Sea Change
Sea Change addresses such issues as pollution by sewage, nuclear waste and dumping at sea; extinction of fish stocks; destruction of marine environment, impacts of climate change, coastal erosion and rising sea levels; decline of our seaside resorts; the failure of the 'integrated transport policy';and smuggling. In each case Girling questions: how did the situation arise? What are the consequences? What should be done? And what will happen when we fail? His unique voice blends horror, humour and 'just fancy that'; sifting for solutions in the sands, he is utterly compelling, entertaining and inspirational.

The Final Call
This is an investigative travelogue, written as Hickman journeys around the world, from theme park to golf course, from sunlounger to ecolodge. At each destination we hear from the key protagonists: the holidaymaker, waiter, hotelier, souvenir-seller, prostitute, environmentalist, tour guide, chambermaid and the local politician.

Eden Project: The Guide
What is the Eden Project, exactly? Eden is:

An educational charity

A regeneration project, demonstrating that sustainability is possible

An international visitor attraction

A Living Theatre of Plants and People

The home of the biggest greenhouse in the world

A museum of current thinking and future possibilities

The world poured into a pit

A place where you can explore your place in nature and discover more about sustaining the global garden that sustains you.

Gardening at Eden
Eden is unique as a botanic garden in that is young enough for all the people who conceived it to be around and accessible; and all those who planted it, and learnt from the experience are still there and able to share their knowledge of the triumphs and successes of each habitat and each plant.

The book every visitor to Eden longs to have – All the skills and knowledge of Eden adapted to inform the average gardener gardening at home.

No Nettles Required
A refreshing and accessible guide to making your garden attractive to wildlife.

The Curious Gardener's Almanac
Celebrating the garden in all its splendid diversity and rich history: a collection of remarkable facts, curiosities, ancient wisdom and customs, tips, recipes, lists, quotations and ephemera.

The spirit and focus of the Almanac is British but the wider picture is international as so much of our gardens originated from overseas.
Dry or dull information has no place in the almanac and presentation is as appealing as the content.

Fencing Paradise
Triggered by visits to the Eden Project, Britain's foremost countryside writer is on top form as he discusses specific plants, plant hunters, what we mean by Paradise, and other botanical and ecological ideas.

"Fluid and highly readable, Fencing Paradise is environmentally aware, but never preachy. Mabey dips into a broad pool of knowledge...to offer a panoramic depiction of our attempts to tame nature, and a cautionary vision of the possible consequences."
The Daily Telegraph

A Passion For Trees
Given the extent of his influence on 17th-century life, and his lasting impact on the British landscape it is remarkable that no book has been written before about John Evelyn

Maggie Campbell-Culver’s book, has at its a core a section detailing the characteristics, history and uses of 33 trees incorporating the advice Evelyn gave and demonstrating its relevance still in the 20th-century.

Little Book Of Big Ideas
To carry on living in this world, we need to make our impact on it as positive as possible and be responsive to the need for change. Here are just a few exciting, empowering BIG ideas to help you on your way.

Eden by Tim Smit
The paperback edition of Tim Smit's authoritative account of the building of the Eden Project and its vision for the future, illustrated with 32 pages of striking colour photographs.