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DIRECTORY OF CAVING AND SPELEOLOGY IN SERBIA

This is the list of the major local clubs and organizations, and individual researchers which deal with speleology, caving, spelodiving and other forms of karst research (geomorphology, hydrogeology, palaeontology, biospeleology).


Caving clubs

Akademski speleološko-alpinisticki klub (ASAK)

Studentski trg 16, Beograd 11000, Serbia
cavers@asak.org.rs

ASAK (Student caving and alpinistic club) is one of the most active caving clubs in Serbia. Started as a student club in 1971, today it is open to general public. ASAK is the organizer of the Symposium on Karst Protection.

ASAK logo

Speleološki odsek Planinarskog saveza Beograda (SOB) external link

Zmaja od Noćaja 9/4, Beograd 11000, Serbia
+381 11 2626 658 (weekdays 11.00-14.00 CET)

SOB (also: "Caving Club of Belgrade") is the speleologic branch of the Mountaineering Association of Belgrade external link. This is the largest and oldest caving club in Serbia, founded in 1959. One of the numerous caving achievemnets of SOB is the discovery and exploration of the longest cave in Montenegro.

Attention: the web site www.sob.org.rs and email address sob@sob.org.rs had been stolen and used in an indentity theft operation

SOB logo

Speleološka grupa Društva istraživača
"Vladimir Mandić - Manda" (D.I. "Manda") external link

Birčaninova 128/b,
Valjevo 14000, Serbia
+381 14 224 911 (weekdays after 20.00 CET)
speleo@istrazivaci.rs

The Speleologic Group of the Young Explorers Association from Valjevo (100 km SW of Belgrade) was founded in 1969. They are very active exploring western Serbia and Montenegro.

"D.I. V.M.Manda" logo

Penjački klub "AS" external link

Penjački klub "AS", Rudarsko-geološki fakultet, Savez studenata,
Ðušina 7, Beograd 11000, Serbia
asclimbing@yahoo.com

Founded in 1993, the Climbing Club "ACE" (Penjački klub "AS") has a speleologic group which is active exploring both Serbia and Montenegro.

 

Speleološki Klub Bradan

Nikole Pašića 35,
19210 Bor, Serbia
skbradan@sezampro.rs

Small group of cavers, active since 1995. Located in the mining town of Bor, in the centre of karst areas of Eastern Serbia. In 2001 they discovered the continuation of cave Lazareva pećina, and are currently leading the explorations there. Lazareva pećina became the longest known cave in Serbia.

 

Speleološki Klub Kraljevo (SKK)

Speleološki klub Kraljevo,
Adrani 67
36000 Kraljevo, Serbia
petarvucetic@yahoo.com

Small and aspiring club, founded in December 2007.
Among their research areas is Mt. Bjelič in Prokletije, Montenegro.

 

Planinarsko sportski klub ''Dvig'' (PSK "Dvig")

Planinarsko sportski klub "Dvig",
Svetosavska br. 8
17510 Vladičin Han, Serbia
nemanja84@hotmail.com

Founded in 2010, this club has 13 trained cavers. They explore caving areas in southeastern Serbia.

Informal caving groups Idi na vrh strane

Groups of cavers not formally registered as clubs, but otherwise active in cave exploration and with trained cavers among the members:

SAIS - Speleološka asocijacija istočne Srbije spoljni link

Mladen Milošević,
Gornje Zuniče, 19350 Knjaževac, Serbia
mladen.caver@gmail.com

Group of enthusiasts from Knjaževac and Zaječar in Eastern Serbia. Trained by cavers from Bradan. They are very active exploring and visiting caves in Eastern Serbia.

 

Speleološka grupa Geografskog fakulteta (SGGF)
(Speleo group at the Faculty of Geography - University of Belgrade)

Aleksandar Petrović,
Geografski fakultet Univerziteta u Beogradu, Studentski trg III/3, 11000 Beograd
bebek2005@gmail.com

The group exists since 2002, open to students at the Faculty of Geography. They explore in Serbia and in Montenegro, currently on the mountain Prekornica near Danilovgrad in Montenegro.

