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Caverns of Magic by Hal G.P. Colebatch, 2006-04-10 Encyclopedia of Caves The Big Cave, early history and authentic facts concerning the history and discovery of the world famous Carlsbad Caverns of New Mexico by Abijah and Joe N. Long Long, 1969-01-01 Missouri Caves in History and Legend (Missouri Heritage Readers Series) by H. Dwight Weaver, 2008-01-26 Blind Descent: The Quest to Discover the Deepest Place on Earth by James M. Tabor, 2010-06-15 Entering the Stone: On Caves and Feeling Through the Dark by Barbara Hurd, 2003-08-05 The Underground Atlas: A Gazetteer of the World's Cave Regions by John Middleton, Tony Waltham, 1987-09 The Complete Caving Manual by Andy Sparrow, 1997-09 Caving Basics: A Comprehensive Manual for Beginning Cavers Cavers, Caves, and Caving by Bruce Sloan, 1977-05 A Guide to Speleological Literature of the English Language 1794-1996 by Bill Mixon, Ken Ingham, et all 1998-08-01 A Man Deep in Mendip: The Caving Diaries of Harry Savory 1910-1921 by Harry Savory, John Savory B.Sc.Ph.D., 1990-02-01 Caving: The Sierra Club Guide to Spelunking by Peggy Larson, Lane Larson, 1982-06-12 Texas Caves (Louise Lindsey Merrick Natural Environment Series) by Blair Pittman, 1999-09-01

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21. Balkan Speleo Union - Moral Report Of BSU General Secretary
    I wish to their leaders and members a lot of health, happiness and success inthe field of caving and speleology !!! Alexey Jalov general secretary of BSU  
    http://www.balkan-speleo.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=8

22. Balkan Speleo Union - WHAT IS INTERNATIONAL SPELEOLOGICAL UNION
    speleology only took its first steps towards becoming a recognized science at the These officers are elected at the general assemblies organized at the  
    http://www.balkan-speleo.org/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=17

23. Speleology 1, 2003, Contents.
    This new magazine speleology replaces Caves Caving as BCRA s bulletin . and to publish general cave science material which is perhaps not yet  
    http://www.bcra.org.uk/pub/speleology/contents/sp_01.html
    
    Extractions: Unusual fault breccia in Cueva Negra by David Gibson (Explanatory text by Chris Danilewicz on p. 17) Comment This new magazine Speleology replaces as BCRA's 'bulletin'. Council has taken this course of action for a number of reasons. Firstly, there have been discussions for some time on how to consolidate the activities of BCRA, NCA and the various Regional Councils. The bizarre situation where NCA is the national body, but does not allow individual cavers to join, and BCRA, a specialist scientific body, behaves as a representative national body for cavers to join, has long been an anomaly. Secondly, public liability insurance is suffering a shake-up, with premiums likely to rise considerably, and it makes sense that there should be one insurance scheme for cavers. Council is in favour of the 'one stop shop' concept and has issued a statement about which of BCRA's 'national body' activities it is willing to drop in order to promote the new national body 'British Caving Association', and so that BCRA may concentrate on being a specialist scientific body.

24. General Group Information
    TO speleology 45 minute pretour program may be added to your group s Optional GEOWORKS geology and speleology workshops enhance and enrich the  
    http://www.lincolncaverns.com/general.htm
    
    Extractions: Youth Group Programs School Field Trips Scout Badge/Patch Programs 2005 GROUP TOUR INFORMATION RESERVATIONS must be made at least ten days in advance, giving number of persons and time of arrival. Reservations will be confirmed in writing, accompanied by a detailed schedule of your visit. SUGGESTED LENGTH OF STAY is 2 hours for one bus, 3 hours for 2 busses, for the cavern tour and visit to the gift shop. (Additional time is necessary for picnic lunch, slide presentation, panning for gems and/or geology workshops.) Groups are divided into tours of 20-25 persons, with tours leaving at 15 minute intervals and lasting 1 - 1 1/2 hours, depending on group size. INTRO. TO SPELEOLOGY 45 minute pre-tour program may be added to your group's activities at no additional charge. Always geared to the age level and interests of your group members, the entertaining program features cave formation, types of speleothems, cave life, and cave conservation. PICNIC PAVILIONS for your reunion, church picnic, scout outing, etc. and INDOOR PARTY FACILITIES for Birthdays and group meetings are available by reservation

