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Several cave managing organizations are affiliated with the Society as conservancies. These organizations agree to the purposes of the Society and are overseen by the Conservancies Committee. They are not considered Internal Organizations of the Society. Conservation Task Forces (CTF) are created by the Society to focus on major local-level cave conservation problems. The activities of Society members who work together as a CTF are coordinated by the Conservation Committee.
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Affinity Groups are not considered Internal Organizations of the Society, but are overseen by the IO Committee and, so, are listed here. Affinity Groups must have at least ten Society members, who will foster the Society goal of fellowship among those interested in caves, but, unlike sections, with common interests of their members not directly related to speleology.
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