WUSS meets every week of the school year at 7pm in room 319 of the Barbara Deer Kuss Science Center. Check the calendar for information on special events.
Old Timers Reunion occurs once a year at The Robertson Association Campground in West Virginia. You can find information by contacting officers. Many of them are regular recipients of the OTR Information Update.
TAG simply stands for the geographical caving area defined by the state boundaries of Tennessee Alabama and Georgia. TAG has the greatest concentration (over 14,000) of caves in the entire United States.
Currently WUSS has mapped over 32 kilometers of cave passage in Kentucky, Ohio and surrounding states. There is always year round work on numerous open surveys happening.
Hosted by the Dogwood City Grotto in the heart of TAG country. Hundreds of the best vertical and horizontal caves in the country are just a short drive from the campground and the Saturday night bonfire is legendary in the caving community!
Caves are not always horizontal. In fact, many caves require some amount of vertical work to get in or out of them. WUSS offers equipment and regular training to get you there and back safely
You know them. You love them. They keep the whole thing moving forward through the years.
Don't be nervous. Follow these simple instructions to have a safe, fun, and memorable first experience.
White-Nose Syndrome (WNS) is a disease associated with the deaths of at least 5.7 million to 6.7 million North American bats.
The NSS does more than any other organization to study, explore, and conserve cave and karst resources.
