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Where is the Eden Project?
In the British countryside.
When did the Eden Project open?
In 2001.
Why was the Eden Project created?
To encourage people to think about their relationship with nature and make choices that benefit the planet.
What has damaged the environment?
Human activities have damaged the environment.
What has environmental damage resulted in?
Climate change and the loss of many forests.
What happens to many plants and animals because of environmental problems?
They become endangered.
What two main biomes can visitors see at the Eden Project?
A Rainforest biome and a Mediterranean biome.
What does “temperate” mean in the text?
Having a mild climate, not extremely hot or cold.
What can visitors experience in the Rainforest Biome?
They can experience what it is like to live in the Amazon rainforest.
What can visitors see in the Mediterranean Biome?
Plants from warm places across the world.
What exhibition can visitors see in summer?
“Dinosaurs – land, sea and air”.
What does “play green” mean at the Eden Project?
Having fun in the Outdoor Gardens while discovering the world and developing your imagination.
What kind of food can visitors eat at the Eden Project?
Locally sourced food.
What happens to half of the money from buying a plant at the Eden Project?
It goes to support plant conservation projects.
What can visitors learn about in the Chocology workshop?
How chocolate is made.
What do visitors do in the Rainforests Uncovered workshop?
They prepare for an expedition into the wild.
