With the help of the Black Hills National Forest staff and experienced volunteers, National Park Service staff conducted the annual bat count at Jewel Cave National Monument this past Wednesday, January 28.
Researchers studying a cenote in Belize have discovered that the ancient Maya sacrificed offerings to the water god at its edge.
The Summer School on Speleothem Science is now accepting applications.
With a goal to see a big cave with big rooms and big passages as well as an in cave waterfall, Pennsylvania’s Dragon Breath Grotto recently paid a visit to Sharps Cave, West Virginia.
Two Parks Canada employees have been dismissed after being charged for swimming in the Cave & Basin National Historic Site pools in Canada’s Banff National Park
Scientists examining the effects of white-nose syndrome on a continental scale have some bad news for the remaining northern long-eared bats.
A teenager plans to build 25 big brown bat houses and install them on the homes of interested Summit County Colorado residents.
Brazilian researchers studying the karst area of Brazil’s Bodoquena Plateau have discovered the first cave-dwelling flatworm species in South America.
Follow water on a psychedelic round trip into the ground and back up again.
The discovery of a 55,000-year-old partial skull in Northern Israel provides new insights into the migration of modern humans and their Neanderthal connection.
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