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The Batu Katak village in Northern Sumatra, Indonesia lies in a karst forest. A group of scientists from the University of Puerto Rico with Harimau Conservation Organization explored the karst forest to find caves as a conservation action to protect the region and its geological importance. The unprotected karst forest is located next to the Gunung Leuser National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site). This region is impacted with palm oil farms and possible mining. Our main goal was to create caves maps to be used for sustainable ecotourism and to understand the karst biodiversity including trogloxenes species such as bats, snakes, cave swallows, tigers and many more.

3-D CAVE MAPPING IN THE PALEOKARST REGION OF BATU KATAK IN NORTHERN SUMATRA, INDONESIA