Chauvet Cave, a world heritage site in the Ardeche region is among the most beautifull prehistoric cave with numerous drawings dated between 38ka and 30 ka BP. Apart from the massive stalagmite floor, which formed between 124,000- and 100,000-years BP, most speleothems studied in Chauvet Cave developed during the last deglaciation and the Holocene periods. Monitoring in the Chauvet Cave started soon after its discovery in 1999 and produced among the most continuous and the longest time series of cave monitoring (T, pCO2, drip rates and water stable isotopes).