2022-06-10T13:07:29-05:00 2021-08-31 111986323 MARCUM LLP 1899 L STREET NW SUITE 850 WASHINGTON DC 20036 990 2020-09-01 530204616 NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION NATI 7034386000 11100 WILDLIFE CENTER DRIVE RESTON VA 20190 KAREN WAGNER TREASURER 7034386000 2022-06-10 1 KAREN WAGNER XXX-XX-XXXX AARON M FOX P01365820 2022274000 2 AAL1 IAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z COLLIN O' MARA 11100 WILDLIFE CENTER DRIVE RESTON VA 20190 117726268 0 X WWW.NWF.ORG X 1939 DC UNITE ALL AMERICANS TO ENSURE WILDLIFE THRIVES IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD. 35 35 396 4000 514721 0 65798995 93029114 6770603 6902193 1961548 4504984 7937796 9621977 82468942 114058268 5679323 3877341 0 0 37830317 38085105 450807 239873 8167845 47189797 53224643 91150244 95426962 -8681302 18631306 124409397 160724815 50699309 48696388 73710088 112028427 X SEE SCHEDULE O 0 0 28807777 3877341 32553 CONSERVATION PROGRAMSWILDLIFE - RESTORE & RECOVER WITH ONE-THIRD OF ALL U.S. WILDLIFE SPECIES AT-RISK OR VULNERABLE TO EXTINCTION, OUR WILDLIFE IS FEELING THE IMPACTS OF HABITAT LOSS, CLIMATE CHANGE, INVASIVE SPECIES, AND EMERGING DISEASES. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HAS PROVEN WE CAN RECOVER WILDLIFE THROUGH SUCCESSFUL LONG-TERM EFFORTS TO PROTECT GRIZZLY BEARS, BRING BACK WILD BISON, SECURE SAFE HABITAT FOR BIGHORN SHEEP, RESTORE BEAVERS FOR WATERSHED HEALTH, AND FIGHT FOR RUNS OF WILD SALMON.THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S SUCCESS SPRINGS FROM INNOVATIVE COLLABORATIONS WITH RANCHERS, CONSERVATIONISTS, LANDOWNERS, AGENCIES AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS. AND, WHILE WE ENGAGE IN MANY SUCCESSFUL HIGH-PROFILE NATIONAL ADVOCACY CAMPAIGNS, MUCH OF THE HARD WORK TAKES PLACE BEHIND-THE-SCENES IN THE HALLS OF GOVERNMENT AT THE LOCAL, STATE, TRIBAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS - OR IN ONE-ON-ONE CONVERSATIONS WHILE WORKING TO MODIFY LIVESTOCK FENCES THAT ALLOW WILDLIFE PASSAGE OR BUILD BEAVER DAM ANALOGS TO RESTORE PRAIRIE STREAMS. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION BRINGS TO ITS COLLABORATIONS AND NEGOTIATIONS CREDIBILITY EARNED THROUGH DECADES OF COMMITMENT, ACHIEVEMENT, AND INNOVATION.WILDLIFE CONFLICT RESOLUTION (ADOPT A WILDLIFE ACRE)THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS COMPLETING THE 20TH YEAR OF ITS WILDLIFE CONFLICT RESOLUTION PROGRAM, WORKING WITH RANCHERS GRAZING ON PUBLIC LAND TO PROTECT WILDLIFE INCLUDING WOLVES, GRIZZLY BEARS, BISON, BIGHORN SHEEP, AND NATIVE FISHERIES. IN COORDINATION WITH FEDERAL LAND MANAGERS, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION NEGOTIATES WITH LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS TO RETIRE LIVESTOCK GRAZING ALLOTMENTS THAT EXPERIENCE CHRONIC CONFLICT. IN SITUATIONS WHERE CONFLICTS BETWEEN LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE ARE PROLONGED AND INTRACTABLE, THE PROGRAM PROVIDES AN EQUITABLE SOLUTION FOR BOTH WILDLIFE AND LIVESTOCK INTERESTS.MOMENTUM FOR MAYORS' MONARCH PLEDGETODAY, NEARLY 90% OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES HAVE VANISHED IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATES AND AN ASTONISHING 99% IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES. TO REVERSE THIS, ALONG WITH OTHER KEY SPECIES DECLINES, NEARLY 5 MILLION PEOPLE NOW GARDEN FOR WILDLIFE THROUGH NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION-LED PROGRAMS. THESE INCLUDE THE MAYORS' MONARCH PLEDGE, ENGAGING COMMUNITIES IN THE MONARCH MIGRATION FLYWAY. MAYORS AND HEADS OF LOCAL AND TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS COMMIT TO COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION, ENACT LOCAL POLICY CHANGES TO SUPPORT MONARCH CONSERVATION, AND CREATE HABITAT FOR MONARCHS AND OTHER POLLINATORS, PROVIDING HANDS-ON OPPORTUNITIES FOR AMERICANS TO HELP POLLINATORS, BIRDS, AND BACKYARD MAMMALS. IN 2021, PROGRESS INCLUDED NEW PLEDGES FROM 329 LEADERS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA, NEW PLEDGE LANGUAGE AND ACTIONS FOCUSING ON EQUITY AND CULTURE, AND A NEW ONLINE SYSTEM WITH A MAP DISPLAYING NEW AND PAST PLEDGES.FENCING FOR WILDLIFETHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS LEADING A BOOTS-ON-THE-GROUND EFFORT TO CONSERVE WILDLIFE MIGRATIONS IN SOUTHWEST MONTANA AND EASTERN IDAHO BY COORDINATING FENCE MODIFICATION PROJECTS THAT HELP WILDLIFE MOVE SAFELY ACROSS THE LANDSCAPE. FENCES ARE A SIGNIFICANT YET OVERLOOKED FEATURE OF OUR HUMAN FOOTPRINT, AND THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS A LEADER IN COMBINING SCIENTIFIC DATA WITH VOLUNTEER EFFORTS TO CREATE WILDLIFE-FRIENDLY FENCES IN AREAS WHERE THEY WILL HAVE THE BIGGEST IMPACTS. THE NORTHERN ROCKIES, PRAIRIES AND PACIFIC REGIONAL CENTER'S FENCING FOR WILDLIFE PROGRAM IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT THAT BRINGS TOGETHER STATE WILDLIFE AGENCIES, PUBLIC LAND AGENCIES, LANDOWNERS, CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS, THE OUTDOOR RETAILER COMMUNITY, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO CREATE WIN-WIN SOLUTIONS FOR WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE. WILDLIFEXING WILDLIFEXING IS A COMMUNITY-SCIENCE PROGRAM TO MORE EFFICIENTLY IMPROVE DATA COLLECTION AND ACCURACY OF WILDLIFE COUNTS ON AND NEARBY ROADS, USING SMARTPHONE TECHNOLOGY OR ONLINE MAPPING. THESE COMMUNITY SCIENCE OBSERVATIONS HELP TO INFORM STRATEGIES THAT IMPROVE WILDLIFE MOVEMENT AND VEHICLE SAFETY. ULTIMATELY, THIS CAN LEAD TO BETTER RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REDUCING WILDLIFE-VEHICLE COLLISIONS AND ENSURING WILDLIFE'S SAFE PASSAGE ACROSS HIGHWAYS. NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION PARTNERS WITH WILDLIFEXING THROUGH REGIONAL CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION STAFF TO GROW COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND ENGAGEMENT BY WORKING WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO RECRUIT AND TRAIN VOLUNTEERS THROUGH COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS/PRESENTATIONS. IN 2021, AN INTERACTIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS BEGAN IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES IN THE HI-LINE REGION OF MONTANA. THE PILOT PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE A MODEL FOR MONTANA AND ACROSS THE WEST.FORGING ALLIANCES FOR GOOD THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S WORK CONSERVING WILDLIFE AROUND THE WORLD RELIES UPON OUR CLOSE PARTNERSHIPS WITH ALLIES TO REACH LARGER AUDIENCES, ADVOCATE FOR SUSTAINABILITY, AND ACHIEVE ALIGNED AND MEASURABLE ACTIONS THAT ENCOURAGE AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY PRACTICES TO PROTECT FORESTS AND OTHER IMPORTANT ECOSYSTEMS. AND OUR WOOD FURNITURE SCORECARD AND EASTER CHOCOLATE SCORECARD HELPS CONSUMERS MAKE INFORMED CHOICES ABOUT THE IMPACTS OF THEIR PURCHASES ON WILDLIFE.SUSTAINABILITY SCORECARDSTHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION LAUNCHED TWO SUSTAINABILITY SCORECARDS: THE WOOD FURNITURE SCORECARD AND THE EASTER CHOCOLATE SCORECARD. THE FIRST IS A COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF WOOD SOURCING POLICIES OF ROUGHLY 100 FURNITURE RETAILERS ACROSS NORTH AMERICA. THE SCORECARD ASKS FURNITURE RETAILERS TO ADOPT SUSTAINABLE WOOD SOURCING POLICIES AND INCREASES AWARENESS OF BEST PRACTICES. THE EASTER CHOCOLATE SCORECARD SURVEYED 31 CHOCOLATE COMPANIES AND COCOA SUPPLIERS, WHICH SUPPLY MORE THAN 80% OF THE WORLD'S CHOCOLATE, ON DIFFERENT SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA. THE SCORECARD HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED TO SHIFT TO WILDLIFE-FRIENDLY COCOA AGROFORESTRY PRACTICES. BOTH PUBLICATIONS GENERATED SIGNIFICANT MEDIA ATTENTION DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.GLOBAL BEEF INDUSTRY SETS AMBITIOUS NEW SUSTAINABILITY GOALSTHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION LED THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY GOAL ON NATURE AND LAND-USE FOR THE GLOBAL ROUNDTABLE FOR SUSTAINABLE BEEF (GRSB) AND ITS NETWORK OF LOCAL AND NATIONAL ROUNDTABLE MEMBERS AROUND THE WORLD. FOUNDED IN 2012, THE GRSB IS A GLOBAL MULTI-STAKEHOLDER INITIATIVE THAT ADVANCES THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE GLOBAL BEEF VALUE CHAIN THROUGH LEADERSHIP, SCIENCE AND MULTI-STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT, AND COLLABORATION. IN 2020, GRSB FORMALLY APPROVED THE PROCESS TO DEVELOP THREE NEW GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY GOALS FOR THE BEEF INDUSTRY, COVERING CLIMATE AND GREENHOUSE GASES, NATURE AND LAND-USE, AND ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE. NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION LED THE WORK ON THE NATURE AND LAND-USE GOAL, SPEARHEADING A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EFFORT WITH MORE THAN 40 REPRESENTATIVES FROM DIVERSE CONSTITUENCY GROUPS ACROSS 12 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.EQUITY & ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AFTER YEARS OF ONGOING EFFORTS, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HAS A DEDICATED TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS LEADING US TOWARD TRULY BECOMING AN ANTI-RACIST ORGANIZATION, INSTITUTIONALIZING PRINCIPLES OF EQUITY AND JUSTICE THROUGHOUT OUR ORGANIZATION AND AMONG OUR STAFF. THE FEDERATION'S ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE INITIATIVES BUILD UPON OVER A DECADE OF RELATIONSHIP BUILDING AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. OUR PROGRAM IS ROOTED IN RACE AND SOCIAL JUSTICE BY DESIGN.THE PROGRAM IS UNDERPINNED BY A PHILOSOPHY OF LISTENING BEFORE TALKING, GIVING BEFORE ASKING, SHARING RESOURCES, AND BUILDING COMMUNITY CAPACITY. WE INTENTIONALLY PRIORITIZE, AMPLIFY, AND INCLUDE POLICY SOLUTIONS, VIEWS, AND VOICES OF BLACK, INDIGENOUS, LATINX, ASIAN, PACIFIC ISLANDER, AND PEOPLE OF COLOR AND LOWER WEALTH COMMUNITIES. WE INVEST THE TIME AND CULTURAL RESPECT REQUIRED TO BUILD AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS AND CONNECT OUR POLICY AND ADVOCACY EFFORTS TO THOSE COMMUNITIES SEVERELY IMPACTED BY CLIMATE CHANGE. DEIJ SERVES AS THE FOUNDATION IN OUR ABILITY TO WORK ALONGSIDE FRONTLINE AND FENCE-LINE COMMUNITIES.NATIONAL TOWN HALL ON CREATING SAFE SPACESTHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HOSTED THE NATIONAL TOWN HALL ON CREATING SAFE SPACES, CONVENING MORE THAN A DOZEN BLACK CONSERVATIONISTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERS TO DISCUSS THE POLICY, PRACTICES, AND PROGRAMS NEEDED TO STRENGTHEN ACCESS, REPRESENTATION, AND SAFETY FOR BLACK FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES IN THE OUTDOORS. LAUNCHED IN DECEMBER 2020, THE CREATING SAFE SPACES INITIATIVE SHEDS LIGHT ON THE CHALLENGES THAT BLACK PEOPLE FACE IN SAFELY ACCESSING AND ENJOYING THE OUTDOORS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUTDOOR AFRO, BLACK AF IN STEM, PATAGONIA, AND THE LINKS, INCORPORATED. OUR LONG-TERM GOALS INCLUDE HOSTING ANNUAL ROUNDTABLES, FOCUSED ON INCREASING ACCESS TO THE OUTDOORS FOR DIFFERENT IDENTITY GROUPS AND IMPLEMENTING ON-THE-GROUND ACTIVITIES THAT PROVIDE CONCRETE RESULTS TO ENSURE EVERYONE IS ABLE TO SAFELY ACCESS AND ENJOY GREEN SPACES. 24276281 5631494 EDUCATION OUTREACH & PUBLICATIONSCONNECTING TODAY'S YOUTH TO NATURE IS FUNDAMENTAL TO PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT, AND BENEFITS BOTH PEOPLE AND WILDLIFE. RESEARCH SHOWS THAT CHILDREN WHO HAVE REGULAR POSITIVE EXPERIENCES IN NATURE DEVELOP DEEPER, LIFELONG AFFECTION FOR THE NATURAL WORLD AND HAVE MORE EMPATHY FOR WILDLIFE.OFFERING A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT TEAM PROVIDES ALL PEOPLE WITH EQUITABLE ACCESS TO NATURE, SCIENTIFICALLY BASED ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, AND THE HISTORY AND PRINCIPLES OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.OUR TEAM CULTIVATES AND SUPPORTS LEADERS TO TAKE ACTION ACROSS THE NATION, WORKING DAILY ALONGSIDE STUDENTS, PARENTS, TEACHERS, FAITH LEADERS, SCIENTISTS, AND A WIDE RANGE OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS TRANSFORMING EDUCATION TO ACTION AND BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDS.OUR LARGE NETWORK OF YOUTH LEADERS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS HAVE SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED OUR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND TRANSFORMED THEIR SCHOOLS, CITIES, BACKYARDS, PLACES OF WORSHIP, AND GREEN SPACES, KEEPING COMMUNITIES HEALTHY AND WILDLIFE THRIVING.EARTH TOMORROW 20TH ANNIVERSARYEARTH TOMORROW, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM CELEBRATED ITS 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY. THE PROGRAM HELPS FOSTER A NEW GENERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDS THROUGH A YEAR-LONG CYCLE OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, COMMUNITY ACTION PROJECTS, CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND OUTDOOR EXPLORATION. FOUNDED IN ATLANTA IN 2001, THE PROGRAM HAS WORKED WITH MORE THAN 5,000 YOUTH ON ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE-LEARNING AND COMMUNICATION ACTION PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT FRONTLINE COMMUNITIES ADDRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CHALLENGES. STUDENTS