National Wildflower Centre
Part of the Eden Project, the National Wildflower Centre brings biodiversity and delight into lives across the UK.
Part of the Eden Project, the National Wildflower Centre brings biodiversity and delight into lives across the UK.
At Eden, we work on regenerative sustainability – making things better not just less bad; environmentally, socially and economically.
In the late 1990s, Eden Cornwall was a sterile clay pit; today it is a living landscape full of life.
Meet some of the people who make Eden what it is, from gardeners to volunteers to artists...
We offer a specialist portfolio of higher education courses, in our unique, world-renowned setting.
A fun workshop for Early Years to focus on learning goals and suitable for KS1 pupils to focus on science and English.
Our creative leadership and cultural change programmes inspire, lead and facilitate transformational change.
The Eden Project provides a wealth of learning opportunities for everyone from preschool to degree level and beyond.
This rare beauty is only open for 48 hours and attracts insect pollinators with its stench of rotting flesh. Our titan arums are currently in their leaf form as they flower about once a year. Look out for our social media updates for when they bloom.
Find out when the Eden Project is open, including early entry to our car parks, and last entry to our Biomes.