A new field guide on the bats of the U.S. and Canada was released just a short while ago. Written by three renowned bat experts, Michael J. Harvey, J. Scott …
At one time the Canadian province of Ontario had been referred to as the “cave desert”, but as it increasingly becomes apparent, there are caves beneath this desert. The Bobcaygeon …
Online voting for the Speleo Photo of the Year contest has begun. Over 200 amazing photos have been submitted to one of five categories; man and the cave, portrait of …
As the first year that Caving News existed, it was momentous. Including this one, 371 articles were posted in 2011. Considering that Caving News only began in March, it is …
It’s time for a review of the ten most popular titbits of caving news published on Caving News in the last 30 days. This look back gives you a chance …
A publication to help cavers read the weather and better understand how it may affect caves, has recently been published by the British Caving Association. Created to encourage more folks …
The Second International Symposium on Mine Caves is coming back to Iglesias, Sardinia-Italy in 2012. Held first in 2004, the conference acted as a catalyst for mine cave research across …
Cavers in Armenia have expressed concern over visitors harming caves. Mozrov, Arjer and Magel caves, located near the town of Yeghegnadzor, are threated by people who don’t respect any rules …
The 2012 SERA Winter Business Meeting is set to be held Saturday, February 11th, 2012 at the Lake Guntersville State Park Lodge in Alabama. Hosted by the Huntsville Grotto, the …
The sixth annual Speleo Photo of the Year photoraphy contest has once again been kicked off by the Lithuanian caving club Aenigma. The contest, which began accepting photos on Monday, …
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