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UID:pretalx-nss-convention-2026-FGPGAK@talks.caving.dev
DTSTART;TZID=EST:20260707T154000
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DESCRIPTION:The Cave Research Foundation Klamath Mountains Project has been
  active in northern California for ten years surveying\, exploring and doc
 umenting the many great caves of the region. Projects in that two years in
 clude Scorpion Cave on the Oregon border where a new 6th level was discove
 red and two other nearby caves might be connected to make a system over a 
 mile long (we hope). Del Loma\, a historic cave\, has been completely mapp
 ed for the first time and extended through a series of tight squeezes. Wel
 l decorated Ringtail Cave was found 40 years ago\, but never mapped. It is
  now being surveyed\, and we are creating photo and biological inventories
  of this scenic cave with a pit over 200 feet deep. The Triassic Hosselkau
 s Limestone in Shasta County has been the sight of several trips\, particu
 larly following a recent forest fire. Numerous caves and pits have been fo
 und by multiple groups of cavers. We have supported and assisted with mult
 iple projects and trips into the caves in the Marble Mountains with the NS
 S Klamath Mountains Conservation Task Force\, and on clean-ups in Samwel a
 nd Ancient Palace Cave with the Shascade Caving Society. Butter Creek and 
 the Tombstone Mountain area have also seen recent trips. Steady progress i
 s also being made on several cave maps and reports.
DTSTAMP:20260826T232530Z
LOCATION:Auditorium
SUMMARY:Klamath Mountains Project\, Cave Research Foundation - 
URL:https://talks.caving.dev/nss-convention-2026/talk/FGPGAK/
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