Great Plains Conservation

Great Plains Conservation, established in 2009, is a prominent entity in the Lodging & Resorts and Hospitality sectors, dedicated to preserving wild land tracts and endangered species while generating vital revenue for local communities. The company's mission centers on empowering communities to actively care for their natural and wildlife resources through sustainable tourism initiatives.

Specializing in habitat enhancement and delivering premier class safari experiences, Great Plains Conservation offers guests a profound understanding of Africa, experienced at a meaningful level with expert guidance. Their operations in Botswana and Kenya emphasize a low environmental impact, high-value safari model that is both environmentally and financially sustainable. This approach ensures benefits for both conservation efforts and local populations. Meet Great Plains Conservation's team to learn more about the individuals driving these impactful initiatives. The company operates across 2 locations and employs between 500 - 1,000 employees.

The company's commitment to responsible tourism has garnered significant recognition from leading travel publications and organizations. Great Plains Conservation is a recipient of the World Responsible Tourism Award and has been featured in prestigious outlets such as Condé Nast Traveler, Town & Country, Robb Report, and Travel + Leisure. Specific accolades include Zarafa Camp being awarded top honors by The Robb Report, Relais & Chteaux, The Hotel Detective on Forbes.com, and Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report. With an annual revenue of $23.1M, Great Plains Conservation demonstrates a successful blend of conservation, community development, and high-quality guest experiences.