25. Missouri Speleological Survey
    general beginners info on safety, techniques, and speleology. speleology TheStudy of Caves, George W. Moore G. Nicholas Sullivan, Cave Books, St. Louis,  
    http://www.mospeleo.org/scat.php?id=28

26. Victorian Speleology - About This Site
    general. Site Designed, Edited Published by Geoff Hammond. With Varied andValued Assistance from Sarah Abbott, Peter Ackroyd, Newell Richards Deryn  
    http://werple.net.au/~gah/speleology/about.htm
    
    Extractions: FOBC content approved by Committee on 7th November, 1996. This electronic version was taken from a pamphlet written by Peter Ackroyd. The original pamphlet acknowledged the assistance of Noel Speechley of Adelaide, SA, Jim Reside, Graham Parkes and Michelle Costigan of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (now Natural Resources and Environment), Bairnsdale Region, Ian Temby of the Arthur Rylah Institute, Melbourne, Elery Hamilton-Smith, Geoff Hammond and Jenny Smith.

27. Cave Dwelling Bats Of East Gippsland
    general Ecology of Cave Dwelling Bats. The cave dwelling bats in East Gippsland In general, mating takes place in late autumn but insect populations are  
    http://werple.net.au/~gah/speleology/fobc/batpamph.htm
    
    Extractions: Bats are one of the most fascinating mammals in the world. They are divided into two groups. Megabats (megachiroptera) are the flying foxes or fruit bats. They eat fruit, nectar, blossoms and the like, and use sight to search for food and to navigate. Microbats (microchiroptera), of which almost all species eat insects, mainly use echo location to navigate. Although the subject of some debate, these two groups appear to have developed the ability to fly by independent evolutionary paths. The microbats evolved many millions of years ago and have filled their ecological niche so neatly that they have barely changed since. Of the 14 species of microbats found in East Gippsland, three are trogloxenes - they spend the daylight hours in caves. The remaining 11 species are forest dwelling bats which roost in hollows inside trees during the daylight hours. Distribution of cave dwelling bats in Victoria The microbats of East Gippsland range in size from 5 to 45 grams. All 14 species eat insects and, because small animals use up energy very quickly, they must consume enormous quantities. For example, a fully mature female Common Bentwing Bat consumes about one third of her own body weight in insects each night. The cave dwelling bats in East Gippsland are quite small - any of the three species would easily fit into a child's cupped hand. Despite their diminutive size these bats have a major effect on insect populations because of their voracious appetites and their large numbers.

28. Pennsylvania Geological Survey: General Geology Reports
    general GEOLOGY REPORTS. Publications on a variety of topics, including stratigraphy,paleontology, mineralogy, speleology, and aerial geology.  
    http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/pub/general.aspx
    
    Extractions: aerial geology. Series and number Title, Author, and Other Information Price Type Availability G 1 A syllabus of Pennsylvania geology and mineral resources, G. H. Ashley. 1931. 160 p., 2 pls. Out of print Printed copy Repository libraries G 2 Meteorites found in Pennsylvania, R. W. Stone and E. M. Starr. 2nd ed., 1967. 35 p. Out of print Printed copy Repository libraries G 3 Pennsylvania caves, R. W. Stone, E. R. Barnsley, and W. O. Hickok IV. 2nd ed., 1932. 143 p. Out of print Printed copy Repository libraries G 4 Devonian faunas in Pennsylvania, Bradford Willard. 1932. 43 p. Out of print Printed copy Repository libraries G 5 Correlation of Ordovician limestone at Salona, Clinton County, Pennsylvania, Lawrence Whitcomb. 1932. 16 p. Out of print Printed copy Repository libraries G 6 The scenery of Pennsylvania, G. H. Ashley. 1933.

29. :::... International Workshop Of UIS Commission On Physical Chemistry And Hydrog
    Bulgarian Federation of speleology, Turistic Society “Surnena Gora”, St. Zagora (general) and 40 min (thematic), including discussion.  
    http://www.seedot.com/uisws/program.html
    
    Extractions: Preliminary Program International Workshop of UIS Commission on Physical Chemistry and Hydrogeology of Karst on: “Cave Climate and Paleoclimate- Best Record of the Global Change” will be organized in a nice mountain hotel near city of Stara Zagora, Bulgaria on 24- 27 September 2002 by UIS Commission on Physical Chemistry and Hydrogeology of Karst, co- organized by IGCP 448 "World correlation on karst ecosystem" in co- operation with Speleological Society at University of Sofia, Bulgarian Federation of Speleology and Turistic Society “Surnena Gora”, St. Zagora and Association “Environment and Cultural Heritage in Karst”.

