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SUCH ITEMS WHICH HAVE BEEN ACQUIRED THROUGH PURCHASE HAVE SIMILARLY NOT BEEN CAPITALIZED. PART III, LINE 4 WITH OVER 50 MILLION PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIMENS, THE ACADEMY HOUSES ONE OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST RESEARCH COLLECTIONS, PROVIDING A TANGIBLE RECORD OF LIFE ON EARTH. AS TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES OUR ABILITY TO EXTRACT INFORMATION FROM THESE SPECIMENS, THEIR STUDY IS INCREASINGLY VALUABLE IN UNDERSTANDING THE ORIGINS, EVOLUTION AND CONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY. PART V, LINE 4 THE INTENDED USES OF THE ACADEMY'S ENDOWMENT FUNDS ARE A BALANCE BETWEEN PROVIDING CURRENT PURPOSE-RESTRICTED PROGRAM FUNDING, CURRENT OPERATING FUNDING, AND PRESERVATION OF THE ENDOWMENT TO ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS FOR FUTURE OPERATIONS OF THE ACADEMY. 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MBC HAS ESTABLISHED COLLABORATIONS WITH PARC BOTANIQUE ET ZOOLOGIQUE DE TSIMBAZAZA, ASSOCIATION NATIONALE POUR LA GESTION DES AIRES PROTEGEES, AND INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION AGENCIES IN MADAGASCAR TO ENSURE THAT OUR RESULTS WILL BE CONSIDERED AS THEY DESIGN PRIORITY AREAS, MODEL CLIMATE CHANGE, OR MANAGE LOCAL PARKS. 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PER INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 119, THE VALUE OF THIS HOUSING AND ASSOCIATED PERSONAL SERVICES ARE NOT TREATED AS TAXABLE COMPENSATION TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. PART I, LINE 5A CERTAIN STAFF MEMBERS OF THE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TEAM HAVE WAGE INCENTIVES THAT ARE TIED TO THE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCES OF SPECIFIC LINES OF BUSINESS WITHIN THE ACADEMY. A CA INFRASTRUCTURE & ECON DEVELOPMENT BANK 630304653 13033WP98 2008-07-29 281450000 SEE PART V false false false A 0 0 281450000 0 0 180420000 3350444 0 0 97679556 0 0 2008 false true true true A false false false false 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 false false false false A false false false true true false 0 false 0 false false A false DESCRIPTION OF PURPOSE 0 THE FOLLOWING CUSIP NUMBERS RELATE TO A SINGLE BOND ISSUE ON JULY 29, 2008; 13033WP98, 13033WQ30, 13033WQ55, 13033WQ71, 13033WQ97, AND 13033WR39. 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PART I, COLUMN B THE AMOUNTS SHOWN IN PART I, COLUMN (B) FOR "NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTIONS" REPRESENTS THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ITEMS CONTRIBUTED AND NOT NECESSARILY THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTIONS CONTRIBUTED. