An average of 2.5 trillion gallons of water flow through the Okavango Delta system every year, providing water to a million people and abundant wildlife.
The health of this crucially important source of water for wildlife and people is dependent on a system of source lakes and rivers that originate in Angola — waters that currently have no official protections.
- Dr Steve Boyes
An average of 2.5 trillion gallons of water flow through the Okavango Delta system every year, providing water to a million people and abundant wildlife.
The annual rainy season drops three times as much rain in the highlands as in the delta.
These forests represent a valuable natural resource that needs to be protected and sustainably developed.
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