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Drone flight over bison herds on the Great Plains - Worldwide

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The Great Plains: Map, Region & History | Where are the Great Plains?

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WWF's work in the Great Plains

WWF's work in the Great Plains

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Sustainable ranching in the Great Plains

Sustainable ranching in the Great Plains

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Great Plains Wildlife Rangers, working on the frontlines of conservation, arriving at the finish line of the 21km Wildlife Ranger Challenge -- running with 22kg backpacks in solidarity with Rangers across Africa! Race Day - 20th September 2025 📌Seronga Village, Botswana. #ForWildlifeRangers | Great Plains Foundation

Great Plains Wildlife Rangers, working on the frontlines of conservation, arriving at the finish line of the 21km Wildlife Ranger Challenge -- running with 22kg backpacks in solidarity with Rangers across Africa! Race Day - 20th September 2025 📌Seronga Village, Botswana. #ForWildlifeRangers | Great Plains Foundation

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Our planet is teeming with extraordinary life—countless species, each perfectly adapted to its environment, playing a vital role in the balance of nature. Every connection strengthens the ecosystems we all rely on. But with every species lost, that balance weakens, threatening not just wildlife, but our own future. This #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s celebrate the wild and commit to a future where all species have a place to thrive. Because protecting nature isn’t just about them, it’s about all of us

Our planet is teeming with extraordinary life—countless species, each perfectly adapted to its environment, playing a vital role in the balance of nature. Every connection strengthens the ecosystems we all rely on. But with every species lost, that balance weakens, threatening not just wildlife, but our own future. This #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s celebrate the wild and commit to a future where all species have a place to thrive. Because protecting nature isn’t just about them, it’s about all of us

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If we save and protect wild spaces, we ultimately save ourselves. World Wildlife Day, celebrated on March 3rd, is about enjoying and respecting wildlife. As Great Plains founder Dereck Joubert eloquently phrases it: “It is about taking a moment to think about our relationship with wildlife and reinventing our relationship there. It is about extending trust, empathy and affording dignity to wildlife.”⁣ ⁣ As we celebrate World Wildlife Day we should all challenge ourselves to do better.⁣ ⁣ Read mo

If we save and protect wild spaces, we ultimately save ourselves. World Wildlife Day, celebrated on March 3rd, is about enjoying and respecting wildlife. As Great Plains founder Dereck Joubert eloquently phrases it: “It is about taking a moment to think about our relationship with wildlife and reinventing our relationship there. It is about extending trust, empathy and affording dignity to wildlife.”⁣ ⁣ As we celebrate World Wildlife Day we should all challenge ourselves to do better.⁣ ⁣ Read mo

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There's been no shortage of thrilling wildlife encounters across all Great Plains properties recently—as this compilation video from last month shows. While big cats, heart-pounding hunts and mega herds are usually on the bucket lists of most who travel to Africa's wild spaces, we believe a safari is more than just ticking off animals. It’s about the pauses between the drama — the light on the water, the hush of a sunset, the joy of finding space to just be. Because in a world full of noise, the

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This month's sightings highlights video is a bittersweet one. While our guests, guides and staff have enjoyed some remarkable wild encounters in recent weeks, we also say goodbye to the alpha female of the Duba pack of painted dogs. She was killed by a lioness, a reality that these wild canids must endure. We've been following this pack for some years and are devastated by the loss, but also accept that her death was a natural one, and without wild space to roam these predators would face an eve

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Wild Classroom: The grasslands of the Great Plains

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Our guides and guests have enjoyed exceptional predator sightings recently—lions, cheetahs, hyenas, and painted dogs making appearances across nearly all our camps. This is no coincidence. Our camps are carefully placed to protect critical predator corridors at a time when big cats and their kin face growing pressure. Now, at places like ol Donyo Lodge in Kenya and Tembo Plains in Zimbabwe, daylight sightings of lions and cheetahs are becoming increasingly common — and unforgettable. This clip o

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Safaris are not just about watching wildlife in wild places, they’re about reconnecting with nature, and with the people who matter most. At Tembo Plains Camp in Zimbabwe, families bond on some of the continent's wildest landscapes, sharing moments that linger long after the journey ends. From fishing the mighty Zambezi River to hands-on time in the interactive kitchen with our expert chefs, every experience is designed to be enjoyed together. 📍 Tembo Plains Camp, Zimbabwe | Great Plains Conser

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Sometimes, the wildlife comes to you. When a pride of lions chose the deck at Duba Plains in Botswana as their resting spot, our managers and staff made a quick pivot to accommodate the surprise guests. Private dining was thoughtfully arranged across camp. Some guests enjoyed bush lunches or a quiet meal in the library or cellar, while the lions lolled around on the deck at Duba for a few unforgettable hours. What a sighting. What a privilege. This moment speaks to respect and trust. Our guides

