Oregon Caves National Monument is gearing up for another season of cave tours, school programs, children’s activities, and adventure beginning on Saturday, March 21st.
This summer’s Karst Field Studies program once again offers a series of multi-day field courses focusing on cave and karst science and management.
In an effort to attract the 2017 National Speleological Convention to Rio Rancho, New Mexico, area cavers have prepared a promo video.
January surveys of caves in Arkansas have discovered bats positive for white-nose syndrome in Independence County and Newton County caves while a third cave in McIlroy Madison County Wildlife Management Area was confirmed with Pseudogymnoascus destructans.
A Lincoln, Nebraska design review committee has approved the Blue Blood Brewing Company’s plans to build a brewery at the site of Robber’s Cave.
Next Tuesday’s meeting of Montana’s Rocky Mountaineers outdoor adventure club will feature a presentation on the deepest caves in the United States.
The Dane County Humane Society wildlife rehabilitation center announced earlier this week that it has received the necessary permits to allow it to begin rehabilitating bats.
With all the excitement of Wisconsin’s Apostle Islands Ice Caves finally opening, allow ice skating videographer David Doering to show you a glimpse at what all the fuss is about.
The latest white-nose syndrome map, released on March 4th, adds two confirmed counties, confirms one suspect county and adds another suspect county.
After a precautionary closure on Wednesday due to a winter storm advisory, the popular ice caves on Wisconsin’s Apostle Island National Lakeshore are set to reopen Thursday.
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