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Kansas Speleological Society
Dedicated to the Study, Conservation, and Exploration of Kansas Caves |
Leave nothing but footprints,
Kill nothing but time
Stewards of our Cave Resources
The K.S.S. believes landowners and cavers must work as partners in the continued exploration and conservation of Kansas caves.
Landowner permission is a must for entering a cave. Any K.S.S member entering a cave without landowner permission should not consider themselves as acting in any official capacity of the K.S.S.
Landowners and other interested persons are asked to contact the K.S.S. if they know of sinkholes, springs, pits, wells with running water at the bottom, or cave entrances. K.S.S. members can assist landowners in identifying cave and karst features and water resources.
If you've ever wondered what's "in there" or "down there," contact the K.S.S at: kss@caves.org
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The K.S.S. publishes a newsletter, the Kansas Kaver, six times a year. All K.S.S. publications are available to K.S.S. members.
Membership to the K.S.S. is open to anyone who supports cave conservation. Send annual dues of $15 per year to the K.S.S. Treasurer Steve Kite. For more information, email kss@caves.org
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