Agenda
Charcoal
Room Second Floor BUC SF
Call to Order
Reports
A.
The expanded mission and modified
organizational structure of the
The
Cave
conservancies have evolved into a significant part of the karst environmental
movement in recent years, and with these changes have come more privileges,
responsibilities, opportunities, and problems. Over the years, the Cave Conservancies
Committee has provided several services to
B. Report from the April 2004
Motions were approved as follows:
1. Each conservancy is asked to appoint a representative to the Cave Conservancies Committee,
a representative to the next
Roundtable at the
2. Each conservancy is asked to appoint a records person to maintain current information on the conservancies’ website.
3. Each Conservancy is asked to appoint one or more area specialists and experts if one is available.
4. Ask each cave conservancy to place a prominent link to
the
5. The committee
established the positions of Vice Chair and Secretary
6. Rane Curl was appointed the vice chair of the committee.
C. Other Reports
Old/Unfinished Business
A. Selection
of a secretary of the Cave Conservancies Committee
New Business
A. Recommendations to establish sub
committees to provide information, assistance, and support to cave
conservancies in the following areas:
1. Insurance
2. Funding
3. Education, leadership training, and
annual round table
4. Others
B. Cave Conservancies Forum
1. Motion that
the Cave Conservancy Committee become the approval body for forum hosts of the
Cave Conservancies Forum
2. Motion that
the Cave Conservancy Committee become a permanent sponsor of the Cave
Conservancies forum
3. Motion to
approve the Bubble Cave Conservancy as the host of the 2006 Cave Conservancies
Forum.
C. Motion that the Cave Conservancy
Committee offer to coordinate the selection of the official conservancy lanyard
vendor at each
D. Other motions and general discussion -
Participants should plan to make suggestions and motions.
Adjournment