#584 - The Flooding of the Okavango Delta

One of the most fascinating aspects of the Okavango Delta is that its defining moment happens in the absence of rain. Each year, as much of southern Africa dries out, water arrives from over a thousand kilometres away, slowly moving through the system and breathing life back into the landscape. In this conversation with Simon Byron from Beagle Expeditions, we unpack how that process actually works, why this particular season is standing out, and how these underlying mechanics shape not just the environment, but the way you experience it. Along the way, we touch on the bigger story of the Delta itself, a system that is constantly shifting, quietly responding to rainfall, geology, and time.

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