1. Cave Diving Website Your questions about cave diving answered (including how to learn to cave dive). http://www.cavediving.com/

What Where When How ... Who You Are Here: Home Welcome North Florida Cave and Technical Divers website. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at johnny@CaveDiving.com Read more about Johnny and his approach to teaching No Comparison The thing that immediately distinguishes recreational divers from cave divers is their equipment. Bear in mind, it takes a lot more than just highly specialized equipment to be a cave diver. Nevertheless, equipment is a significant part of what cave divers do. Find out more Cave Diving's Safety Rules When divers use common sense and follow important safety rules, diving in overhead environments can be nearly as safe as diving in open water. However, when divers fail to follow these rules, the results are often tragic. Find out more Where Can I Go Cave Diving? Once you are certified, there is no end to the possibilities. Read more about some of Florida's and Mexico's most popular underwater caves. New Extended Range Cave Diver Program The intensive, seven day program combines: DPV Cave Diver.

2. Cave Diving - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia cave diving is a type of technical diving in which specialized SCUBA equipment is used to enable the exploration of natural or artificial caves which are at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_diving

Cave diving From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article or section includes a list of references or external links , but its sources remain unclear because it lacks in-text citations You can improve this article by introducing more precise citations. This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding reliable references . Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (December 2007) Entrance to Peacock Springs Cave System. Cave diving is a type of technical diving in which specialized SCUBA equipment is used to enable the exploration of natural or artificial caves which are at least partially filled with water. It is an extension of the more common sport of caving , but is much more rarely practised because of the skills and equipment required, and because of the high potential risks. Despite these risks, water-filled caves attract cavers and speleologists due to their often unexplored nature, and present divers with a technical diving challenge. Caves often have a wide range of unique physical features, such as stalactites and stalagmites , and can contain unique flora and fauna not found elsewhere.

3. Florida's Cave Diving Resource Technical, nitrox, cave diving and other courses offered by this organization based in Lake City, Florida. http://cavediving.org/

WANT TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT FLORIDA CAVE DIVING, CAVERNS, TECHNICAL DIVING? "Welcome cave divers wanting to Dive the Florida Caves"! Learn about your Cave Diving Instructor, Michael O'Leary, former President of the NACD, and former International Safety Officer . His philosophy and methods of training. " We teach Safe Cave Diving and Technical Diving ". Where Do Divers go Diving ? The North Florida Caves In the most popular underwater caves in the world: Peacock State Park, Orange Grove, Telford Springs, Cows Springs, Ginnies Springs, Little Rivers and more... Want to Know More About Us? The best times to dive and more answers to frequently asked Cave Diving questions plus contact info.... Where Will You Stay? Visit our New Accommodations/Lodging Page... We will help you locate with your lodging or accommodations and more... Directions to Us Located within minutes to the springs, our instructor starts you off on an exciting and adventurous quest. We have access to Air, Nitrox and gas blends.

4. National Association For Cave Diving NACD, National Association for cave diving Home Page. http://www.safecavediving.com/

Join the NACD! Visit the NACD Online Store Cool Links to Check Out MTSU Diving Surveys ... Bring "The Art of Safe Cavediving" back to life! Congratulations to Tracy Grubbs, 2008 NACD Director at Large Check out the NACD's Safety Video! These videos contain footage of actual students in training situations. These videos are NOT intended as demonstrations of correct or proper techniques. Please consult a certified cave instructor for appropriate instruction and guidance. High-Speed Connection Version Slower Connection Version Video Coming Soon! Events Overview Click to see an overview of this year's events Indian Springs Camp Work Party - January 26, 2008 9am - 12:30 Journal Deadline (First Qtr 2008) - February 15, 2008 NACD Booth #3444 in Las Vegas, DEMA October 22-25th, 2008 "40 Years and Beyond" NACD Social at Ginnie Springs Outdoors November 14, 2008

5. Cave Diving Section Of The National Speleological Society Home page for the National Speleological Society cave diving Section (NSSCDS), promoting education, safety and conservation. http://www.nsscds.com/

