As part of a project between the West Virginia Association for Cave Studies and Ohio University, cavers have discovered a new entrance with the help of an infrared camera. Found … Read More
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 … Read More
Two men spent the night in a cave after they failed to return from a trip in West Virginia’s Bone-Norman cave system. The men, aged 25 and 31, described as … Read More
A report studying the social and economic values of caves on National Forest Lands has just been released. Undertaken by Neal Christensen, a social scientist from Christensen Research, and Cynthia … Read More
So, true to form at NSS Convention, the weather on the final night simply blew us away. A weather front originating from around Chicago gained strength and plowed southeastward from … Read More
Though there is no exact word or phrase in Yucatecan for “hello,” I suppose it would suffice to say Ki’imak in wo’ol in wilikech (Happy to see you)! Wednesday was, … Read More
Since Opening Day on Monday, things at Mayacon have been hopping non-stop. All of the salons, are now in full bloom, and the entries in all categories has been extremely … Read More
Greetings from Lewisburg, West Virginia! With over 1,000 cavers pre-registered for this annual event, the 2012 NSS Convention is set to be a fantastic event! This year’s Convention is looking … Read More
Many West Virginia cavers understand their region to be emblematic of the passion that drives them: historic, demanding, stingy in its willingness to share awe-inspiring treasures, and capable of holding … Read More
A bill to reduce the liability of cave owners has unanimously passed in West Virginia. The House Finance Committee on Natural Resources passed the bill that will treat caving the … Read More
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