After being closed for the past three years, most caves of US Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region are once again open to the public. Effective today, a new adaptive management …
The fungus that causes white-nose syndrome, formally known as Geomyces destructans, was recently detected in low-levels in two north Arkansas caves. The fungus was discovered in Devil’s Den State Park …
A digital guide of Carlsbad Caverns National Park will soon be available in Apple’s App Store. The prototype app, dubbed iCaverns, was unveiled last week during the 16th International Congress …
In preparation for potential cave search and rescue incidents at the park, California’s Lava Beds National Monument recently hosted a week-long cave rescue training course. Thirteen students, made up of …
For the first time in years, Arizona’s Kartchner Caverns will be holding a very special photography tour inside the cave. The event, scheduled from 5:00 to 8:00 pm on August …
Virginia’s Grand Caverns has recently re-opened Fountain Cave, an old commercial cave that has been closed to the public, for Adventure Tours. Once a bustling commercial cave with thousands of …
A proclamation designating August 2013 as Show Cave and Caving Month in Wisconsin was delivered this past Saturday July 21st, during the Wisconsin Speleological Society‘s monthly meeting at Maribel Caves …
A hunting dog was rescued after it became stuck in a deep crevice near Bloomington, Indiana early last Sunday morning. The incident occurred during a field trail competition in Ellettsville. …
A shake up in fungi taxonomy has resulted in Geomyces destructans, the fungus known to be the cause of white-nose syndrome in hibernating bats, to be reclassified Pseudogymnoascus destructans. Since …
Carlsbad Caverns National Park closed early on Wednesday July 17th, due to flooding along the Walnut Canyon Park Road. All visitors and employees were evacuated from the cave and visitor …
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