Month in Review: September 2013’s Must Read Caving News
The leaves are falling off the trees, and the bats will soon be hibernating. It must be the end of September and once again time for a review of the …
The leaves are falling off the trees, and the bats will soon be hibernating. It must be the end of September and once again time for a review of the …
In its 51st incident of the year, Clapham’s Cave Rescue Organisation came to the aid of two cavers who became stuck in a North Yorkshire cave. The two male cavers, …
CaveChat.org is the official forum of the National Speleological Society. Since its creation in 2005 CaveChat has quickly become the go to place for everything related to caving. With more …
New Mexico’s Carlsbad Caverns National Park will soon be holding a special cave tour for anyone has a hearing loss and communicates by signing. American Sign Language interpreters will join …
Cavers, by their nature, aspire to fit into places where no one has been before, squeezing into voids, hopeful to discover something new. Dr. Penny Boston’s research is no different; …
The October 2013 issue of NSS News has been mailed out and will soon be arriving in members mailboxes. This full color issue, the first of many, features two articles …
The 20th annual National Public Lands Day, the largest, single-day volunteer event for US public lands, is happening this Saturday, September 28th. Launched in 1994 as a way to promote …
Starting next month, New York’s Howe Caverns will begin holding special photography tours of the cave. During the three-hour long sessions, a guide will escort the photographers into the cave …
A 14-year old boy was airlifted to hospital on Saturday after he fell about 40 feet at Maquoketa Caves State Park in eastern Iowa. Just before 11:30 am on Saturday, …
A Missouri deer hunter died after falling into a sinkhole earlier this week. Curtis Powelson, 31, had been out bow-hunting near his home in Pulaski County, Missouri on Monday, September …