Orokavango

Orokavango is a fictional settlement located in the northern region of a continent. Its geography is characterized by a transition zone between arid plains and a large, brackish delta system, which significantly influences the local ecosystem and the lives of its inhabitants. The settlement itself is situated on slightly elevated ground, providing protection from seasonal flooding that affects the delta.

The economy of Orokavango is primarily based on sustainable harvesting of resources from both the plains and the delta. Traditional fishing practices and the cultivation of drought-resistant crops are common. Some trade occurs with neighboring communities, exchanging local produce for goods not readily available in the settlement. The population is relatively small, with a culture that emphasizes community cooperation and resource management.

Historically, Orokavango has been a place of refuge for nomadic groups seeking access to water and food sources, particularly during drier seasons. Over time, these groups integrated, forming the foundation of the current permanent settlement. The settlement's isolation has contributed to the preservation of its unique cultural traditions and ways of life, which are deeply intertwined with the natural environment. Little is known about its governance structure, though it is believed to be community-led with an emphasis on consensus.