2025-11-13T14:51:31-06:00 2024-12-31 463330935 AVENSON HAMANN CPAS LLP 7421 BURNET ROAD 522 AUSTIN TX 78757 990 2024-01-01 455494919 GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION GREA 9176083589 1661 JEAGA DRIVE JUPITER FL 33458 JACQUELINE USHER TREASURER 9176083589 2025-11-13 1 1 KARA HAMANN P00268440 5126939131 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z JACQUELINE USHER 1661 JEAGA DRIVE JUPITER FL 33458 5119766 0 X GREATPLAINSFOUNDATION.COM X 2012 DE TO CONSERVE AND EXPAND NATURAL HABITATS IN AFRICA THROUGH INNOVATIVE CONSERVATION INITIATIVES WITH A LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT, WILDLIFE, AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES. 5 2 1 45 0 0 2818894 2509315 1199283 2170737 35033 289877 10471 26120 4063681 4996049 874587 1366604 0 0 78510 271169 49165 37700 76238 1867057 1594584 2869319 3270057 1194362 1725992 6086203 7704884 407458 129476 5678745 7575408 X TO CONSERVE AND EXPAND NATURAL HABITATS IN AFRICA THROUGH INNOVATIVE CONSERVATION INITIATIVES WITH A LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO THE ENVIRONMENT, WILDLIFE, AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES. 0 0 653695 99809 BIODIVERSITY (PREVIOUSLY FEMALE RANGERS)IN 2021 TO ADDRESS GENDER INEQUALITY THE FOUNDATION LAUNCHED AN INITIATIVE TO TRAIN AND EMPLOY FEMALE RANGERS. THE FEMALE RANGERS INITIATIVE REMAINS A VITAL PART OF OUR WORK IN BOTH BOTSWANA AND ZIMBABWE. WHILE INITIALLY LAUNCHED AS A STANDALONE PROJECT FOCUSED ON TRAINING AND INTEGRATING WOMEN INTO NATURAL RESOURCE MONITORING ROLES, THE SCOPE AND IMPACT OF THE PROGRAM HAVE EVOLVED SIGNIFICANTLY. TODAY, FEMALE RANGERS FORM AN ESSENTIALPART OF THE OPERATIONAL WORKFORCE ACROSS SEVERAL DIVISIONS, CONTRIBUTING DIRECTLY TO BIODIVERSITY PROTECTION, ECOSYSTEM MONITORING, AND SPECIFIC CONSERVATION OBJECTIVES. AS SUCH, THE INITIATIVE HAS TRANSITIONED FROM BEING A STAND-ALONE CATEGORY TO FORMING A FOUNDATIONAL COMPONENT OF OUR BROADER BIODIVERSITY EFFORTS. ALTHOUGH WE CONTINUE TO REPORT ON PROGRESS WITHIN THE FEMALE RANGERS PROJECT AS A DISTINCT AREA OF IMPACT, THEIR ROLES ARENOW DEEPLY EMBEDDED ACROSS MULTIPLE BIODIVERSITY-LINKED PROGRAMS. THIS NECESSITATED THE RECLASSIFICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED GRANT UNDER BIODIVERSITY TO MORE ACCURATELY REFLECT HOW THE FUNDING SUPPORTS CROSS-CUTTING CONSERVATION OUTCOMES.PROJECTS INCLUDE: FEMALE RANGER FIELD DEPLOYMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING IN BOTSWANA AND ZIMBABWE BIODIVERSITY (ECOSYSTEM) MONITORING AND PROTECTION PATROLS, INCLUDING SPECIES-SPECIFIC DATA COLLECTION ON RHINO, ELEPHANTS, GROUND HORNBILLS, WATTLED CRANES, AND CROCODILES CONSERVATION EDUCATION & OUTREACH, INCLUDING KIDS CAMP, CONSERVATION GOALS, CAREER FAIRS AND EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP SUPPORT SUCH AS WITH WCA. CONSERVATION DEVELOPMENT, WITH A FOCUS ON SPECIALISED SKILLS TRAINING FOR OUR RANGER FORCE AND SUPPORT FOR TERTIARY-LEVEL STUDENTS AT NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS ORI AND CUT. PROJECT REWILD WITH FEMALE RANGERS FORMING THE TEAMS THAT CONDUCT POST-TRANSLOCATION MONITORING. 