Month in Review: February 2013’s Must Read Caving News
It’s time for a review of the ten most popular titbits of caving news published on Caving News in the last 28 days. This monthly recap gives you, our valued …
It’s time for a review of the ten most popular titbits of caving news published on Caving News in the last 28 days. This monthly recap gives you, our valued …
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources announced earlier today that Illinois has become the 20th state in U.S. to confirm white-nose syndrome, after bats in four counties tested positive for …
Motivated by Amy Hinkle’s upcoming article on vertical caving as a curvy caver in the March 2013 issue of NSS News, this week we want to know how your body …
As expected, the bat that was found dead in early February near Bonshaw, Prince Edward Island has tested positive for white-nose syndrome, the disease decimating bat populations across eastern North …
The March 2013 issue of NSS News is on its way and will soon be arriving in mailboxes. In this issue Bill Mason chronicles the February 2012 Xibalba Exploration and …
The Ukrainian Speleological Association is accepting applications from cavers interested in participating in 2013 Call of the Abyss project, an ongoing international expedition to visit the world’s deepest caves in …
The world’s first underwater cave spherical panorama was recently photographed inside Russia’s Orda cave, the world’s longest underwater gypsum cave. Created by a team from AirPano and Phototeam.pro, the same …
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 …
I couldn’t wait to try Dave Jackson’s patent-pending CaveSim at the 2012 NSS Convention. I, along with everyone I know who crawled through it, thought it was truly innovative idea …
A 21-year-old man is in hospital with several broken bones after he fell into a hole while exploring caves in southern Tennessee on Saturday. Steven Toushton was part of a …