World, Our Burning Planet

When the elders fall silent — how the loss of elephant matriarchs fractures a society

by: Don Pinnock

Africa, South Africa, Our Burning Planet

Let Elephants Roam — a conservationist’s last will and testament to icons of the African savanna

by: Don Pinnock

South Africa, Our Burning Planet, Op-eds

Exotic Sambar deer on Table Mountain: Do the research first, shoot later

by: Nicoli Nattrass

Our Burning Planet

Eating elephants and the assault on our waning wildlife

by: Don Pinnock

Our Burning Planet

How frightful failures and feuding set up KZN elephant herd for destruction

by: Don Pinnock

South Africa, Maverick Citizen

Community baboon monitoring project in Cape Town claims pushback from authorities

by: Tamsin Metelerkamp

Business Maverick, South Africa

Court orders agriculture department to negotiate avian flu damages payout with chicken farmer

by: Georgina Crouth

Our Burning Planet, Op-eds

‘If the government can’t drive elephants away, then Europeans must come and hunt them’

by: Hamilton Wende

World, Our Burning Planet

An elephant’s value beyond the hunt for cash is loaded with tricky trade-offs for conservationists

by: Don Pinnock

South Africa, Our Burning Planet

The myth of too many elephants in Kruger Park, and why culling is redundant

by: Don Pinnock

South Africa

Driving nails into the coffin of Safari Club International

by: Judy Malone

South Africa

The problem of an elephant that just wants to stay home

by: Don Pinnock