The U.S. Forest Service announced earlier this month that white-nose syndrome has spread to Kentucky’s Daniel Boone National Forest. Out of a total of 38 bat hibernaculums that were surveyed …
In celebration of National Park Week beginning today, a number of National Parks are offering free cave tours. The free tours, available on a first come, first serve basis, run …
White-nose syndrome has been detected on bats hibernating at Fern Cave in Jackson County, Alabama. The news, announced yesterday in press releases by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and …
Plans to build a coal ash landfill in Kentucky have been halted after a permit was denied last week by the Kentucky Division of Waste Management. For the last two …
A radio test conducted during the recent NSS Volunteer weekend at Mammoth Cave National Park has extended the range of UHF communications to nearly a mile (1.6 kilometers) underground. On …
Kentucky’s Department of Parks has just announced that White-nose syndrome has now been confirmed in bats hibernating in caves at Carter Caves State Resort Park and Kingdom Come State Park. …
Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave, the longest cave in the world, has now been surveyed to an amazing 400 miles (643 kilometers). The announcement was made by Mammoth Cave National Park Superintendent …
White-nose syndrome has been found in bats hibernating in caves at Kentucky’s Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. According to a news release, Park Superintendent Mark Woods has confirmed that three …
The Twin Lakes Cave Conservation and Survey Task Force have had a busy few months since becoming an official NSS Conservation Task Force in September 2012. Twin Lakes CTF volunteers …
Additional research is warranted was the outcome of a private meeting last week to decide the fate of a cave, and suspected stop on the Underground Railroad, which has held …
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