The Texas Speleological Survey (TSS) is a non-profit corporation established in 1960 to collect, organize, and maintain information on Texas caves and karst (the term for a landscape likely to contain caves). . . . [read more]

Quarterly Meeting:
The next meeting of the Board of Directors is being scheduled for the end of August (date to be confirmed) at 10:00 AM
Meetings are at the Texas Speleological Center, 14045 North Green Hills Loop, Austin 78737-8619.
Meeting Contact: Jim Kennedy.
How to get to the TSC: MAP or Directions to Texas Speleological Center

The TSS is saddened by the passing of Logan McNatt on 3 June 2026 (obituary from the Austin Chronicle). A long-serving director and supporter of TSS, Logan was an important force in Texas archaeology and in caving in Texas, Mexico, and Belize. He is greatly missed.

News archive . . .

Orion Knox in the entrance room of Electro-Mag Cave, Sun City, Williamson County, Texas. - photo George Veni

NEW PUBLICATION!!!!

The Caves of Government Canyon, edited by Marvin Miller

     

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