590034 PROJECT REWILDIN ZIMBABWE, GREAT PLAINS IS SECURING THE SAPI RESERVE, AN EXPANSIVE AND FRAGILE LANDSCAPE THAT FORMS THE HEART OF A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE AND THE MIDDLE-ZAMBEZI BIOSPHERE RESERVE. THE GOAL OF THE SAPI RESTORATION INITIATIVE IS TO RESTORE THIS DEPLETED LANDSCAPE THROUGH A COMBINATION OF STRATEGIC PROTECTIONS, A COMPREHENSIVE CONSERVATION PLAN, SPECIES REINTRODUCTION, AND CONSERVATION TOURISM.IN LATE 2016 GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION WAS AWARDED THE 290,000-ACRE SAPI RESERVE TO CONSERVE AND MANAGE. WORKING WITH TEAMS OF WORLD-RENOWNED EXPERTS, THE GREAT PLAINS STRATEGY FOR THE SAPI RESTORATION INITIATIVE INCLUDES DEVELOPING BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE, ROADS AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS, A STRATEGIC WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT PLAN, WILDLIFE MONITORING TEAMS, SUPPORT FOR ZIMPARKS, SPECIES REINTRODUCTION, ON-GOING FLORA AND FAUNA SURVEYS, AND PHOTOGRAPHIC TOURISM; ALL WITH A SINGLE GOAL IN MIND: TO RESTORE AND PROTECT THIS ESSENTIAL ECOSYSTEM. IN 2022 THE FOUNDATION LAUNCHED PROJECT REWILD WHICH IS A DEDICATED FUNDING INITIATIVE TO COVER THE COST OF RESTORING SAPI INCLUDING THE TRANSLOCATION OF ANIMALS. WE ARE ACTIVELY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR EVERYTHING FROM THE COST TO TRANSLOCATE ANIMALS, TO BOLSTERING ZIMPARKS PRESENCE IN SAPI, TO HIRING AND TRAINING OUR OWN WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCEMONITORING TEAMS (INCLUDING FEMALE RANGER UNITS) TO BE BASED IN SAPI. PROJECT REWILD HAS BEEN EXPANDED TO COVER THE TRANSLOCATION OF WILDLIFE TO AREAS OTHER THAN SAPI AND IN 2024 THE FOUNDATION RELOCATED GIRAFFE AND ZEBRA TO AN AREA ADJACENT TO THE HWANGA NATIONAL PARK. 414451 150000 RHINO MONITORING (PREVIOUSLY RHINOS WITHOUT BORDERS)IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND BOTSWANA GOVERNMENTS, RHINOS WITHOUT BORDERS PROJECT, OVER THE LAST SEVEN YEARS, ESTABLISHED A SUBSTANTIAL NEW WILD POPULATION OF RHINOS IN BOTSWANA. THE SUCCESS OF THIS PROJECT IS EVIDENT IN THE NUMBER OF RHINOS SUCCESSFULLY RELOCATED AND THE SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF CALVES THAT HAVE BEEN BORN IN THE WILD. THIS NEW POPULATION OF WILD RHINOS IS GIVING HOPE FOR THIS ICONIC SPECIES ACROSS AFRICA. THE FOCUS IS ONTHE SECURITY OF THESE ANIMALS.WITH THE PROGRAM TRANSITIONING ITS FOCUS TO PROTECTION AND WE HAVE INCREASED THE SECURITY AND MONITORING COMPONENT OF THE OPERATION, VIA A TEAM OF DEDICATED RANGERS. AS WE HAVE EVOLVED WE HAVE LOOKED AT THE BIODIVERSITY OF THE MONITORING TEAM AND NOW EMPLOY FEMALE RANGERS IN THIS PROGRAM. IN ORDER TO REFLECT THE TRANSITION IN FOCUS WE HAVE REBRANDED RHINOS WITHOUT BORDERS TO RHINO MONITORING.AS WE MOVE INTO THE FUTURE, OUR RHINO WORK WILL CONTINUE TO FOCUS ON THE SAFETY OF WILD RHINOS - BOTH IN