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Teaching Tools about the Grasslands of The Great Plains | Educators Toolkits | WWF

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Take a rare glimpse into the breeding behavior of the great plains toad (Anaxyrus cognatus), a Wyoming species of greatest conservation need. These toads are more often heard and not seen, due to their incredibly loud calls for such a small animal! This video shows how male toads produce their calls—by inflating a sac on their throat (called the vocal pouch) with air. Each summer, just after sunset, males congregate in temporary ponds on the high prairie and begin their impressive chorus. Wildli

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For wildebeest and countless other species, open landscapes are essential. Every sprint across the plains is a testament to the freedom and survival that only wide spaces can provide. | Great Plains Conservation

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Life in the wild is often dictated by the shifting of the seasons. Drier times encourage animals to move, often en masse, to greener pastures, while the rainy season ushers in new life. One thing is clear: no matter the season there is always something astonishing to witness in the wild. Our Great Plains camps and reserves are perfectly positioned to show our guests something spectacular any time of the year. | Great Plains Conservation

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As the sun sets over the Okavango, painting the delta in golden light, we pause to reflect on the year gone by. From all of us at Great Plains, thank you for your support, for being part of our journey, and for helping us protect these extraordinary landscapes and the wildlife that call them home. With the horizon ahead, we look forward to another year of adventure, conservation, and unforgettable moments. Here’s to a bright and inspiring New Year with Great Plains. | Great Plains Conservation

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The training is done, the teams are ready … tomorrow is the big day! Our wildlife rangers in Botswana and Zimbabwe will be taking on a 21km run tomorrow for the Wildlife Ranger Challenge — an initiative that showcases the commitment, dedication and strength of rangers across Africa. To support the campaign and help rangers carry out their vital work, please visit the donation pages:https://wildlife.rangerchallenge.org/campaigns/great-plains-okavango-delta-2025https://wildlife.rangerchallenge.org

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This holiday season, make time for what truly matters. Share stories by the fire, enjoy adventures on the water and in the bush, and spend time reconnecting. Here, every moment is about togetherness, wonder, and creating memories you’ll treasure forever. | Great Plains Conservation

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Safaris aren't just about big cats and mega herds, it's the smaller species that are often the most fascinating and surprising. Here, Owner from Duba Plains Camp gives us a closer look at a painted reed which thrives in the drenched delta landscape. 📍 Duba Plains Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana | Great Plains Conservation

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Even adult lions know better than to tussle with porcupines. This male lion was recently spotted on our hide-cam at the ol Donyo Lodge waterhole enjoying a late-night drink when a porcupine shuffled over and made its presence known. Contrary to popular belief, porcupines can't shoot their quills, but when threatened they will reverse in the direction of the danger pushing their quiver of sharp spines at any would-be attackers. This lion made the wise choice to retreat rather than fight back. Cat

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This holiday season, step into a place where life slows down and magic gathers in the stillness. Where silence feels like a gift, the sky stretches endlessly, and every meal carries the taste of celebration. A safari with Great Plains is not just a holiday, it’s a chapter that lingers long after the season ends. A gift not wrapped in paper, but in memories and time well spent. | Great Plains Conservation

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At Mara Toto Tree Camp, life unfolds at nature’s pace. Canvas suites sit elevated above the forest floor, blending romance with comfort. When you’re not exploring the Mara’s iconic wildlife, you’ll find peace in the dappled shade, listening to nature move around you. 📍 Mara Toto Tree Camp | Great Plains Conservation

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Wildlife and nature cannot be owned. Our role at Great Plains has always been to protect wild species and spaces so that natural cycles can play out as they have for centuries. If animals have a place to call their own, where they can thrive and roam freely, then we gain front-row seats to nature's incredible spectacle.⁣ | Great Plains Conservation

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Across America's Great Plains lives an animal that embodies both heroism and violence: the bison. The largest land animal in the Americas, it's a symbol of the grassland environment. Feared, celebrated, hunted, and worshiped. #AmericanBison #GreatPlains #Wildlife #Nature #Bison | Real Wild

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Nothing like lions in camp to raise the excitement levels. This pride popped in for a visit at Duba Plains recently giving guests a front-row seat to the action. Sometimes you don't even need to leave camp to experience exciting wildlife encounters.⁣ ⁣ 📍 Duba Plains Camp⁣ 🎥 Rapz Samati⁣ | Great Plains Conservation

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