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Conservation Call To Action Talk

Conservation Call To Action Talk

January 2024, U.S. Fundraising trip and talk at the Cox Science Centre

Relais and Chateaux Le Rendez-Vous November 2024

Relais and Chateaux Le Rendez-Vous November 2024

Dereck & Beverly Joubert at Explorers Fest 2022

Dereck & Beverly Joubert at Explorers Fest 2022

Dereck & Beverly interview with the Philippine Star

Dereck & Beverly interview with the Philippine Star

Carte Blanche interview on the Poaching Pandemic

Carte Blanche interview on the Poaching Pandemic

Big Cat Month 2022 launch on National Geographic

Big Cat Month 2022 launch on National Geographic

The Power of Wayfinding: Explorers

The Power of Wayfinding: Explorers

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A little uncertain, but characteristically curious, this leopard peeked her head out from behind a tree branch. It can be tricky to capture the essence of leopards in a single frame. Each of these secretive cats carries its own unique characteristics

Every year, on 23 April, UNESCO celebrates World Book Day in recognition of the power of storytelling and its ability to transcend time, culture, and generations. For more than forty years, @DereckJoubert and I have spent our lives alongside Africa&r

Every African sunset brings something different. There’s a seemingly endless spectrum of amber and gold that saturate the vast canvas of the Kenyan skyline – a lone tree outlined by the quickly fading sunlight is the only landmark across

Elephants are an endless source of inspiration for us. After more than four decades documenting and sharing nature’s narratives, we are still learning from these lumbering giants. We’ve spent endless hours watching their interactions, try

Shrouded in a cloak of cloud, the snow-capped peak of Africa’s tallest mountain is barely visible, as dusk takes hold of this iconic landscape. Kilimanjaro, and the surrounding hills that make up the area, is more than a mountain. It’s a

Like most cats, lions seek out prime vantage points from which to survey their territory. This pride in Kenya settled on a rock where their elevated position afforded them an expansive view over the surrounding savannah. From here, it's easier for th

There is something uniquely arresting about a bateleur, especially when one pauses briefly with wings slightly open, almost in imitation of a statue. It's an eagle of striking form and colour, but also of immense presence. With a wingspan that can re

Elephants have been an endless inspiration for @DereckJoubert and me in the countless hours we've spent watching them and learning the nuances of life in the herd. They move through landscapes with a grace and intelligence that seems almost otherworl

There's nothing quite as intense as a leopard's stare. When their gaze is focused on food or foe, there's a ferocity and determination that ignites in their eyes that's difficult to describe or capture. In this shot – part of a series which can

Today, we honour the legacy of Jane Goodall whose presence is felt so deeply in the forests she protected, in the chimpanzees she gave a voice to, and in all of us who chose to fight for something greater than ourselves. There are those who change sc

Like cardboard cutouts, a silhouetted herd of eland and zebra graze in the setting sun, backlit by orange rays of sunshine burning through a thick cloud on the Kenyan plains. Standing at around two metres tall and weighing as much as 1,000 kilograms,

In the fading light of dusk just before darkness takes hold of the Okavango Delta and nocturnal life claims ownership of the landscape, a lioness stares intently through a stand of tall swamp grass. Like other nighttime prowlers, she welcomes the set

In the south of Kenya's Rift Valley lies an alkaline soda lake that is as picturesque as it is inhospitable. Yet, even here in these hot saline waters, life thrives. Flamingoes filter feed in the shallows, while tilapia specially adapted to the condi

Focused and determined, this young serval paused for a moment to meet our gaze, a reminder that even the smaller predators play a vital role in Africa’s delicate ecosystems. With oversized “satellite-dish” ears, powerful spring-load

Teamwork.
Lions are the only truly social big cats, a trait that makes all the difference when bringing down large prey. Unlike leopards and tigers which both lead solitary lifestyles, or jaguars that may occasionally form coalitions, lions live perm

I could spend countless hours at waterholes like the one at ol Donyo Lodge in Kenya, watching nature's narratives play out in real time. An eland pauses, a giraffe lowers its long neck, zebras gather cautiously, all drawn to this vital source that su

Perched in the dappled shade of an old-growth tree, this fish eagle tucked into its hard-earned meal – its prize, a reminder of the endless cycles of life and survival along the waterways we cherish so deeply. Moments like this make me pause. T

Vultures are an impressive sight in the air. Wings outstretched with finger-like feathers cast against an ice-blue sky, talons trailing in preparation for a landing, head lowered exposing a giant bill capable of tearing flesh from bone – they h

Lurking in the muddy shallows of Kenya's Mara River, this crocodile waits—as these creatures have done for centuries—for the right time to stage an ambush. Life moves at a different pace for creatures like crocodiles. They don't need to e

A little uncertain, but characteristically curious, this leopard peeked her head out from behind a tree branch. It can be tricky to capture the essence of leopards in a single frame. Each of these secretive cats carries its own unique characteristics

