Don Pinnock is an editor and journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. He focuses on local issues and writes for publications such as Daily Maverick and AllAfrica Global Media. His articles cover a range of topics including environmental conservation, wildlife, fishing, and social justice in South Africa.
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Don Pinnock's reporting focuses heavily on wildlife conservation, environmental issues, and endangered species within South Africa, particularly Cape Town. His articles often cite data and cover government announcements, legal policy regulation related to wildlife and environmental matters.
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By: Don Pinnock
Helen Turnbull is CEO of the Cape Leopard Trust and her job is to navigate the organisation that helps to protect the province's wild and free-roaming leopards.
As we skid almost uncontrollably down the highway of freaky climate and loss of species, ordinary citizens are attempting to slam on the brakes with an increasingly effective tool: the law.
By: Don Pinnock
Two armchairs by a fire, with rain pelting down outside, provided a cosy setting for a disconcerting conversation with a leading environmental lawyer about the state of the planet.
By: Don Pinnock
The campaign to free Pretoria Zoo's elephants lasted for years and included accusations and protests. But finally, the zoo's last elephant, Charlie, is back in the wilds.
From the beginning of time, the sea has been the mother of coastal and island communities – and science agrees. All plants, birds, insects, reptiles and mammals had their origins in its deep blue waters. But it’s a mother with no rights which we pollute, kill its creatures, scrape its skin and drill into its bed. Michelle Bender is on a mission to change all that.
By: Don Pinnock
The ever-restless sea follows the movements of the moon and sun. It's shaped by the wind into great swells and troughs. And it stacks up on east coasts by inertia from the spin of the Earth. Sea level might seem like a moving target, but it is precisely measured in millimetres.
State funding of small-scale farming projects is an excellent idea, but without sufficient support and training, the wheels can fall off – as a Volksrust aquaculture project proves.
On encountering a pebbly shore beside placid water, at some time in your life you are almost guaranteed to have selected a flat stone and skimmed it. However, there's more to this than you might imagine.
By: Don Pinnock
It was only a matter of time before hunters challenged former environment minister Barbara Creecy’s new laws on the treatment of wild animals. The first salvo has just been fired in the Constitutional Court.
By: Don Pinnock
They may be small, sweet and seem like good pets, but ferrets are fierce, fast, unafraid of anything and could decimate wildlife if released.
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