Tiger Missing Link Foundation
(TMLF) overall mission is to advance tiger
conservation efforts. This is being accomplished through our strategic plan, communications plan, and this
website.
Established in September 1995, with start-up
support from its founder Brian Werner; Tiger Missing Link Foundation
exists to provide leadership, management, organizational, legal, and
financial support for tiger conservation and chosen related rescue
projects and its mission of preserving genetic diversity of captive
tigers. The Foundation has been incorporated as a not-for-profit
corporation in
After more than ten years of analysis, discussion, focus groups, and
debate, the Strategic Planning Committee selected numerous
conservation measures to serve these needs.
What's new at TMLF?
The Strategic Planning Committee developed a
new supposition. A Global Vision for Tigers: 20/20 that maps out a
new Tiger Link vision. While retaining the organization's focus on
conservation exsitu, education and rescue, the new plan emphasizes
internationalization, technology, and public affairs.
It also includes expanding TMLF's roles, vision, and quality statements through its own sanctuary known as Tiger Creek Wildlife Refuge. Because a key component of the plan is public affairs, TMLF also developed an association wide communications plan to ensure that its key messages are heard by other NGO's, government regulators, the media, and the public. The plan is being implemented to better serve tigers in their plight for survival.
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