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Eden Project Morecambe, a new world‑class destination and cultural landmark overlooking Morecambe Bay, has taken a major leap forward with the appointment of VINCI Building as main contractor for the next stage of design development and construction.
Budding Eden Project horticulture apprentices and students have cultivated a host of accolades and awards in the first quarter of 2026, adding to celebrations for the educational charity, which celebrated 25 years of leading the way in demonstrating positive nature connections on 17 March.
Forty education and community leaders from the Morecambe Bay Curriculum (MBC) travelled to the Eden Project Cornwall this month for a significant collaboration event designed to shape the educational offer at the much‑anticipated Eden Project Morecambe, opening in 2028.
Today (24 March), HM The King and HM The Queen paid a visit to Cornwall’s iconic visitor attraction and educational charity the Eden Project to mark its 25th anniversary and launch The Big Lunch and The Big Help Out, the nation’s biggest celebration of community, taking place on 5-8 June.
Today (17 March 2026), the Eden Project – the world-renowned and pioneering environmental education charity – marks 25 years of inspiring people to believe in the brightest of futures and one that remains ours to make.
The Eden Project has planted 50 cherry blossom trees in the charity’s dedicated Japanese Garden as part of the Sakura Cherry Tree Project.
The Eden Project is once again partnering with Anthropy, the UK’s leading platform for shaping a better future, as the transformational national gathering returns to Cornwall from 25–27 March 2026.
The Eden Project is celebrating the arrival of spring following the second wettest winter on record, as more than 130,000 new bulbs and thousands of emerging plants and trees brighten its 200‑acre landscape. Spectacular springtime colour now blooms across the iconic Biomes and the 28 acres of outdoor gardens, as well as through the wider 180‑acre estate with its landscaped approaches, meadows, woodlands and orchards.
Landmark Impact Report celebrates 25 years of regeneration, inspiration and global impact demonstrating the value of investing in bold projects to deliver significant, long-term sustainable growth
A new permanent play experience is coming to the Eden Project this spring. The Giant Marble Runs – wooden marble runs weaving through throughout the gardens – will open on 28 March 2026, perfectly timed for visitors to the gardens over the Easter holidays.