HAVE ALSO VOLUNTEERED TIME TO WORK ON PROJECTS IN GEORGIA STATE PARKS, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE PROPERTIES, USDA FOREST SERVICE LANDS, AND URBAN FORESTS AND NATURE CENTERS.CAMPUS RACE TO ZERO WASTE: 2021 -- 230 MILLION PLASTIC CONTAINERS KEPT OUT OF THE LANDFILLDURING THE 2021 CAMPUS RACE TO ZERO WASTE COMPETITION, 200 CAMPUSES FROM 43 STATES, REACHING 2.9 MILLION STUDENTS AND STAFF, DIVERTED MORE THAN 25.8 MILLION POUNDS OF WASTE THROUGH WASTE MINIMIZATION EFFORTS, DONATIONS, COMPOSTING, AND RECYCLING, AND KEPT AND KEPT MORE THAN 230 MILLION PLASTIC CONTAINERS OUT OF THE LANDFILL. IN EIGHT WEEKS, PARTICIPANTS PREVENTED THE RELEASE OF 30,669 METRIC TONS OF CARBON DIOXIDE EQUIVALENT INTO THE ATMOSPHERE, EQUIVALENT TO AVOIDING ANNUAL EMISSIONS FROM 6,463 CARS.CHILDREN THRIVE OUTSIDETHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S EARLY CHILDHOOD HEALTH OUTDOORS (ECHO) TEAM EXPANDED NATIONALLY IN 2021 TO WORK CLOSELY WITH COMMUNITIES IN MICHIGAN, NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, AND NEBRASKA, AS WELL AS CONVENING A NATIONAL DIALOGUE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF OUTDOOR QUALITY IN AMERICA'S OVERBURDENED CHILDCARE SYSTEM. THESE EFFORTS LED TO GREATER EMPHASIS OF OUTDOOR SPACES IN AMERICA'S HEAD START SYSTEM AND PAVED THE WAY TO BUILD A NEW GENERATION OF HEALTHY, ENGAGED CONSERVATION STEWARDS.SACRED GROUNDSTHE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S SACRED GROUNDS PROGRAM RECOGNIZES CONGREGATIONS, HOUSES OF WORSHIP, AND FAITH COMMUNITIES THAT BOTH CREATE WILDLIFE HABITAT THROUGH NATIVE PLANT GARDENS AND ACTIVELY LINK FAITH PRACTICES AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP. WHEN PEOPLE COME TOGETHER ACROSS DIFFERENCES TO CONFRONT THE CHALLENGES OF A CHANGING WORLD, BOTH WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE WILL THRIVE. BUILDING AUTHENTIC PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL PARTNERS SUPPORTS HOUSES OF WORSHIP AND THEIR COMMUNITIES WITH PROJECT PLANNING AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE TO INCREASE NATIVE PLANT GARDENS, AND PRIORITIZE THEIR GOALS, VISIONS, AND EXPERIENCES THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS. THE GREAT LAKES AND MID-ATLANTIC REGIONS HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY ACTIVE IN SACRED GROUNDS IN 2021. DOZENS MORE HOUSES OF WORSHIP HAVE ALREADY COMMITTED TO PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM IN 2022.FIFTH ANNUAL ECOCAREERS CONFERENCE THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S FIFTH ANNUAL VIRTUAL ECOCAREERS CONFERENCE WAS HELD ON APRIL 7-8. THIS YEAR, NEARLY 900 HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS REGISTERED FOR THE CONFERENCE TO LEARN ABOUT CAREERS IN CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY. WHILE THIS GREEN CAREER CONFERENCE HAS BEEN HELD ONLINE FROM THE BEGINNING TO REDUCE EMISSIONS AND REACH MORE STUDENTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND THE PLANET, THE COVID PANDEMIC STILL HEAVILY IMPACTED THE TOPICS, SPEAKERS, AND CAREER PLANS OF THE CONFERENCE ATTENDEES. FOUR SPOTLIGHTED CAREER SECTORS WERE SELECTED BASED ON THEIR RENEWED IMPORTANCE IN LIGHT OF THE PANDEMIC: SUSTAINABILITY IN HEALTHCARE; ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE; JOURNALISM; AND GREEN TECHNOLOGY AND INFRASTRUCTURE. THE RISC YOUTH RESILIENCE AMBASSADOR CORPAN EIGHT-WEEK SUMMER PROGRAM WAS PILOTED FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS - INTRODUCING STUDENTS TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND RESILIENCE CONCEPTS THROUGH MINI-LECTURES, GROUP DISCUSSIONS, GUEST SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS, ACTIVITIES, AND READINGS. STUDENTS EXPLORED TOPICS SUCH AS CLIMATE ANXIETY, CLIMATE JUSTICE AND ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM, URBAN RESILIENCE PLANNING, BEST PRACTICES IN SURVEY DESIGN, AND CLIMATE SOLUTIONS. THE STUDENTS DESIGNED A COASTAL COMMUNITY VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT THAT WILL BE DEPLOYED BY STUDENT TEAMS IN THE SPRING. A SHORT FILM ABOUT THE RISC PROGRAM BY HUFFMAN STUDIO, "IT'S OUR FUTURE," WAS ACCEPTED INTO SIX FILM FESTIVALS IN 2021: FROM NEW YORK TO AUSTRALIA. IT WILL BE POSTED ON NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS.TEACH4CLIMATE SUMMER INSTITUTEFOR THE PAST FOUR YEARS, NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HAS CONVENED A TEAM OF PARTNERS - INCLUDING THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA, THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, FAIRMOUNT WATER WORKS, AND ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABILITY - TO DESIGN AND HOST A THREE-DAY SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR PHILADELPHIA TEACHERS AROUND LOCAL CLIMATE SCIENCE, COMMUNICATIONS, AND HOW TO FACILITATE STUDENT ACTION. IN AUGUST, THE PARTNERSHIP EXPLORED CLIMATE CHANGE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ISSUE AND FOCUSED SPECIFICALLY ON URBAN HEAT ISLANDS AND SOLUTIONS TO HEAT VULNERABILITY. FOLLOWING THE SUMMER TRAINING ARE MULTIPLE, SHORTER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS OVER THE SCHOOL YEAR WITH THE GOAL OF PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLS USING THE ECO-SCHOOLS USA FRAMEWORK TO GUIDE STUDENT INVESTIGATION AND ACTION ON LOCAL CLIMATE ISSUES. 28058239 8862884 MEMBERSHIP & OTHER NATURE EDUCATION PROGRAMSMEMBERSHIP & OTHER NATURE EDUCATION PROGRAMS MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE, ENGAGED AND INFORMED MEMBERSHIP PROVIDING SUPPORTERS WITH THE INFORMATION AND INSPIRATION TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THEIR OWN BACKYARDS, THEIR COMMUNITIES, AND ACROSS THE COUNTRY. NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION REACHES MILLIONS OF SUPPORTERS ON A MONTHLY BASIS TO COMMUNICATE THE MOST PRESSING NEEDS FACING THE ENVIRONMENT TODAY - FROM PEOPLE BECOMING MORE DISCONNECTED FROM NATURE TO LOSS OF HABITAT AND THE IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE. THROUGH SUCH PUBLICATIONS AS NATIONAL WILDLIFE MAGAZINE, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION WEBSITE, AND OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION, NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS EDUCATING OUR MEMBERSHIP BASE ON HOW NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS WORKING TO PROTECT WILDLIFE AND HABITAT. 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2016 AMOUNT: $ 425. 2017 AMOUNT: $ 0. 2018 AMOUNT: $ 0. 2019 AMOUNT: $ 122. 2020 AMOUNT: $ 0. HONORARIA - 2016 AMOUNT: $ 63,774. 2017 AMOUNT: $ 44,267. 2018 AMOUNT: $ 42,739. 2019 AMOUNT: $ 114,424. 