Through collaboration we strive. On Sunday 22nd November a Community Football Tournament took place at the Maun Sports Complex in Botswana, organised by Great Plains Conservation and Sankoyo Bushbucks Football…
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At Great Plains we also understand that thriving conservation programs are only possible when communities living alongside the wildlife and protected areas are afforded opportunities to learn, interact, and benefit…
Our latest initiative on how we can minimise our impact on the environment Great Plains Conservation is passionate about doing their part for the planet. We have numerous projects and…
Our guides are not just guides, they are wildlife conservationists At Great Plains Conservation, our safari guides are not just guides, they are passionate conservationists. These men and women chose…
African wild dogs were once found across Africa, but today they exist in mere pockets of endangered packs. In areas such as the Selinda and Okavango in Botswana and Maasai…
The power of collaborative conservation On seeing rhinos for the first time in their lives, last year, the Chiefs of six remote villages from the Okavango Community Trust couldn’t believe…
Pack now. Explore later. While we wait to head out into the world and wild again, our boots are laced, our linen shirts are buttoned and our explorer hats are…
In the animal world, mothers come in every shape and size… Some are as big as African elephants and some are as small as an elephant shrew. Some hiss and…
A childhood initiation into the African wild… A long time ago, humans were on a great voyage, crossing countries and continents and ever-changing habitats: deserts, jungles, snowy peaks, savannahs, rivers……
During the current COVID-19 pandemic, Great Plains Conservation continues to protect wildernesses, enforce focused anti-poaching measures and assist vulnerable communities. Because now more than ever, it is important to unite…