30. ASF Australian Speleological Federation - Cave Survey And Map Standards
    general speleology. A specific scientific discipline. An engineering application.Tourist literature, educational or general publication.  
    http://www.caves.org.au/m_stdsurv.html
    
    Extractions: Notes on the web version, and possible browser problems Design Context The very concept of standardisation raises a number of fundamental conflicts in both aims and application. Space will not permit a full discussion of these issues here, nor would it be appropriate, but they must be stated, so that the context within which the following standards were designed is apparent and the areas of necessary compromise defined. Major areas of conflict may be enumerated thus: Whether the map is regarded as: a club or personal record and/or working diagram, or an appendage or illustration in a publication.

31. Speleology (Cave Science) Publications By J.D. Wilcock
    general speleology/Caving/Potholing locating new caves etc. 2003. Wilcock, JD2003. Some further hypotheses concerning the drainage of the Pant Mawr,  
    http://www.soc.staffs.ac.uk/jdw1/cspubs.htm
    
    Extractions: Wilcock, J.D. 2001, Spreadsheet modelling of the Peak/Speedwell hydrology, The CREG Journal 45 (September 2001), 18-21 Wilcock, J.D. & D.J. Lowe 1999, "On the origin of the thermal waters of Bath, United Kingdom: A sub-Severn hypothesis", Cave and Karst Science 26(2), 69-80 Wilcock, J.D. 1997, "Conceptual model of a cave system", "Cave flows", "Modelling in Excel [for cave simulation]", in Bedford, M.D. 1997, "Role models", Computer Shopper, December 1997, 943-946 Wilcock, J.D. 1997. "Simulation of cave hydrological systems using modern computer software: Practical case studies from the UK", in Jeannin, P-Y. (ed.), Proc. 12th International Congress of Speleology 5, 61-64, La-Chaux-de-Fonds, 10-17.08.1997 Wilcock, J.D. 1997. "Simulation of cave hydrology using a conventional computer spreadsheet", in Kranjc, A. (ed) 1997, Tracer Hydrology 97, Balkema, Rotterdam ISBN 90 5410 875 4, 443-448 Wilcock, J.D. 1996. "How to Excel at Hydrology", Cave Radio & Electronics Group Journal 26 (December 1996), 11-14

32. Manchester University Speleology Club
    Our sister club, the Manchester University speleology Society general cavinginformation. The Council of Higher Education Caving Clubs  
    http://orgs.man.ac.uk/musc/links/

33. Manchester University Speleology Club
    Manchester University speleology Club Apparently the general response at thehut was one of apathy, but Ash and Phil were provided with the necessary  
    http://orgs.man.ac.uk/musc/logbook/logbook.php?birthday

34. MooreBooks Speleology And Industrial History
    Specialist books on mining, speleology. industrial history; caving; walking, For more information or any general enquiries please email mike moore or  
    http://www.moorebooks.co.uk/contact.htm
    
    Extractions: For UK orders, please contact me by phone (01952 405105) or send a note with your card details. I can accept all major UK credit and debit cards online. For International orders you will need to contact me first to confirm postage charges. Once prices are confirmed, you can phone me (+44 1952 405105), send a letter providing your credit card details or if you prefer you may use the secure order form to send me your card details. I shall add the agreed postage to the normal order price.

35. AKAKOR GEOGRAPHICAL EXPLORING Onlus - English - Publications
    Underwater speleology Report of Mimoso Cave, Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil Report with general informatios of Atahuallpa 2000 Expedition by AKAKOR  
    http://www.akakor.com/english/pubbli-uk.html
    
    Extractions: Underwater Speleology Report of Mimoso Cave, Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil Underwater speleological touristic programm for Mimoso Cave, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Document demanded from IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources), DIREC (Ecosystems Directory, Brazil) and CECAV (National Center for the Study, Protection and Management fo Caves, Brazil). Created by Lorenzo Epis. Geological and speleological report of Bonito '95 Expedition, in portoguese language, with abastract in english and italian version. Created by Soraya Ayub (General Coordinator), Willian Sallum Filho, Nilson Bernardi Ferreira, Ana Elisa Silva de Abreu, Luiz Guilherme Poggio Teixeira and Theodor Stephan Hupfeld Eleuterio. Geospeleological study of Bonito '95 Expedition / AKAKOR Project (1997)

