Video: Kayakers Explore Alaskan Glacier Cave
June 29, 2015 / Alaska, United States, North America
While kayaking along Alaska’s Valdez Glacier, a pair of paddlers came upon a glacier cave which they promptly explored.
North America Caving News
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Snake Fungal Disease Parallels White-Nose Syndrome
June 26, 2015 / United States, North AmericaRecent research shows that a deadly fungal infection afflicting snakes is eerily similar to the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome in bats.
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Video: Fly Above Colorado’s Cave of the Winds
June 26, 2015 / Colorado, United States, North AmericaGet an aerial perspective above Colorado’s Cave of the Winds in a new video filmed by Pikes Peak Aerial.
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Teenager Rescued From Iowa’s Maquoketa Caves State Park
June 25, 2015 / Iowa, United States, North AmericaA teenager is recovering after a nasty fall over the weekend at Iowa’s Maquoketa Caves State Park.
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Lewis & Clark Caverns Now Offers Wild Cave Tours
June 25, 2015 / Montana, United States, North AmericaMontana’s Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park is now offering wild cave tours that allow visitors to get off the beaten trail.
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Video: A Birmingham Grotto Trip to Gross Skeleton Cave
June 25, 2015 / Alabama, United States, North AmericaJoin cavers from the Birmingham Grotto for a visit to Alabama’s beautiful Gross Skelton/Skeleton Cave.
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Watch: Cavers Visit California’s Church Cave
June 24, 2015 / California, United States, North AmericaJoin a crew of cavers as they visit Church Cave in California’s Fresno Country, one of the states largest caverns at 6.4 kilometers (3.9 miles) long and 166.7 meters (547 feet) deep.
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Explorer Rescued After Becoming Trapped In Southern Ontario Cave
June 22, 2015 / Canada, North AmericaA solo cave explorer spent more than 13 hours trapped in a southern Ontario cave over the weekend after getting stuck in a deep crevice.
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Video: Pushing Leads in West Virginia’s McClungs Cave
June 22, 2015 / West Virginia, United States, North AmericaFollow along with a survey team as they push a lead in West Virginia’s McClungs Cave during this first episode of Wild Caving!
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Scientists Determine Yucatan Skeleton is at Least 12,000 Years Old
June 19, 2015 / Mexico, North AmericaThe examination of a skeleton found in Hoyo Negro, part of the Sac Actun system in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, confirms that it is one of the oldest yet found in the Americas.
