Caves and cave diving. cave management

1. BEAUTY OF CAVERNS
PRESENTING BY:
AISWARYA SOL
LEAD COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT,PALAKAD

4. WHAT ARE CAVERNS OR CAVES?
 Caves form naturally by the weathering of
rock and often extend deep underground
 Study of caves-Speleology
 Cavities or hollow spaces inside a rocky mass
that are large enough for a person to explore

5. FORMATION…..

6. BEAUTIFUL CAVES
 Aggtelek
 Altamira
 Singing Fingal’s Cave
 Domica Cave
 Ice Cave
 Silver Cave
 Tham Lod Cave
 Mammoth Cave

7. Aggtelek Cave

8. Altamira Cave

9. Singing Fingal’s Cave

10. Domica Cave

11. Ice Cave

12. Silver Cave

13. Tham Lod Cave

14. Mammoth Cave

15. Have a look…..

18. Breath taking facts…

19. Cave Diving

21.  you need to be trained extensively before you
go cave diving
 when you're down there, you don't have the
ability to come straight back up to the surface
 if you don't have a light, there is zero light
 There are passages where you can get lost, and
you can stir up the bottom and not be able to
see inches in front of your face

22. David Shaw

23. Andrew Wight

24. Caves in Management Aspect
 The respect and the safeguard of the
subterranean environment
 Economic development of the caves by
supplying to all its members
 The experiences and solutions gained on the
subject of research and management activities
carried out by the most advanced caves which
can afford a larger expenses

25. ISCA…
 To promote proper management to ensure
the conservation and preservation of show
caves
 To promote and increase public awareness
and interest in show caves
 To promote a concern in show cave
management for the safety of visitors and
guests in the use and enjoyment of show
caves

26.  To compile, preserve, publish and share
cooperative data, both technical and
promotional, for members
 To promote and maintain an international
organization of persons, associations,
corporations and government agencies