Expedition Websites

The Mulu Caves Project is a collaboration between UK speleologists and the Sarawak Authorities, particularly the Sarawak Forestry Corporation, working in association with Gunung Mulu National Park management and staff.

The Tresviso Caves Project is the latest incarnation of a series of caving expeditions to the Eastern Massif (also called Andara) region of the Picos de Europa, Northern Spain.

Cave descriptions, surveys, photos, science, and archaeology around the enclosed depression of Matienzo, in Cantabria, northern Spain.

The Caving in the Abode of the Clouds Project systematically explores the caves of Meghalaya. The project is undertaken as a partnership between Indian, European, Middle East and American Cave Explorers. To date more than 400 kilometres of cave passage has been surveyed.

Imperial College Caving Club has run joint expeditions with the JSPDT to the Julian alps in Western Slovenia most summers since 1994. The destination is Tolminski Migovec (‘Mig’), a large undulating limestone plateau located about 6km north of the town of Tolmin within the Triglav national park. The expedition is also known as ‘Expo’ and ‘Slov’.

The CUCC have been going to the Loser Plateau in the Totes Gebirge since 1976. We have found pver 150km of passage so far, and find more every year.