Working Together for Northern Caving
The CNCC is the regional council of the British Caving Association for northern England and Scotland, and the representative body for caving clubs in these regions. We work with landowners to achieve greater access for cavers, as well as providing resin anchor placement and conservation coordination. Read more...
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Upcoming Training & Meetings
Aug
21
New to SRT one day workshop (Indoors)
Most caves in Yorkshire have a vertical element, the most common way to access these spectacular parts is to use “SRT”. This stands for Single Rope Technique, and involves using...
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Aug
27
SRT improver and refresher workshop (Indoors)
This one day indoor workshop is aimed at cavers who have some SRT experience and want to expand their skill set.After a quick recap on kitting up and basic manoeuvres...
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Aug
28
New to SRT rigging / refresher workshop
A one day indoor workshop aimed at cavers who are SRT competent and want to learn how to rig caves for SRT.
A very practical day looking at all aspects of...
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Sep
3
SRT rescue workshop (2 Day)
This two day indoor workshop is aimed at cavers who are SRT competent and want to expand their skill set and learn how to assist or rescue their fellow cavers...
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Sep
11
Caving “Pull Through” workshop (Cave Based)
The Yorkshire Dales are blessed with some classic Pull Through trips. This practical workshop looks at the skills and equipment required to navigate them in a way that reduces...
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Sep
24
New to SRT one day workshop (Indoors)
Most caves in Yorkshire have a vertical element, the most common way to access these spectacular parts is to use “SRT”. This stands for Single Rope Technique, and involves using...
More details...
Conservation Projects
Some recent projects undertaken by CNCC volunteers. More on conservation...