In ex­treme events re­la­ted to karst, ISSKA is re­gu­lar­ly cal­led upon as an ex­pert

Since the start of the year, SISKA has in­ter­ve­ned at five karst sites to re­move waste.

A group of stu­dents vi­si­ted Mi­landre with SISKA as part of a science ou­treach camp for young ta­lent or­ga­ni­zed by the Swiss Aca­de­my of Sciences (SCNAT).

Jour­na­list Chris­tophe Hun­ger fol­lo­wed a SISKA team du­ring a field mis­sion. The pro­gramme is avai­lable to lis­ten to on RTS.

Dis­co­ver our 2025 an­nual re­port, which fo­cuses on ground­wa­ter qua­li­ty in karst re­gions.

SISKA in­vites you to two karst ex­cur­sions in June, in col­la­bo­ra­tion with two re­gio­nal na­tu­ral parks: Doubs and Ju­ra vau­dois.

With its six guides, SISKA of­fers walks de­si­gned to help you un­ders­tand karst land­scapes, the ori­gin of wa­ter and how it flows un­der­ground.

The Swiss Na­tio­nal Science Foun­da­tion has awar­ded a prize for an image do­cu­men­ting the field­work car­ried out as part of the Ca­ve­Seds pro­ject.

A do­cu­ment avai­lable on­line about the bio­di­ver­si­ty of Swiss karst eco­sys­tems (in French).

The Eu­ro­karst confe­rence will take place in Neu­châ­tel from Au­gust 30 to Sep­tem­ber 4. Half of ISSKA's staff will be pre­sen­ting a talk or a pos­ter there!