Get ready to be inspired this summer as the Eden Project in Cornwall, England hosts the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, on loan from London's Natural History Museum.
Running from 24 July to 28 September 2025, the collection, which includes 100 awe-inspiring images, will be exhibited throughout the attraction’s gardens and central building.
Each photograph offers a powerful glimpse into the beauty, drama and fragility of the natural world, making this a must-visit experience for nature lovers and photography fans alike.
Below is a small snapshot of the competition's 2024 winning images, all of which will be exhibited at the Eden Project.
Igor Metelskiy - Frontier of the Lynx

Ingo Arndt - The Demolition Squad

Jack Zhi - Practice Makes Perfect

Shane Gross - The Swarm of Life

John Marriott - On Watch

Karine Aigner - Wetland Wrestle

Hikkaduwa Liyanage Prasantha Vinod - A Tranquil Moment

More from the Eden Project
Wildflower Photographer of the Year
The Eden Project is marking 25 years of the National Wildflower Centre by announcing its new Wildflower Photographer of the Year competition, which invites amateurs and professionals to submit photos in celebration of wild plants.
The competition will be open for entries while the inspiring Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is on display at the Eden Project.
Enchanted Earth
Enchanted Earth is an immersive experience being held at the Eden Project. It runs from 24 July to 7 September 2025.
All Enchanted Earth activities are included with admission. General admission tickets start from £38 per adult and double up as an annual pass, granting unlimited entries to the Eden Project for 12 months. Universal and Pension Credit admission is available for £5 per adult.

The Zoo Keepers – an animal puppetry performance by Scarlet Oak Theatre
The Scarlet Oak Theatre are running pop-up performances, each featuring their zoo keepers and alternating between orangutan, kea, blue iguana and southern white rhino puppets (pictured below).


For more information and to book tickets to the Eden Project this summer see their website.
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