Caves are exciting places to visit, whether you are a tourist, a sporting caver or a scientist in one of the many disciplines which use caves as natural laboratories. This book comprehensively reviews what we presently know about Australia's caves including the varieties of cave types and how they form, cave fauna, fossils, Aboriginal relics and decorations in caves, and a history of cave exploration and cave science in Australia.
Caves are exciting places to visit, whether you are a tourist, a sporting caver or a scientist in one of the many disciplines which use caves as natural laboratories. This book comprehensively reviews what we presently know about Australia's caves including the varieties of cave types and how they form, cave fauna, fossils, Aboriginal relics and decorations in caves, and a history of cave exploration and cave science in Australia.
Elery Hamilton-Smith is adjunct professor in the
postgraduate program in cave and karst management at Charles Stuart
University. He also chairs the IUCN/WCPA Task Force on Cave and
Karst Protection and advises on World Heritage karst sites.
Brian Finlayson is associate professor of geography; head of
the School of Anthropology, Geography, and Environmental Studies;
and director of the Centre for Environmental Applied Hydrology, all
at the University of Melbourne. He is a member of the World
Commission on Protected Areas, IUCN.
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