2020 AMOUNT: $ 85,259. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 1 1 1 942 1 6039 0 1 229206 1 243306 1 2 0 479495 0 PART II-B, LINE 1: THE LOBBYING WORK OF THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ADVANCES THE TAX-EXEMPT PURPOSES OF THE ORGANIZATION, FOCUSING ON ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE; THE CONSERVATION, PROTECTION, AND RESTORATION OF LAND, WATER AND WILDLIFE; ADDRESSING ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE; AND CONNECTING CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES TO NATURE. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION DEVOTED $479,496 OF ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE EXPENDITURES ATTEMPTING TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION IN FISCAL YEAR 2021. NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HELPED ADVANCE THE FOLLOWING INITIATIVES: - A NEW, DEDICATED FEDERAL FUNDING STREAM FOR STATE FISH AND WILDLIFE AGENCIES TO ENGAGE IN PROACTIVE CONSERVATION WORK THAT HELPS PREVENT SPECIES FROM BEING LISTED AS THREATENED OR ENDANGERED. HABITAT LOSS, CLIMATE CHANGE, INVASIVE SPECIES, AND EMERGING DISEASES HAVE ALL TAKEN A TOLL ON OUR NATION'S WILDLIFE. TODAY, ONE-THIRD OF ALL U.S. WILDLIFE SPECIES ARE AT INCREASED RISK OF EXTINCTION. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION AND ITS STATE AND TERRITORIAL AFFILIATES WORKED TO ADVANCE CRITICAL LEGISLATION FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, INCLUDING MULTIPLE BIPARTISAN BILLS THAT PROTECT AND RESTORE OUR PUBLIC LANDS, WATERS, WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND WORKING LANDS. WE ALSO ADVANCED A BOLD VISION FOR RECOVERING AMERICA'S WILDLIFE THAT IS GAINING BIPARTISAN SUPPORT IN CONGRESS WHICH IS CRITICAL TO ENACT IF WE ARE SERIOUS ABOUT SAVING THOUSANDS OF AT-RISK SPECIES. - PROPER IMPLEMENTATION OF WILDLIFE-FRIENDLY FARM BILL CONSERVATION PROGRAMS; - FUNDING TO BETTER MONITOR, RESEARCH, AND ADDRESS WILDLIFE DISEASES LIKE CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE; - BILLS THAT SEEK TO BOTH BETTER IDENTIFY AND PRESERVE EXISTING ROUTES THAT WILDLIFE TRAVEL AND CONNECT FRAGMENTED HABITAT; - THE ADOPTION OF NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS AND IMPROVING TRANSPARENCY AND COORDINATION IN THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS; - REAUTHORIZATION OF KEY WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS WITH IMPROVEMENTS TO BETTER SERVE LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES; - THE REFORM OF THE NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM (NFIP) TO PROVIDE A FAIRER RETURN FOR TAXPAYERS AND BETTER PROTECT OUR VULNERABLE COASTLINES AND WETLANDS; - STRONGER WILDFIRE RESILIENCE MEASURES, INCLUDING FOREST MANAGEMENT; - POLICIES THAT SUPPORT AN EQUITABLE TRANSITION FOR FOSSIL-FUEL DEPENDENT COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING ECONOMIC REDEVELOPMENT AND RECLAMATION OF DEGRADED LAND AND WATER; - IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND, WHICH SUPPORTS COMMUNITIES ACROSS AMERICA, SECURES ACCESS TO RECREATION, AND PROTECTS VALUABLE WILDLIFE HABITAT; - FUTURE-FOCUSED, COMPREHENSIVE POLICIES TO ADDRESS AMERICA'S CRUMBLING BUILT AND NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE, INCLUDING COASTAL RESILIENCE PROJECTS AND REFORESTATION; - THE REFORM OF THE RENEWABLE FUELS STANDARD IN WAYS THAT WOULD BETTER PROTECT WILDLIFE HABITAT IN THE FACE OF A CORN ETHANOL EXPANSION, INCLUDING BY PROMOTING ADVANCED BIOFUELS; - EXTENSIONS OF TAX CREDITS FOR WIND POWER, SOLAR ENERGY, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, AND BATTERY STORAGE, AS WELL AS REVISIONS TO THE TAX CODE THAT WOULD FACILITATE OUR TRANSITION TO A ZERO-EMISSION ECONOMY FOR THE BENEFIT OF PEOPLE AND WILDLIFE ALIKE; - THE CONSERVATION OF OUR NATION'S PUBLIC LANDS, WATERS, AND TREASURED NATURAL AREAS, INCLUDING THE ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE; - A NEW LEGISLATIVE PROPOSAL TO CREATE A NATIONAL GRASSLANDS CONSERVATION STRATEGY TO CONSERVE AND RESTORE DWINDLING NATIVE GRASSLANDOUR MOST IMPERILED ECOSYSTEMAND PREVENT FURTHER LOSSES. - SUPPORT FOR MAINTAINING BEDROCK ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS LIKE THE CLEAN WATER ACT, CLEAN AIR ACT, NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT, AND ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT. - A ROBUST BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE PACKAGE THAT FUNDED NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE, WILDLIFE CROSSINGS, LEAD PIPE REPLACEMENT, CLEAN ENERGY AND CLEAN TRANSPORTATION, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PRIORITIES, AND ADDITIONAL INVESTMENTS TO ADDRESS THE CLIMATE CRISIS; - INITIATIVES TO ADVANCE REGIONAL ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION IN THE GREAT LAKES, CHESAPEAKE, SNAKE RIVER, EVERGLADES, AND AROUND THE COUNTRY; - A NON-REGULATORY INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON THE RESTORATION AND RESILIENCE OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. - SUFFICIENT APPROPRIATIONS TO ADDRESS THE INTERSECTING CLIMATE, BIODIVERSITY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CRISES - REFORM OF OUTDATED FEDERAL OIL AND GAS LEASING LAWS TO PROVIDE A FAIRER RETURN TO TAXPAYERS. 13031106 3664009 180359 49971 16825503 12553489 416426 84687 23496 13031106 14567489 11351 2025351 12553489 12828801 1790407 52303 104022 14567489 12697190 156945 94101 119435 12828801 0.66073 0.32608 0.01320 0 0 4636639 4636639 12780638 5250712 7529926 1738992 653429 1085563 14151693 11348203 2803490 899186 455947 443239 16498857 INSTITUTIONAL COMINGLED FUNDS 31723345 F PRIVATE EQUITY FUNDS 338706 F 32062051 RIGHT-OF-USE ASSET 4788421 CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUSTS 474779 CHARITABLE REMAINDER ANNUITIES 6571470 INTEREST IN PERPETUAL TRUST 5273770 POSTAGE ADVANCES 173763 OTHER ASSETS 142177 DEPOSITS 112010 INTEREST RECEIVABLE 12238 17548628 ACCRUED PENSION EXPENSE 4275077 POST-RETIREMENT BENEFITS RESERVE 7253242 ANNUITY AND OTHER RESERVES 3052066 LEASE LIABILITY 4788421 19368806 X 138945659 15205257 2085785 8149217 25440259 113505400 528725 24143 552868 114058268 100627320 2085785 3667441 5753226 94874094 528725 24143 552868 95426962 PART V, LINE 4: ENDOWMENT FUNDS ABOVE SUPPORT NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND ARE HELD IN ACCORDANCE WITH EACH DONOR'S STIPULATIONS AND WISHES CONCERNING VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. THE AMOUNT ABOVE ALSO CONTAINS INTERNALLY DESIGNATED FUNDS. PART X, LINE 2: THE FEDERATION REVIEWS AND ASSESSES ALL ACTIVITIES ANNUALLY TO IDENTIFY ANY CHANGES IN THE SCOPE OF THE ACTIVITIES AND REVENUE SOURCES AND THE TAX TREATMENT THEREOF TO IDENTIFY ANY UNCERTAINTY IN INCOME TAXES. FOR THE YEARS ENDED AUGUST 31, 2021 AND 2020, MANAGEMENT DID NOT IDENTIFY ANY UNCERTAINTY IN INCOME TAXES REQUIRING RECOGNITION OR DISCLOSURE IN THESE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. PART XI, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: COST OF GOODS SOLD 3,536,603. CHANGE IN SPLIT INTEREST AGREEMENTS 2,832,978. PENSION AND POST RETIREMENT MARKET ADJUSTMENT 1,648,798. RENTAL EXPENSES 130,838. PART XI, LINE 4B - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 24,143. PART XII, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: RENTAL EXPENSES 130,838. COST OF GOODS SOLD 3,536,603. PART XII, LINE 4B - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES 24,143. 