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		The Eden Project was opened in 1999 through the vision and enthusiasm of Tim Smit, and has developed into one of the best-known attractions in the UK and Europe.
		Eden’s mission statement is: "To promote the understanding and responsible management of the vital relationship between plants, people and resources leading to a sustainable future for all."
		Many were grown from seed in the Eden nursery, which is currently growing plants for the next chapter (the dry tropics biome).
	www.cornwalltoday.co.uk /Places/The+Eden+Project.aspx (399 words)

	Eden Project, Cornwall, UK
		Eden Project, Cornwall site is a tourist oriented conservation project in a Cornish clay-pit about a mile north of the road between Lostwithiel and St Austell.
		Eden Project is run by Tim Smit (of Lost Gardens of Heligan fame), who raised money to build the world's largest biome.
		It will be a showcase for bio-diversity and human dependence upon plants This project uses the latest technology and materials to create a dramatic centre into a modern rival of the great glass and iron structures of the 19th century.
	www.cornwall-calling.co.uk /eden-project-cornwall.htm (598 words)

	Eden Project \| New photos of Cornwall 365 days a year.
		The Eden Project was established as a Millennium project in the UK to mark the year 2000.
		Eden uses exhibitions, art, storytelling, workshops, lectures and events to put messages across to both the public and formal education groups.
		Eden is demonstrating behaviour change on site, holding a mirror to our values and civilisation and encouraging respect for the things that sustain us.
	www.cornwall365.co.uk /cornwall/places,27,Eden-Project.html (480 words)

	North Cornwall - The Eden Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Just a 15 minute drive from Bodmin and less than an hour from most of North Cornwall, The Eden Project recreates the tropics and the Mediterranean in domes so huge that one includes a 75ft waterfall.
		Truly a world class attraction, The Eden Project is a gateway into the fascinating interactive world of plants and people, a living theatre, exploring our global garden inheritance - revealing plants, as you've never seen them before.
		Eden is a truly unique experience, in the heart of Cornwall's Clay Mining country - a place to explore the amazing relationship that exists between the human population and the fascinating world of plants - and the extent that we depend on plants for our very existence.
	www.northcornwalllive.com /eden.asp (156 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - The Eden Project, Cornwall, UK
		The Eden project is described as 'The living theatre of plants and people'.
		At St Austell follow the English Tourism signs to the Eden Project (though these might have been defaced by Cornish nationalists painting the Cornish flag - the Cornish flag is a white cross on a fl background).
		Everywhere you go in Eden, you are struck by the project's commitment to sustainable development, to recycling, to aiding both local communities and those around the world, be it by displaying local art work (the driftwood sculptures are amazing) or by highlighting the problems of globalisation.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A545447 (932 words)

	Eden Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Eden Project is a large-scale environmental complex near St Austell, Cornwall, England.
		The copper was obtained from traceable sources, and the Eden Project is working with Rio Tinto to explore the possibility of encouraging further traceable supply routes for metals, which would enable users to avoid metals mined unethically.
		Part of the Eden Project is serious environmental and educational study, aiming to safeguard our planet and prevent mankind destroying benefits provided by nature by showcasing the interdependence of plants and people.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eden_Project (1257 words)

	Eden Project St Austell - Eden Project Cornwall Welcome to Eden Gate 2 miles from Eden Project, short stay high ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		You may chose the start and end time of your stay at eden gate near eden project cornwall, we offer top hotel quality and style coupled with the space and freedom of self-catering accommodation.
		At eden gatenear eden project cornwall, you have the option to chose between one or two bed luxury apartments, all feature power showers with glass enclosures and leather sofas for that extra touch of comfort.
		The eden-gate luxury apartments near eden project st Austell and eden project cornwall short stay high specification executive apartments are suitable for the business traveller looking for something extra or the discerning holiday visitor demanding exclusivity and style.
	www.eden-gate.co.uk /features_edenprojectcornwall_staustell.htm (226 words)

	Eden Project - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta
		Eden Project, huge covered conservatories, located near St Austell, Cornwall, one of Britain’s top new visitor attractions, which seeks to highlight...
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	au.encarta.msn.com /Eden_Project.html (182 words)

	Eden Project - Cornwall
		The Eden Project, a collection of giant steel and plastic bubbles, known as biomes, that house some 250,000 plants at the bottom of a crater near St Austell, has exceeded all expectations.
		The Eden Trust, a registered charity that runs the project, is now starting to raise funds to add a third, dry tropics, biome which should be completed by 2005 if all goes well.
		Eden, 250 miles south west of London, has also spread its beneficial aura to much of the rest of the area, helping the recovery after the foot-and-mouth crisis that closed down much of the country last year at the peak of the tourist season.
	www.mikekemble.com /daytrip/edenproject.html (1041 words)

