Re: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

Rod, it would seem to have to be Federal since the gauge system is federal, but perhaps the states are required to contribute to the support of the program. I just blindly forwarded it because I have been a great fan of those gauges ever since Tropical Storm Allison. Roger -Original

Re: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

Rod, it would seem to have to be Federal since the gauge system is federal, but perhaps the states are required to contribute to the support of the program. I just blindly forwarded it because I have been a great fan of those gauges ever since Tropical Storm Allison. Roger -Original

Re: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

Rod, it would seem to have to be Federal since the gauge system is federal, but perhaps the states are required to contribute to the support of the program. I just blindly forwarded it because I have been a great fan of those gauges ever since Tropical Storm Allison. Roger -Original

Re: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

Does anyone know whether the funding in question is Federal, State, or some combination of both, and who is responsible for this specific funding decision?Rod-Original Message-From: caverarch Sent: Jun 17, 2011 5:33 PMTo: texascavers@texascavers.comSubject: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stre

Re: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

Does anyone know whether the funding in question is Federal, State, or some combination of both, and who is responsible for this specific funding decision?Rod-Original Message-From: caverarch Sent: Jun 17, 2011 5:33 PMTo: texascavers@texascavers.comSubject: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stre

Re: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

Does anyone know whether the funding in question is Federal, State, or some combination of both, and who is responsible for this specific funding decision?Rod-Original Message-From: caverarch Sent: Jun 17, 2011 5:33 PMTo: texascavers@texascavers.comSubject: [Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stre

[Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

More bad news. -Original Message- From: To: cano...@world.std.com Sent: Fri, Jun 17, 2011 12:43 pm Subject: Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts http://txpub.usgs.gov/public/riskgages/default.aspx

[Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

More bad news. -Original Message- From: To: cano...@world.std.com Sent: Fri, Jun 17, 2011 12:43 pm Subject: Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts http://txpub.usgs.gov/public/riskgages/default.aspx

[Texascavers] Fwd: Real time stream Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts

More bad news. -Original Message- From: To: cano...@world.std.com Sent: Fri, Jun 17, 2011 12:43 pm Subject: Gages to be Discontinued Due to Proposed Funding Cuts http://txpub.usgs.gov/public/riskgages/default.aspx

Re: [Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killing Disease

That's the same link that Mark posted to Texascavers at 9:49 AM today.-Original Message-From: John P Brooks Sent: Jun 17, 2011 3:19 PMTo: texascavers@texascavers.comSubject: [Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killin

Re: [Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killing Disease

That's the same link that Mark posted to Texascavers at 9:49 AM today.-Original Message-From: John P Brooks Sent: Jun 17, 2011 3:19 PMTo: texascavers@texascavers.comSubject: [Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killin

Re: [Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killing Disease

That's the same link that Mark posted to Texascavers at 9:49 AM today.-Original Message-From: John P Brooks Sent: Jun 17, 2011 3:19 PMTo: texascavers@texascavers.comSubject: [Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killin

[Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killing Disease

http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2011/white-nose-syndrome-06-14-2011.html

[Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killing Disease

http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2011/white-nose-syndrome-06-14-2011.html

[Texascavers] Forest Service Implements Rules at National Cave Convention in Colorado to Prevent Spread of Bat-killing Disease

http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2011/white-nose-syndrome-06-14-2011.html

RE: [Texascavers] book review: Cass Cave, West Virginia

Cass is an outstanding cave, my third vertical cave, and one of my favorites. I've spent a number of fine hours beyond the cat crawl, back in the days before polypro. It would be wonderful if the NSS or one of the cave conservancies could purchase this cave, it is a wonderful setting near the

RE: [Texascavers] book review: Cass Cave, West Virginia

Cass is an outstanding cave, my third vertical cave, and one of my favorites. I've spent a number of fine hours beyond the cat crawl, back in the days before polypro. It would be wonderful if the NSS or one of the cave conservancies could purchase this cave, it is a wonderful setting near the

RE: [Texascavers] book review: Cass Cave, West Virginia

Cass is an outstanding cave, my third vertical cave, and one of my favorites. I've spent a number of fine hours beyond the cat crawl, back in the days before polypro. It would be wonderful if the NSS or one of the cave conservancies could purchase this cave, it is a wonderful setting near the

[Texascavers] Cass Cave

For many years, the landowner situation at Cass was curious. The old lady who owned it had no objection to people going into the cave, as long as they _didn't_ ask for permission. According to the history in the book, she had the notion that giving permission would subject her to liability.

[Texascavers] Cass Cave

For many years, the landowner situation at Cass was curious. The old lady who owned it had no objection to people going into the cave, as long as they _didn't_ ask for permission. According to the history in the book, she had the notion that giving permission would subject her to liability.

[Texascavers] Cass Cave

For many years, the landowner situation at Cass was curious. The old lady who owned it had no objection to people going into the cave, as long as they _didn't_ ask for permission. According to the history in the book, she had the notion that giving permission would subject her to liability.

