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Seven baboons killed after permits granted to Constantia farms
Seven baboons were killed since permits were granted to two Constantia farms plagued by their raiding.
By Anton Pretorius · 6 min read
Crocodiles no match for Bonnievale spirit
With all hands on deck for the incoming harvest and related activities, the people of Bonnievale and Robertson had enough on their plate. But when an unknown number of crocodiles escaped from a nearby breeding facility, the community had to stand together like never before.
By Johannes Richter · 6 min read
Paul Clüver receives WWF’s Living Planet Award for pioneering conservation work
Dr Paul Clüver, founder of Paul Clüver Family Wines on his family farm De Rust in Elgin, is a winner of this year’s WWF’s Living Planet Award.
By SA Wine Industry · 3 min read
Agulhas Wine Triangle faces potential environmental, tourism and social threat from prospecting company.
The Cape South Coast, specifically the Agulhas Wine Triangle (AWT) is becoming increasingly important to wine tourism development in the area. A number of highly acclaimed wine brands that enjoy widespread recognition by the local and international wine industry are situated in this cool climate…
By SA Wine Industry · 10 min read
The geology of wine
Paul Clüver Family Wines recently hosted Professor John Compton to discuss the geological history and significance of the Elgin basin. Elgin is a cool-climate region known for exceptional Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, but despite its rocky niche, the valley shares a fragile ecosystem with other parts…
By SA Wine Industry · 5 min read
