One of the oldest places on earth, the Serengeti ecosystem’s essential patterns of life, death, adaption and migration have barely changed in the past million years. Most famous for the great migration where over a million wildebeest flow from the northern hills to the southern plains in search of rain every October and November, the Serengeti is also a visually stunning area of endless plains, rocky outcrops, rolling hills, rivarian forests, savannahs and is also one of the biggest uninterrupted grassland in Africa, if not the world.