Eden Project's Flood Blogs
Cornwall flood risk debate, 14 March
We’re convening an evening debate on ‘Living with the risk of flooding’, to give people from Cornwall the chance to feed into government policy on flood risk. Held in the informal setting of the Eden Project Cafe, in St Austell town centre, the debate will focus on the best ways to deal with the increasing [...]
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Choral music evening at Truro Cathedral to raise money for Cornwall Flood Fund
A special concert is being held in the beautiful surroundings of Truro Cathedral on 11 November, to mark one year on from the Cornish floods which struck parts of the county last November, and to raise more funds for people whose homes were affected by it. The evening will feature choral music from the Cathedral [...]
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Children from flood-hit school mark re-opening of Eden ice rink
More than 100 children whose own school was flooded out got their skates on today to re-open our ice rink. The pupils from Pondhu Primary School in nearby St Austell enjoyed the first skate on the rink since it was put out of action for a month due to the flood. The rink was among several [...]
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- A Time of Gifts Calendar, Community, Flood
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Video of Eden reopening
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Eden reopens after the floods
We’re very excited about reopening our doors to the public this morning, following an amazing clean-up operation by our committed team. To the sound of a lone Cornish piper, our site was officially reopened by Di Mullis (pictured), a member of our Pollinator Team whose own home was severely flooded. She paid tribute to the [...]
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Salvaged lanterns brighten Torchlight Carnival
The beautiful lanterns we made with local schools took to the streets on Saturday for a torchlit procession at St Austell Carnival. Luckily the paper and willow creations, stored at Eden, had survived the flooding and kids were able to see their handiwork in full glory. And, thanks to epic all-night sewing sessions by Eden’s textile artist Sue Bamford, we [...]
Our Shop is all dry and ready for Christmas
Our Shop is now back to its former glory, and looking particularly sparkly for Christmas, following the clean-up operation to banish the floodwater. The Shop is housed in the Visitor Centre at the entrance to Eden, where our staff will be ready to welcome people when we reopen on Wednesday (24 Nov) morning. The clean-up [...]
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Sculptures escape flood damage
Not only did our plants fare well during the heavy rain but our cutting-edge sculptures around the Eden site have also escaped any serious damage. One of our most famous sculptures is Seed by Peter Randall-Page, which is positioned at the centre of the Core building. As one of the biggest sculptures in history made [...]
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Flood seriously damages our Ice Rink
As the flood waters recede and our team cleans the Eden site ready for reopening on Wednesday, it has become increasingly clear that our Ice Rink won’t be ready for action this week. Managing Director Gaynor Coley said: “Sadly the damage to the Ice Rink is more severe than we first thought so at this [...]
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