The NSSCDS website is now on a new server We have moved the nsscds website to a new server. The URL is still the same - http://www.nsscds.org, so you are at The Right Place. It may take a few days for your computer to fully update its cache. We have tried to ensure the website works the same on the new server as on the old, but if you find any broken links or other problems, please let us know ASAP by sending email to webmaster@nsscds.org. SECOND ANNUAL HART SPRINGS EDUCATIONAL CAVE CLINIC (HECC) Since last year’s Dive In was such a success, we’ve decided to expand the event and add more hands-on, educational opportunities this year! The new and improved Hart Springs Educational Cave Clinic (HECC) will be held over the MLK weekend. For more information on the event, CLICK HERE 2008 NSS-CDS Workshop Nominations for Board of Directors Three BoD positions are coming up for election: Treasurer, currently held by Bill Rotella Secretary, currently held by Richard Blackburn

6. Cenotes - [home] Underwater photographs of the cenotes in the Riviera Mayan region of Mexico. http://www.scubadr333.com/

Hooked on Cave diving home page contact photos I have enjoyed diving the Riviera Mayan since 1996. I thought that I would put some pictures out that I have taken during this time in an effort for others to see the magnificent geological structures that can be found in the many cenotes that abound in this area of Mexico. Click on any of the thumbnail pictures to get the larger version. Last updated on June 20, 2006 This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here Page visited times. powered by counter.bloke.com Cenotes is built with SiteGem

7. Cave Diving Training & Guide Service - High Springs, Florida cave diving in North Central FLorida. Come join us for cave diver training or guided cave dives in the north Florida Springs Caves. http://www.cavediveflorida.com/

Cave Dive Florida is operated by Jim Wyatt and offers personalized Cavern through full Cave diver classes as well as other advanced diver classes like Decompression Procedures, Cave DPV pilot , Advanced trimix and Instructor Development up through Technical Cave. Jim@cavediveflorida.com Call Jim at 352-363-0013 OR- Skype Jim_Wyatt High Springs, Florida The "Heart" of Cave Country Take a look at my training calendar to see if the dates you want are available. See the Training calendar- Updated Daily My teaching philosopy Lodging Options Near High Springs ... If you have signed up for a class read this Please read my guestbook for testimonials from divers I have trained. Also, feel free to sign this guestbook Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook Powered by E-Guestbooks Server If you have already decided to take the plunge and get cave training give me a call. We have the most beautiful underwater caves in the U.S.A. right here in North Florida. Cave diving is an exhilirating activity and most people who complete their cave training report it is the best and most thorough recreational diver training they have ever undertaken. If you are ready for some fun and serious diving, we will help greatly increase your diving skills all the way around. Buoyancy control, breathing control, swim positioning, gear configuration refinements, decompression theory and much much more is in store for you.

8. Florida Cave Diving Information on cave diving in the North Central Florida springs area and Mexico. Pictures, descriptions and links. http://www.geocities.com/cavedivingx2/

Select cavern or cave dive plan by clicking the appropriate zone button. Florida Cave Country Within www.FloridaCaveDiving.com you will find individual webpages for most of the north central Florida spring cave systems. The year 2000 brought a drought that significantly lowered the Florida aquifer. Many of the cave systems have a cavern area for cavern certified divers. Divers MUST have cavern certification to dive the cavern areas and cave certification to dive the cave systems. The main training agencies for cave certification are the NSS/CDS, NACD and GUE. Their links are below. I have included 2 avi clips from dives in Devil's Ear, one is video exiting past Junction Rock, Cornflakes and through Keyhole and the Lips. The second video clip is a jump from the Beetle tunnel out the the main line and then jumping back onto the upstream entrance of Roller Coaster. The video pages take a few minutes to load but are worth the wait! Many springs have cave systems with upstream and downstream passages. The Florida limestone has given way and collapsed to cause sink holes which often open to the aquifer itself. Early April 2001 brought enough rain to blow out most of the caves except Devil's Ear, Manatee and Jackson Blue. However, the Florida aquifer is still below its normal level. For the latest updates on the Spring's conditions, check out J. Hurley's Extended Range on the Cave Diver's Forum.

