CERN is awarded environmental label

<!--HTML--><p><ol><li>Ophrys apifera, or bee orchid: the most widespread variety at our site.</li><li> Anacamptis pyramidalis or pyramidal orchid: another common variety, with close to 2500 plants counted in 2005.</li><li> This year, a Himantoglossum robertianum or giant orchid was spotted for the first time, an extremely rare specimen to find in our region.</li><li> The monkey orchid, Orchis simia, gets its name from the bizarre shape of its labellum (this is actually the third petal, hanging down from the flower), which may remind you of a monkey.</li><li> Himantoglossum hircinum, the lizard orchid, occurs periodically on the site. It has a rather strong odour, which is why in French it is called orchis bouc (goat orchid).</li></ol></p>