The great domed biomes of the Eden Project are to play host to a new permanent exhibition that will focus on one of nature's most important and complex ecosystems: the human body. Invisible You ...

Opened in 2001, the Eden Project took over a clay pit that had been in use for over 160 years. The designers transformed it, with the outside areas comprising a vast outdoor garden. The two biomes ...

The project covers 35 acres of a former clay-mining pit, and it’s dominated by the Humid Tropics Biome.

There was even a nationwide scaffolding shortage, because 230 miles of the stuff (a Guinness world record) was being used to build the Eden Project’s biomes.

The Eden Project is a visitor attraction in the United Kingdom, including the world’s largest greenhouse. Inside the artificial biomes are plants that are collected from all around the world.

The Eden Project is built on a disused clay pit the size of 30 football pitches and consists of two massive transparent domes – known as biomes – which house more than 3,000 species of plants.

Visitors to the Eden Project this spring are being greeted by vibrant plant displays, thanks to sunny weather conditions. Clear skies meant most of the UK experienced sunnier conditions during ...

Since opening in 2001, Eden Project has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the UK. Its stunning rainforest biome is evidence of how things can be turned around on ...

The Eden Project has contributed £700m to the county's economy The Eden Project's bid to build a new water and energy biome has progressed after being short-listed for national lottery funding. It is ...