Abstract - A Case Study of Relations Between the National Park Service and Organized Exploration Cavers
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Nepsted, Jim and Yett, Bill. 1995. A Case Study of Relations Between the National Park Service and Organized Exploration Cavers. Proceedings of the 1993 National Cave Management Symposium. pp. 87. Abstract The structural and organizational relations between park units containing significant caves and organized cave groups associated with exploration differs from park to park. These relations also differ significantly within any given park over time. This presentation will provide insights from the perspective of Wind Cave National Park and the Colorado Grotto on the history and development of the current exploration work in Wind Cave. |
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