36. Cicindela On
    What to know about Italian speleology and everything regarding You find photosand maps of them along with information about general speleology.  
    http://www.cicindelaonline.com/entospe/speleology.htm
    
    Extractions: ENTOMOLOGY AND BIOSPELEOLOGY HOME PAGE by Cesare Iacovone ITALIAN SPELEOLOGY SPELEO CLUB CHIETI SPELEOLOGY IN ABRUZZO ... LINKS What to know about Italian Speleology and everything regarding underground reserches taking place in central Italy. Here you can visit the beautiful caves in central Italy. In particular those in Majella National Park and Abruzzo National Park. Many of the listed caves are still in exploration and study. You find photos and maps of them along with information about general speleology. News are given also for some turistic caves. All of the caves listed are only for Speleologists and most can not be visited, unless under authorization for scientific study.

37. Geography12virtlib
    general Geography Internet Links Yale Secondary School Library Database Links speleology general Tides Topographic Maps - Internet Links  
    http://www.yalesecondarylibrary.com/subjectliststudents/*subject library(old Con
    
    Extractions: GEOGRAPHY 12 The topic outline below corresponds to the Geography 12 Course Outline. This resource page has two main objectives. It is intended to be a supplement to the text and course materials provided by the classroom teacher while encouraging the use of electronic media by students and staff. The web sites included are by no means intended to be all inclusive but they can provide access to useful information and they will often lead to additional information through links included on these pages. See the end of the outline below for a list of some general Geography links and some sources of Geography journals. (This page was created by Mr. R. Dencer, Yale Secondary School Library, May, 2000 and wa supdated May, 2001) Definitions of Geography History of Geography The 5 Themes of Geography The 5 Themes of Geography ... What is Geography? ATMOSPHERE Atmospheric Chemistry Atmosphere Atmosphere (NASA) Atmosphere - Structure and Dynamics Earth's Atmosphere Earth's Four Spheres BIOSPHERE Biosphere 2000 Project Biospherics Earth's Four Spheres Living In The Biosphere ... Man and the Biosphere: Species Databases HYDROSPHERE Earth's Four Spheres Hydrosphere internet links Hydrosphere I Hydrosphere II ... The Water Planet Earth LITHOSPHERE Crust and Lithosphere Earth's Crust and Lithosphere Earth's Four Spheres Lithosphere ... What Is The Lithospere?

38. SSJ Speleo Link
    These pages include caving, caves, showcaves, speleology, vulcanospeleology,lava, speleothem, and anything general. International Union of speleology  
    http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~ssj/en/e_link.html

39. Geology & Speleology
    Written for the general audience, it is scientifically accurate and current. A special issue of the International Journal of speleology.  
    http://www.speleobooks.com/geol.html
    
    Extractions: Over 100 individual articles by the top scientists in the field. A cross-section of comprehensive and current knowledge of caves ranging from biology, geology, and human uses to exploration techniques. Includes practical case histories and consideration of karst related environmental issues. Edited by David Culver and William White. 2004, 654 pp., Hb. Beneath The Surface 350 entries written by an international team of experts including Culver, Ford, James, Palmer, Veni, Mylroie, Williams, Hill, Forti, Klimchouk, Shaw, Hamilton-Smith, Hose, and Haliday. over 500 illustrations including 8 page color insert. Edited by John Gunn. 960 pp., 2004, library bound, printed on acid free paper. Due to a substantial price increase from the publisher this title is not currently available.

40. Pengelly Trust, Newsletters Page.
    Membership Promotion Progress; Studies in speleology - Volume 1, Part 2. Grants Received; Studies in speleology; Third Annual general Meeting  
    http://www.pengellytrust.org.uk/publications/newslets/1960S.htm
    
    Extractions: Main Site About 1960's 1970's ... Newsletter No. 1 , May 1963 Newsletter No. 2, March 1964 Newsletter No. 3, October 1964 Progress at the Pengelly Cave Research Centre during 1964 The Centre's First Guide Naturalists' Training Course Development of Higher Kiln Quarry Mr B Metters and Miss M Goodman News of the Association 1. Report on the Geophysical Survey 2. Geological Report

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