[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY Saturday September 15th
Two times a year the Texas Cave Conservancy hosts an open house for the public to learn about caves, cave life and the aquifer as related to caves. They are held each year in April and in September on the Saturday closest to the 15th of the month. This year, the TCC CAVE DAY will be on Saturday -September 15, 2012. We have had over two thousand visitors at a CAVE Day. We always need cavers to assist in this public education effort. We never have had enough staff to present our best information. Each year, we have a number of cavers come out to the TCC Headquarters, stay in the campground and go caving here in the Cedar Park, Texas area. We never have enough caver support for CAVE DAY. We may have to hire non-cavers to assist us in this event in the future. Please let us know if you can assist. You will be welcome to stay at the campground and we will even buy food and beer that evening. To the cavers that have come out and assisted, we send our thanks. To those cavers that have assisted in the past and have been burned out by too few workers, we say Thank you-Thank you for being there when we really needed you. We will need workers to take visitors into both Avery Ranch Cave and the Dies Ranch Treasure Cave. Last April, we had over 2000 visitors inside the two caves. This time, we have been forced to conduct No publicity efforts except for our web site. That may reduce the number of visitors and make it easier for our staff. For additional information on CAVE DAY, check out our great web site at Texascavers.org/ Since we put ithe web site online in April 2010, we have had over 653,000 hits. Once again, to everyone that has helped make the Texas Cave Conservancy a great organization. Thank you. Mike Walsh President -Texas Cave Conservancy 512-249-2283
[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY Saturday September 15th
Two times a year the Texas Cave Conservancy hosts an open house for the public to learn about caves, cave life and the aquifer as related to caves. They are held each year in April and in September on the Saturday closest to the 15th of the month. This year, the TCC CAVE DAY will be on Saturday -September 15, 2012. We have had over two thousand visitors at a CAVE Day. We always need cavers to assist in this public education effort. We never have had enough staff to present our best information. Each year, we have a number of cavers come out to the TCC Headquarters, stay in the campground and go caving here in the Cedar Park, Texas area. We never have enough caver support for CAVE DAY. We may have to hire non-cavers to assist us in this event in the future. Please let us know if you can assist. You will be welcome to stay at the campground and we will even buy food and beer that evening. To the cavers that have come out and assisted, we send our thanks. To those cavers that have assisted in the past and have been burned out by too few workers, we say Thank you-Thank you for being there when we really needed you. We will need workers to take visitors into both Avery Ranch Cave and the Dies Ranch Treasure Cave. Last April, we had over 2000 visitors inside the two caves. This time, we have been forced to conduct No publicity efforts except for our web site. That may reduce the number of visitors and make it easier for our staff. For additional information on CAVE DAY, check out our great web site at Texascavers.org/ Since we put ithe web site online in April 2010, we have had over 653,000 hits. Once again, to everyone that has helped make the Texas Cave Conservancy a great organization. Thank you. Mike Walsh President -Texas Cave Conservancy 512-249-2283
[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY Saturday September 15th
Two times a year the Texas Cave Conservancy hosts an open house for the public to learn about caves, cave life and the aquifer as related to caves. They are held each year in April and in September on the Saturday closest to the 15th of the month. This year, the TCC CAVE DAY will be on Saturday -September 15, 2012. We have had over two thousand visitors at a CAVE Day. We always need cavers to assist in this public education effort. We never have had enough staff to present our best information. Each year, we have a number of cavers come out to the TCC Headquarters, stay in the campground and go caving here in the Cedar Park, Texas area. We never have enough caver support for CAVE DAY. We may have to hire non-cavers to assist us in this event in the future. Please let us know if you can assist. You will be welcome to stay at the campground and we will even buy food and beer