Category: Great Plains WatchWednesday

Photograph taken at Londolozi Game Reserve, Kruger National Park, South Africa Courtesy – Londolozi

Safari Sightings Today is the 100th Watch Wednesday we have sent out – a weekly dispatch from Africa meant to keep us all connected, keep the

GREAT PLAINS’ CONSERVATION GOALS TOURNAMENT ENSURING A WIN FOR COMMUNITIES & CONSERVATION As we run down to the Maasai Olympics in Kenya, a community sports program we

THE RAINS IN AFRICA As I turn my face to what is now a steady breeze from the south, it smells like rain. It may

World Animal Day Of the world’s land biomass, 36% is made up by humans and 60% by our livestock. That leaves only 4% for wildlife.

101 elephants moved with Project Rewild Zambezi Last week was World Climate Week, where we saw the world coming together with a renewed focus on

Long Live the Rhino! We have a policy in Great Plains to never talk of ‘the big five.’ Watching the news out of the UK

Going to the Dogs We were recently travelled with dear friends, finding the best Painted Dog locations across Africa, counting packs and individuals as a

Migrations Last week Beverly and I arrived back from East Africa, a place of great romance, history, tradition…and the annual wildebeest migration. While we still

Project Ranger – Conservation Heroes There are so many conservation heroes we come across in our Great Plains circle that I want to periodically point