The Latest Breaking News from Eden Project

What to put in your compost bin – and five things to always leave out

Home-made compost can be ready in as little as a month, and autumn is a great time of year to start

The Independent UK · Sep 28

These breathtaking aerial shots show climate change from a new perspective

A new exhibition sees world-class photographers turning rivers, mountains and ice into studies of a warming planet

Digital Camera World · Aug 17

What we know about the UK’s new Eden Project site

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The Independent UK · Jul 16

‘You could dig up a lot of asphalt’: Tim Smit’s Chelsea garden prioritises growing food

Eden Project founder wants to inspire councils to build community gardens so young people can grow vegetables

The Guardian - UK · May 17

King Charles and Camilla just recreated one of Queen Elizabeth's most hilarious moments - but it was a real struggle

It's never dull when the royals are tasked with cake-cutting and as soon as a sword is involved things become seriously memorable

Woman & Home · Mar 25

King and Queen laugh as they struggle to cut cake with sword

The King and Queen Camilla laughed as they struggled to cut a cake with a sword at the Eden Project in Cornwall.

The Independent UK · Mar 24

King and Queen share a giggle as they struggle to cut cake with sword

Charles and Camilla were at the Eden Project in Cornwall on Tuesday.

Evening Standard · Mar 24

Sky monkeys, pink tutus and bum nuts: behind the scenes at the Eden Project as it turns 25

Our photojournalist explores the Cornish landmark on the eve of its anniversary and meets some of its staff, visitors, plants and creatures

The Guardian - UK · Mar 17

‘It feels like a seed has been planted’: Morecambe looks to Eden Project for revival

Young people hope green light to build eco attraction’s northern outpost will change theirs and the town’s fortunes

The Guardian - UK · Mar 10

World is in better place than when Eden Project created 25 years ago, founder says

Tim Smit also says extreme political views will fade when people realise good things are around the corner

The Guardian - UK · Jan 1