FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Sean Carnell DATE: January 6, 2016 PHONE & EMAIL: 607.280.4331 scarnell-t4t@refugeassociation.org University Conservation Programs Rally Thousands of Fans During the National Football Championship Game to Support Mascot Conservation On January 11th, the Clemson Tigers and the University of Alabama face off for the National College Football Championship. Despite the rivalry between the University of Alabama Crimson Tide and Clemson Tigers, both

Tigers for Tigers (T4T) is an innovative idea. Until its inception in 2013, there was nothing like it: a conservation collective, by students and for students, spanning college campuses across the country unified by the desire to ensure the survival of our shared identity – the tiger. Before the formation of the National Tigers for Tigers Coalition, T4T clubs were present on several campuses, including Clemson University and the University of Missouri. Despite sharing a commo

Last weekend, Oct. 16-18th, Tigers for Tigers hosted its first leadership conference at Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge in Charleston, South Carolina. One of the core principles of Tigers for Tigers is to develop the next generation of conservation leaders. Through Tigers for Tigers, students are able to develop their skill sets not only grow their club on campus, but also to become engaged in real wildlife conservation. Chris Orr of Clemson University Tigers for Tigers