Kid's Nature Magazines – Issue 141 – Wild Africa - A Continent in Motion

Deep beneath the Sahara, Africa is slowly tearing itself in two. Two million wildebeest thunder across the Serengeti chasing the rains, and 27.7 million tonnes of desert dust drifts invisibly across the Atlantic every year – landing in the Amazon rainforest as fertiliser.

This is the Wild Africa issue: a direct encounter with a continent that never sits still, made for curious readers aged 7–11.

Inside this issue:

• Wild Africa: A Continent in Motion – How tectonic plates are pulling Africa apart, creating the Great Rift Valley and spawning Mount Kilimanjaro from pure underground fire
• Charlie Meets a Mountain Gorilla – A 200kg silverback in the Virunga Mountains
• African Wild Dog – Endangered Creature Feature: the painted pack hunters with a sneezing superpower
• Saving the Ethiopian Wolves – Ask the Expert with the EWCP team
• The Lion Lights – how an 11-year-old's solar invention stopped lion attacks overnight
• Should Farmers Keep Elephants Off Their Crops? – the Eco Kids debate
• Moksha's Mission – How to be a wildlife-friendly tourist
• Dinosaurs to Dust – Amy investigates the Sahara's deep-time secrets
• The Great Rift Valley – The crack that is splitting Africa in two
• The Great Flamingo March –  A shrinking siblings micro-mission on a deadly soda lake
• African Animal Postcard – the monthly competition

Ad-free, plastic-free, and made for kids who love real science and real stories.