This semester has been full of surprises, with heavy rains and more water than the Okavango Delta has seen in over 20 years. This has brought its own set of challenges — nearly swimming through roads, getting stuck in the mud, everything perpetually wet — and the need to adapt our plans to the conditions. Yet, it has also colored the landscape with the most vibrant green: once-dry rivers now flowing to the brim, full of water lilies and hippos; local farms bursting with food; wildflowers, rainbows, new bird species, very wet elephants, and so many happy young antelope reveling in the abundance of forage.