Johannes Lundberg's Caving Curriculum Vitae

Address
Exploration trips and Expeditions
Attended International Meetings
Miscellaneous


Elim Johannes Kristian Lundberg

Swedish citizen, born in Stockholm, Sweden, 1972


Address

Present Address: Department of Phanerogamic Botany, The Swedish Museum of Natural History, Box 50007, SE-104 05 Stockholm, Sweden
Phone: +46 - (0)8 - 5195 42 15
Fax: +46 - (0)8 - 5195 42 21
E-mail: joha
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Internet: www.johanneslundberg.se

Exploration trips and Expeditions

E13. International Caving Expedition 2010 to Iran (Kermanshah and Lorestan Provinces). Two weeks recon-trip in May, together with Marcin "Qb" Kubarek (leader), Alireza Balaghi, Zbigniew "Stanley" Wiśniewski, Bogusław Wypych, and several local cavers and climbers. [M. Kubarek 2010. Wiosna w Górach Zagros. Jaskinie 59(2): 17-20; J. Lundberg 2010. På resa i Zagros. Grottan 45(3): 36-44; Expedition Report.]

E12. Agoiin Sarlagood "Les Yacks des Cavernes", Mongolia 2008. Four weeks in July-August, together with Xavier Noguès (leader), Catherine Noiriel, Françoise Lorrin, Claire Tirefort and David Peyrat (members from G3S-AOL / FFS). [Expedition Report; J. Lundberg 2009. Aguiin Sarlagood: den fransk-svenska inte-så-många-grottor-expeditionen till Mongoliet 2008. Grottan 44(2): 16-23.]

E11. Norway 2007. Tjoarvekrájgge, the thirteenth exploration week, and Burfjellet (together with Hans-Øivind Aarstad and cavers from STJ, Krakóow). [J. Lundberg 2007. Burfjellet 2007. Norsk Grotteblad 49: 3-7.]

E10. Norway 2006. Tjoarvekrájgge, the twelwth exploration week.

E9. Norway 2000. Tjoarvekrájgge, the sixth exploration week.

E8. Norway 1999. Tjoarvekrájgge, the fifth exploration week.

E7. Norway 1998. Tjoarvekrájgge, the fourth exploration week.

E6. Norway 1996. Tjoarvekrájgge, the second exploration week.

E5. Norway 1995. Tjoarvekrájgge, the first Swedish-Norwegian exploration week.

E4. Norway 1994. Tjoarvekrájgge, together with Torbjörn Doj, Thomas Andreasson, Sofi Hemgren-Dougherty and Mark Dougherty. [T. Doj 1995. Coarvvekraige. Grottan 30(1): 45-49.]

E3. Norway 1993. Discovery of Tjoarvekrájgge, together with Torbjörn Doj.

E2. Norway 1992. Trøndelag, together with Torbjörn Doj and Gunnar Isacsson.

E1. Norway 1991. Hattfjelldal, together with Torbjörn Doj, Rolf Engh and others. [T. Doj 1993. Grottletning i Norge: Helgeland 1992, del 1. Grottan 28(2): 4-9; T. Doj 1993. Grottorna vid Haugland. Grottan 28(2): 13-15.]

I have also visited caves in Sweden, Norway, Poland (Jaskinia Czarna, Jaskinia Kasprowa Niżna, Jaskinia Zimna, Jaskinia Miętusia Wyżnia, Jaskinia Kryspinowska), Wales (Ogof Ffynnon Ddu, Porth yr Ogof, Otter Hole), Hungary (József-hegyi-barlang, Mátyás-hegyi-barlang, Pál-völgyi-barlang, Ferenc-hegyi-barlang), Czech Republic (pseudokarst caves in the Moravskoslezské Beskydy Mountains: Cyrilka, Kněhyňská jeskyňe), Colombia, and South Africa.

Attended International Meetings

4. 2nd International Conference on Granite Caves, June 1--7, 2011, Nynäshamn, Sweden (Member of organizing committee). Presentation.

3. Speleokonfrontacje 2007, Podlesice, Poland.

2. Speleokonfrontacje 2006, Podlesice, Poland.

1. 4th Pseudokarst Symposium, September 28 -- 30, 1990, Podolánky, Czecho-Slovakia.

Miscellaneous

I was on the board of the Swedish Speleological Society SSF 1999 -- 2002, and then again 2007 -- 2009, and also its treasurer 2000 -- 2002. I am one of the editors for SSF:s journal Grottan. I am also member of the Norwegian Cave Rescue Service Norsk Grotteredningstjeneste ("Responseteamet").