This reward program for cave vandalism isn't unique in the caving world,it has met with a lot of success in the dry caving world. I am optimistic that there is opportunity for the individual that defaced Peacock,Cow and Ginnie to be caught,plus deterence in the future. Knowledge of this program was not just passed along just in the cave diving community,but the general public and park system. So the Cow springs neighborhood is a watch community,and quite a few people from Running springs drive by there,and perhaps they saw something. Ginnie and Peacock get checked frequently due to rangers and security. So answer your question,yes I think it will help,because people seem to become more acutely aware with money involved.Originally Posted by RN


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