that evening. To the cavers that have come out and assisted, we send our thanks. To those cavers that have assisted in the past and have been burned out by too few workers, we say Thank you-Thank you for being there when we really needed you. We will need workers to take visitors into both Avery Ranch Cave and the Dies Ranch Treasure Cave. Last April, we had over 2000 visitors inside the two caves. This time, we have been forced to conduct No publicity efforts except for our web site. That may reduce the number of visitors and make it easier for our staff. For additional information on CAVE DAY, check out our great web site at Texascavers.org/ Since we put ithe web site online in April 2010, we have had over 653,000 hits. Once again, to everyone that has helped make the Texas Cave Conservancy a great organization. Thank you. Mike Walsh President -Texas Cave Conservancy 512-249-2283
Re: [Texascavers] TCC Cave Day
September 12! http://texascaves.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&Itemid=27 -h 2009/9/9 > Hey Cavers! > > Can anyone tell us when the Texas Cave Conservancy "Cave Day" will be held > this fall? Is there a Web site with this info? > > thanks! > julia > -- Go find out! -Heather Tuček UT Grotto NSS 59660 (512) 773-1348 trog...@cavechat.org
[Texascavers] TCC Cave Day
Hey Cavers! Can anyone tell us when the Texas Cave Conservancy "Cave Day" will be held this fall?? Is there a Web site with this info? thanks! julia
[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY April 12, 2008
Two times a year the Texas Cave Conservancy hosts a public education event know as CAVE DAY. Please contact us if you are available to assist, thank you. CAVE DAY Saturday April 12, 2008 Cedar Park is home to some pretty unusual characters, but one of the most reclusive may be Ricky Rhadine. That name doesn't ring a bell? Well, perhaps that's because Ricky is a bug, a cave beetle to be exact. In fact, Cedar Park is the only place you can find this rare cave beetle that was nicknamed Ricky by local cavers. It also goes by the scientific name, the Rhadine persephone beetle. CAVE DAY is sponsored by the City of Cedar Park Parks & Recreation Department and hosted by the Texas Cave Conservancy. The event is from 10:00 A.M. –4:00 P.M. There is no charge. On Saturday, April 12, 2008 the TCC will offer cave related activities at four sites. All information is available at Kay Redden Park. Come by and choose what site or sites you want to visit. One tour starts at Kay Redden Park and visits seven caves in the Buttercup Cave Preserve. There is no cave entry on this tour. Cave expert Bill Larson will talk about the discovery and history of each cave. Tours will be offered at 11:00 A.M. & 2:00 P.M. You may also come on out and check out the preserve on your own. Educational signs have been installed at each cave. The second site will be at the Twin Creeks Historical Area. This new park has a historical log cabin, beautiful springs, tall trees, running water year round and even an Indian Shelter Cave available for visitation. Allow a fifteen -minute drive to the site. It is available all day. The third site will be the Texas Cave Conservancy owned Educational Show Cave. Pick up a cave entry pass at Kay Redden Park. Allow a fifteen -minute drive to the cave. The fourth site will be a special tour of the new City of Cedar Park- Discovery Well Cave Preserve. The tour will start at 3:00 P.M. Allow fifteen - minutes to drive from Kay Redden Park to the Discovery Well Preserve parking area. Kay Redden Park is located at the intersection of Lakeline Boulevard and Buttercup Creek Boulevard, Cedar Park, Texas. For additional information, contact the City of Cedar Park-Parks & Recreation Department.512-401-5500. - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY April 12, 2008
Two times a year the Texas Cave Conservancy hosts a public education event know as CAVE DAY. Please contact us if you are available to assist, thank you. CAVE DAY Saturday April 12, 2008 Cedar Park is home to some pretty unusual characters, but one of the most reclusive may be Ricky Rhadine. That name doesn't ring a bell? Well, perhaps that's because Ricky is a bug, a cave beetle to be exact. In fact, Cedar Park is the only place you can find this rare cave beetle that was nicknamed Ricky by local cavers. It also goes by the scientific name, the Rhadine persephone beetle. CAVE DAY is sponsored by the City of Cedar Park Parks & Recreation Department and hosted by the Texas Cave Conservancy. The event is from 10:00 A.M. –4:00 P.M. There is no charge. On Saturday, April 12, 2008 the TCC will offer cave related activities at four sites. All information