Introduction At KCA, we believe that understanding Kentucky’s cave ecosystems starts with education and awareness. We encourage landowners, volunteers, and community members to learn more about responsible exploration, conservation efforts, and how they can get involved.
Three volunteers at cave entrance, ready to explore.How KCA Benefits Landowners Our partnerships provide landowners with detailed information about the caves on their property, while ensuring that all exploration is conducted with the utmost respect for property rights and conservation.How KCA Benefits Cavers
Collaborative Community: Cavers become part of a supportive, like-minded community that values responsible exploration and environmental stewardship. The opportunity to work alongside landowners and fellow cavers fosters a sense of collaboration and shared purpose.
Detailed Exploration Projects: Participating in KCA’s projects allows cavers to engage in in-depth cave exploration, contributing to the creation of detailed cave maps and reports that benefit both landowners and the scientific community.How to Participate
Landowners Private landowners make up the KCA Board membership with one position for a volunteer caver. Request to join the KCA Board. Request volunteer assistance with caves on your property. Share your inputs on how private land should be protected.
Cavers Volunteer to help landowners with projects involving their caves. Request to participate as a volunteer on the KCA Board.