1 SOUTH AMERICA 0 0 GRANTMAKING 259560 EUROPE (INCLUDING ICELAND AND GREENLAND) 0 2 PROGRAM SERVICES IT SUPPORT/PROGRAMS 287989 0 2 0 0 0 2 547549 0 547549 SOUTH AMERICA - ARGENTINA, BOLIVIA, BRAZIL, CHILE, COLUMBIA, ECUADOR, DEFORESTATION 104410 WIRE CASH SOUTH AMERICA - ARGENTINA, BOLIVIA, BRAZIL, CHILE, COLUMBIA, ECUADOR, DEFORESTATION 130000 WIRE CASH SOUTH AMERICA - ARGENTINA, BOLIVIA, BRAZIL, CHILE, COLUMBIA, ECUADOR, DEFORESTATION 25150 WIRE CASH 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 2: THE FEDERATION ASSESSES WHETHER ANY FOREIGN ENTITIES ARE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WITH A SIMILAR MISSION TO THE FEDERATION AND CAPABLE OF MEETING THE DELIVERABLES TO ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION. WE ASK FOR PROPOSALS FROM GRANTEES AND ONCE WE ARE SATISFIED, WE ENGAGE IN WRITTEN AGREEMENTS AND CAREFULLY MONITOR THE GRANTEE TO ENSURE DELIVERABLES AND MILESTONES ARE MET SO THAT THE OVERALL MISSION OBJECTIVES ARE ACCOMPLISHED. THE FEDERATION STAFF ROUTINELY ALSO WORK ALONG WITH GRANTEES TO MONITOR PROGRESS IN ADDITION TO REQUIRING REGULAR REPORTS BY THE GRANTEES. PART I, LINE 3: FOREIGN EXPENDITURES ARE ACCOUNTED FOR ON THE ACCRUAL BASIS. PART III ACCOUNTING METHOD: PART II, LINE 1: FOREIGN GRANTS ARE ACCOUNTED FOR ON THE ACCRUAL BASIS. 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THE FORM OF GRANTS AND AWARDS. THIS SUPPORT IS GIVEN TO BOTH ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WHOSE WORK WILL FURTHER BENEFIT THE MISSION OF NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS. FOR GRANTS THAT ARE SUB-AWARDS AND WHERE THE ORIGINAL FUNDS WERE GRANTED TO NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION, WE REQUIRE THE AWARDEE TO REPORT TO NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ON HOW THE FUNDS ARE USED. IN CASES WHERE IT IS NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION FUNDS THAT ARE GIVEN OUT AS A GRANT, IT SPECIFIES IN ITS AWARD LETTER TO GRANTEES THE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ON THE USE OF THE FUNDS AND IN SOME CASES RESERVES THE RIGHT TO EXAMINE THE RECORDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE AWARD. 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FORM 990, PART III, LINE 1 THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS A FEDERATION OF 53 STATE AND TERRITORIAL AFFILIATES AND THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO UNITE AMERICANS TO ENSURE THAT WILDLIFE THRIVES IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING WORLD. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION BELIEVES THAT IN ORDER TO SAVE WILDLIFE AND OURSELVES, WE NEED TO ENSURE THAT EVERYONE IN AMERICA HAS CLEAN AIR AND WATER, SAFE COMMUNITIES, EASY AND EQUITABLE ACCESS TO THE DAILY BENEFITS OF NATURE, AND PROTECTION FROM THE RAVAGES OF CLIMATE CHANGE. THESE BASIC NEEDS, EQUALLY NECESSARY AND URGENT FOR ALL PEOPLE, ARE FOUNDATIONAL TO BRINGING THE CONSERVATION MOVEMENT AND ETHOS INTO THE 21ST CENTURY. AT THIS MOMENT, MORE THAN A THIRD OF OUR COUNTRY'S SPECIES ARE AT RISK OF EXTINCTION IN THE COMING DECADES. IN THE LAST 20 YEARS, THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY'S POPULATION HAS DECLINED BY 90 PERCENT. AMERICA'S FREE-RANGING BISON, WHICH ONCE NUMBERED 20 TO 30 MILLION, ARE DOWN TO FEWER THAN 5,000 INDIVIDUALS. IN THE FACE OF THESE CHALLENGES, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION REMAINS AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE FIGHT TO TACKLE WILDLIFE'S GREATEST THREATS, WORKING COLLABORATIVELY TO INCREASE WILDLIFE POPULATIONS AND ENHANCE THEIR CAPACITY TO THRIVE. AS IN NATURE, WE HAVE STRENGTH IN NUMBERS. OUR ABILITY TO HELP WILDLIFE IS INEXTRICABLY LINKED TO THE DIVERSE EFFORTS OF THE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS THAT SUPPORT OUR MISSION. ACROSS THE COUNTRY WE ENGAGE WITH COMMUNITIES, SCHOOLS, GOVERNMENTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO BUILD AND NURTURE A COMMON COMMITMENT TO CONSERVATION. THROUGH OUR HANDS-ON PROGRAMS, POLICY WORK, COMMUNITY OUTREACH, AND MORE, WE FORGE A CONSERVATION MOVEMENT OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE THAT WORK EACH DAY TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND WILDLIFEBECAUSE IN SAVING WILDLIFE, WE SAVE OURSELVES. AT THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION, WE'RE FOCUSED ON WHAT'S MOST IMPORTANT: SAVING THE ONE-THIRD OF AMERICA'S WILDLIFE SPECIES AT RISK OF EXTINCTION AND IN URGENT NEED OF CONSERVATION, MOBILIZING ACTION TO ENSURE OUR PLANET DOESN'T REACH THE POINT OF NO RETURN ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND CONNECTING OUR CHILDREN AND FUTURE GENERATIONS WITH NATURE. WITH THE ADOPTION OF ITS 2018-2021 STRATEGIC PLAN, SAVING AMERICA'S WILDLIFE: TOWARD A COMMON AGENDA, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION COMMITS ITSELF TO REVERSING THE DECLINE OF AMERICA'S WILDLIFE OVER THE NEXT GENERATION. RECOGNIZING THAT HABITAT DEGRADATION AND LOSS, POLLUTION, INVASIVE SPECIES, AND THE PUBLIC'S GROWING DISCONNECTION FROM NATURE ARE ALL TAKING THEIR TOLL, WE LOOKED TO STRATEGIES EQUAL TO THE TASK: ECOSYSTEM-SCALE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION OF LANDS, WATERS, AND COASTS; WILDLIFE- AND HABITAT MANAGEMENT APPROPRIATE TO 21ST CENTURY CHALLENGES LIKE CLIMATE CHANGE; FULL ENGAGEMENT OF COMMUNITIES; ROBUST INVESTMENT IN THE NEXT GENERATION OF CONSERVATIONISTS; AND THE BUILDING OF A CONSTITUENCY FOR WILDLIFE THAT IS LARGE, STRONG, AND DIVERSE. OUR COMMON AGENDA INCLUDES A COMMITMENT TO: - PROTECT, RESTORE, AND CONNECT WILDLIFE HABITAT: ACTIVE RESTORATION AND RECONNECTION OF FRAGMENTED AND DEGRADED HABITAT ACROSS PROTECTED LANDS, WORKING LANDS, WATERWAYS, COASTS, AND COMMUNITIES - TRANSFORM WILDLIFE CONSERVATION: ADVANCING 21ST CENTURY WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, DEFENDING