Amara Conservation Ltd.

“Refunds & reimbursements 934 total 934”

“Expenses advertising and promotion 5,343 681 travel 6,211 travel 4,729 travel 601 miscellaneous 2,494 bank charges 979 contract labor 19,348 staff support costs 5,322 medical 2,235 telephone 516 repairs 130 loss on exchange rate 39 licenses and permits 3,931 research and development 271 conservation center 233 program fees 51 reimbursed expenses 34 taxes 126 total 53,274”

“Equipment 17,567 17,567 less accumulated depreciation 17,567 17,567 total 0 0”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 40,450 35,566”

“The organization is organized exclusively for the purpose of receiving funds for the purposes set forth in sections 501(c) (3) and 501(c)(4) of the internal revenue code of 1986 (or the corresponding provision of any future united states in- ternal revenue law) (the "code"), including, for such purpo- ses, making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) and 501(c) (4) of the code. The purpose of the organization shall include to directly or indirectly conserve, protect and restore viable ecosystems in africa; to support, encourage, and assist in the educa- tion of african children living in or near such ecosystems; and doing anything reasonably in futherance of, or inci- dental to, the foregoing.”

“The baraza program organizes public group meetings of members of rural communities in eastern africa to hold a dialogue on issues of concern to the collective group. Discussions include topics of preserving local environments and wildlife.”

“The mobile film unit uses portable audio/visual equipment to travel to rural communities in eastern africa to show educational films to thousands of people, which teaches them about conservation of the environment. The films make them aware of the need to preserve the wildlife that is vital to the community.”

“Other activities related to further promoting the organization's mission of conserving the wildlife and wild lands of the tsavo conservation area and promote sustainable livelihoods through environmental education and capacity building in collaboration with local communities.”