Sneak Peak: Inside the June 2015 NSS News
Become a safer caver by learning through others’ experiences in the June 2015 issue of NSS News, due out soon.
Become a safer caver by learning through others’ experiences in the June 2015 issue of NSS News, due out soon.
Experienced Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association member Chris Baker was the recent recipient of an award commending his 60+ years of service.
Last summer’s Ice Bucket Challenge viral campaign to raise money for ALS (AKA Lou Gehrig’s Disease) went down a little differently in this video filmed in Ireland’s Pol Gonzo cave.
Enjoy this heartwarming video of Diversamente Speleo 2014, an event where over 100 cavers from all over Italy came together to enable 20 folks who struggle with disability to experience caving.
The first winch meet of the year, which allows members of the public and non-cavers to descend into Gaping Gill, is scheduled to run over the spring bank week, May 23rd to May 29th.
Noted karst scientist Geary Schindel writes about the special kind of people that make up the National Speleological Society and the important work they do.
Learn about the exciting projects going on at Indiana’s Binkley Cave System during the recent TimFest event, which celebrated the life of caver Tim McLain.
South-central Idaho’s Silver Sage Grotto, whose members regularly explore caves in Idaho and neighboring states, has been featured in an article by the Twin Falls Times-News.
The Southeastern Cave Conservancy, Inc. (SCCi), the largest land conservancy dedicated to cave acquisition, conservation, and management, is looking to hire its very first employee.
Learn about cave surveying and mapping during a presentation at Casper College’s Tate Geological Museum in Wyoming this Tuesday, May 12th.