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 1 THE CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IS DEDICATED TO EXPLORING AND EXPLAINING THE NATURAL WORLD AND ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGE OF SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH ITS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION INITIATIVES. THROUGH EXPEDITIONS AROUND THE GLOBE AND INVESTIGATIONS IN THE LAB, ACADEMY SCIENTISTS STRIVE TO UNDERSTAND THE EVOLUTION AND INTERCONNECTEDNESS OF LIFE AND GUIDE CRITICAL CONSERVATION DECISIONS. THROUGH EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS THAT ADDRESS THESE SAME TOPICS-ON-SITE, IN THE COMMUNITY, IN BIODIVERSITY HOTSPOTS AROUND THE WORLD, AND ONLINE-THE ACADEMY AIMS TO IGNITE CURIOSITY ABOUT THE NATURAL WORLD, INSPIRE AND MENTOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS AND EDUCATORS, CULTIVATE A MORE SCIENTIFICALLY LITERATE PUBLIC, AND KINDLE A COMMITMENT TO RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP OF OUR PLANET. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4A PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT EXHIBITS, PLANETARIUM AND AQUARIUM: THE ACADEMY IS KNOWN FOR ITS OUTSTANDING EXHIBITS AND DISTINCTIVE STYLE OF IMMERSIVE ENGAGEMENT. THE NEW EXHIBITS FOR THIS YEAR WERE: - EARTHQUAKE: LIFE ON A DYNAMIC PLANET CONTINUED FROM MAY 2012. THE EXHIBIT ILLUSTRATES HOW EARTHQUAKES AND PLATE TECTONICS AFFECT THE EVOLUTION OF LIFE ON OUR PLANET. - CONNECT THE CONTINENTS GAME IS A NEW EXHIBIT ELEMENT WITHIN EARTHQUAKE. IN THIS GAME, THERE ARE 5 IPAD STATIONS WHERE VISITORS PLAY A COOPERATIVE GAME TO RECONSTRUCT THE SUPERCONTINENT, GONDWANA, FROM THE CURRENT-DAY CONTINENTS. THIS ALL HAS TO BE DONE WITHIN A SET TIMEFRAME. - 'TIS THE SEASON FOR SCIENCE: ANIMALS IN WINTER WAS OUR ANNUAL TRADITION FOR THE HOLIDAYS. THE EXHIBIT FEATURED SEVERAL INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS THAT EXPLAINED HIBERNATION, WINTER COATS OF ANIMALS AND LONG MIGRATION OF BIRDS, BUTTERFLIES AND CARIBOU. THERE WAS A NEW ACADEMY-PRODUCED CHILDREN'S FILM ON ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS IN WINTER, WHICH WAS SEEN IN THE SNOWMAN THEATER BY 34,808 VISITORS. - HUMAN ODYSSEY IS A NEW ADDITION TO TUSHER AFRICAN HALL. THE EXHIBIT FEATURES INTERACTIVE DISPLAYS, DETAILED FOSSIL CASTS, AND THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE EVOLUTION OF HOMO SAPIENS - A STILL UNFOLDING STORY THAT BEGAN IN AFRICA 7 MILLION YEARS AGO. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE A "WALKING WITH LUCY" COMPUTER ANIMATION THAT COMPARES THE DISTINCTIVE GAITS OF A CHIMPANZEE AND MODERN HUMAN; AN INTERACTIVE MIGRATION MAP THAT ALLOWS VISITORS TO TRACE OUR SPECIES' EXTENSIVE JOURNEY ACROSS THE GLOBE OVER THE PAST 70,000 YEARS; AND THE WORK OF NOTED ACADEMY ANTHROPOLOGIST DR. ZERAY ALEMSEGED. THERE WERE SEVERAL NEW PROGRAMS RELATED TO THE EXHIBIT: LIVE AFRICAN SAFARI, WHAT MAKES US HUMAN, FOSSIL FORENSICS, AND SPECIMEN SPOTLIGHT. - THE TREE OF LIFE DIGITAL EXHIBIT IS A PARTNERSHIP WITH HARVARD UNIVERSITY. VISITORS CAN EXPLORE A VARIETY OF SPECIES