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THE LIVING COLLECTIONS ARE TAXONOMICALLY DIVERSE AND FOCUS ON SPECIES THAT ARE WELL-ADAPTED TO NORTHERN NEW MEXICO AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON WATER CONSERVATION, ATTRACTING POLLINATORS, AND SOUND HORTICULTURAL PRACTICES FOR THE REGION. THE ETHNOBOTANICAL PLANTINGS IN OJOS Y MANOS HELP US MAKE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANTS TO THE SURVIVAL OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE HISTORIC HISPANIC POPULATIONS OF NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. OVER THREE ACRES OF THE SFBG CONSISTS OF A MATURE PION JUNIPER WOODLAND AND IS IMPORTANT TO ADDRESSING ISSUES AROUND CLIMATE CHANGE. 23591 21568 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS - THE EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS OF THE SFBG ENGAGE DIVERSE AUDIENCES OF ALL AGES THROUGH CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, LECTURES, AND NATURE ACTIVITIES. 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IN 2023 THE FEATURED CHRISTINA SELBY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION FOCUSED ON THE ENDANGERED PINYON JAY AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE PION-JUNIPER ECOSYSTEM, WHICH OCCUPIES A MAJOR PORTION OF THE SFBG'S PROPERTY. CHRISTINA M. SELBY IS A PHOTOJOURNALIST AND NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER, FILMMAKER, AND WRITER BASED IN SANTA FE. SHE USES MULTIMEDIA STORYTELLING AS A POWERFUL TOOL TO BOTH SHARE THE BEAUTY OF THE PLANET AND MOTIVATE OTHERS TO ACT ON BEHALF OF NATURE. HER WORK FOCUSES ON RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND ECOSYSTEMS, AND THE PEOPLE WORKING TO SAVE THEM. 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THE GARDEN REGULARLY EVALUATES ACTIVITIES AS IT RELATES TO ITS TAX-EXEMPT STATUS. IF THE GARDEN ACTIVITIES ARE DETERMINED TO BE OUTSIDE OF ITS TAX-EXEMPT STATUS THE POTENTIAL EXISTS FOR TAX LIABILITIES ON THOSE UNRELATED ACTIVITIES. CURRENTLY, THE GARDEN ENGAGES IN NO ACTIVITIES THAT WOULD BE TAXED AS POTENTIALLY GENERATING UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME. ACCORDINGLY, NO PROVISION FOR INCOME TAXES HAS BEEN REFLECTED IN THE GARDEN'S FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. THE GARDEN'S INCOME TAX FILINGS ARE SUBJECT TO AUDIT BY VARIOUS TAXING AUTHORITIES. THE GARDEN'S OPEN AUDIT PERIODS ARE FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2020 AND THEREAFTER. THE GARDEN HAS NOT RECOGNIZED ANY CHANGES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS. 10 ANNIV. ON MU 65210 52250 12960 19875 LA LUZ DE LAS N 64296 3000 61296 75690 129506 55250 74256 95565 95565 -21309 FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION THE SANTA FE BOTANICAL GARDEN CELEBRATES, CULTIVATES AND CONSERVES THE RICH BOTANICAL HERITAGE AND BIODIVERSITY OF OUR REGION. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NATURE, WE DEMONSTRATE OUR COMMITMENT THROUGH EDUCATION, SCIENCE, CONSERVATION, COMMUNITY SERVICE, PRESENTATION OF THE ARTS, AND THE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF OUR PUBLIC GARDEN. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A MUSEUM HILL BOTANICAL GARDEN - IN 2023, THE SANTA FE BOTANICAL GARDEN (SFBG) CELEBRATED THE TEN-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF OPENING TO THE PUBLIC ON MUSEUM HILL. WE WELCOMED MORE VISITORS TO THE GARDEN THAN IN ANY OTHER YEAR SINCE OPENING IN 2013, SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED OUR PUBLIC PROGRAMMING, AMENDED OUR MISSION TO INCLUDE "SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION," INITIATED NEW ACTIVITIES FOCUSED ON CONSERVING BIODIVERSITY, AND CREATED NEW PROGRAMS SPECIFICALLY FOR MEMBERS. AND WE INAUGURATED - LA LUZ DE LAS NOCHES - A NEW ANNUAL HOLIDAY EVENT THAT ATTRACTED NEARLY 3,000 VISITORS TO THE GARDEN OVER TEN DAYS IN DECEMBER. THE HORTICULTURE PROGRAM AT THE SFBG CONTINUES TO BE CORE TO ALL OF THE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED ON THE GARDEN'S 19 ACRES. THE LIVING COLLECTIONS ARE TAXONOMICALLY DIVERSE AND FOCUS ON SPECIES THAT ARE WELL-ADAPTED TO NORTHERN NEW MEXICO AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON WATER CONSERVATION, ATTRACTING POLLINATORS, AND SOUND HORTICULTURAL PRACTICES FOR THE REGION. THE ETHNOBOTANICAL PLANTINGS IN OJOS Y MANOS HELP US MAKE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN OUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PLANTS TO THE SURVIVAL OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND THE HISTORIC HISPANIC POPULATIONS OF NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. OVER THREE ACRES OF THE SFBG CONSISTS OF A MATURE PION JUNIPER WOODLAND AND IS IMPORTANT TO ADDRESSING ISSUES AROUND CLIMATE CHANGE. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C ART IN THE GARDEN PROGRAM - PION COUNTRY: ILLUMINATING THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF LIFE IN THE ICONIC WOODLAND OF THE ARID WEST BY CHRISTINA SELBY. THE ART IN THE GARDEN PROGRAM IS ONE OF THE WAYS THAT THE SFBG ACCOMPLISHES ITS MISSION. IN 2023 THE FEATURED CHRISTINA SELBY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION FOCUSED ON THE ENDANGERED PINYON JAY AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE PION-JUNIPER ECOSYSTEM, WHICH OCCUPIES A MAJOR PORTION OF THE SFBG'S PROPERTY. CHRISTINA M. SELBY IS A PHOTOJOURNALIST AND NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER, FILMMAKER, AND WRITER BASED IN SANTA FE. SHE USES MULTIMEDIA STORYTELLING AS A POWERFUL TOOL TO BOTH SHARE THE BEAUTY OF THE PLANET AND MOTIVATE OTHERS TO ACT ON BEHALF OF NATURE. HER WORK FOCUSES ON RARE AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND ECOSYSTEMS, AND THE PEOPLE WORKING TO SAVE THEM. THE GARDEN'S PROGRAM INCLUDED ONE-ON-ONE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN GARDEN MEMBERS AND CHRISTINA, AS WELL AS A PUBLIC LECTURE THAT ADDRESSED HOW ART CAN STIMULATE ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 6 THE GARDEN HAS MEMBERS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B DRAFT OF THE 990 IS REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. A FINAL COPY IS CIRCULATED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WITH A REQUEST FOR COMMENTS/QUESTIONS WITHIN 5 DAYS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C ANNUALLY, A CONFLICT OF INTEREST INQUIRY IS DISTRIBUTED TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND MONITORED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 NO DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC