Caves, Surveying and Kangaroo Island

Clare Buswell

Caves, Surveying and Kangaroo Island

Clare Buswell

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Abstract

What a year it has been on Kangaroo Island. with cavers out in force with caulking guns and steel tags, taking on the ever-growing scrub to find cave entrances, that last year were easily walked to. Tagging was the priority for this year's work.
facilitated by the Partnership Grant of $80.000.00 and a smaller grant from Friends of Parks of $5000. These grants have allayed some of the costs.

Original language	English
Pages	7-8
Number of pages	2
Volume	223
Specialist publication	Caves Australia: The Journal of the Australian Speleological Federation Inc
Publication status	Published - Feb 2023

Keywords

Caves
Kangaroo Island
Surveying

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