AND SEE HOW THEY ARE ALL CONNECTED IN THE TREE OF LIFE THROUGH EVOLUTION. - THE BUILT FOR SPEED EXHIBIT EXPLORED WHAT MAKES THINGS FAST IN WATER, SPECIFICALLY FOCUSING ON FAST FISHES AND FAST BOATS. WE FEATURED MODELS OF FAST OCEAN FISHES, INCLUDING YELLOWFIN TUNA, MAKO SHARK AND SAILFISH; WE DISPLAYED AN ORACLE TEAM USA BOAT (AC45) FROM THE TRAINING FOR THE AMERICA'S CUP RACES. ACADEMY SCIENTISTS AND VOLUNTEERS ASSEMBLED A JUVENILE ORCA SKELETON. OCEAN ACTION DISPLAYS PRESENTED INFORMATION ON HOW TO PASS ON PLASTICS, BE SEAFOOD SAVVY, AND MINIMIZE WASTEWATER POLLUTION. - THE ACADEMY'S PRIMARY WEBSITE HAD OVER 3.2 MILLION UNIQUE VISITORS AND 12.5 MILLION PAGEVIEWS. VIDEO COLLECTIONS HAD OVER 117,000 VIDEO VIEWS IN THE FISCAL YEAR. - THE ACADEMY'S FACEBOOK PAGES (ACADEMY, NIGHTLIFE AND RESEARCH) HAD OVER 122,900 CUMULATIVE FANS. THE NUMBER OF ACADEMY FOLLOWERS ON TWITTER WERE OVER 18,500. - THERE WERE OVER 506,046 VIDEO VIEWS ON YOUTUBE; OVER 3,000 CHANNEL SUBSCRIBERS. - LAUNCHED GOOGLE+ ACCOUNT, ENDING THE FISCAL YEAR WITH OVER 40,000 FOLLOWERS. - LAUNCHED INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT, ENDING THE FISCAL YEAR WITH OVER 1,700 FOLLOWERS. - LAUNCHED PINTEREST ACCOUNT, ENDING THE FISCAL YEAR WITH OVER 1,100 FOLLOWERS. - OUR ITUNES U SITE HAD OVER 112,000 SUBSCRIBERS, WITH OVER 214,500 VIEWS/DOWNLOADS OF OUR CONTENT BY THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR. - THE ACADEMY'S MOBILE APPLICATIONS (ACADEMY INSIDER, POCKET PENGUINS AND GOLDEN GATE FIELD GUIDE) HAD OVER 245,400 MOBILE APP DOWNLOADS. - THE ACADEMY HAD MORE THAN 1,400,000 VISITORS IN FY13, INCLUDING 296,257 CHILDREN AND STUDENTS. MORE THAN 27,000 CAME ON QUARTERLY FREE SUNDAYS. - THE ACADEMY WAS AWARDED THE 2012 GREEN BUILDING LEADER AWARD IN THE THIRD ANNUAL GREEN AND BLUE AWARDS, WHICH RECOGNIZES LEADERSHIP IN SHRINKING SAN FRANCISCO'S CARBON FOOTPRINT, CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES, AND REDUCING WASTE. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4A (CONT.) MORRISON PLANETARIUM: CONTINUES TO PROVIDE A VISIONARY PERSPECTIVE ON THE NATURE OF LIFE ON EARTH AND THE ORIGINS OF THE UNIVERSE. THE ACADEMY'S VISUALIZATION STUDIO IS AN AWARD-WINNING PRODUCER OF FULL-DOME DIGITAL PROGRAMS LICENSED AND SHOWN WORLDWIDE. IN NOVEMBER, THE ACADEMY CELEBRATED THE 60TH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS PLANETARIUM WITH A WEEK OF LECTURES AND SPECIAL EVENTS. TWO ACADEMY-PRODUCED SHOWS CONTINUED - EARTHQUAKE: EVIDENCE OF A RESTLESS PLANET, A GEOLOGICAL JOURNEY THAT EXPLORES THE FORCES THAT TRANSFORM THE PLANET, AND FRAGILE PLANET, AN EXCURSION THROUGH THE UNIVERSE THAT HIGHLIGHTS THE EARTH AND ECHOES THE THEMES OF BIODIVERSITY AND SUSTAINABILITY. THE SHOWS WERE VIEWED BY 515,000 VISITORS. EARTHQUAKE: EVIDENCE OF A RESTLESS PLANET WAS SELECTED AS A FINALIST IN THE NSF INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING VISUALIZATION CHALLENGE. FOUR NEW