Night butterfly inventories in Corbel, Ayn, and Vimines

Participatory nocturnal inventories were conducted in July to better understand local biodiversity in three communes.

Close-up of a moth's wing with intricate patterns, resting on a dark green leaf, soft natural lighting, macro photography style.
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Close-up of a moth's wing with intricate patterns, resting on a dark green leaf, soft natural lighting, macro photography style.

The communes of Corbel, Ayn, and Vimines hosted participatory nocturnal inventories of night butterflies on July 21, 22, and 24, aiming to better understand local biodiversity.

From July 21 to 24, the communes of Corbel, Ayn, and Vimines hosted participatory nocturnal inventories dedicated to night butterflies. These initiatives, carried out by the association FLAVIA as part of the ABC approach, primarily aimed to deepen the understanding of local biodiversity.
These species censuses contribute to enriching knowledge about the biodiversity of the concerned communes and offer a different perspective on the activity of nocturnal life after sunset.
The association FLAVIA has recently provided the inventory reports detailing the species recorded during these evenings. These documents are now available in PDF format for consultation.
Based on information from the official source: Parc naturel régional de Chartreuse (28/09/2026)