The Devon Karst Research Society

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The Devon Karst Research Society

The organization has recently accomplished the first phase of the 30-year long Proteus Project aiming to bring back hypogean (cave) species from the edge of extinction. The rare and endangered species concerned by the project are endemic only to Dinaric Karst of Eastern Herzegovina. The focal species is one of the most famous cave animals in the world: the amphibious cave salamander Olm or Proteus anguinus (photo by G.Balázs and P.Róbert).

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