Every African sunset brings something different. There’s a seemingly endless spectrum of amber and gold that saturate the vast canvas of the Kenyan skyline – a lone tree outlined by the quickly fading sunlight is the only landmark across

Elephants are an endless source of inspiration for us. After more than four decades documenting and sharing nature’s narratives, we are still learning from these lumbering giants. We’ve spent endless hours watching their interactions, try

Shrouded in a cloak of cloud, the snow-capped peak of Africa’s tallest mountain is barely visible, as dusk takes hold of this iconic landscape. Kilimanjaro, and the surrounding hills that make up the area, is more than a mountain. It’s a

Like most cats, lions seek out prime vantage points from which to survey their territory. This pride in Kenya settled on a rock where their elevated position afforded them an expansive view over the surrounding savannah. From here, it's easier for th

There is something uniquely arresting about a bateleur, especially when one pauses briefly with wings slightly open, almost in imitation of a statue. It's an eagle of striking form and colour, but also of immense presence. With a wingspan that can re

Elephants have been an endless inspiration for @DereckJoubert and me in the countless hours we've spent watching them and learning the nuances of life in the herd. They move through landscapes with a grace and intelligence that seems almost otherworl

There's nothing quite as intense as a leopard's stare. When their gaze is focused on food or foe, there's a ferocity and determination that ignites in their eyes that's difficult to describe or capture. In this shot – part of a series which can

Today, we honour the legacy of Jane Goodall whose presence is felt so deeply in the forests she protected, in the chimpanzees she gave a voice to, and in all of us who chose to fight for something greater than ourselves. There are those who change sc

Like cardboard cutouts, a silhouetted herd of eland and zebra graze in the setting sun, backlit by orange rays of sunshine burning through a thick cloud on the Kenyan plains. Standing at around two metres tall and weighing as much as 1,000 kilograms,

In the fading light of dusk just before darkness takes hold of the Okavango Delta and nocturnal life claims ownership of the landscape, a lioness stares intently through a stand of tall swamp grass. Like other nighttime prowlers, she welcomes the set

In the south of Kenya's Rift Valley lies an alkaline soda lake that is as picturesque as it is inhospitable. Yet, even here in these hot saline waters, life thrives. Flamingoes filter feed in the shallows, while tilapia specially adapted to the condi

Focused and determined, this young serval paused for a moment to meet our gaze, a reminder that even the smaller predators play a vital role in Africa’s delicate ecosystems. With oversized “satellite-dish” ears, powerful spring-load

Teamwork.
Lions are the only truly social big cats, a trait that makes all the difference when bringing down large prey. Unlike leopards and tigers which both lead solitary lifestyles, or jaguars that may occasionally form coalitions, lions live perm

I could spend countless hours at waterholes like the one at ol Donyo Lodge in Kenya, watching nature's narratives play out in real time. An eland pauses, a giraffe lowers its long neck, zebras gather cautiously, all drawn to this vital source that su

Perched in the dappled shade of an old-growth tree, this fish eagle tucked into its hard-earned meal – its prize, a reminder of the endless cycles of life and survival along the waterways we cherish so deeply. Moments like this make me pause. T

Vultures are an impressive sight in the air. Wings outstretched with finger-like feathers cast against an ice-blue sky, talons trailing in preparation for a landing, head lowered exposing a giant bill capable of tearing flesh from bone – they h

Lurking in the muddy shallows of Kenya's Mara River, this crocodile waits—as these creatures have done for centuries—for the right time to stage an ambush. Life moves at a different pace for creatures like crocodiles. They don't need to e

Our dear friend Robert Redford, who passed away last night, had a deep and lasting impact on our lives. He was, of course, a huge screen personality for many decades, but as a friend, he embodied an intellectual and enquiring character that soaks up

Our dear friend Robert Redford, who passed away last night, had a deep and lasting impact on our lives. He was, of course, a huge screen personality for many decades, but as a friend, he embodied an intellectual and enquiring character that soaks up

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Dereck Joubert in the Samuel Baker Linen Shirt
d&b Clothing: Samuel Baker in Washer Sky
Model: @dereckjoubert
Photographer: @beverlyjoubert
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Selinda
#DressToExplore

Kimberly, out and about at Mara Nyika…
d&b Clothing: Ladies Livingstone Jacket in Stone
Model: @sakian_ntutu
Photographer: @beverlyjoubert
Kenya: @greatplainsconservation Mara Nyika
#DressToExplore

One of our most popular pieces, the Dannenberg Print Top.
d&b Clothing: Ladies Dannenberg Print Top in Leopard
Model: @tyramolosi
Photographer: @andrewhowardphoto
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Zarafa Camp
#DressToExplore

