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Aim to Close 2,500-Year-Old Cave in North Iceland

Minister for the Environment Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson has asked the Environment Agency to close eight caves to protect them from damage, including an untouched 2,500-year-old

Jelena Ćirić January 7, 2020

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Heavily Vandalised Hafnarfjörður Cave to Be Protected

Unrestricted access to Leiðarendi cave has led to heavy vandalism and damage to the site, RÚV reports. Graffiti covers large sections of the lava cave’s

Jelena Ćirić May 31, 2019

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Close Cave Due to Tourist Behaviour

Landowners in Mývatnssveit, North Iceland have closed off access to the popular Grjótagjá cave, containing a natural hot spring, Morgunblaðið reports. Ólöf Hallgrímsdóttir, one of the landowners,

Larissa Kyzer July 24, 2018

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Aim to Close 2,500-Year-Old Cave in North Iceland

Heavily Vandalised Hafnarfjörður Cave to Be Protected

Close Cave Due to Tourist Behaviour

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