ACADEMY-PRODUCED HOHFELD HALL SHOWS WERE INTRODUCED: SCIENCE OF THE SUN, ASTEROIDS - SCIENCE WITH AN IMPACT!, CURIOSITY ON MARS, AND SPEED IN SPACE. AUDIENCES TOTALED 71,439. THREE SCHOOL SHOWS WERE PRESENTED; TWO WERE UPDATED VERSIONS - TOUR OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND SOLAR SYSTEM AND BEYOND. THERE WAS A NEW SHOW FOR K-GRADE 2 - SUN, MOON, AND STARS. IN THE 3-D THEATER, THE ACADEMY PRODUCED GEOLOGY OF OTHER WORLDS, CONTINUED TO SEPTEMBER. THERE WERE 22,010 VISITORS. AN ADDITIONAL RENTAL PROGRAM - DINOSAURS ALIVE! - WAS SEEN BY 65,240 VISITORS. IN ADDITION TO THE PLANETARIUM SHOWS, THE VISUALIZATION STUDIO PRODUCED 28 INDIVIDUAL VIDEOS FOR DISPLAY ONLINE, PRIMARILY AS PART OF THE SCIENCE TODAY PROGRAM. ADDITIONALLY, MORE THAN 200 SCIENCE TODAY ARTICLES WERE PUBLISHED TO THE ACADEMY WEBSITE AND ATTRACTED 190,000 VISITORS. SCIENCE TODAY IS NOW BEING PICKED UP BY GOOGLE NEWS. STEINHART AQUARIUM: OFFERS VISITORS UNIQUE VIEWS OF UNDERWATER LIFE AND PROVIDES INSIGHT INTO THE CRITICAL ROLE THAT AQUATIC ENVIRONMENTS PLAY IN LIFE ON EARTH. THE EXHIBITS ARE CHANGED PERIODICALLY TO DISPLAY NEW SPECIES. ALL ANIMALS ARE ACQUIRED SUSTAINABLY, OFTEN THROUGH CAPTIVE BREEDING AND EXCHANGE WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS. - A PAIR OF THORNBACK RAYS WAS INTRODUCED INTO THE CALIFORNIA COAST EXHIBIT. - RAINBOW HOPPER FROGS WERE ADDED TO THE RAINFOREST DOME, MADAGASCAR LEVEL. - 275 FISHES OF 10 SPECIES WERE ADDED TO THE PHILIPPINE CORAL REEF. - 2 BLUE SPOT RIBBON TAIL RAYS, CAPTIVE BORN, WERE ADDED TO THE REEF LAGOON. - CAPTIVE-BRED STARRY NIGHT REED FROGS WERE ADDED TO THE RAINFOREST DOME. -FOUR-EYED FISH WERE ADDED TO THE AMAZON GALLERY. STEINHART AQUARIUM MANAGES 30 ANIMAL BREEDING PROGRAMS INCLUDING A.Z.A. SPECIES SURVIVAL PLANS. WE RAISED AND EXCHANGED WITH OTHER PUBLIC AQUARIUMS: DWARF CUTTLEFISH, ORANGE CUP CORALS, AND SEVERAL SPECIES OF JELLIES. OUR FIRST AFRICAN PENGUIN CHICK SINCE MOVING INTO THE NEW BUILDING WAS HATCHED ON JANUARY 28, 2013. OUR CAPTIVE BREEDING PROGRAMS EXPANDED THIS YEAR TO INCLUDE VIOLACEOUS EUPHONIAS, IN ADDITION TO JACKSON'S CHAMELEONS AND CRITICALLY ENDANGERED MANTELLA FROGS FROM MADAGASCAR. WE RAISED FOR OUR OWN DISPLAYS: OSTRICHES, STRAWBERRY POISON DART FROGS, AND BANANA SLUGS. WE ALSO HAVE ON-GOING RESEARCH PROJECTS ABOUT SPECIES REPRODUCTION, WHICH INCLUDE THE COCONUT OCTOPUS AND THE LITTLE-KNOWN LARGER PACIFIC STRIPED OCTOPUS FROM NICARAGUA. OUR CORAL REEF SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAM CURRENTLY UNDERWAY HAS THREE GOALS: (1) SUSTAINABLY ACQUIRE CORAL SPECIMENS FOR DISPLAY, (2)DEVELOP SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES WITHIN THE MARINE AQUARIUM ORGANIZATIONS, AND (3) FOSTER FIELD-BASED CONSERVATION OF REEF CORALS. WE PLAY A LEADERSHIP ROLE IN PROJECT SECORE, A COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH EFFORT BETWEEN SCIENTISTS, PUBLIC AQUARIUM PROFESSIONALS