PUBLIC TRUST RESOURCES, AND CONFRONTING EMERGING STRESSORS LIKE CLIMATE CHANGE, INVASIVE SPECIES, AND WILDLIFE DISEASES. - CONNECT AMERICANS WITH WILDLIFE: INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF CONSERVATIONISTS AND MOBILIZING A DIVERSE CONSERVATION ARMY TO BROADEN THE STEWARDSHIP ETHIC, CONSERVATION ACTION, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INVESTMENTS, AND SUPPORT FOR POLICY CHANGES NECESSARY TO SAVE THOUSANDS OF AT-RISK SPECIES IN OUR TIME. PART III, LINE 4A CONTINUED: PARTNERSHIPS TO ADVANCE JUSTICE FOR TRIBAL AND INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES IN 2021, NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ENGAGED TRIBAL AND INDIGENOUS LEADERS FROM ACROSS THE NATION TO INFORM A TRIBAL AND INDIGENOUS PARTNERSHIPS EXPANSION STRATEGY THAT WILL SERVE AS A BLUEPRINT FOR THE FEDERATION TO HELP TRIBES BUILD POWER AND ADVANCE CONSERVATION PRIORITIES. THIS STRATEGY INCLUDES GUIDELINES FOR NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION TO AUTHENTICALLY ENGAGE WITH AND SUPPORT TRIBES IN CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIPS, LEVERAGING THE FEDERATION'S PRIVILEGE TO ELEVATE THE ROLE OF THE ORIGINAL STEWARDS OF AMERICA'S LANDS, WATER, AND WILDLIFE. TRANSITIONING TO A CLEAN ECONOMY FROM NATIVE GRASSLANDS TO COASTAL WETLANDS TO BOTTOMLAND HARDWOOD FORESTS, NATURE PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN SEQUESTERING CARBON AND SHIELDING COMMUNITIES FROM THE EFFECTS OF SEVERE CLIMATE-FUELED FIRES, FLOODS, HURRICANES, AND STORMS. BY CENTERING EQUITY AND JUSTICE TO ADVANCE BOTH NATURAL SOLUTIONS AND CLEANER SOURCES OF ENERGY AND INDUSTRY, THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS WORKING TO SWIFTLY CUT POLLUTION WHILE STAVING OFF THE WORST IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE THAT ARE OFTEN FELT FIRST AND WORST BY FRONTLINE AND FENCE-LINE COMMUNITIES. OVER THE PAST YEAR, OUR TEAMS HAVE LED THE CHARGE NATIONALLY FOR INNOVATIVE AND EQUITABLE INVESTMENTS IN CLEAN POWER, ENERGY EFFICIENCY, AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION THAT SUPPORT CARBON-INTENSIVE AND FRONTLINE COMMUNITIES WHILE INTRODUCING NEW LABOR STANDARDS FOR THE CLEAN ENERGY INDUSTRY. WE ALSO HAVE WORKED WITH STATE AND FEDERAL LEADERS TO ADVANCE OFFSHORE WIND POWER THAT BENEFITS PEOPLE AND WILDLIFE ALIKE. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION ELEVATED THE DIRECT IMPACTS OF THE CLIMATE CRISIS, INCLUDING PUBLISHING AN INTERACTIVE REPORT AND STORY MAP TO ILLUSTRATE HOW CLIMATE CHANGE AFFECTS WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE ACROSS THE NATION. WE ARE ALSO WORKING WITH LEADING EXPERTS TO ADVOCATE FOR PRACTICES AND POLICIES TO INTEGRATE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MAPPING AND SCREENING TOOLS TO IDENTIFY VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES IN NEED OF THE GREATEST INVESTMENTS. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ADAPTATION GUIDE THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION WORKED WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE OVER THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS TO DEVELOP A NEW APPROACH AND GUIDE TO HELP NPS MANAGE OUR NATIONAL PARKS IN AN ERA OF RAPID CLIMATE CHANGE. RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES ARE POWERING LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION IN HISPANIC COMMUNITIES HISPANICS ENJOYING CAMPING, HUNTING, AND THE OUTDOORS (HECHO) DEMONSTRATED THEIR COMMUNITY-BASED APPROACH TO CONSERVATION BY CONVENING A CONVERSATION TO LEARN HOW RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES ARE POWERING LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION. THIS IS A DEMONSTRATION OF THE WORK THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS COMMITTED TO INCREASING, BY HEARING FROM FRONTLINE COMMUNITY LEADERS TO HEAR AND PROMOTE SOLUTIONS THAT WORK FOR THOSE CLOSEST TO THE PROBLEM. TEXAS MID-COAST CLIMATE ASSESSMENT THE PRIZED AND PRODUCTIVE WETLANDS AND ESTUARIES OF THE TEXAS MID-COAST REQUIRE DECISIVE POLICY INTERVENTIONS TO DEFEND AGAINST MULTIPLE CLIMATE-RELATED THREATS, ACCORDING TO A STUDY PUBLISHED THIS SPRING BY THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION'S TEXAS COAST AND WATER PROGRAM. WHILE THE REPORT INDICATES THE TEXAS COAST IS CHANGING AT AN ACCELERATING PACE, FEDERATION EXPERTS OUTLINE ADAPTIVE SOLUTIONS SUCH AS ECOSYSTEM-BASED INVESTMENTS THAT COULD HELP COMBAT EMERGING THREATS AND BUILD RESILIENCE ACROSS THE REGION. ACHIEVED CRITICAL ARMY CORPS REFORMS TO INCREASE NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE THE WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 2020 CONTAINED MULTIPLE POLICY CHANGES CHAMPIONED BY THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION. COLLECTIVELY, THE REFORMS PROVIDE THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WITH THE TOOLS AND AUTHORITIES NEEDED TO IMPROVE WATER RESOURCE PROJECT PLANNING, PRIORITIZE SOLUTIONS FOR UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, AND ENHANCE THE RESILIENCE OF THE NATION'S VITAL NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE - THE RIVERS, STREAMS, FLOODPLAINS, AND WETLANDS THAT PROVIDE ESSENTIAL HABITAT FOR AMERICA'S TREASURED FISH AND WILDLIFE. THESE PROVISIONS ELEVATE CONSIDERATION OF NATURE'S POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE THE NATION'S RESILIENCE AND LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD FOR USE OF NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE TO REDUCE FLOOD AND STORM DAMAGES WHILE PROTECTING AND RESTORING FISH AND WILDLIFE HABITAT. THE DIVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS PROVIDED BY SUSTAINABLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE CAN BE PARTICULARLY VALUABLE FOR UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES SUFFERING FROM IMPACTS SUCH AS FLOODING. LAND & WATER STEWARDSHIP AND CARING FOR THE LAND AND WATER IS AT THE CRUX OF WHY THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS INVESTED IN CONSERVATION POLICY WORK. CONNECTING OUR LOVE FOR THE LAND TO ACTION, ADVOCACY, AND SPEAKING UP FOR THE LAND AND WATER, HONORS THOSE WHO TOOK CARE OF THE LAND AND WATER IN THE PAST AND THOSE WHO WILL INHERIT THE RESPONSIBILITY TO STEWARD THE LAND AND WATER IN THE FUTURE. BEING ABLE TO ENJOY OR SUSTAIN LIFE AND LIVELIHOODS FROM THE LAND AND WATER COMES WITH GREAT RESPONSIBILITY. OUR VISION OF STRONG, CULTURALLY RICH COMMUNITIES CONNECTED TO NATURE AND EACH OTHER IS ONLY POSSIBLE IF WE WORK COLLABORATIVELY. AS A RESULT OF THIS APPROACH, WE HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE TO IMPROVE PROTECTIONS IN THE UPPER RIO GRANDE