Regional Assessor Honors Speleological Society for Historic Underground River Discovery

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by InTrieste

In a momentous ceremony held this morning at the Fireplace Hall of the Regional Palace in Piazza Unità 1, Trieste, the regional assessor for the environment, Fabio Scoccimarro, bestowed a prestigious recognition upon Marco Restaino, president of the Adriatic Speleological Society (SAS). The honor comes in light of the society’s recent groundbreaking discovery of an uncharted section of the underground Timavo River within the Luftloch cave, near Trebiciano, plunging to depths exceeding 300 meters.

The remarkable find, a result of tireless excavations and explorations spanning over two decades, garnered widespread acclaim for its scientific significance and arduous pursuit of knowledge. Scoccimarro, in his address during the ceremony, hailed the dedication and perseverance exhibited by the caving team as a beacon of inspiration for the broader community.

“This milestone solidifies the bond with our land, owing to the steadfast commitment you’ve continuously shown towards the exploration of the Trebiciano Abyss,” remarked Assessor Scoccimarro, emphasizing the society’s pivotal role in advancing urban speleology, groundwater research, and the restoration of historical aqueduct infrastructure.

The recognition, embodied in a commemorative plaque dedicated to the Adriatic, serves as a token of gratitude for the SAS’s unwavering dedication to preserving and uncovering the local speleological heritage. It underscores a shared commitment to safeguarding environmental, scientific, cultural, and economic values, aligning seamlessly with the region’s ethos of public interest advocacy.

President Restaino, in accepting the accolade on behalf of the Adriatic society, expressed profound gratitude and pride in the collective achievements attained through years of collaborative effort. He also outlined several ambitious future initiatives within the SAS, voicing hope for continued support from institutional partners.

The ceremony not only celebrated a significant scientific breakthrough but also underscored the importance of collaboration between governmental bodies and civic organizations in advancing the exploration and preservation of natural wonders. As the Adriatic Speleological Society looks ahead to new frontiers, its remarkable journey serves as a testament to human ingenuity and the enduring quest for knowledge in the depths below.

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