AND EDUCATORS CONDUCTING FIELD-BASED ACTIVITIES AROUND THE GLOBE. STEINHART BIOLOGISTS PARTICIPATED IN 9 FIELDTRIPS; CONDUCTED 12 PRESENTATIONS AT 18 WORKSHOPS/ MEETINGS; AND PUBLISHED ARTICLES IN REEFS MAGAZINE, CORAL MAGAZINE, JOURNAL OF AVIAN MEDICINE AND SURGERY, CORAL REEFS, SCIENCE NEWS MAGAZINE AND BAY NATURE, DRUM AND CROAKER, AND THE JOURNAL OF THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4B RESEARCH - BIODIVERSITY SCIENCE: SINCE ITS FOUNDING IN 1853, THE ACADEMY'S CENTRAL FOCUS HAS BEEN ON EXPLORING THE EARTH'S REMARKABLE DIVERSITY OF LIFE AND SHARING THOSE WONDERS WITH THE PUBLIC. THE ANALYSIS OF THE SHOULDER BLADES OF THE FOSSIL OF AN AUSTRALOPITHECUS AFARENSIS CHILD BY ACADEMY ANTHROPOLOGIST, ZERAY ALEMSEGED, WAS PUBLISHED IN THE OCTOBER 26TH ISSUE OF SCIENCE MAGAZINE. THIS ANALYSIS WAS ALSO FEATURED ON THE PBS NOVA SCIENCENOW PROGRAM ON OCTOBER 24TH. ADDITIONALLY, DR. ALEMSEGED'S RESEARCH ON THE CHEMICAL MAKE-UP OF OUR ANCESTORS' TEETH APPEARED IN SCIENCE NEWS ONLINE ON JUNE 4TH. THE ANALYSIS, BY CO-AUTHOR PETER ROOPNARINE, OF NORTH AMERICAN ECOSYSTEMS BEFORE THE END-CRETACEOUS MASS EXTINCTION WAS PUBLISHED OCTOBER 29TH ONLINE IN THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. LUIZ ROCHA'S EXPEDITION TO BELIZE WAS HIGHLIGHTED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES' SCIENTIST AT WORK BLOG. IN AUGUST, RICH MOOI MADE THE RECOVERY OF A VERY RARE SPECIMEN OF PALEOZOIC ECHINOID FROM ONTARIO, CANADA. IN OCTOBER, GARY WILLIAMS PARTICIPATED IN THE NOAA EXPLORATION AND DOCUMENTATION OF DEEP REEFS IN THE GULF OF THE FARALLONES NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY. ROBERT DREWES WAS APPOINTED TO THE SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR THE AFRICAN ISLAND OF PRINCIPE. PRIME MINISTER GABRIEL COSTA ACKNOWLEDGED DR. DREWES' ON-GOING CONTRIBUTION TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE ISLAND'S BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY. UNESCO DESIGNATED PRINCIPE ISLAND, IN THE GULF OF GUINEA, AS A WORLD BIOSPHERE RESERVE. THE 12TH ANNUAL ANT COURSE WAS CONDUCTED BY BRIAN FISHER IN UGANDA. THE PANDA ANT, A NEW SPECIES WAS FOUND ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE COURSE. A REPORT ON THE DISCOVERY OF A NEW FAMILY OF SPIDERS, FOUND IN A CAVE IN OREGON BY A SCIENCE TEAM LED BY CHARLES GRISWOLD, WAS PUBLISHED IN ZOOKEYS JOURNAL. JACK DUMBACHER, ALONG WITH THE GOLDEN GATE AUDUBON SOCIETY, LED A 12-MONTH MASTER BIRDING COURSE, CONSISTING OF LECTURES AND FIELDTRIPS. MOE FLANNERY LED A MARINE MAMMAL ADVANCED IDENTIFICATION WORKSHOP. THE 17TH ANNUAL SUMMER SYSTEMATICS INSTITUTE MENTORED 11 UNDERGRADUATES. 