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Organizations:

Cave Research Association (MAD)

Located in Ankara, Turkey and a member of the Union of International Speleology. Promotes exploration and conservation. Includes meeting and contact information. [Turkish and English].

http://www.mad.org.tr/

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Hong Meigui Cave Exploration Society

Offers expeditions in China and other countries. Includes articles and stories, trip calendar, photos, survey data, and contact information.

http://www.hongmeigui.net

International Society for Speleological Art

ISSA's aim is to promote the artistic interpretation of caves and karst landscape. Membership, galleries, contact, activity and background information.

http://www.issa.org.uk/

International Union of Speleology

Representing cavers from around the world with working groups devoted to protection and management, research, documentation, exploration and education. Includes calendar, abstracts, vacancies, history, guidelines and standards.

http://www.uis-speleo.org/

The Jamaican Caves Organisation

Crew is dedicated to exploration, surveying and preservation. Includes trip reports, field notes, databases, photos and contacts.

http://www.jamaicancaves.org/

UIS Informatics Commission

Encourages and facilitates the systematic collection and use of karst and related data on an international basis with workign groups devoted to survey and mapping, caver's dictionary and data exchange format. Includes calendar, newsletter, software, discussion forum, project and contact information.

http://www.uisic.uis-speleo.org

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