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Entering
caves is like exploring a different world.
Every care must be taken to ensure no damage is done to this fragile subterranean world:
- Leave no rubbish in the cave.
- Don't touch stalactites, stalagmites or other formations.
- Take nothing from the cave.
- Mud and sediments can contain important geological information and so should not be disturbed.
� In short - Leave the cave the way you find it.
SUI has a conservation and access policy, which can be found here:
