The Center is committed to financial transparency and responsible stewardship of donor funds
At the Center for Large Landscape Conservation, we’re grateful for every gift we receive, and believe the greatest appreciation we can show our supporters is sound fiscal management, ensuring every dollar contributed has the highest possible conservation impact on our planet and wildlife.
As a fiscally responsible organization, we put your funds to work supporting on-the-ground conservation programs, cutting-edge science, and policy work that advances habitat connectivity worldwide.
In Fiscal Year ’25 (July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025), the Center finished the year with a deficit of $219,436, which included $424,042 in restricted spending for the Catalyst Fund regranting activities funded by revenue recorded in prior years. The Center’s financial position continues to be exceptionally strong, with a debt to asset ratio of 8%.
The Center is highly ranked by top nonprofit watchdogs, receiving a four-star rating from Charity Navigator and a Gold rating from GuideStar.
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