Across
- 2. Country bordering the southern shore of Lake Victoria.
- 4. Large predatory lizard near Lake Victoria.
- 5. Fruit-eating bird spreading seeds in the forest.
- 9. Leaf-eating monkey in Nyungwe National Park.
- 11. Introduced fish species causing ecological disaster.
- 13. Tectonic feature forming East Africa’s highlands.
- 14. Brightly colored pollinators of high-altitude plants.
- 15. Highest peak of the Rwenzori Mountains.
- 18. Reptile giving birth to live young high in the mountains.
- 20. Predatory ants that dominate East African rainforests.
- 22. Lake west of the Rwenzori Mountains feeding into Lake Albert.
- 24. Nation through which the White Nile flows northward.
- 26. Human-caused contamination of Lake Victoria.
- 30. Bird famous for its intricate hanging nests.
- 31. South American plants suffocating African lakes.
- 32. Adaptation helping plants survive freezing nights.
- 34. Nation containing the official source of the Nile.
- 35. Sea where the Nile ends its 6,650 km journey.
Down
- 1. Africa’s largest lake feeding the Nile.
- 3. Ecosystem surrounding the Nile’s headwaters.
- 6. Native fish devastated by the Nile perch.
- 7. Invasive plant choking Lake Victoria’s surface.
- 8. Small mountain antelope native to the Rwenzori range.
- 10. Grassland mammal found near Lake Edward.
- 12. People who profit from and depend on the Nile perch trade.
- 16. Lake that drains directly into the White Nile.
- 17. Highland region from which Nile tributaries flow.
- 19. Cloud forest in Rwanda where the Nile’s furthest source lies.
- 21. Pollinator of the giant lobelia plant.
- 23. Where the Nile bursts into life below Lake Victoria.
- 25. Disaster that sometimes devastates mountain forests.
- 27. Tall flowering plant adapted to cold mountain climates.
- 28. Desert nation sustained by the Nile Delta.
- 29. Bird protecting its eggs from Nile monitors.
- 33. Mountain range known as the 'Mountains of the Moon'.