By Richard Rhinehart Denver, Colorado, December 21, 2012 – In a letter submitted today to the USDA Forest Service regional office in Lakewood, Colorado, the Colorado Cave Survey of the National Speleological Society calls upon the federal agency to open public caves to visitation, focus White Nose Syndrome management efforts to biologically-important caves, hire a [...]

Cavers attending the 2011 National Speleological Society Convention in Glenwood Springs, Colorado may have the opportunity to visit caves in the White River National Forest after all. Although a region-wide closure of caves and non-active mines will remain in effect during the July 18-22, 2011 convention, foresters from the White River National Forest and USFS [...]

This coming year, 2009, will mark the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Colorado Cave Survey of the National Speleological Society. Founded in 1969 with the primary purpose of serving as the governmental liaison with the White River National Forest to manage Groaning Cave, Colorado’s longest known cave, the Survey also has at times [...]