The Wildlife Diaries: Name Change!

Monday, October 12, 2009

Name Change!

Isabella Tiger

Carnivore Preservation Trust has changed it's name! This change comes at a good time and reflects more clearly the mission of the organization as well as the progress the sanctuary has made since it's establishment in 1981. The sanctuary will now be operating under the name Carolina Tiger Rescue (I was told that if I used the acronym CTR that I should fear for my life... so don't you do it either.).

Loki Serval

Carolina Tiger Rescue, formerly the Carnivore Preservation Trust, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit wildlife sanctuary whose mission is saving and protecting wild cats in captivity and in the wild. While tigers are the apex species at Carolina Tiger Rescue, the sanctuary is still home to ocelots, caracals, servals, binturongs, and kinkajous.

Lucky Tiger

Check out the redesigned website!

http://www.carolinatigerrescue.org/default.asp

More internship updates coming soon!

El Grande Binturong

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About Imogene Davis

Imogene is a research technician at the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory focusing on population genetics and ecotoxicology across an array of taxa. She received her master's degree in from West Texas A&M University in August 2015, where she focused on the landscape genetics of bobcats across western Texas. She has worked as a research technician on a variety of wildlife projects, from fishers to horned lizards to salamanders. Her interests in conservation biology include movements and connectivity, noninvasive sampling techniques, biodiversity, and public education. Working towards these goals has helped Imogene develop a love for hiking, more painting, and good beer with good friends.