The Mundari people of South Sudan organize their land around their most prized possession: cattle. Their camps are located near rivers or grazing areas, and the cattle are kept in circular corrals made of branches. Each family owns its own space, the size of which depends on the number of animals.The land is not privately owned, but communal, and is managed collectively to allow for rotational grazing and access to water. The entire territory revolves around the care, protection, and movement of