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My photos in the news: The Daily Maverick on Rhino Horn Exports

High court dismisses appeal against rhino horn exports, reigniting hot-button issue The decision potentially opens a path – through testing of the waters – to a renewed legal international trade in rhino horn, a hot-button topic layered with complexities that sharply divide conservat…

My photos in the news: Grist.org on w**es and climate change

People are willing to pay more for climate-proof w**e, study shows New research weighs the costs and payoffs of three common adaptation strategies: Go, stay, or change.

My photos in the news: The Jerusalem Post on Israel's Negev officially recognized as international w**e region

Israeli Negev Desert officially recognized as international w**e region | The Jerusalem Post The Negev joins major international w**e regions such as Ch*****ne, Chianti, Bordeaux, and Napa Valley, with the new status expected to strengthen Israel's w**e industry's global position.

My photos in the news: Condé Nast Traveller India on visiting South Africa

South Africa visa for Indians: everything you need to know A step-by-step guide to a South Africa visa for Indian passport holders

My photos in the news: Forbes on Portugal's New White Wines

Portugal’s Remarkable New White Wines Until recently Portugal's white w**es have lagged behind reds, but their reputation is on the rise.

My photos in the news: The Kansas City Star on Discovering New Species

Scientists Describe More Than 16,000 New Species a Year — and the Pace Keeps Accelerating A University of Arizona study finds scientists are discovering 16,000 new species annually — and DNA tools may reveal billions more.

My photos in the news: Limes, rivista italiana di geopolitica on Italian Industrial Decline

L’UNICA COSA SERIA IN ITALIA È LA RISTORAZIONE Produrre e vendere prodotti alimentari è la quintessenza del capitalismo italiano. Ma le aziende agroalimentari non ci salveranno dal declino industrial…

My photos in the news: idealista.com on Repopulating La Rioja

How La Rioja pays under‑45s to buy homes in its smallest villages Across much of inland Spain, villages have been losing residents for decades. La Rioja is among the regions where shrinking populations are putting pressure on schools, health services and local businesses.

My photos in the news: Sunday World on South African Agricultural Policies

Key policy areas the South African government must prioritise to boost agriculture this year There are a few critical policy areas that could have significant positive spin-offs on South Africa’s agricultural growth

My photos in the news: The Conversation Global on Land reform in South Africa

Land reform in South Africa: how new landholders could prosper from wildlife and not just farming South Africa needs to track whether beneficiaries of land reform policies are participating in the country’s thriving wildlife economy.