth (Fidalgo)
Rick Machin (Fidalgo)
Sally Reeve (Lopez)