	The Eden Project - Review - Cornwall Tourist Attractions
		eden is about education and how to change peoples way at looking at the way we live.
		As a sceintific project or architectural wonder there is little to fault the Eden Project.
		At the end of the day, the whole point of Eden is the biomes, if they cannot hold my attention I feel they will have their work cut out to entertain the average kid (or adult even).
	www.cornwalls.co.uk /attractions/review-1391.htm (331 words)

	Eden - the facts about the eden project in cornwall a page from Cornish Horizons holiday cottages
		The facts about the construction of the biomes, the visitor centre and landscaping of the old disused china clay pit in which it is located are amazing.
		This is why 500,000 people came to visit during the year 2000, before the Eden project was even open.
		The Plants are raised in the nearby Eden Project nursery.
	www.cornishhorizons.co.uk /eden_cornwall_the_facts.htm (653 words)

	Self catering holiday cottage accommodation Cornwall near Eden Project
		You're perhaps planning to visit the new Eden Project at St. Austell, or maybe Cornwall is the usual destination for your family summer holiday because of the excellent weather, courtesy of the Gulf stream, lovely beaches set in the rocky coastline, pretty little villages and fishing towns, cream teas and numerous other delights.
		The project is the brainchild of Tim Smit who won Lottery funding and then commissioned Nicholas Grimshaw, architect of the Eurostar Terminal at Waterloo in London to design it.
		Kennacott Court in Bude, Cornwall has all this on offer plus excellent leisure facilities including an indoor heated swimming pool, gym, the well equipped family games room shown on the left, plus it's within driving distance of the Eden Project.
	www.countrycottagesonline.com /Self_Catering_Cottages_Near_Eden_Project.htm (958 words)

	The Eden Project, Cornwall, England
		In the barren and infertile waste of a disused china clay pit is the Eden Project - a series of "gardens", indoor and outdoor, which provide a variety of environments.
		Different environments produce different varieties of plants and so the project is able to display typical plants from many parts of the world, and to show not only how these affect their local regions, but also their roles in the global environment.
		Symbolised by the giant "biomes", the Eden Project has as much to see outdoors as under cover, but it is undoubtedly the insides of the giant domes which provide the most spectacular visual experiences.
	www.touristnetuk.com /Sw/edenproject/index.htm (349 words)

	bConstructive - The Eden Project, Cornwall
		The project, which cost a whopping £86 million to complete, is proving to be a huge success, not only helping to shape and improve the local environment, but also the local economy.
		By June 2001 the millionth visitor passed through the gates of Eden and they are now averaging 1.8 million visitors a year - on average nearly 5000 visitors a day.
		It is estimated that the Project will create at least an extra £36m for local business, which will in turn create around 1,700 jobs in the surrounding area.
	www.bconstructive.co.uk /onsite/projects.asp?sub_section=133&sub_section2=142 (379 words)

	Cornwall Tourist Information - Eden Project - Lost Gardens of Heligan - Mevagissey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Eden Project is a fantastic world class attraction based on the south coast of Cornwall near St. Austell.
		Eden have decided to revise their Passport scheme slightly to make it an even better deal for visitors - especially locals.
		Eden can also be accessed from the many quiet country lanes that form part of the National Cycle Network and there are also accompanied bike rides available with Happy Trails Bike Rides from Pentewan Valley,Bugle and Carlyon Bay.
	www.edenproject.info (556 words)

	The Eden Project Cornwall UK Welcome
		Plants unique to Cornwall, both native and introduced and thriving in the mild Cornish climate.
		Part of the enjoyment will be seeing Eden evolve, not just through the Seasons, but over the coming years.
		Accommodation near Eden Project Cornwall, from cornish cottages, to holiday parks and camping in a field, to bed and breakfast to hotel Late Availability too.
	www.cornishlight.co.uk /eden-project.htm (582 words)

	The Eden Project - Cornwall's Eden Project at St. Austell
		The Eden Project is 4 miles to the east of St. Austell in Cornwall.
		The site chosen for the Eden Project was a former china clay pit; a huge crater, 60 metres deep, south facing and sheltered, but with no soil and prone to flooding.
		Although the Eden Project has been designed as 'wheelchair friendly' it must be accepted that in a project of this type and on this scale, that not all 35 acres can be accessed by wheelchair.
	www.beautifulbritain.co.uk /htm/outandabout/eden_project.htm (899 words)

	Cornwall's Eden Project
		The Eden Project is a none too impressive botanical garden that advertises itself as an educational project and a "stage where science, art and technology blend to tell the story of our place in nature".
		The display that greets visitors to the Eden Project implies that the people of the United States have somehow grabbed control of most of 'the entire world's wealth', when the fact is that they produce nearly a third of the value produced worldwide annually.
		No doubt the “scientists” and “educators” at the Eden Project have also responded to all the email offers from the heirs of Mobutu Sese Sekou or Jonas Savimbi that offer to share £25 million with them, on condition that they first wire £15,000 to an offshore account.
	www.igreens.org.uk /cornwalls_eden_project.htm (946 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Business \| Eden Project's regeneration work
		Eden commercial development manager Peter Stewart says that while you will hear grumbles from some Cornish firms it does not use, it is always on the look out for new local suppliers.
		Critics suggest that Eden must have struggled financially in recent years, as visitor numbers have fallen back from two million people in its first year to current levels of 1.2 million.
		Yet Eden insists that its conservative business plan is based on just 650,000 visitors per year, and it had a cash flow surplus of £1.2m in its most recent fiscal year.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/business/5216102.stm (840 words)

