The Southeastern Regional Association (SERA) of the
National Speleological Society (NSS) is a
regional organization made up of all the
NSS organizations (caving grottos
(clubs)
and surveys) in the Southeastern
portion of the United States of America. The SERA region includes Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The purpose of SERA
is to further the aims of the NSS in the Southeast.
If you are interested in caving, contact your nearest caving organization to
find out more information about caving. If you are in the Southeastern U.S., check out the
SERA Organizations, otherwise, contact the the
National Speleological Society. Please cave safely and
responsibly - check out Cave Conservation,
Cave Safety, and Closed Cave Lists.
Local grottos (caving clubs) will be able to help you with these ideals.
2008 SERA Winter Business
Meeting
Hosted by the
Dogwood City Grotto.
February 16th, 2008
Lafayette, GA
Bank of Lafayette Community Center
Click below to
download the pre-registration form.
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PDF
Registration will open at 8:00 a.m. and the meeting will begin at 9:00.
The cost is $16.00 per person.
The program this year will be Mr. Dave
Hughes presenting his recently published book, The Cave Art of
Tom Culverwell. Also, Mr. Al Hess will be showing his
stereo-photography (3-D images). Camping without amenities is available
nearby at Frick’s Cave.
For information regarding the meeting location,
menu or program, please contact Jane Morgan at 770-969-0943 or
caverjanpet@comcast.net. For information on
registration or camping, contact Patty Springer at 706-866-2599 or
pitpatty@att.net. For information about the
business meeting, contact Martha Mills, SERA Chair at 423-837-7404 or
mgmills@earthlink.net.
57th
Annual SERA Summer Cave Carnival
Hosted by the
Mountain Empire Grotto
June 6 - 8,
2008
Bristol, TN
First ever joint
SERA Summer Cave Carnival and Spring VAR
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58th
Annual SERA Summer Cave Carnival
Hosted by the
Nashville Grotto
2009 TBA
Help save a portion of the
Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Wildlife Management Area, Georgia from being quarried away
including the newly found Flowing Stone Cave, a 226 foot deep decorated pit!
Please visit the Friends of Pigeon Mountain
website at http://www.pigeonmountain.org/ for
information on what is going on and what you can do to help. A short, individually
handwritten letter to the Governor of Georgia from both people living in Georgia and out
of state will go a long way in showing support for saving this portion of Pigeon Mountain.
SERA Website awarded the
NSS Web Page Award for January -
March, 2000.
SERA wishes to express Thanks to Brent Aulenbach for his years of service as SERA's
first Webmaster!
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