6.6K views · 140 reactions | From a previously unheard-of coalition of male lions in Botswana’s Selinda reserve to brand new leopard cubs, wildlife sightings at all of our Great Plains properties left guests and guides in awe last month. Here's a taste of some of the remarkable encounters.⁣ (More safari sightings here: https://ow.ly/Ssiu50S5G8Q) | Great Plains Conservation | Facebook

3.5K views · 112 reactions | They may not look like they have a swimmer's physique, but elephants are at home in the water and can comfortably cross vast rivers or lagoons. These grey giants seem to enjoy swimming and will sometimes submerge their entire bodies in the water leaving only a protruding trunk to serve as a snorkel.⁣ | Great Plains Conservation | Facebook

2.2K views · 280 reactions | "It is probably elephants that I most...

12K views · 397 reactions | Cats will be cats - whether they're big or small. | Great Plains Conservation | Facebook

Since we started our Conservation Roots initiative we've planted over 63,000 trees, helping to rewild the landscape and build a better future. Each guest visiting a Kenyan Great Plains safari camp has the opportunity to plant a tree themselves. It's a simple act that helps offset carbon but, more than this, the act of placing your tree in the ground, filling in the soil, and then watering it to bring it to life and grow does something else – something more personal, special, and even spiritual.