Great Plains Conservation
David W Stogdale has extensive experience in the tourism and hospitality sectors, currently serving as a Council Member at Utalli College and Chairman of Eka Hotels and the Kenya Tourism Federation Marketing Committee. As Managing Director of Great Plains East Africa since 2009, David W Stogdale oversees the operational marketing of several renowned safari properties in East Africa. Additionally, as Owner and Managing Director of DWS.AFRICA. LTD, and Chairman of the International Association of Golf Tour Operators, David W Stogdale has contributed significantly to both tourism and golf industries. With a career spanning over two decades, their previous roles include Director positions at the Kenya Tourist Board and Muthaiga Golf Club, and a focus on golf marketing as Chairman of the Kenya Golf Marketing Alliance. David W Stogdale holds a Higher National Diploma in Hotel Management and Catering Studies from The Manchester Metropolitan University.
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Great Plains Conservation
Our mission: to find the right formula between conservation, communities and commerce. Great Plains Conservation's model takes stressed and threatened environments, surrounds them with compassionate protection and intelligent management. We are an initiative to help curb the downward spiral of our threatened natural world by being proactive today, and by applying what we know best. This is the development of a sound conservation model, which is sustainably funded by a blend of sensitive, low volume, low impact tourism. Together, these private sector initiatives create the capital needed to help fund the overall conservation initiatives. Our primary ambition is to create of a number of flagship, or "gold standard" conservation programs in areas that previously have been deemed unsalvageable. Our hope is that these conservation initiatives will become successful, sustainable and inspire others around the world to replicate the model. We introduce you to "Conservation Tourism"