In a strange incident, a teenager fell into a lava tube on Wednesday evening in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The 15-year-old boy survived the 6 meter (20 foot) fall into …
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 …
Earlier this month, Canada’s Environment Minister announced funding for the national coordination, surveillance and response to the threat of white-nose syndrome to Canada’s bat populations. Over the next four years, …
The Boston Grotto with strong assistance from the Berkshire Cavers & Diggers, will be putting on the 2013 Spring NRO in May. Held at Camp St. Michael in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, …
With the proposed opening date looming, folks at Indiana Caverns are working hard to complete the new tourist attraction. Since the end of May 2012, NSS cavers Gary Roberson, Terry …
Cavers on an expedition to Sistema Huautla in southern Mexico have recently announced that they have reached a new depth of 1,545 meters (5,069 feet), once again making Sistema Huautla …
Early last month, Canada’s Vancouver Island Brewery released a new beer with a caving connection. To create the India Dark Ale, cleverly dubbed Absolute Darkness, the brewery teamed up Vancouver …
Caves in the Rocky Mountain Region of the U.S. Forest Service, which have been closed for the last three years due to the threat of white-nose syndrome, will reopen again …
All is not well at Virginia’s Luray Caverns. A recent article in the Washington Post has shed light on a huge family dispute that has seen the popular attraction as …
A recent bat survey at Hellhole, West Virginia’s largest and most important bat cave, has discovered further devastation of its bat population due to white-nose syndrome. On February 23rd three …
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