12,000 TYPE SPECIMENS WERE IMAGED FOR THE WORLD ANT PROJECT. A COLOMBIAN MAMMOTH TOOTH WAS DISCOVERED DURING CONSTRUCTION AT THE TRANSBAY TRANSIT CENTER IN DOWNTOWN SAN FRANCISCO. THE FOOT LONG PIECE OF DENTITION WAS DONATED TO THE ACADEMY FOR ANALYSIS AND DISPLAY. ACADEMY SCIENTISTS PARTICIPATED IN 28 EXPEDITIONS TO 21 COUNTRIES, AS WELL AS MORE THAN 16 FIELDTRIPS TO 7 STATES. THEY ALSO PRESENTED MORE THAN A DOZEN PAPERS AT MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS. THE ACADEMY MANAGED 27 FEDERAL GRANTS FROM THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION, NOAA, NIH AND OTHER GRANTORS. OVER 70,000 SPECIMENS WERE ADDED TO THE COLLECTIONS. 62,836 WERE DONATED. THE LIBRARY PURCHASED 102 MONOGRAPHS, CATALOGED 1,759 ITEMS, DIGITIZED 1,795 IMAGES, UPLOADED 6,877 IMAGES TO THE MANZANITA IMAGE PROJECT AND DIGITIZED 8 SCIENCE IN ACTION EPISODES. MORE THAN 1,000 VISITING RESEARCHERS AND STUDENTS ACCESSED THE ACADEMY COLLECTIONS. CURATOR PUBLICATIONS NUMBERED OVER 100, WITH MORE IN PRESS. NEW WEB PORTALS FOR OUR BIODIVERSITY COLLECTIONS WENT ON-LINE. NEW FEATURES AND CONTENT WERE ADDED WEEKLY. HTTP://RESEARCH.CALACADEMY.ORG/COLLECTIONS FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4C EDUCATION AND OUTREACH: OUR MISSION SUPPORTS INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES THAT ARE HELPING TODAY'S YOUTH EVOLVE INTO TOMORROW'S SCIENTISTS AND SCIENCE-LITERATE CITIZENS AND LEADERS - ABLE TO DRAW CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THEIR OWN ACTIONS AND EARTH'S FUTURE. STUDENT EDUCATION OFTEN BEGINS WITH A SCHOOL FIELDTRIP. THE ACADEMY HAS ENABLED MORE SCHOOL AND YOUTH GROUPS, AS WELL AS HOMESCHOOLERS, TO EXPERIENCE THE MUSEUM'S EXHIBITS AT FREE OR REDUCED RATES, MAKING OUR MUSEUM THEIR CLASSROOM. THERE WERE 163,716 YOUTH ATTENDING. STUDENT LABS SERVED 5,615. HOMESCHOOL DAY PROGRAMS HAD 3,569 ATTENDEES. 1,349 PARTICIPATED IN COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS. THE SCIENCE ACTION CLUB HAD 110 YOUTH ENROLLED; 2,135 PARTICIPATED IN 72 PROGRAMS OFF-SITE. THE SECOND YEAR OF THE DIGITAL LEARNING PROGRAM HAD 122 TRAINING PROGRAMS; TWO OF THEIR 12 PRODUCTS WAS A TEEN ASTRONOMY SHOW AND A PROBLEM WITH PLASTICS PROGRAM. THE CAREERS IN SCIENCE INTERN PROGRAM HAD 26 STUDENTS IN 284 PROGRAMS. FIVE INTERNS PARTICIPATED IN THE AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION'S CONFERENCE THROUGH A COLLABORATION WITH AGU'S BRIGHT STARS PROGRAM. TWO INTERNS WON GATES MILLENIUM SCHOLARSHIPS. TASC FORCE (TEEN ADVOCATES FOR SCIENCE COMMUNICATION) HAD 23 YOUTH ENROLLED FOR 115 TRAINING PROGRAMS. TASC AND CIS HAD 18,199 PUBLIC-FLOOR ENGAGEMENTS. THE NEW STUDENT SCIENCE FELLOWS PROGRAM LAUNCHED THIS YEAR WITH THREE STUDENTS WORKING ON AN AUTHENTIC SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROJECT WITH ACADEMY CURATORS AND THEN DISSEMINATING THE RESULTS OF THEIR WORK. THE ACADEMY IS HELPING TEACHERS BECOME EMPOWERED SCIENCE ADVOCATES. WORKSHOPS HAD 1,149 TEACHERS PARTICIPATING. 