Linyanti

Linyanti is a wetland region located in the northern part of Botswana, Africa. It borders the Chobe National Park to the east and the Nxai Pan National Park to the west. The region covers an area of approximately 5,000 square kilometers and is known for its diverse wildlife and wetland ecosystems.

The Linyanti River, which flows through the region, is a tributary of the Okavango Delta and plays a crucial role in supporting the local ecosystem. The river's annual flooding brings nutrient-rich water and sediment, which supports a wide array of plant and animal species. The region is home to over 400 species of birds, as well as large populations of elephants, buffalo, and hippopotamus.

During the dry season, the Linyanti region is a critical water source for many animals. The water from the river and its associated wetlands attracts a large number of game viewers and fishermen. However, during the rainy season, the region becomes a swampy and inaccessible area, making it difficult for humans to travel through the area.

The Linyanti region is managed by the Botswana government and is included in the management plan of the Chobe National Park. The government has implemented conservation efforts to protect the region's unique ecosystem and preserve its natural resources for future generations. Visitors to the area can engage in a variety of activities, including game viewing, fishing, and guided tours.