is a semi-arid area renowned for its diverse ecosystems and natural beauty. It falls within the Limpopo Bushveld biome, characterized by a warm climate, sparse rainfall, and a mix of savanna vegetation. The landscape consisting of low-lying plateaus interposed with rocky outcrops and seasonal watercourses supports an impressive array of biodiversity, featuring over 100 mammal species, more than 300 bird species, and thousands of plant and insect species. This rugged terrain is dotted with iconic trees such as the Mopane, Baobab, Marula, and various Acacia species. The Mopane tree, with its distinctive butterfly-shaped leaves, is particularly prominent and serves as a vital food source for herbivores during the dry winter months.