JOURNEY INTO AMAZING CAVES
Journey Into Amazing Caves will soon have openings in many cities throughout the country. Grottos can share strategies for taking full advantage of the opportunity Amazing Caves offers us as conservationists in spreading the message that cave and karst preservation are public priorities.
If you have conservation information to submit for possible inclusion, please contact the Conservation Division chiefs, Jim Werker and Val Hildreth-Werker, at werks@worldnet.att.net
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New Passage Based on Tradition
By Val Hildreth-Werker and Jim C. Werker
Val and Jim discuss opportunities for promoting good caving practices
among new cavers.
Ideas
for grottos working with IMAX theaters
By Carol Zokaites
Suggestions for cavers participating in education efforts at Amazing
Caves showings.
Greeting
New Cavers at Grotto Meetings
Contributed by Mary Sue Socky and Marian McConnell
The Blue Ridge Grotto makes a special effort to educate new cavers.
Reviews
of Journey into Amazing Caves
Links to conservation-oriented
reviews of Amazing Caves.
The
Federal Cave Resources Protection Act of 1988
Contributed by Cheryl Jones
The law on cave protection, to be included in press packs.
Cave
Facts for Press Packs
Contributed by Cheryl Jones
Facts about caves, cave environments and the NSS.
Open
Letter on Journey into Amazing Caves
By Carol Zokaites
Carol discusses the educational opportunity the IMAX film offers for cave
conservationists.
Preview
of Journey into Amazing Caves
By Art Palmer
Discussion of upcoming IMAX feature film, by scientist Art Palmer.
Southern
California Grotto Action Plan for IMAX
By Louise Hose
The Southern California Grotto addresses increasing needs for novice caver
education.
Suggestion
for IMAX/Media Grotto Action Plans: Speakers Bureau for Karst/Cave Presentations
The Southern California Grotto's application for cavers interested in
giving presentations on karst and cave education.