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From: Jill Orr
To: Texascavers@texascavers.com
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From: Jill Orr
To: Texascavers@texascavers.com
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2013 9:10 PM
Subject: [Texascavers]
>The WNS scare is a wonderful example of the National Cave Protection Act
>being used against the very people who championed its establishment. The Act
>has had a lot of beneficial results, but WNS paranoia has provided an
>opportunity for the sword to cut the other way. Be careful what you wish
>f
>The WNS scare is a wonderful example of the National Cave Protection Act
>being used against the very people who championed its establishment. The Act
>has had a lot of beneficial results, but WNS paranoia has provided an
>opportunity for the sword to cut the other way. Be careful what you wish
>f
>The WNS scare is a wonderful example of the National Cave Protection Act
>being used against the very people who championed its establishment. The Act
>has had a lot of beneficial results, but WNS paranoia has provided an
>opportunity for the sword to cut the other way. Be careful what you wish
>f
Some "Science" (or lack thereof) is used by a few (but probably not most)
bureaucrats as "backup" to further their personal careers and/or agendas.
This is human nature. Federal land stewards in New Mexico have an
unfortunate history of this type of behavior. The current WNS Tsarina in
Santa Fe (or
Some "Science" (or lack thereof) is used by a few (but probably not most)
bureaucrats as "backup" to further their personal careers and/or agendas.
This is human nature. Federal land stewards in New Mexico have an
unfortunate history of this type of behavior. The current WNS Tsarina in
Santa Fe (or
Some "Science" (or lack thereof) is used by a few (but probably not most)
bureaucrats as "backup" to further their personal careers and/or agendas.
This is human nature. Federal land stewards in New Mexico have an
unfortunate history of this type of behavior. The current WNS Tsarina in
Santa Fe (or
The BLM made a management decision to close their caves that were determined to
be colonial bat roosts. They did not close all the caves, they closed less
than 1% of caves in NM, and they have worked with cavers to allow exceptions
for research. No-one is happy, but we are doing the best we
The BLM made a management decision to close their caves that were determined to
be colonial bat roosts. They did not close all the caves, they closed less
than 1% of caves in NM, and they have worked with cavers to allow exceptions
for research. No-one is happy, but we are doing the best we
The BLM made a management decision to close their caves that were determined to
be colonial bat roosts. They did not close all the caves, they closed less
than 1% of caves in NM, and they have worked with cavers to allow exceptions
for research. No-one is happy, but we are doing the best we
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Patricia Seiser
wrote:
> Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
> local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
> presence of a National Park.
>
> Not only do they reap the benefits of the tourists visi
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Patricia Seiser
wrote:
> Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
> local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
> presence of a National Park.
>
> Not only do they reap the benefits of the tourists visi
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 1:42 PM, Patricia Seiser
wrote:
> Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
> local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
> presence of a National Park.
>
> Not only do they reap the benefits of the tourists visi
Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
presence of a National Park.
Not only do they reap the benefits of the tourists visiting the NP, but also
benefit from the "publicity/advertisement" gener
Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
presence of a National Park.
Not only do they reap the benefits of the tourists visiting the NP, but also
benefit from the "publicity/advertisement" gener
Non-closure of Mammoth Cave is not just a monetary issue for the NSS. The
local communities are very dependent on the tourism generated by the
presence of a National Park.
Not only do they reap the benefits of the tourists visiting the NP, but also
benefit from the "publicity/advertisement" gener
Noon on Friday. There was just an interview with the creator on NPR on Science
Friday. http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_detail.php?siteId=13994790
I just listened to it - interesting. There was more information than in the
video link earlier, especially talking about the efficie
Noon on Friday. There was just an interview with the creator on NPR on Science
Friday. http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_detail.php?siteId=13994790
I just listened to it - interesting. There was more information than in the
video link earlier, especially talking about the efficie
Noon on Friday. There was just an interview with the creator on NPR on Science
Friday. http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_detail.php?siteId=13994790
I just listened to it - interesting. There was more information than in the
video link earlier, especially talking about the efficie
Murder Hole: Catawba Murder Hole Cave. Marian McConnell. National
Speleological Society, Huntsville, 2012. ISBN 978-1-879961-46-3. 8.5
by 11 inches, 150 pages, softbound. $24 (discounts for NSS members).
Catawba Murder Hole is one of the better known wild caves in Virginia,
perhaps partly b
Murder Hole: Catawba Murder Hole Cave. Marian McConnell. National
Speleological Society, Huntsville, 2012. ISBN 978-1-879961-46-3. 8.5
by 11 inches, 150 pages, softbound. $24 (discounts for NSS members).
Catawba Murder Hole is one of the better known wild caves in Virginia,
perhaps partly b
Murder Hole: Catawba Murder Hole Cave. Marian McConnell. National
Speleological Society, Huntsville, 2012. ISBN 978-1-879961-46-3. 8.5
by 11 inches, 150 pages, softbound. $24 (discounts for NSS members).
Catawba Murder Hole is one of the better known wild caves in Virginia,
perhaps partly b
Very, very nice job on this issue of the TC, Jill!
Enjoyed it immensely and Linda's interview with Pete Strickland was highly
entertaining!
For those of you who aren't TSA members, Jill's superb work on the TEXAS CAVER
is reason enough to join!
Keep up the great work!
Mark
Very, very nice job on this issue of the TC, Jill!
Enjoyed it immensely and Linda's interview with Pete Strickland was highly
entertaining!
For those of you who aren't TSA members, Jill's superb work on the TEXAS CAVER
is reason enough to join!
Keep up the great work!
Mark
Very, very nice job on this issue of the TC, Jill!
Enjoyed it immensely and Linda's interview with Pete Strickland was highly
entertaining!
For those of you who aren't TSA members, Jill's superb work on the TEXAS CAVER
is reason enough to join!
Keep up the great work!
Mark
As one of the proof reading staff, I apologize now for any mistakes left in
this issue. For some reason, my proof issue e-mail did not come in till last
night, and I am working to get my part done before the issue goes to print.
Since I sent no corrections in, Jill would have assumed all was wel
As one of the proof reading staff, I apologize now for any mistakes left in
this issue. For some reason, my proof issue e-mail did not come in till last
night, and I am working to get my part done before the issue goes to print.
Since I sent no corrections in, Jill would have assumed all was wel
As one of the proof reading staff, I apologize now for any mistakes left in
this issue. For some reason, my proof issue e-mail did not come in till last
night, and I am working to get my part done before the issue goes to print.
Since I sent no corrections in, Jill would have assumed all was wel
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