BOTSWANA AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES - IN COLLABORATION WITH THE LOCAL AND NATIONAL CONSERVATION COMMUNITY AND ON COMBATTING THE GROWING THREATS OF WILDLIFE CRIME. DONOR FUNDING THAT IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED FOR RHINO MONOTORING IS RINGFENCED AS UNUTILSED FUNDS WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS. 1116795 1116795 2170737 PROJECT RANGERPROJECT RANGER BEGAN AS AN EMERGENCY INTERVENTION IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. IN 2020 AS TRAVELAND TOURISM ' WERE BROUGHT TO A STANDSTILL, WILDERNESS AREAS AND LODGES WERE LEFT EMPTY AND NATIONAL PARKSAND PROTECTED AREAS FACED A SEVERE DROP IN TOURISM REVENUE. RANGERS WERE LEFT UNCERTAIN ABOUT THEIR NEXTPAYCHECK AND WITHOUT THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES THEY NEEDED TO PROTECT WILDLIFE. THIS "PERFECT STORM" OFCONDITIONS LEFT MANY ENDANGERED ANIMALS HIGHLY VULNERABLE TO WILDLIFE CRIME.PROJECT RANGER AIMS TO SUPPORT THOSE ON THE FRONT LINES OF CONSERVATION. BECAUSE POACHING AND TRAFFICKINGCONTINUES TO THREATEN WILDLIFE ACROSS AFRICA AND MANY RANGERS CONTINUE TO BE WOEFULLY UNDER-RESOURCED.PROJECT RANGER CONTINUES, POST-PANDEMIC, TO ADDRESS SHORT-TERM EMERGENCY NEEDS AND ADOPT A LONGER TERM FOCUS. IN THAT SPIRIT, PROJECT RANGER'S WORK AND GRANT-MAKING EMPHASIZES ENSURING RANGERS HAVE THE RESOURCESTHEY NEED TO DO THEIR BEST WORK IN CONSERVATION AND TRAFFICKING HOTSPOTS.BIG CATSCOMMUNITIES AND BIG CATS LIVING TOGETHER IS KEY TO CONSERVATION. THE FOUNDATION FUNDS MULTIPLE PROJECTSAIMED AT PRESERVING LAND FOR BIG CATS AND REDUCING HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT. WORKING WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIESAND WILDLIFE EXPERTS, THESE PROGRAMS SUPPORT STRATEGIES FOR HUMANS AND WILDLIFE TO COEXIST.THE GREAT PLAINS BIG CATS INITIATIVE (BCI) SUPPORTS PROJECTS AIMED AT PREVENTING AND REVERSING THE DECLINE OFBIG CATS. PAST GRANTEES OF BCI HAVE INCLUDED INITIATIVES LIKE THE MAASAI OLYMPICS AND COMMUNAL CATTLE HERDINGWORKSHOPS WHICH TACKLE HUMAN- LION CONFLICT AND BUILD BRIDGES BETWEEN COMMUNITIES AND WILDLIFE. PROJECTSCAN BE IN ANY BIG CAT POPULATION RANGE LAND INSIDE PROTECTED AREAS OR OUTSIDE. THE OBJECTIVE IS CLEAR - REVERSETHE DOWNWARD TREND OF BIG CATS.EMPOWER COMMUNITIESCOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IS A CORNERSTONE OF SUSTAINABLE PROGRESS ACROSS AFRICA, OFFERING LONG-TERM BENEFITSNOT ONLY TO INDIVIDUALS BUT TO ENTIRE REGIONS. IN RURAL AREAS, ESPECIALLY THOSE NEAR VITAL ECOSYSTEMS, COMMUNITYLEDINITIATIVES FOSTER STEWARDSHIP OF NATURAL RESOURCES, IMPROVE LIVELIHOODS AND STRENGTHEN SOCIAL COHESION.GREAT PLAINS IS SUPPORTING SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING AND ENTREPRENEURIAL SUPPORT TO IMPROVE RESILIENCE TOENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES. 1116795 1116795 2170737 2774975 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 X JACQUELINE USHER 9176083589 1661 JEAGA DRIVE JUPITER FL 33458 DERECK JOUBERT