Recent analyses suggests that loss of bats in North America due to White-nose Syndrome and wind farms could lead to an estimated loss of more than $3.7 billion USD a …
2011 marks 6 long years since the last National Cave and Karst Management Symposia was held in Albany, New York. Thankfully it’s happening again this year in Midway, Utah from …
LA Times photographer Marc Martin and writer Louis Sahagun recently tagged along with a group of cavers and biologists from the US Bureau of Land Management on a visit to …
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is working on developing regulations for the Bonne Femme and Little Bonne Femme creeks in Bonne County after high levels of bacteria were found. …
An abandoned mine in Ohio was recently discovered to be positive for White-nose Syndrome during surveillance done in February and March of 2011 by state and federal biologists. This despite …
Biologists from Maryland Department of Natural Resources have confirmed that White-nose Syndrome has been discovered in abandoned mines. The mines act as important bat hibernacula for state and federally endangered …
New Brunswick is now the third Canadian province to report the discovery of White-nose Syndrome. It was discovered by a team of researchers from the New Brunswick Museum during a …
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has found the Berry Cave salamander to be threatened enough to be added to the federal list of threatened and endangered species. This cave-dwelling …
A partial victory over the development of Tucker’s Point is being celebrated by the Bermuda Environmental and Sustainability Taskforce. The government has decided to effectively suspend the debate over the …
A recent report released by Jamaican Caves Organisation details the visit to Stony Hill Cave this past January 17. The purpose of the trip was to find out why Stoney …
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