The desert located primarily in Botswana and Namibia is the Kalahari Desert. This large semi-arid sandy savanna covers much of the region and supports diverse wildlife and vegetation despite its harsh climate. The Kalahari is home to various communities, including the indigenous San people, who have adapted their lifestyles to thrive in this environment. While not a true desert, the Kalahari faces challenges such as climate change and habitat loss. Its unique ecosystems and cultural significance make it an important area for conservation efforts and research.