WATERSHED FOR WILDLIFE MIGRATION CORRIDORS THROUGH THE ENGAGEMENT AND SUPPORT OF COMMUNITIES ACROSS NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. CONSERVING WILDLIFE MIGRATION CORRIDORS THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION SECURED FOUR MAJOR VICTORIES IN 2021 CONSERVING WILDLIFE MIGRATION CORRIDORS. THE FEDERATION LED THE FIGHT IN THE UPPER RIO GRANDE VALLEY TO DESIGNATE PROTECTIONS FOR KEY MIGRATION CORRIDORS IN THE SANTA FE AND CARSON NATIONAL FORESTS. THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE ANNOUNCED IT WOULD INCLUDE THOSE CRITICAL PROTECTIONS IN FINAL LAND MANAGEMENT PLANS. THE AREA, WHICH STRADDLES NORTHERN NEW MEXICO AND SOUTHERN COLORADO, HOLDS SOME OF THE NATION'S MOST INTACT WILDLIFE LANDSCAPES. CONSERVING THESE IMPORTANT MIGRATION ROUTES FOR ELK, MULE DEER, PRONGHORN AND MANY OTHER SPECIES ENSURES THAT THE REGION WILL CONTINUE TO BE A MODEL FOR AMERICAN WILDLIFE CORRIDOR CONSERVATION. THE FEDERATION WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN NEVADA'S EXECUTIVE ORDER CONSERVING MIGRATION PATHWAYS IN SAGEBRUSH COUNTRY, AND THE FIRST IMPLEMENTATION OF WYOMING'S EXECUTIVE ORDER DESIGNATING THREE MULE DEER MIGRATION CORRIDORS. FINALLY, SUCCESSFUL ADVOCACY FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF THE TRIBAL WILDLIFE CORRIDORS ACT MARKED A CRITICAL STEP TOWARD ENSURING THAT TRIBES HAVE ADEQUATE RESOURCES TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES THAT PROTECT FISH AND WILDLIFE, AND BOOST BIODIVERSITY. ETHANOL REFORM THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION IS WORKING TO REDUCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND CLIMATE DAMAGE CAUSED BY BIOFUEL PRODUCTION. THE 4TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS RULED IN FAVOR OF A LAWSUIT FILED BY THE FEDERATION AND THE SIERRA CLUB, AGREEING THAT THE EPA HAD FAILED TO ADEQUATELY CONSIDER THE EFFECTS OF ETHANOL PRODUCTION ON ENDANGERED SPECIES WHEN DECIDING ON ETHANOL BLENDING REQUIREMENTS FOR 2019. THE COURT FOUND THAT THE AGENCY VIOLATED REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT TO CONSULT WITH THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AND NATIONAL MARINE MAMMAL AND FISHERIES SERVICE TO ENSURE THAT HIGH LEVELS OF BIOFUEL PRODUCTION ARE NOT LEADING TO HABITAT DESTRUCTION OR WATER POLLUTION AS A RESULT OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION TO GROW BIOFUEL CROPS SUCH AS CORN. THE DECISION CITED THE ROBUST INDEPENDENT RESEARCH AND THE AGENCY'S OWN REPORT TO CONGRESS THAT SHOWED THAT THESE IMPACTS HAVE OCCURRED OVER THE LAST 15 YEARS SINCE THE GOVERNMENT BEGAN REQUIRING THAT ETHANOL AND OTHER BIOFUELS BE BLENDED INTO GASOLINE. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HAS SPENT YEARS HIGHLIGHTING THESE PROBLEMS WITH CORN ETHANOL AND ADVOCATING FOR CHANGE. INTRODUCTION OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RESTORATION AND RESILIENCE INITIATIVE THE FEDERATION WORKED ALONGSIDE PARTNERS TO DEVELOP AN EPA GEOGRAPHIC PROGRAM FOCUSED ON COMPREHENSIVE RESTORATION OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, FROM ITS HEADWATERS TO THE GULF OF MEXICO. THE FEDERATION CO-LED THE DEVELOPMENT OF A WIDE-RANGING COALITION OF ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO ADVANCE THE PROGRAM. IF SUCCESSFUL, THE PROGRAM WOULD ADVANCE RESTORATION, RESILIENCE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE OUTCOMES IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER MAINSTEM STATES, MODELED AFTER THE SUCCESS OF THE GREAT LAKES RESTORATION INITIATIVE. PART III, LINE 4A CONTINUED: TRANSFORMING VACANT LOTS INTO CLIMATE RESILIENT POLLINATOR HABITAT OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS, NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HAS PILOTED A PROJECT IN PHILADELPHIA WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TO EXPLORE HOW CITIES WITH VACANT LOTS CAN RESTORE THESE SITES TO PROVIDE CLIMATE-RESILIENT WILDLIFE HABITAT, GREEN STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE, EQUITABLE ACCESS TO NEARBY NATURE, AND CREATE ECONOMIC/JOB TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES. AS PART OF THIS PROJECT, THE FEDERATION INSTALLED 50 POLLINATOR GARDENS ON 26 DIFFERENT VACANT LOTS IN PHILADELPHIA, TO UNDERSTAND WHAT PLANT SPECIES THRIVE BEST ON URBAN VACANT LOTS, WHICH PLANT COMMUNITIES ARE MOST DESIRED BY SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES, AND HOW THESE POLLINATOR SITES IMPACT STORMWATER RETENTION. OYSTER RETROFIT TECHNIQUE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION PARTNERED WITH SCIENTISTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE'S HORN POINT LABORATORY (UMCES) TO INSTALL AND STUDY OYSTER CASTLE BREAKWATERS IN THE CHOPTANK RIVER. UMCES PRODUCED A COMPLEX MODEL TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF THIS INSTALLATION ON THE SHORELINE OVER TIME. UMCES PARTNERED WITH SHORERIVERS TO BRING STUDENTS TO THE SITE TO LEARN ABOUT THE PROJECT AND CONDUCT RESEARCH. WITH AN IDEA BUDDING FROM THE INITIAL INSTALLATION, THE FEDERATION IS DEVELOPING A NOVEL RESTORATION TECHNIQUE, THE OYSTER RETROFIT, TO GREEN GREY INFRASTRUCTURE. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION AND UMCES INSTALLED A PILOT OYSTER RETROFIT IN SUMMER 2021. SHORERIVERS ENGAGED 2,000 STUDENTS IN ON-SITE SAMPLING AND LEARNING ABOUT THE PROJECT, PROTECTING 50 METERS OF SHORELINE. OREGON FISH EGGS TO FRY PROGRAM: REGIONAL ECO-SCHOOLS USA AND AFFILIATE COLLABORATION THE NORTHERN ROCKIES, PRAIRIES, AND PACIFIC REGIONAL EDUCATION STAFF HAS BEEN PARTNERING WITH OUR OREGON AFFILIATE, THE ASSOCIATION OF NORTHWEST STEELHEADERS (ANWS) ON FISH EGGS TO FRY - A CLASSROOM SALMON AND TROUT REARING PROGRAM OF THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE - OF WHICH THE STEELHEADERS HAVE BEEN VOLUNTEERING FOR SEVERAL DECADES. TOGETHER WITH AMERICORPS, THE PROGRAM HAS SUPPORTED AND PROVIDED RESOURCES FOR THE 150+ PARTICIPATING CLASSROOMS (PRE-COVID) THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF ECO-SCHOOLS USA WATERSHED AND STEWARDSHIP RESOURCES, DELIVERING EGGS, TECHNICAL AQUARIUM EXPERTISE, EDUCATOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS, FIELD TRIP ASSISTANCE, AND MORE. CURRENTLY, NOAA AND THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF GRAND RONDE HAVE FUNDED THE PROGRAM AND COLLABORATED ON CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS. DURING THE 2020-21 SCHOOL YEAR, FISH EGGS TO FRY PROGRAM ACTIVITIES INVOLVED TRANSITIONING TO VIRTUAL ACTIVITIES (EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS, CREATING A YOUTUBE CHANNEL, ETC.) AND SUPPORTING FIVE TITLE 1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TO BE "SALMON STEWARDS" THIS FALL. TRIBAL BUFFALO VISION THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION DEVELOPED AND BEGAN TO IMPLEMENT A VISION FOR THE RESTORATION OF BUFFALO TO TRIBAL LANDS THAT ELEVATES THE WIND RIVER RESERVATION IN WYOMING AS A HUB FOR BUFFALO RESTORATION ACROSS THE NATION. MORE ACRES FOR BUFFALO WERE SECURED ON THE WIND RIVER RESERVATION, TRIBAL PARTNERS WERE ENGAGED TO ELEVATE THEIR VALUES, EXPERTISE, AND GOALS, AND NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION HAS CONTINUED TO SERVE AS A NATIONAL LEADER ON SEEKING BOTH CULTURAL AND ECOLOGICAL RESOURCES FOR TRIBES ON THEIR ANCESTRAL LANDS. