Invertebrate Inhabitants of Caves in the Czech Republic
In the Czech Republic, special attention has been recently paid to biospeleology (cave biology).
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management
Microbial Contamination at the Opona/Curtain in the Zbrašov Aragonite Caves
The Zbrašov Aragonite Caves are the only show caves of hydrothermal original with unique karst ornaments in the Czech Republic.
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management
The Finding of the Opal in the Borgio Verezzi Cave
The Cave Administration of the Czech Republic staff members carried out mineralogical survey in the Italian Borgio Verezzi Cave.
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management
Research and Surveys in Montenegro
Speleological and biospelological research in the Montenegro karst areas, carried out in 2004-2007, obtained new discoveries.
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management
Minerals of the Chýnov Cave and Pacov Hill
Pacov Hill in the Tábor region (southern Bohemia) is an important mineralogical site of the supra-regional importance. In past, crystal limestone used for lime production was extracted there.
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management
Bat of the Chýnov Cave – A Model Example of Survey and Protection of a Valuable Site
Největší krasový útvar jižních Čech – Chýnovská jeskyně v Pacově hoře poblíž Dolních Hořic na Táborsku – představuje nejen výjimečný geologický výtvor, ale i lokalitu významnou z hlediska chiropterologického (od Chiroptera – letouni), neboť slouží jako významné refugium netopýrů.
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management
The Poseidon – the Longest European System of Underground Spaces in Sandstones
The Poseidon system was discovered by Roman Mlejnek during speleological survey in 2006.
Nature Conservation 4/2008 — 19. 8. 2008 — Research, Surveys and Data Management