Why Tigers? Why Now?
Over the last 100 years there has been a 95% decline in the wild tiger population. Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam have completely lost their wild tigers.
Tiger habitats provide essential ecosystem services, that underpin livelihood security health and overall human prosperity. There are a little over 5,000 wild tigers remaining today.
Tigers are multidimensional indicators of biodiversity and societal health; they embody the intricate balance between nature and humanity.
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Your Support
“Tragically, our mascot is in danger. It is through your support that Clemson will continue to lend its expertise toward the preservation of this magnificent species.”
-Brett Wright, Ph.D., Tigers United director
By giving to Tigers United at Clemson University, you will be directly supporting the field work of various student-faculty teams committed to saving wild tigers in India and around the world. Any amount helps.
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Dr. Greg Yarrow
Tigers United Program Director
Dr. Hrishita Negi
Associate Tigers united Director
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Email us for more information on how to contribute or with any questions at Tigersunited25@gmail.com
