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This page features details of who to contact with media enquiries about the Eden Project and a searchable archive of press releases.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Eden Sessions will mark a major milestone this summer as the iconic live music series celebrates its 150th Eden Session, in a year that also sees the Eden Project celebrate its 25th anniversary as an education charity and global botanic garden.
First Minister John Swinney visited the site of Eden Project Scotland in Dundee earlier this week (21 April, 2026), marking a significant moment in the development of the transformational environmental and visitor destination destined to come to Dundee.
The charity Eden Project is set to burst into miniature mayhem this May half term (23 – 31 May, 2026) as Aardman’s hit animated children’s comedy series Lloyd of the Flies takes over the site with a fun-packed programme of trails, character moments and close‑up encounters with real mini-beasts.
