The body of a man was discovered this weekend in Ginnie Springs, Florida, having apparently drowned diving there two days earlier. Identified as Steve Bennet of Hendersonville, Tennessee, the body … Read More
News has emerged that the Florida Park Service is working to develop a draft plan for allowing limited recreational cave diving at Florida’s Wakulla Springs. The draft plan does not … Read More
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 … Read More
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 … Read More
As part of a three-year climate research project a group of researchers from Florida State University are looking to Florida’s caves in order to find more information about the historical … Read More
The Board of Directors of the Southeastern Cave Conservancy (SCCi) have recently voted to re-open their caves with seasonal bat populations which had been closed since 2009 due to fears … Read More
To coincide with the 2011-12 being the “International Year of the Bat”, the University of Florida has been working at outfitting its new bat house with cameras to stream video … Read More
A sinkhole that occurred on June 16th in the Union Academy neighbourhood of Tarpon Springs, Flordia forced one elderly couple, Nathaniel Crawford, 90, and his wife Virginia, 83, from their … Read More
Wayne’s World Sink Cave System AKA School Sink is a coastal cave system near Hudson, Florida. Although the system is now known to be ~18,288 meters (~60,000 feet) long, the … Read More
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