is available at Kay Redden Park. Come by and choose what site or sites you want to visit. One tour starts at Kay Redden Park and visits seven caves in the Buttercup Cave Preserve. There is no cave entry on this tour. Cave expert Bill Larson will talk about the discovery and history of each cave. Tours will be offered at 11:00 A.M. & 2:00 P.M. You may also come on out and check out the preserve on your own. Educational signs have been installed at each cave. The second site will be at the Twin Creeks Historical Area. This new park has a historical log cabin, beautiful springs, tall trees, running water year round and even an Indian Shelter Cave available for visitation. Allow a fifteen -minute drive to the site. It is available all day. The third site will be the Texas Cave Conservancy owned Educational Show Cave. Pick up a cave entry pass at Kay Redden Park. Allow a fifteen -minute drive to the cave. The fourth site will be a special tour of the new City of Cedar Park- Discovery Well Cave Preserve. The tour will start at 3:00 P.M. Allow fifteen - minutes to drive from Kay Redden Park to the Discovery Well Preserve parking area. Kay Redden Park is located at the intersection of Lakeline Boulevard and Buttercup Creek Boulevard, Cedar Park, Texas. For additional information, contact the City of Cedar Park-Parks & Recreation Department.512-401-5500. - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY-September 15, 2007
Two time a year we host a cave related open house. This year we will be taking visitors into Avery Ranch Cave. In addition to the usual activities at the Westside Cave Preserve, we will also offer a visit to Dies Ranch Shelter Cave. In order to work with the 350-600 visitors, we will need caver help. Give us at call at 512-249-2283 if you can give us a hand. Thanks. TEXAS CAVE CONSERVANCY EVENTS September 15, 2007TCC CAVE DAY. This is an open house where visitors visit the caves at the Westside Preserve, Dies Ranch Shelter Cave and the TCC owned Dies Ranch Treasure Cave. Since we expect in excess of 500 visitors, you help in the public education project is important. Cedar Park, Texas. October 11, 2007 TCC Poster Presentation. The TCC will make information available on the Texas System for Urban Cave Management available at the 2007 National Cave Management Symposium. St Louis, Missouri October 20, 2007 OTR Reunion. Saturday the TCC will have a display of photos from the Hall of Texas Cavers. Saturday evening we will show slides of the cavers. In addition, information will be shown concerning the TCC Winter Conference. Look for Dave Cave’s saloon. TCR Site. February 22-24, 2008TCC Winter Conference. This will be the second year that the TCC hosted this weekend of parties, caving, guided tours, workshops and a special guest lecture. In 2007, seventy-five to ninety cavers from around the state attended. Cedar Park, Texas. April 12, 2008 TCC CAVE DAY. We plan on hosting CAVE DAY at the new Discovery Well Cave Preserve. This is an open house where visitors visit caves in four cave preserves. Since we expect in excess of 500 visitors, you help in the public education project is important. Cedar Park, Texas. - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
[Texascavers] TCC CAVE DAY - April 14, 2007
Each year, around April 14 or 15, the Texas Cave Conservancy hosts a cave related public event here in Cedar Park, Texas. Public Education is an important part of our goal to protect caves. This year, the Texas Speleological Association Convention was set for the same weekend. As a result we have a special need for cavers to assist in the CAVE DAY event. The new TCC Educational Show Cave, Avery Ranch Cave, will be available to the public for the first time, April 14. If you can assist us, please contact Donna Mosesmann ASAP at 832-465-8588. Following the event, the TCC will host an evening meal at a local cafe for the workers. Thank you. Short Release Join Cedar Park and the Texas Cave Conservancy for CAVE DAY, Saturday, April 14, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. for a fun and educational look at some of the natural areas and caves. Tours will start at Kay Redden Park, located at the intersection of Lakeline Boulevard and Buttercup Creek Boulevard, Cedar Park Texas For additional information on this free event, Call 512-401-5500 or check out the Texas Cave Conservancy website at: Texascaves.org NOTICE: TCC-NEWS IS A POSTING SITE ONLY. TO RESPOND TO THE TCC- USE OUR tcc-ca...@austin.rr.com ADDRESS. - Visit our website: http://texascavers.com To unsubscribe, e-mail: texascavers-unsubscr...@texascavers.com For additional commands, e-mail: texascavers-h...@texascavers.com
