Slightly used. Mostly house‑trained. Occasionally sheds feathers. If you’ve ever wanted a place where people: - confidently identify birds from a blurry elbow - argue about ISO like it’s a moral issue - share wildlife sightings that make you question your life choices - and somehow stay weirdly kind through all of it… …I might know somewhere. It’s called The Wildlife Lens. Not selling it. Just… putting the idea out there. Like a spoor on a trail. Do with that what you will. Condition: Good. Still smells faintly of bushveld and misplaced enthusiasm. Price: Free. Unless you count the emotional commitment to animals you’ll never meet. If curiosity bites, follow the tracks. If not, pretend you never saw this. https://www.skool.com/the-wildlife-lens-3119

After working on hundreds of online magazines over many, many years, i wondered: Could a group of first time amateurs put together a decent magazine with a little bit of help? after all technology has come a long way and people are used to putting content online these days. I also wondered if it could all be done purely on this platform i was on called "Skool" (you may have heard of it :-) The answer? Yes, and it is great. Each month, 20 total noobs are forced to work together over 4 weeks to (1) plan, (2) write, (3) design and (4) promote a magazine with little to no experience and only about 10min training each week. It just goes to show that we can all do amazing things through team work, enthusiasim and a little bit of guidance. My curiosity has been answered and now i am looking for ways to pay it forward and help each group learn to make their own magazines as well.

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