Tiger Creek Landscaping 2005 |
The future of these Great Cats is uncertain. No one legitimately
questions that, and while we have time - precious little of it - we choose to act. We invite you to do the
same. Join us.
Our mission is more relevant today than ever. Your leadership, dear reader, together with ours will serve to
establish Tiger Creek as a North American Conservation Station. |
Given the current climate in the United States we have
re-evaluated, accelerated and identified an agressive four phase plan and the financial commitment required for each
phase. Simply put we need $8.3 million to achieve our necessary goals. Here's our plan.
To see our plan click one of the following links. You'll see a graphical roadmap for the future of Tiger Creek.
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Phase I. Animal Care Operational Buildings & Holding Unit.
Animal Care Center, Veterinarian Hospital and Quarantine Station (80% completed), remaining items include
the clinic and paved walk ways and a few minor maintenance needs.
Phase I remaining balance needed: $88,000
Phase II. Great Cat Valley (Natural Habitats) & Educational Center..
This area is located along the back side and outflow of Tiger Creek and includes an estimated 12 natural
habitats (1/2 acre enclosures). Also included within this development area are the Educational Center
(Great Cat Lodge), Tiger Discover Center and Support Service Building's (Food Services/Maintenance Bldg).
Phase II remaining balance needed: $2,950,000
Phase III. Tiger Ridge (More Natural Habitats).
The 3rd phase consist of a natural 12 ft walkway featuring a natural ridge along a trail. Included are an
estimated 24 natural habitats (with water features), a potential spring fed lake leading to a picnic
pavilion and concession area approaching Tiger Ridge.
Phase III remaining balance needed: $3,940,000
Phase IV. Tiger Observatory for Conservation & Research (Tiger Education & Research
Conservation Center, TERCC).
This area is a section along the north eastern part of the site where Tiger Creek runs through a valley
and a dual ridge on each side. It covers approximately 3 acres. Very limited human contact will occur with
animals in this area and included is an Observation Station accessing the habitat by electronic surveillance.
This area is to be utilized as an animal behavioral research station to study possible felines releases in
to the wilds.
Phase IV remaining balance needed: $1,230,000
Additionally there are equipment needs: estimated at $96,000.
Total Capital Campaign: $8,304,000 rounded.
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In Memory of Gombe 
