For the first time in over 30 years, cavers with the Cave Research Foundation entered Missouri’s Devil’s Well, home to the largest known underground lake in the state.
The Missouri Bat Census, which provides bat rescues and services to private cave owners such as cave and sinkhole mapping, was recently featured in The Salem News.
A woman is facing charges after a man was stabbed at Jacob’s Cave this past Sunday, June 7th, during one of the caves annual Summer Swapping Days.
Engineers now believe that the sinkhole that opened at Missouri’s Top of the Rock golf course may be an opening to a new section of Lost Canyon Cave.
Four sinkholes that formed at the Top of the Rock Golf Course in Branson, Missouri, late last week are being attributed to recent heavy rains.
In the latest good news about white-nose syndrome, 150 bats that were cured of devastating disease are slated to be released back into the wild this Tuesday, May 19th.
Cavers checking on the health of caves in Missouri’s Perry County have discovered a vast improvement over previous visits.
For those that who are looking for more caving after the 2015 NSS Convention can extend the party by attending the NSS Post Convention Campout in nearby Perryville, Missouri.
Missouri State Parks and the Onondaga Friends Association will host the Midwest Bat Fest at Onondaga Cave State Park on Sunday, April 12th.
If the dozens of formations stolen recently from Missouri’s Crystal Caverns are returned quickly, the Missouri Caves & Karst Conservancy pledge to be lenient with the perpetrators.
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