Great Plains Conservation has released its latest Foundation report, A Future of Hope, detailing the conservation, community and education initiatives funded through guest stays at its safari camps. The report is aimed partly at travel trade partners, giving advisors additional material to share with clients about the broader impact of booking a Great Plains safari.
Report covers rhino and painted dog reintroduction, ranger support
The Foundation’s work includes reintroducing rhinos and endangered painted dogs, supporting rangers, feeding schoolchildren, empowering women, and expanding educational and community opportunities. Great Plains said some of this work extends into countries and regions where the company does not operate its own camps, through programmes including the Big Cats Initiative and Project Ranger.
“Every time you recommend our Great Plains safari camps and entrust us with your guests, you help sustain the purpose behind the experience,” said Chief Branding Officer Hilton Walker.
Great Plains has encouraged advisors to share the report with clients, positioning it as a way for guests to understand the broader impact of their safari booking beyond the wildlife encounters and accommodation experienced during a stay.