PRESIDENT 15.00 X X 0 0 0 SARAH BOECKMANN EXEC DIR AND SECRETARY 30.00 X X 50700 0 0 BEVERLY JOUBERT DIRECTOR 29.00 X 0 0 0 PETRU EBERSOHN DIRECTOR 8.00 X 0 0 0 JEFFERY FLOCKEN DIRECTOR 8.00 X 0 0 0 JACQUELINE USHER TREASURER 12.00 X 0 0 0 50700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 106310 2403005 136527 2509315 CONSERVATION LEVIES 561520 2170737 2170737 2170737 106174 106174 183703 0 183703 183703 183703 149837 106310 123717 26120 26120 4996049 2170737 0 315997 114300 114300 48196 48196 1204108 1204108 50700 50700 212084 212084 8385 8385 3849 3849 7245 7245 37700 37700 9368 9368 43301 4763 38538 2139 2139 20960 20960 7827 7827 3606 3606 52119 52119 9723 9723 14892 14892 4455 4455 PROJECT REWILD PROGRAM 590034 590034 BIODIVERSITY PROGRAM SE 394850 394850 RHINOS WITHOUT BORDERS 264451 264451 OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 159036 159036 6729 6729 3270057 2774975 418844 76238 267755 453459 2254797 2282075 158771 2783303 232968 21494 170630 211474 2234250 974573 1000000 1000000 6086203 7704884 407458 129476 407458 129476 X 3364063 5314953 2314682 2260455 5678745 7575408 6086203 7704884 1725992 170671 0 X 0 1 X 1 0 X 1363251 614121 1288152 2818894 2509315 8593733 929831 604561 1959715 1199283 2170737 6864127 2293082 1218682 3247867 4018177 4680052 15457860 729931 496715 1025829 1199283 2170737 5622495 0 729931 496715 1025829 1199283 2170737 5622495 9835365 56861 1702 2850 17789 106174 185376 56861 1702 2850 17789 106174 185376 11309 11309 2349943 1220384 3250717 4047275 4786226 15654545 0.62830 0.64960 0.01180 0.00640 X SCHEDULE A, PART III, LINE 12, EXPLANATION OF OTHER INCOME: FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE GAIN - 2023 AMOUNT: $ 11,309. 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THE RECIPIENTS ARE THEN ROUTINELY MONITORED VIA FINANCIAL PROGRESS REPORTS, TO ENSURE THE FUNDS ARE BEING USED ACCORDINGLY TO ACCOMPLISH THE PROPOSED PURPOSE. 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THE RECIPIENTS ARE THEN ROUTINELY MONITORED TO ENSURE THE ASSISTANCE IS BEING USED ACCORDINGLY TO ACCOMPLISH THE PROPOSED PURPOSE. X 2 30217 FMV X AUCTION PRIZES 18 106310 FMV 0 0 0 FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 2 DERECK JOUBERT AND BEVERLY JOUBERT ARE HUSBAND AND WIFE. DERECK JOUBERT AND BEVERLY JOUBERT ARE SHAREHOLDERS OF GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION LIMITED. JACQUELINE USHER WAS AN EMPLOYEE OF GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION LIMITED THROUGH AUGUST 2024. PETRU EBERSOHN IS AN EMPLOYEE OF GREAT PLAINS CONSERVATION LIMITED. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B BOARD MEMBERS REVIEW THE 990 FORM PRIOR TO SUBMITTING TO THE IRS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION ENFORCED COMPLIANCE WITH ITS CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY BY REVIEWING IT PERIODICALLY AT BOARD MEETINGS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON WRITTEN REQUEST. 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