Ancient migratory routes for both humans and animals run through this territory. Indigenous San Bushmen, Botswana’s first inhabitants, have tales interwoven with this land, painting their stories in rock art.
The wildlife of Selinda, from lion prides to the resident pack of wild dogs, is emblematic of the area’s robust biodiversity. Birds, including the carmine bee-eaters, martial eagles, and wattled crane, add splashes of color and drama to the skies. The plant life, marked by cyclical resurrection and decay, with termite mounds gradually becoming tree-laden islands, embodies the rhythm of nature – a dance of life in the midst of flooding and drought.
