OF LION KINGS
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$10 000 GOAL |
Through a variety of strategic programs focused on landscape conservation, community engagement, and education the Great Plains Foundation is securing, expanding, and stewarding lion habitat in Africa.
Join the Great Plains Foundation by supporting comprehensive, innovative, and effective lion conservation!
In the weeks leading up to Disney’s Lion King release, join the Great Plains Foundation in celebrating local conservation heroes in their work to preserve and protect future generations of lion kings.
A gift of $50 funds all the school and art supplies for one local student during the Great Plains Student Conservation Camps.
Support this innovative, effective approach to lion conservation by sponsoring a local farmer to attend the Traditional Herding Workshop for just $200 per farmer.
Join the Great Plains Foundation in celebrating the Maasai Olympics by donating $1,000 to sponsor two girls’ schools (40 girls) to participate in the Maasai Olympics.
A gift of $750 will help fund the critical communication system required for effective anti-poaching patrols in Zimbabwe.
Join us today in celebrating the goal of Future Generations of Lion Kings through programs like Conservation Goals.
Today Disney launches the new live-action Lion King. We hope you will see the film and be reminded of the remarkable dedication of local lion conservationists; working to ensure many future generations of Lion Kings.
THANK all our supporters and friends who have joined the Great Plains Foundation in building a bright future for lions in the wild. Together we are making a big impact for lion conservation!
ABOUT DERECK & BEVERLY
Dereck and Beverly Joubert are award-winning filmmakers, conservationists, and National Geographic Explorers-in-Residence, who have been filming, researching and exploring Africa for over 30 years.
Through their media company "Wildlife Films", they have made blue chip productions for National Geographic, all of which focus on Africa's wildlife, with strong conservation messages at their core. The Jouberts also co-founded the Big Cats Initiative with National Geographic, as an emergency initiative to slow the rapid decline of big cats around the world.
The Joubert's have received international recognition for their films and conservation work. Such accolades include 8 Emmy's, a Peabody, a Wildscreen Panda & Outstanding Achievement Award and a Lifetime Achievement Award to name but a few.
Yet their greatest rewards have not come in the form of trophies that can sit on their shelves, but in their conservation successes, saving the wildlife they love and the wilderness which has become their home.
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