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Picture gallery: Eden takes shape
The Eden Project, a series of domes in the Cornish countryside, has been taking shape over the last decade. Now the glasshouse which aims to recreate the Earth's wild places is open.
Inside the humid tropics biome
A 'rope access technician'
Bodelva works near St Austell, later to become the site of the Eden project
Construction involved the world's biggest free standing scaffold
The first roof panel being installed in January 2000
Later that year, plants began appearing in the Humid Tropics Biome
Humid Tropics Biome supervisor Catherine Cutler labels plants
24 males butterflies of various varieties have been introduced into the largest dome
Inside the humid tropics biome
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