BRISTOL, Connecticut - June 14, 2005 - As a part of its ongoing community outreach, Tiger Claw Inc. has donated its patented hidden deck fasteners to a dock re-decking project at the 280-acre Indian Rock Nature Preserve, in Connecticut. Indian Rock is just one part of the Environmental Learning Centers of Connecticut, which provides educational programs for more than 200 schools annually. Each year the Center’s programs reach more than 46,000 participants.

"This project was a great opportunity for Tiger Claw not only to give something back to the community but also showcase our projects on a beautiful nail-free swimming dock in a glorious natural environment," said David Hartmann, president of Tiger Claw. "Indian Rock is a great asset for the local community and we we’re happy to help in any way we could."

The swimming dock provides access to the Preserve's pristine 10-acre Indian Lake. During the summer, the Preserve’s day camp is busy with campers from ages 4 to 16. The preserve also hosts a farm, a fleet of canoes & kayaks, miles of trails upon which to explore the forest, and many indoor program areas.