Recent surveys of New Zealand’s Matainaka Cave have confirmed it, as of October 2012, as the world’s longest sea cave. Based on survey work by Nicholas Barth, Matainaka Cave, located …
The Philadelphia Grotto is teaming up with Washington College‘s Center for Environment & Society and its Department of Biology to sponsor a lecture on white-nose syndrome later this month. Titled …
Although surveying caves can be exciting, sometimes it can also be a slow, cold and miserable experience. This week we want to hear your best tips and tricks to make …
A cave which has been holding up plans to build a coal ash landfill in Kentucky is now thought to have once been used as a hiding place for the …
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has reopened Wyoming’s Spirit Mountain Cave after a collapse last year made it unsafe to visit. The offending boulder was eventually removed with the …
The latest topic in the NSS webinar series features a tour of West Virginia’s caves and karst. This presentation, put on by George Dasher, will describe the different limestone and …
A new book on the caves and karst of the Yorkshire Dales has been announced. Set to be released in March 2013 by British Cave Research Association, Caves and Karst …
This February 14th and 15th, the 10th Mammoth Cave Research Symposium will be held at the Rotunda Room of the Mammoth Cave Hotel. Sponsored by the Mammoth Cave International Center …
The latest issue of Underwater Speleology, the Journal of the Cave Diving Section of the National Speleological Society, has just been released. This January/February/March 2013 issue details Revelation Space, a …
A retired mechanical designer living in Hewitt, New Jersey has taken up reproducing cave art on large boulders on his property. Using acrylic paints coated with polyurethane, self-taught artist Michael …
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