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Take a look at the photo's from Buck, M.J., S.R.H. Worthington and D.C.
Ford. 2003. Earth Science Inventory and Evaluation of the Eramosa Karst
Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. to gain a better understanding
of the unique features of the caves and karsts, water flows and more.
The Beauty of the Karst - Photos courtesy of Nature Photographer - Karl Schwarze
FOTEK
Spaghetti Dinner April 2008
A Great Success Beyond Expectation!
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Photos - Mar 5 Dinner Dance2011
Aug 14 2010 -Supported Appreciation Day
April 2010 Family Tree Planting, & Cave Clean Up
CHCH
news at Noon
courtesy: CHCH July 9 2008
Interview with Matt Hayes at Eramosa Karst Conservation Area, with FOTEK
as aired on CHCH news at noon.
CHCH news Aug 2009-long ear owl
Friends
of the Eramosa Karst
courtesy: Urban Cut
Jan-2008
Interview and tour with FOTEK and city councillor as aired on Cable 14
Why
expand the Eramosa Karst?
by FOTEK April 2008
This video shows the effects of developing the feeder land on the hydrology
of the delicate ecosystem of the Karst.
Eramosa
Karst Winter Scenes
by FOTEK dec 2008
Tour the beautiful caves and karst features found in the Hamilton escarpment
in Stoney Creek. This video shows the karst features and provides some
information on why the area is at risk
Eramosa
Karst-Potruff Cave-Don't Stop the Water!
by FOTEK Feb 2008
The video below shows the water flow that naturally occurs in just one
area of the Eramosa Karst. It is the flow of water over hundreds of years
that has created the beautiful cave formations. The feeder streams need
to be preserved, if the land is developed this natural area or scientific
interest will be compromised.Help us keep the water flowing.
courtesy: Hamilton Conservation Authority
Take a video tour of the karst features. Marcus Buck, Hamilton karst expert and co-author of the report that helped turn the karst property into a provincial Area of Natural and Scientific Interest, leads us on a video exploration of the karst geological features that will be interpreted when the property is developed into Hamilton’s newest conservation area. (Video production courtesy of Van Valkenburg Communications).
Karst
Introduction - (501 KB)
What
is a karst? - (883 KB)
What
is an ANSI? - (555 KB)
Why
should the karst area be preserved? - (622 KB)
What
is a sinkhole? - (919 KB)
Nexxus
Cave - (1,024 KB)
Key
features of the karst area - (735 KB)
Pottruff
and Nexxus Caves - (752 KB)
Other
features of the karst area - (1,078 KB)
Eramosa
Karst
Coutesy: Mohawk College TV
November 2006
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