Great Plains Conservation

Great Plains Conservation is conservation and tourism organization, it helps manage several wildlife reserves in Kenya, Botswana[1] and Zimbabwe. The group currently operates 18 safari camps,[2] which include luxury lodges and tented camps. Great Plains Conservation works together with local governments and community groups to promote low-density, environmentally conscious tourism, supplying economic incentives for the protection of wildlife.[3]

Great Plains Branding
Great Plains Conservation branding

Great Plains Conservation was founded in 2006 by a group of conservationists and filmmakers. Its CEO is Dereck Joubert.[4]

Dereck and Beverly Joubert are National Geographic wildlife filmmakers, behind titles such as Last Lions and Eye of the Leopard. Dereck Joubert is also a National Geographic Explorer at large.

Great Plains Conservation camps
Country: Camp:
Botswana Duba Plains Camp
Botswana Duba Plains Suite
Botswana Duba Explorers Camp
Botswana Selinda Camp
Botswana Selinda Suite
Botswana Selinda Explorers Camp
Botswana Zarafa Camp
Botswana Zarafa Dhow Suite
Botswana Okavango Explorers Camp
Botswana Sitatunga Private Island Camp
Botswana Sitatunga Private Island Suite
Kenya ol Donyo Lodge
Kenya Mara Plains Camp
Kenya Mara Plains Jahazi Suite
Kenya Mara Nyika Camp
Kenya Mara Expedition Camp
Kenya Mara Toto Camp
Zimbabwe Tembo Plains Camp
Zimbabwe Mpala Jena Camp

References
  1. Satoa, Member details: Great Plains Conservation Archived 2013-02-02 at archive.today. Retrieved 27-12-2012.
  2. "Home". Great Plains Conservation. Retrieved 2022-09-12.
  3. National Geographic, Private Safaris: About Great Plains Conservation. Retrieved 27-12-2012.
  4. African Travel & Tourism Association, Great Plains Conservation announces association with Relais & Châteaux. 12 November 2012. Retrieved 27-12-2012.
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