The Okavango is a dynamic ecosystem that has been shaped by many natural forces. The magical trip depicted in this book illustrates the ways in which these forces influence this ever-changing environment. The Okavango Delta is captivatingly described in three sections that feature the plant and animal life of the distinctive habitats: * Air - the world of creatures that fly and swing from trees is examined from a daisy-yellow Tigermoth biplane that shares the sky with vultures and storks. * Water - the journey continues in a small wooden dugout canoe through drooping papyrus heads and water lilies and ventures into the aquatic environment of geese, hippos and crocodiles. * Land - the adventure concludes with a walk through the delta where we encounter mushrooms sprouting from the earth after the rains, and enjoy spectacular sightings of mammals such as antelope, elephant, lion and wild dog. This engagingly produced photojourney includes some 100 exquisite full-color photographs with informative captions and text that covers the diverse habitats of the Okavango Delta. "Adrian Bailey and Robyn Keene-Young's OKAVANGO: A JOURNEY is a gorgeous picture celebration packing in full-page color photos of the Okavango's wildlife on every page. Don't expect lots of description here - this is the perfect compact coffee table book for any with an affection for African wildlife." Midwest Book Review South African husband and wife team Adrian Bailey (photographer) and Robyn Keene-Young (author) have been visiting Botswana’s Okavango Delta for over a decade. Their previous books include Okavango: Africa’s Wetland Wilderness and Dwellers in Eden, Backseat Safari, and Wild Kruger and Wild Botswana. Their collaborative articles on wildlife and travel have been published in some of the world’s best magazines, including BBC Wildlife and Condé Nast Traveller. They both serve as associate editors of South Africa’s Getaway magazine.