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE OUTREACH OVER THE PAST YEAR, THE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE TEAM SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONED TO VIRTUAL WORK TO IMPROVE OUTREACH ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE PRACTICES TO FARMERS AND RANCHERS. THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION SELECTED AND SUPPORTED EIGHT FARMER "CONSERVATION CHAMPION" TEAMS THROUGH SMALL GRANTS, COACHING AND VIRTUAL MESSAGING AND COMMUNICATIONS TRAINING. DURING COVID, VIRTUAL TRAININGS AND "COFFEE-SHOP" MEETINGS ALLOWED FOR CONTINUED LEARNING AND DEVELOPING OUTREACH SKILLS. THESE CHAMPIONS CONDUCTED PEER-TO-PEER OUTREACH ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE PRACTICES THAT RESULTED IN THE PLANTING OF AN ESTIMATED 46,000 NEW ACRES INTO COVER CROPS ACROSS SIX STATES IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN. THE FEDERATION ALSO HOSTED 12 VIRTUAL "GROW MORE" TRAININGS FOR MORE THAN 400 OUTREACH PROFESSIONALS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. PARTICIPANTS FROM THE NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, CONSERVATION DISTRICTS AND LOCAL NGOS WERE TRAINED TO IMPROVE THEIR MESSAGING, COMMUNICATIONS AND APPROACHES TO REACH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS WHO ARE MORE RESISTANT TO TRYING NEW PRACTICES. DESPITE SHIFTING TO VIRTUAL, A DIRECT AND SUCCESSFUL IMPACT WAS ACHIEVED ACROSS AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES WITH CHAMPIONS AND GROW MORE PROGRAMS. CLEAN ECONOMY COALITION OF COLOR A SUSTAINABLE CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMY MUST ACCOUNT FOR THE NEEDS OF COMMUNITIES ON THE FRONTLINES OF THE CLIMATE AND POLLUTION CRISES. THAT'S WHY THE NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION LAUNCHED THE CLEAN ECONOMY COALITION OF COLOR, AN ALLIANCE OF BLACK, LATINX, INDIGENOUS, ASIAN, AND PACIFIC ISLANDER LEADERS AND ADVOCATES OF COLOR. TO GUIDE CLEAN ENERGY ECONOMY POLICIES AND IMPLEMENTATION, THESE LEADERS ARE COMMITTED TO AMPLIFYING IDEAS, RECOMMENDATIONS, AND SOLUTIONS THAT UPLIFT THE PRIORITIES AND ECONOMIC INTEREST OF HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES. THE SOLUTIONS THAT LEADERS FROM THESE RESILIENT COMMUNITIES PROPOSE CAN HELP ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICES, IMPROVE CLIMATE RESILIENCE, AND REDUCE CARBON EMISSIONS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 6 THE FEDERATION'S STATE AND TERRITORIAL AUTONOMOUS AND UNRELATED ENTITIES ARE MEMBERS OF THE FEDERATION. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 7A AFFILIATE REPRESENTATIVES ELECT THE MAJORITY OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE FEDERATION. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE FEDERATION'S FINANCE DEPARTMENT COMPILES DATA AND SCHEDULES FOR THE IRS FORM 990 FROM AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. MARCUM LLP PREPARES AND REVIEWS THE RETURN. THE FEDERATION'S BOARD MEMBERS ARE PROVIDED WITH A DRAFT COPY OF THE 990 RETURN. THE FEDERATION'S AUDIT COMMITTEE MEETING IS HELD WHERE THE FULL BOARD IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSING THE 990 PRIOR TO FILING. THE FEDERATION'S FINANCE STAFF, GENERAL COUNSEL, AND THE MARCUM LLP TAX PARTNER ADDRESS AND ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT THE BOARD MAY HAVE. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES, AND EMPLOYEES ARE REQUIRED TO DISCLOSE ANY POTENTIAL ISSUES THAT MAY CAUSE A CONFLICT. GENERAL COUNSEL AND HUMAN RESOURCES COMMUNICATE POLICY TO BOARD AND EMPLOYEES. FORMS ARE REVIEWED AND DISCLOSURES ARE REVIEWED BY A COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15A THE COMPENSATION OF THE CEO OF THE FEDERATION IS ANNUALLY REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, WHICH CONSISTS OF NINE INDEPENDENT BOARD MEMBERS, AND THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS COMPENSATION ADJUSTMENTS TO THE FULL BOARD FOR APPROVAL. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE FEDERATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. THE FEDERATION MAKES ITS AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND 990'S AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC ON ITS OWN WEBSITE AND UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G CONTRACTUAL & CONSULTANTS: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 10,373,829. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 561,885. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 0. TOTAL EXPENSES 10,935,714. RESEARCH: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 317,127. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 17,654. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 20,424. TOTAL EXPENSES 355,205. GRAPHICS: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 278,998. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 12,545. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 78,529. TOTAL EXPENSES 370,072. ADVERTISING: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 44,385. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 1,996. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 12,493. TOTAL EXPENSES 58,874. DATA ENTRY: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 195,082. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 10,860. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 12,564. TOTAL EXPENSES 218,506. LETTER SHOP: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 1,478,030. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 66,461. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 416,021. TOTAL EXPENSES 1,960,512. FULFILLMENT: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 4,641,819. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 258,399. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 298,952. TOTAL EXPENSES 5,199,170. FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9: CHANGE IN SPLIT INTEREST AGREEMENTS 2,832,978. GAIN ON PENSION INVESTMENT 1,648,798.