Month in Review: May 2012’s Must Read News
The end of May means that it’s time to review the top ten most popular news items on Caving News during the past month. This look back gives you a …
The end of May means that it’s time to review the top ten most popular news items on Caving News during the past month. This look back gives you a …
White-nose syndrome has been confirmed in federally endangered gray bats in Tennessee’s Hawkins and Montgomery counties. Although previously documented in six hibernating bat species, including the federally endangered Indiana bat, …
On May 21st, the U.S. Forest Service extended the emergency temporary closure of all caves and mines on National Forest System Lands in its Southern region for another year due …
A French cave diver died last Thursday after failing to resurface at Font Estramar, a resurgence near Perpignan in the South of France. Jean-Luc Armengaud, 52, began a dive at …
This week we’re going to try and find out how many surveyors are still using tape and how many have moved to the laser measurement tools. If you still use …
Montana’s Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park will be hosting activities to celebrate National Trails Day on June 2nd. Folks are invited come out to the park for lunch and …
Work will soon be undertaken to protect a Welsh cave after vandals destroyed much of its archaeological value. Gower cave is thought to contain the oldest recorded Palaeolithic cave art …
This weekend Jewel Cave National Monument is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the opening of it’s Scenic Tour Route. First opened to the public on May 28, 1972, the Scenic …
CaveChat.org is the official forum of the National Speleological Society. Since its creation in 2005 CaveChat has quickly become the go to place for everything related to caving. With more …
Scientists have discovered two prehistoric flutes at Geissenkloesterle Cave in Germany’s Swabian Jura region. The flutes, made of bird bone and mammoth ivory, have been dated to between 42,000 and …