9. Home cave diving Online. Dedicated Cave Diver Online Forum promoting free and open discussion of anything cave diving related. http://www.cavediver.net/

Home User Name Remember Me? Password Register FAQ Members List Calendar ... Mark Forums Read Site Navigation Forum User CP FAQ Photo Gallery ... Advanced Search Log in User Name: Password: Remember Me? Not a member yet? Register Now! Welcome to the Cave Diver's Forum! The purpose of the Cave Diver's Forum is to provide a place on the internet for civil discussions of anything cave diving related. This site is not a place to learn how to cavern or cave dive. This site contains plenty of comments, stories, reports, and opinions. Be careful, responsible, and mature, both in your posts and how you use anything you read here. Moderators do not monitor the accuracy of the content of threads posted here, and the opinions posted herein are personal opinions, and as such can be misleading and/or inaccurate. Entry into any overhead environment without proper training and equipment can get you killed. Opinions expressed on this forum are not necessarily those of the sponsors. Rule #6 changed.

10. Scuba Diving Specialties Go beyond the basic Open Water Diver course. Get information on scuba diving specialties such as cave diving, night diving, wreck diving and technical diving. http://scuba.about.com/od/divespecialties/Scuba_Diving_Specialties.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') You are here: About Sports Scuba Diving Dive Specialties Scuba Diving Sports Scuba Diving Essentials ... Help Dive Specialties Scuba Diving Specialties Different types of scuba diving activities. Subtopics Cave Diving (10) Wreck Diving (21) Night Diving (4) Alphabetical ... Comfortable Cold Water Weighting Cold water diving requires more weight than diving in warm water. Dispersal of weight is the key to comfortable weighting. Here's how to do it. Cold Water Diving A Guide to Ice Diving Book Review Cold Water Diving A Guide to Ice Diving is an illustrated informative guide on the planning, preparation, and training for cold water diving. Gearing Up for Cold Water Diving - Thermal Protection, How The Cold Affects You, How a Wetsuit Works While most divers are putting their scuba equipment into winter storage, others are gearing up for a season of cold water diving. Thermal protection is an important part of cold water diving. California Lobster Diving Book Review Get all the tips, hints, and insider information you'll need for lobster hunting of California's shores. Las Vegas on a Budget Find a Bargain Hotel Deals Cheap Eats Free Attractions ... Entertainment for Less What's Hot Ear Equalization Can I Dive If I Have A Cold?

11. Cave Diving Group The official web site for the CDG of Great Britain. http://www.cavedivinggroup.org.uk/

@import "/navbar.css"; This is the official Web Site of the Cave Diving Group of Great Britain Home Vis Discussion Notices ... Gallery From the Gallery Mimoso cones - Martyn Farr See the Photo Gallery for images by CDG members at home and abroad Executive Summary Photo Galleries Training Publications ... CDG News CDG AGM details announced. See the notices page and link to further details from there Welsh page updated Home Vis-Bot Message Board Notice Board ... Gallery If you can't find the information you expect, or have any comments or suggestions about the site, please contact Rob Murgatroyd , the site maintainer. Thanks. Page Updated Wednesday 9th March, 2005

12. Cave Diving Rocks!!!! Informational resource on cave diving for the nondiver, diver, and cave diver which includes a cave dive story, pics, articles, dive statistics, library, http://awooten.1afm.com/mysite/index.html

CAVE DIVING ROCKS!!!! www.cavedivingrocks.com Days Since My Last Cave Dive. About Me Articles Cave Conservation Contact Me ... Videos Welcome to the Home Page of the Cave Diving Rocks Website. The focus of this website is to promote cave and technical diving to the non-diving public and recreational open water certified divers, but there are some things here for the trained cave and technical diver as well. I will attempt to offer a realistic perspective of the activity, while at the same time try to dispell some of the myths and phobias of the sport. There's plenty to do here, from reading my articles, voting in my online polls, reading about my last cave dive, analyzing my lifetime dive statistics, to viewing some of the better pics I've taken. You can go to my contact page if you want to drop me an e-mail. Also, don't forget to bookmark this page and sign my guestbook before you leave. If you do forget, all you have to remember is www.cavedivingrocks.com and it will get you back here. Thanks for stopping in and please return from time to time to see what's new. If you ever encounter a page or link on this website that isn't working properly, please use the "Contact Me" page to drop me a note and I will fix it ASAP.

