Great Plains Conservation is conservation and tourism organization, which helps to 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 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.
| 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 |
- ^ Satoa, Member details: Great Plains Conservation Archived 2013-02-02 at archive.today. Retrieved 27-12-2012.
- ^ "Home". Great Plains Conservation. Retrieved 2022-09-12.
- ^ National Geographic, Private Safaris: About Great Plains Conservation. Retrieved 27-12-2012.
- ^ African Travel & Tourism Association, Great Plains Conservation announces association with Relais & Châteaux. 12 November 2012. Retrieved 27-12-2012.