Explore The
American Serengeti.
The Great Plains of North America extend east from the Rocky Mountains and run north-south all the way through the US and much of Canada. Often referred to as the American Serengeti, the Great Plains once had an abundance of animals unmatched anywhere else on the North American continent. The chance to see millions of bison and pronghorn plus grizzly bears, wolves, elk, massive prairie dog colonies, and more made the Great Plains an exciting destination in the 19th Century. Today, the Great Plains rank as one of the world’s most threatened, most altered, and least protected habitats.
The first step in conservation is appreciation. Our goal with our American Serengeti Trip Series is to take you to the heart of what makes the Great Plains so unique. These trips will showcase some of the most impressive wildlife spectacles in North America. We’ll share stories from the region’s past while seeing firsthand what’s going on today and highlighting trends to a more sustainable future for the Great Plains.