RE: [Texascavers] book review: Cass Cave, West Virginia

I had the opportunity to see Bob Zimmerman speak on the Cass cave system at the spring var this year, I'd recommend the book as the events surrounding the cave are all very interesting. There are also ongoing negotiations with the family that owns the property to have it reopened If I remember c

RE: [Texascavers] book review: Cass Cave, West Virginia

I had the opportunity to see Bob Zimmerman speak on the Cass cave system at the spring var this year, I'd recommend the book as the events surrounding the cave are all very interesting. There are also ongoing negotiations with the family that owns the property to have it reopened If I remember c

RE: [Texascavers] book review: Cass Cave, West Virginia

I had the opportunity to see Bob Zimmerman speak on the Cass cave system at the spring var this year, I'd recommend the book as the events surrounding the cave are all very interesting. There are also ongoing negotiations with the family that owns the property to have it reopened If I remember c

texascavers Digest 17 Jun 2011 17:12:53 -0000 Issue 1337

texascavers Digest 17 Jun 2011 17:12:53 - Issue 1337 Topics (messages 18061 through 18072): cave vandals caught 18061 by: John P Brooks 18063 by: Don Arburn 18064 by: Rod Goke Re: 2nd Quarter 2011 Texas Caver 18062 by: Mark Minton New stream cave under Jerus

texascavers Digest 17 Jun 2011 17:12:53 -0000 Issue 1337

texascavers Digest 17 Jun 2011 17:12:53 - Issue 1337 Topics (messages 18061 through 18072): cave vandals caught 18061 by: John P Brooks 18063 by: Don Arburn 18064 by: Rod Goke Re: 2nd Quarter 2011 Texas Caver 18062 by: Mark Minton New stream cave under Jerus

texascavers Digest 17 Jun 2011 17:12:53 -0000 Issue 1337

texascavers Digest 17 Jun 2011 17:12:53 - Issue 1337 Topics (messages 18061 through 18072): cave vandals caught 18061 by: John P Brooks 18063 by: Don Arburn 18064 by: Rod Goke Re: 2nd Quarter 2011 Texas Caver 18062 by: Mark Minton New stream cave under Jerus

[Texascavers] book review: Tucker County, West Virginia

The Caves and Karst of Tucker County, West Virginia. Doug McCarty and Brian Masney. West Virginia Speleological Survey Bulletin 18; 2011. 8.5 by 11 inches, 302 pages, softbound. Black and white $30 postpaid, color edition $85 from www.wvass.org/publications.html. A traditional catalog of ca

[Texascavers] book review: Tucker County, West Virginia

The Caves and Karst of Tucker County, West Virginia. Doug McCarty and Brian Masney. West Virginia Speleological Survey Bulletin 18; 2011. 8.5 by 11 inches, 302 pages, softbound. Black and white $30 postpaid, color edition $85 from www.wvass.org/publications.html. A traditional catalog of ca

[Texascavers] book review: Tucker County, West Virginia

The Caves and Karst of Tucker County, West Virginia. Doug McCarty and Brian Masney. West Virginia Speleological Survey Bulletin 18; 2011. 8.5 by 11 inches, 302 pages, softbound. Black and white $30 postpaid, color edition $85 from www.wvass.org/publications.html. A traditional catalog of ca

[Texascavers] CBD Targets NSS Convention

In their ongoing effort to ban caving in the name of protecting bats from WNS, the Center for Biological Diversity is complaining about the NSS Convention in Colorado. . Mark Minton Pleas

[Texascavers] CBD Targets NSS Convention

In their ongoing effort to ban caving in the name of protecting bats from WNS, the Center for Biological Diversity is complaining about the NSS Convention in Colorado. . Mark Minton Pleas

[Texascavers] CBD Targets NSS Convention

In their ongoing effort to ban caving in the name of protecting bats from WNS, the Center for Biological Diversity is complaining about the NSS Convention in Colorado. . Mark Minton Pleas

[SWR] FW: Workshop

Some of you have asked what equipment the Forest Service has that we will be trained to use for monitoring bats. Below is the list. Ken We purchased the following: D240x HET/TE Detector D500x DR Detector H2 Zoom MP3 Player/Recorder Sonobat Software 2.9 "Forest Filter" Harp Trap

[SWR] FW: Workshop

Some of you have asked what equipment the Forest Service has that we will be trained to use for monitoring bats. Below is the list. Ken We purchased the following: D240x HET/TE Detector D500x DR Detector H2 Zoom MP3 Player/Recorder Sonobat Software 2.9 "Forest Filter" Harp Trap

[SWR] FW: Workshop

Some of you have asked what equipment the Forest Service has that we will be trained to use for monitoring bats. Below is the list. Ken We purchased the following: D240x HET/TE Detector D500x DR Detector H2 Zoom MP3 Player/Recorder Sonobat Software 2.9 "Forest Filter" Harp Trap

[PBSS] PBSS meeting notes for June

PBSS Meeting 06-14-11 Prior to the meeting, Bill, Jacqui and Kel visited the Sibley Nature Center. Bill had arranged to donate caving books to their library and Richard Galle accepted the books for Sibley. The meeting opened at 1905, with Walter Feaster, Bill Bentley, Tony Abernathy, Jacqui

[PBSS] PBSS meeting notes for June

PBSS Meeting 06-14-11 Prior to the meeting, Bill, Jacqui and Kel visited the Sibley Nature Center. Bill had arranged to donate caving books to their library and Richard Galle accepted the books for Sibley. The meeting opened at 1905, with Walter Feaster, Bill Bentley, Tony Abernathy, Jacqui

[PBSS] PBSS meeting notes for June

PBSS Meeting 06-14-11 Prior to the meeting, Bill, Jacqui and Kel visited the Sibley Nature Center. Bill had arranged to donate caving books to their library and Richard Galle accepted the books for Sibley. The meeting opened at 1905, with Walter Feaster, Bill Bentley, Tony Abernathy, Jacqui