World Heritage Animal Genomic Resources

“Our review process for Form 990 is designed to ensure accuracy and compliance: Preparation: [Name] is responsible for preparing Form 990, compiling all necessary financial data and documentation. Initial Review: The president, [Name], reviews the draft Form 990 to ensure the accuracy of the information and completeness of the form. Revisions: Based on the president's feedback, Evan Blakeny makes any necessary corrections or updates to the draft. Final Review and Approval: The final version of Form 990 is reviewed and approved by the full board or quorum of board members to confirm that it accurately reflects the organization's financial status and activities. Submission: The approved Form 990 is submitted to the IRS by Evan Blakeny or another designated board member.”

“The organization is all-volunteer with no paid directors, board members, or employees. Compliance with policies is regularly and consistently monitored and enforced as follows: 1. The board of directors meets yearly, with compliance with policies as a standing agenda item at each meeting. 2. Minutes of all meetings are documented and reviewed by all board members. 3. The organization conducts an annual internal review to assess compliance with key policies and addresses any identified issues. 4. Regular communications, including policy updates and compliance reminders are communicated.”

“The organization made its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public during the tax year as follows: 1. Governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements were available upon request.”

“Enhanced Conservation and Diplomatic Value of Heritage Breed Assets During 2024, World Heritage Animal Genomic Resources (WHAGR) formalized a strategic partnership with another non profit organization through the Celestial Horse Diplomacy Project. This partnership significantly enhances the animal genetic resource assets valuation, conservation value, international diplomatic impact, and strategic positioning of WHAGR's heritage breed assets, particularly the Celestial Horses Background on Celestial Horses: WHAGR maintains fewer than 70 Celestial Horses globally, representing critically endangered genetics. Proprietary research and testing support the historic hypothesis of Asian ancestry rather than previously assumed Spanish origins, establishing these animals as direct descendants of ancient Silk Road horses. This verification validates their significance for international conservation diplomacy and cultural heritage preservation. The impact of this partnership and international collaboration positions the Celestial Horse Diplomacy Project as "reverse panda diplomacy," creating unprecedented opportunities for biodiversity conservation collaboration between U.S. and other nations. This partnership enhances the strategic value of WHAGR's conservation assets through: International Recognition: Formal acknowledgment of the Celestial Horses' historical and genetic significance Diplomatic Platform: Enhanced capacity for cross-border conservation collaboration and cultural exchange ESG Market Positioning: Strengthened credibility for WHAGR's biodiversity credit programs serving corporate clients globally Conservation Impact: Expanded resources and partnerships for long-term genetic preservation Financial Reporting Note: While this partnership substantially enhances the value of the animal genetic resources, conservation, diplomatic, and strategic values of WHAGR's heritage breed assets, the organization maintains conservative accounting practices. Asset values on the balance sheet reflect original donation values at time of receipt, consistent with generally accepted accounting principles for nonprofit organizations. The enhanced value resulting collaborations represents increased mission impact and future conservation potential rather than a revaluation of existing assets. Future Implications: WHAGR anticipates these collaborations will generate expanded ESG credit opportunities, increased international collaboration, and enhanced funding prospects for heritage breed conservation. Major project announcements are planned for 2026 (Year of the Fire Horse), which is expected to further amplify the conservation impact and visibility of this work.”

“Donated Professional fees for cryogenic services”