Exploring the Chyulu Hills at ol Donyo Lodge
d&b Clothing: Torres Dress in Olive, Marianne Wide Leather Belt in Brown.
Model: @tannie.sta
Photographer: @andrewhowardphoto
Kenya: @greatplainsconservation Ol Donyo Lodge
#DressToExplore

Having lunch at Okavango Explorers after a stunning game drive with the Great Plains Conservation guides.
d&b Clothing: Silvia Mesh Top in Burgundy
Model: @eluisadib
Photographer: @kellybraby
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Okavango Explore

Taking a moment to enjoy the Zarafa Dhow Suite…
d&b Clothing: Freya Top in White, Lady Florence Skirt in Leopard
Model: @kgabsngwana
Photographer: @andrewhowardphoto
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Zarafa Camp
#DressToExplore

The lovely Laura, accompanied by Mwezi.
d&b Clothing: Caddick Collar Shirt in White, Markham Stretch Jodhpurs in Rock, Ladies Livingstone Jacket in Black
Model: @laurahutch._
Photographer: @beverlyjoubert
Kenya: @greatplainsconservation ol Dony

Enjoying a little peace and tranquility at Sitatunga Private Island, surrounded by exquisite birdlife…
d&b Clothing: Ladies Charlotte Zebra Mesh Top in Blue, Ladies Lindberg Skirt in Natural, and Mens Samuel Baker Shirt in Washer Blue
Phot

Our Founders, Dereck & Beverly Joubert, out on the plains of the Naboisho Conservancy during their stay at Mara Nyika Camp in Kenya.
d&b Clothing: Samuel Baker Shirt in Washer Wine
Model: @dereckjoubert
Photographer: Unknown
Kenya: @greatpla

There is nothing quite like the Great Plains Conservation experience…
d&b Clothing: Caddick Collar Shirt in White, Markham Stretch Jodhpurs in Rock
Model: @tyramolosi
Photographer: @andrewhowardphoto
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Za

Dereck Joubert in the Samuel Baker Linen Shirt
d&b Clothing: Samuel Baker in Washer Sky
Model: @dereckjoubert
Photographer: @beverlyjoubert
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Selinda
#DressToExplore

Kimberly, out and about at Mara Nyika…
d&b Clothing: Ladies Livingstone Jacket in Stone
Model: @sakian_ntutu
Photographer: @beverlyjoubert
Kenya: @greatplainsconservation Mara Nyika
#DressToExplore

One of our most popular pieces, the Dannenberg Print Top.
d&b Clothing: Ladies Dannenberg Print Top in Leopard
Model: @tyramolosi
Photographer: @andrewhowardphoto
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Zarafa Camp
#DressToExplore

Our Founders, Dereck & Beverly Joubert, out on the plains of the Naboisho Conservancy during their stay at Mara Nyika Camp in Kenya.
d&b Clothing: Samuel Baker Shirt in Washer Wine
Model: @dereckjoubert
Photographer: Unknown
Kenya: @greatpla

There is nothing quite like the Great Plains Conservation experience…
d&b Clothing: Caddick Collar Shirt in White, Markham Stretch Jodhpurs in Rock
Model: @tyramolosi
Photographer: @andrewhowardphoto
Botswana: @greatplainsconservation Za

@GreatPlainsConservation

This is alfresco dining at its best. Your table awaits at Tembo Plains Camp in Zimbabwe.

#ConservationTourism #TemboPlains #Zimbabwe #safari #alfresco

Food has always been a great unifier. It brings us together and allows us to celebrate, share and make memories. At Zarafa Camp, like all Great Plains Conservation camps, food is an expression of joy and comfort. Inspired by the incredible Botswana l

Evenings in the Mara are particularly spectacular. When the sun dips below the horizon and night takes hold of the plains, a chorus of nocturnal sounds swells and a mystical feeling of excitement and tension hangs in the air. This is a time when pred

Don't let their barrel-shaped bodies fool you, hippos can move surprising fast on land. Over short bursts they can sprint at around 50km/h and are highly territorial over their aquatic homes.

📍 Duba Plains Camp, Botswana
📷 Andrew Howard

#Conserva

This World Heritage Day, and every other day, we're reminded of the responsibility we all have to protect our shared global heritage. From the waterways of the Okavango Delta to the wild beauty of the Zambezi River or the endless plains of the Mara,

Some lions just know how to show off ...

📍Mara Toto Tree Camp, Kenya
📷 Georgie Hextall

#ConservationTourism #lions #bigcats

It’s not only the incredible wildlife and endless vistas of Kenya’s Mara region that will leave a lasting impact, it’s the people. The longer you spend here, the more connected you’ll become, and the more you’ll understa

Step through the hand-carved Zanzibar door and into another world. Deep crimsons, rich leather, polished hardwoods, every detail at Zarafa Camp is carefully curated and built as though it's an extension of the incredible landscape on which it rests.

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