A detailed study in cave management with applications to caves worldwide. Bulletin #3 of the New York Cave Survey. By Robert P.Addis, 139pp, illus., 1979, pb.
Edited by David Gillieson. 1996 paperback. 324 pp. This book is aimed at students of the natural environment, but it will also appeal to those - cavers, environmental managers and field naturalists - who are curious about the underground world and its inhabitants. it is illustrated throughout with photographs, maps and line diagrams, almost all of which are original to the book.
Lessons from East Asia. By Japp Vermeulen and Tony Whitten. A Directions in Development title. 1999. 120 pp. Sb. Discussion of karst, karst organisms, as well as archaeological, geological, Aesthetic and cultural values. Plus chapters on Vulmerability, impact mitigation and options fo national management of limestone resources.
Primary authors John Dunham and Thom Engel. Editing and layout John Dunham. This spectacular 335 page once in a generation treatment of the caves in the Northeast is a monumental accomplishment. The well organized, extensive speleological, historical, and geological guide will serve as the comprehensive, authoratative guide to caves and karst in the northeast for years and years to come. As a bonus (as if any were needed!) the book includes detailed field trip guides for both of the NSS convention Sunday geo trips. A must have publication. This was a short print run with the majority being sold at convention to attendees. In our opinion this book will stand as one of the finest convention guidebooks every published.
