The volcanoes are waking.All 1,426 of them, on one map.
Every Holocene volcano on Earth, watched together — and the moment one stirs, you see it before the headlines do.
There are 1,426 volcanoes that have erupted since the last ice age. Right now, dozens are restless.
You hear about a volcano only after it blows — a single dot on a single news map, already too late to feel the build-up. Magna Volcanoes shows you all of them at once: the sleeping, the stirring, the ones an observatory raised an alert on this week. One living map of the entire planet's fire.
Alaska's Aleutians. The Ring of Fire. Iceland's rifts. Kamchatka. All on one screen, all reading live.
Today's map is today's ground.
The colors aren't decoration. Each volcano carries its real, current status — GREEN, YELLOW, ORANGE, RED — pulled straight from the observatories that watch it. When a mountain slips from NORMAL to ADVISORY, from WATCH to WARNING, the map changes under your eyes. You're not reading yesterday's report. You're watching the ground breathe.
Not a news feed. A standing watch.
All 1,426, sleeping and awake, on one globe.
GREEN to RED, straight from the observatories.
Know the moment one wakes within reach of home.
The Pacific rim, lit up in real time.
What today's fire means, read aloud.
Watch a mountain climb through its warnings.
Alert levels come from USGS and the world's volcano observatories — the same people who warn the towns below. We just put them all in one place.
GREEN normal, YELLOW advisory, ORANGE watch, RED warning. No hype, no invented threat — the exact status the scientists issued.
1,426 volcanoes active since the last ice age, so nothing that could wake is left off the map.
See the map free. Stay for the watch.
The alerts and reports live inside Magna Earth — $14/mo or $129/yr. The map itself is free.