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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Join us at the Eden Project for a special volunteering taster session as part of The Big Lunch and The Big Help Out. Lend a hand tracking pollinators, building homes for insects and supporting nature-friendly projects.
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.
Well-known charities and adventurer Bear Grylls are calling on people to take action for nature where they live, as part of this year’s Big Help Out from 5–8 June.
As part of its 25th anniversary celebrations, the Eden Project will shine a spotlight on some of the world’s most extraordinary photography of the places and habitats around us. The internationally acclaimed Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, will go on display this summer, while entries for Eden’s own Wildflower Photographer of the Year competition, in partnership with CWG, open on Friday 29 May.