13. Ozark Cave Diving Alliance Home Page OCDA The Ozark cave diving Alliance is a nonprofit organization participating in a wide range of advanced cave diving activities. http://www.ocda.org/

OCDA Info About us Contacts/Directors Links Membership ... Video Clips Welcome to the OCDA site. Here you'll find information on current team activities, dive procedures, and the latest available pictures and video. Monthly Picture Sump connections deep under the Arkansas Ozarks. var sc_project=975750; var sc_invisible=0; var sc_partition=3; var sc_security="b8471b27"; var sc_text=2;

14. SMART Home Page SMART Divers was organized to assist public service agencies and organizations with underwater search, recovery, and crime scene investigations. http://www.smartdivers.com/

CURRENT NEWS - 12 Months December 5, 2005 - Search ends for missing San Antonio man. Dive Log November 30, 2005 - 68 year old San Antonio man missing after sailing on Canyon lake with wife. Dive Log September 17, 2005 - SMART K9 teams called by San Marcos Police to search for missing teenager. September 15,2005- Law Enforcement Operation in Conroe, TX - Details not available for public release. September 8, 2005 - Law Enforcement Operation in Conroe, TX - Details not available for public release. August 17, 2005 - Divers search for missing man at Lake Wood Recreational Area. July 29, 2005 - Search for missing woman in Hays County Dive Log July 4, 2005 - 14 year old recovered at Comal Park, Canyon Lake Dive Log July 3, 2005 - Technology aides in the search for a missing woman in Canyon Lake, TX June 30, 2005 - Search for a missing British Tourist at Agua Azul in Chiapas, Mexico. June 6, 2005 - Topside technicians search landfill in north Travis County for missing infant. Log May 19, 2005 -

15. National Association For Cave Diving We have moved to. www.safecavediving.com. http://www.afn.org/~nacd/

We have moved to: www.safecavediving.com

16. Four Oh Four - What Ever Happened To Cave Divers Corner? This doesn t mean that you can t find any information on cave diving here. cave diving is the worlds most dangerous sport, failure to perform it http://grove.ufl.edu/~ken/cavers.html

May 31, 2000 - Since putting this essay online, I've received a large number of email. Many have agreed with the sentiments, a few have disagreed with the tone of the message. I've decided to take on the task of adding another feature to this page, it's what I call "The Body Count" page. I will be adding any news articles (or other information) I can get my hands on about cave diving fatalities on this page. The sole purpose of "The Body Count Page" is to remind you, the reader, about the serious nature of cave diving. With that said, I bring you to... 4:04 - Cave Divers Corner - Whoops - It's gone! I used to have a web-site called "Cave Divers Corner". Since it hasn't been updated in over a year I decided to delete the stagnant pages. This doesn't mean that you can't find any information on cave diving here. Well, I guess it really means you can't. If you feel the need to go into an underwater cave, you need to get your head examined. Cave diving is the worlds most dangerous sport, failure to perform it properly can be fatal - if you fuck up you can die. This does not mean I'm against the hobby, I just don't believe people who claim there's such a thing as "safe cave diving" - that's like saying "almost pregnant," it's just not true. Don't be fooled by the BS that some training agencies espouse, cave diving (and technical diving in general), is not for everyone. People who have no business participating in the sport die each year.

17. Deep Horizon - Steve Gerrard Cave Diving Training And Guiding cave diving training interest you? Questions about Steve Gerrard s professional cave diver training and guiding in the Yucatan, Akumal, Riviera Maya area, http://www.deephorizon.info/

18. National Speleological Society Cave Diving Section Dive Log totals Dive log (2001) Dive log (2002) Dive log (2003) Dive log (2004) Dive log (2006) Dive log (2007) Full Cave Log http://www.cavediver.org/

19. Home Page s and reports of some of the deep cave dives done by Dave Shaw using rebreather technology. These include details on world record dives he has...... http://www.deepcave.com/

20. Snoopyloop Deep Cave Explorations Deep cave diving Explorations . More men have stood on the moon than have reached the end of these flooded caves. The astronauts even had a map before http://www.snoopyloop.com/

"Deep Cave Diving Explorations" More men have stood on the moon than have reached the end of these flooded caves. The astronauts even had a map before landing on the moon, but for a cave diver there is no way of knowing what lies ahead. Sponsored by: Revised 20 nov. 2007

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