4,379 CLASSROOM KITS WERE REQUESTED BY 136 TEACHERS. ON NOVEMBER 3RD, THE EDUCATOR EXTRAVAGANZA DREW 325 TEACHERS TO GAIN A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCIENCE CONTENT AVAILABLE TO SUPPORT THEIR WORK. THE TWO-YEAR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, THE TEACHER INSTITUTE ON SCIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY HAD 60 TEACHERS ENROLLED FOR 33 WORKSHOPS. THE ACADEMY EXPANDED ITS TEACHER TOOLKIT BY PARTNERING WITH KQED TO DEVELOP A MULTI-TOUCH E-BOOK ABOUT EARTHQUAKES. THERE WERE 203,208 DOWNLOADS FROM ITUNES U ACADEMY EDUCATION STAFF ARE PART OF A MULTI-INSTITUTIONAL TEAM EXAMINING THE NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS (NGSS) AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION, SUPPORTING TEACHERS AND STUDENTS WITH EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS. ON JUNE 11TH, ELIZABETH BABCOCK, CHIEF PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT OFFICER AND ROBERTS DEAN OF EDUCATION, WAS HONORED AS A "CHAMPION OF CHANGE" BY THE WHITE HOUSE. SHE WAS RECOGNIZED FOR HER LEADERSHIP IN A DIGITAL LEARNING LAB COLLABORATION WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY, KQED, AND BAY AREA VIDEO COALITION. THE ACADEMY HAS PARTNERED WITH SEVERAL ORGANIZATIONS (CELLSCOPE, THE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE) TO EXPLAIN SCIENCE TO THE PUBLIC. ONE OF THE MULTI-PROGRAM INITIATIVES RESULTED IN BRILLIANT! SCIENCE IN JANUARY 2013; THERE WERE LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS, CONVERSATIONS AND ACTIVITIES. CITIZEN SCIENCE IS A PROGRAM TO ENGAGE, ENLIST AND COLLABORATE WITH CITIZEN SCIENTISTS TO DOCUMENT THE CALIFORNIA BIODIVERSITY. THIS YEAR THE PROGRAM HAD 335 VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH THE MARIN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT TO DOCUMENT THE 900-PLUS PLANT SPECIES FOUND ON THE MOUNT TAMALPAIS WATERSHED. LECTURES, INCLUDING THE PRITZKER AND CONVERSATIONS ON SCIENCE, HAD 11,523 ATTENDEES. THERE WERE 89,285 VIDEO VIEWS ON FORATV VISITORS SERVED BY EARLY EXPLORERS' COVE, TODDLER TREKS, AND EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS NUMBERED 124,743. THE NATURALIST CENTER HAD 168,824 VISITORS WITH 5,207 PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAMS. THE TIDEPOOL HAD 332,690 VISITORS. THE DOCENT PROGRAM FACILITATED 604,231 ENGAGEMENTS WITH 33,396 AT SPECIAL EVENTS. THERE WERE 235,077 PUBLIC-FLOOR PRESENTATIONS. THE WEEKLY NIGHTLIFE PROGRAM COVERS A WIDE VARIETY OF SCIENCE TOPICS, FROM SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS TO NEW ROLES FOR ROBOTS. 137,144 ATTENDED AND THERE WERE 84,642 DOCENT ENGAGEMENTS. FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 2 THOMAS W. TUSHER AND VIRGINIA GOSS TUSHER HAVE A FAMILY RELATIONSHIP. FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 IS PREPARED BY PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP ("PWC"), BASED ON INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S STAFF. PRIOR TO FILING WITH THE IRS, THE FORM 990 IS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE TRUSTEES VIA A POSTING ON THE TRUSTEE