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Savez speleoloških organizacija Srbije (SSOS) spoljni link

Birčaninova 128b, RS - Valjevo 14000, Serbia
contact@speleo.rs, office@speleo.rs
web: www.speleo.rs, www.speleoserbia.com

SSOS (Federation of Speleological Organizations of Serbia) has been re-established in 2005. Caving clubs SOB, D.I. "Manda" and ASAK are members of SSOS.

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In Serbia we do not have organized cave rescue, compareable to those in countries where caving is well developped. Currently, with the aid from foreign cave rescue organizations, cavers from clubs members of SSOS are creating the core of our future cave rescue. Besides that, the Mountaineering Association of Serbia has a Mountain Rescue Squad external link, with the equipement and some training for cave rescue.

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Most caving clubs in Serbia have at least one cave diver. The most experienced cave diver in Serbia is the caver Aleksandar Milosavljević "Ceca" (previously in SOB, now in Aquamont external link), while currently the cave diving depth record (Krupajsko vrelo, -123m) is held by divers from diving club Triton-AST external link.

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Geographic institute "Jovan Cvijic" of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

karst geomorphology, speleology

dr Jelena Ćalić
Geografski institut "Jovan Cvijić" SANU,
Ðure Jakšića 9, Beograd 11000, Serbia
j.calic@sezampro.rs

The Institute published in 1999 the Atlas of Serbian Caves.

School of Mining & Geology - University of Belgrade, Institute of Hydrogeology

karst hydrogeology

Rudarsko-geološki fakultet, Institut za hidrogeologiju,
Ðušina 7, Beograd 11000, Serbia
jemcov@ptt.rs

Faculty of Geography - University of Belgrade

chemical erosion of limestone

Geografski fakultet,
dr Predrag Manojlović,
Studentski trg 3/3, Beograd 11000, Serbia
peca@gef.bg.ac.rs

 

karst geomorphology
Geogafski fakultet, katedra Fizičke geografije
dr Predrag Đurović, Aleksandar Petrović
Studentski trg 3/3, Beograd 11000, Serbia
geodjura@eunet.rs

Institute of Regional Geology and Palaeontology

fossil cave fauna, quaternary palaeontology, archaeozoology

dr Vesna Dimitrijević,
Institute of Regional Geology and Palaeontology,
Faculty of Mining and Geology, University of Belgrade,
Kamenička st. 6, P.B. 227,
Beograd 11000, Serbia
vesnadim@beotel.rs
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Gordan Karaman

amphipod (crustacea) taxonomy, ecology and zoography

prof. dr Gordan Karaman,
P.O. box 40,
Podgorica 81000, Montenegro
gordan@rc.pmf.ac.me

Dragan Pavićević

coleoptera

Institute for protection of nature of Serbia, Dragan Pavićević,
Treći Bulevar 106,
Novi Beograd 11070, Serbia
nature@net.rs

Siniša Ognjenović

oblast: coleoptera

ECO centre Bostava,
Siniša Ognjenović,
Meštrovićeva 24, Beograd 11000, Serbia
bee7@ptt.rs

Božana J. Karaman

gastrophpod (mollusca) taxonomy, ecology and zoography

Božana J. Karaman,
P.O. box 40,
Podgorica 81000, Montenegro
karaman@cg.rs

Bratislav Grubač

chiroptera

Bratislav Grubač, Nemanjina 1/14, Paraćin 35250, Serbia
nature@net.rs

Božidar Ćurčić

pseudoscorpionida

prof. dr Božidar Ćurčić,
Institute of Zoology, Faculty of Biology
Studentski trg 16, Beograd 11000, Serbia
bcurcic@bf.bio.bg.ac.rs

Milan Bobić

groundwater microphauna, zooplancton

Milan Bobić, Institut za vode Republike Srpske,
Tiršova 9, Bijeljina 76300, Bosna i Hercegovina
ins_vode@bn.rstel.net

Mihajlo Stanković

arthropoda, herpetophauna

Mihajlo Stanković, Pokret gorana,
Njegoševa 6/5, Sremska Mitrovica 22000, Serbia
zasavica@net022.co.rs


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