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In celebration of its 25th anniversary, the Eden Project, a charity dedicated to inspiring people to connect with nature, has relaunched a partnership with the Seychelles Environment Ministry.
The first physical elements of Eden Project Morecambe have arrived in the town. Plants from the award-winning Eden Project Bring Me Sunshine Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 are now being cared for locally as construction of the new North West cultural landmark prepares to begin this summer.
A guaranteed £1 million raised through the Omaze Million Pound House Draw is providing a significant boost to the next phase of development for Eden Project Morecambe, as plans continue towards opening the pioneering new destination overlooking Morecambe Bay in 2028.
From pollinator tracking to bug hotel building and planting in the outdoor gardens, the Eden Project is inviting people to roll up their sleeves and give volunteering a go this June by offering free entry to anyone who takes part in a special weekend of community action.
Chef and campaigner Jamie Oliver visited The Eden Project Bring Me Sunshine Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show this morning, praising its focus on growing food, sustainability and creating new career pathways for young people.
The Eden Project Bring Me Sunshine Garden has received a prestigious Silver-Gilt medal and the ‘RHS Environmental Innovation Award’ at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026.
The Eden Project officially unveiled its RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 garden today with broadcaster Angela Rippon joining Morecambe and Wise homage act in a joyful moment celebrating the spirit and regeneration of Morecambe.
Eight young people from Morecambe, Lancashire, who co-created ‘The Eden Project Bring Me Sunshine Garden’ RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026, have come together ahead of what would have been Eric Morecambe’s 100th birthday on 14 May – before travelling to London to attend the world-famous show, open to the public from 19–21 May.
The Eden Project has announced the return of one of its best-loved family experiences. A decade on from Eden’s famous Dinosaur Uprising, the Return of the Dinosaurs launches on 25 July for the summer holidays – promising an even bigger dinosaur experience at the global gardens, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.
Celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott became bus conductor for the day as he hosted a special gathering of London’s most community-minded people on board the capital’s most iconic mode of transport – a big red bus.