WEBSITE. FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 12C PERSONS COVERED: THE CODE OF CONDUCT, CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND CONFIDENTIALITY POLICY SHALL APPLY TO THE CONDUCT OF ANY "INTERESTED PERSON," AND ANY TRANSACTION OR ARRANGEMENT WITH AN "INTERESTED PERSON." AN "INTERESTED PERSON" IS A TRUSTEE, AN OFFICER, AN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, A HIGHLY COMPENSATED EMPLOYEE, A SUBSTANTIAL CONTRIBUTOR OR A MEMBER OF A COMMITTEE WITH BOARD-DELEGATED POWERS WHO HAS A DIRECT OR INDIRECT "FINANCIAL INTEREST". DETERMINATION OF CONFLICTS: ANY QUESTIONS WITH REGARD TO A PARTICULAR CIRCUMSTANCE OR OCCURRENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE CHAIR OF THE AUDIT COMMITTEE, WHO MAY CONSULT WITH LEGAL COUNSEL AS APPROPRIATE. ACTUAL CONFLICTS REVIEWED: AS SOON AS IS PRACTICABLE AFTER DETERMINING THAT A POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS, THE BOARD SHALL DELIBERATE THE MATTER, AND THE POTENTIALLY INTERESTED PERSON, AFTER SUPPLYING SUCH INFORMATION AS THE BOARD SHALL REQUEST, SHALL RECUSE HIMSELF OR HERSELF. RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED: REQUIRE THAT THE INTERESTED PERSON LEAVE THE MEETING DURING THE DISCUSSION OF, AND THE VOTE ON, THE TRANSACTION OR ARRANGEMENT THAT MAY CREATE THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST. FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 15A EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GREGORY FARRINGTON'S PERFORMANCE AND COMPENSATION IS REVIEWED ANNUALLY. INCREASES IN PAY ARE RECOMMENDED CONSISTENT WITH GUIDELINES FOR ALL STAFF. THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD RECOMMENDS AN INCREASE FOR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. THIS RECOMMENDATION IS BASED ON COMPENSATION DATA, PREPARED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S ATTORNEYS. COMPENSATION DATA MAY INCLUDE A COMPENSATION SURVEY BY THE HAY GROUP AND OTHER 990 ORGANIZATIONS. FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 15B THE PERFORMANCE AND COMPENSATION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S OFFICERS AND KEY EMPLOYEES ARE REVIEWED ANNUALLY. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR RECOMMENDS INCREASES THAT ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE GUIDELINES FOR THE REST OF STAFF AND REVIEWS THESE RECOMMENDATIONS WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD. COMPENSATION STUDIES FOR THESE POSITIONS MAY BE CONDUCTED BY THE HAY GROUP TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR RECOMMENDATIONS. COMPENSATION INCREASES ARE EFFECTIVE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE FISCAL YEAR. FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 19 THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE POSTED ON THE ORGANIZATION'S WEBSITE. GOVERNING DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 CHANGE IN VALUE OF CHARITABLE TRUST 194,910