PSEUDOKARST SYMPOSIA
The Symposia on Pseudokarst have had the tradition longer than 25 years. The
idea was born in the former Czechoslovakia and one of the “fathers” of this idea
was Jiři Kopecký, now one of the Honorary Presidents of the Pseudokarst
Commission. The first Symposium was held in this country as a national meeting,
but with the attendance of participants from abroad. The next Symposia have had
also the international character and have been hold usually each 2-3 years, with
a longer break in the time of Covid.
Overview:
| 1. Symposium - 1982 | Janovički - Broumov Upland (Czechoslovakia) |
| 2. Symposium - 1985 | Janovički - Broumov Upland (Czechoslovakia) |
| 3. Symposium - 1988 | Koenigstein - Saxon Swizerland (East Germany) |
| 4. Symposium - 1990 | Podolanky, Moravskoslezske Beskydy (Czechoslovakia) |
| 5. Symposium - 1994 | Szczyrk - Beskid Śląski Mts. (Poland) |
| 6. Symposium - 1996 | Galyatető, Matra Mts. (Hungary) |
| 7. Symposium - 1999 | Arad-Moneasa (Romania) |
| 8. Symposium - 2004 | Teplý Vrch (Slovakia) |
| 9. Symposium - 2006 | Bartkowa, Beskidy Mountains (Poland) |
| 10. Symposium - 2008 | Gorizia (Italy) |
| 11. Symposium - 2010 | Saupsdorf, Saxon Swizerland (Germany) |
| 12. Symposium - 2012 | Tui, Galicia (Spain) |
| 13. Symposium - 2015 | Kunčice pod Ondřejníkem, Beskidy Mountains (Czech Republic) |
| 14. Symposium - 2023 | Karłów, Sudety Mountains (Poland) |