	Live 8 concert, Eden Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On July 2, 2005, a Live 8 concert was held at the Eden Project, Cornwall, England.
		The event was initiated by Eden Project Chief Executive Tim Smit as an essential element of the global event and in response to the criticism of the absence of African artists in the other nine concerts.
		It was organised and project managed by Eden Staff led by Howard Jones and the involvement of artists was coordinated by Peter Gabriel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Live_8_concert,_Eden_Project (312 words)

	Eden Project - Eden Project - Icons of England
		The Eden Project in Cornwall showcases 100,000 plants from around the world in two giant transparent domes, each recreating different climate conditions.
		Eden's aim was to create something that not only encourages people to celebrate and understand the world we live in, but also inspire us to action.
		Discover how the Eden Project came to be, what its influences were, and its role as a popular tourist attraction.
	www.icons.org.uk /theicons/collection/collection/eden-project (199 words)

	The Eden Project
		Eden is an experience that you cannot afford to miss.
		20 miles away from the Eden Project and a number are much closer.
		the Eden project was officially opened on the 17th March 2001.
	www.cornishhorizons.co.uk /the_eden_project_cornwall.htm (295 words)

	Muse for Eden Session - at Cornwall's Eden Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Each ticket includes free entry to the Eden Project on the day of the performance and the day after.
		This is the fourth Eden Session announced for this summer, with the others from Snow Patrol on Sunday 27th August, The Magic Numbers supported by José González on Saturday 12th August, and Goldfrapp on Friday 25th August.
		Eden Sessions in previous years have seen Keane, Brian Wilson, Moby, Basement Jaxx, Doves, Pulp, Air and Embrace all appear.
	www.efestivals.co.uk /news/060621b.shtml (219 words)

	Eden Project in Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Eden Project, near St Austell in Cornwall, had attracted millions of visitors since it opening in Spring of 2001.
		Eden Project, built in a dissused clay pit, is now home to the world's largest greenhouse.
		An unforgettable experience in an epic location, the Eden Project is both an educational resource and environmental showcase; a gateway into the fascinating world of plants and people and a vibrant reminder of how we need each other for our mutual survival.
	www.edenprojectincornwall.co.uk (316 words)

	Eden Project Cornwall UK by Nicholas Grimshaw
		Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners were chosen to submit a proposal for the architectural design because of their experience in creating the large glass roof structure at Waterloo International Terminal in London.
		The challenge for the Waterloo project had been to create a roof structure that accommodated the curved shape of the railway tracks.
		The challenge for the Eden project was different: the buildings needed to provide completely enclosed environments for key global microclimates; the site was a remote clay pit in Cornwall that was continually moving and changing shape; and the building needed to provide large uninterrupted ground space for the plants and trees.
	www.galinsky.com /buildings/eden (381 words)

	Hazel Marshall - The Eden Project - Cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The car parks at the Eden project fall far short of the number at Niagara, and the biomes are man made, but it shows the difficulty of creating a sustainable tourism project which relies on large numbers of tourists.
		Embracing a wide range of remits from architecture to botany, the arts to education, the Eden Project has set itself an enormous task and is on the road to achieving a lot of it.
		The Eden Project Mission Statement is: To promote the understanding and responsible management of the vital relationship between plants, people and resources, leading towards a sustainable future for all...
	www.hackwriters.com /EdenHM.htm (1594 words)

	The Eden Project Cornwall All year,all weather attraction, Eden Project Cornwall
		The Eden Project Cornwall All year,all weather attraction, Eden Project Cornwall
		The Eden Project is Cornwall's premier attraction with in excess of a million visitors a year
		Eden was built to remind us of the connections that sustain us all - our interdependence on plants and the people who produce them for us all over the world.
	www.eden-project.net (249 words)

	Eden Project Cornwall self catering accommodation - Hendra Farm
		Once a Duchy of Cornwall farmhouse, Hendra has been transformed into an exceptional retreat, easily accessible offering a very high standard of accommodation in nearly an acre of gardens, with owners living in a discreet wing to the rear of property.
		There are many local all year attractions such as the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan which are just 20 to 30 minutes drive, as are the National trust Houses of Lanhydrock and Tresilick.
		A mile and a half from the house lies North Cornwall's famous Camel Trail (cycle and footpath), meandering alongside the Camel river, through farms and woodland, leading to Padstow.
	www.hendrafarm.com (279 words)

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