A meeting this past Thursday to discuss permitting recreational cave diving at Florida’s Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park saw an excellent turn out of over 250 people. During the …
Earlier this week the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service announced that their biologists now estimate that at least 5.7 million to 6.7 million bats have now died from white-nose syndrome …
A 26-year-old policy to prohibit cave diving at Florida’s Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park is up for discussion after a group of cave divers approached the Florida Park Service …
Minnesota’s Department of Natural Resources announced yesterday that it’s Forestville/ Mystery Cave State Park has acquired an additional 454 acres of land from a local family. The new acquisition, identified …
Now that Christmas has past, the Friends of Dunbar Cave, a non-profit group committed to promoting and preserving Tennessee’s Dunbar Cave State Park, is eager to collect the used Christmas …
This past Friday the U.S. Congress went ahead and allotted $4 million USD of the Department of the Interior’s 2012 Endangered Species Recovery Fund toward the research and management of …
Researchers studying White-nose syndrome are optimistic that they have been finding small isolated colonies of surviving, healthy bats across the northeastern US, the region hit hardest by the disease. While …
A probe ordered by Bulgarian Environment Minister, Nona Karadzhova, to check on the bats of Devetashka cave, came to an alternate conclusion to that of environmental groups who believe bats …
The recent movie shoot inside Bulgaria’s Devetashka cave that left its precious bat population in jeopardy is beginning to attract legal attention. Used as a location for the upcoming action …
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 …
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