A new Korean garden is planned for the Eden Project after the Korean National Arboretum signed a memorandum of understanding with Eden.
A delegation led by the KNA, director general Dr You-Mi Lee, visited Eden on July 18 to meet with the executive team.
The agreement has identified joint initiatives in conservation, training and horticulture. One project will focus on the creation of a Korean garden at the Eden Project. This will be an ecological garden illustrating Korea’s extraordinary progress in regenerating natural habitats.
Both Eden and KNA share a commitment to conservation and championing the value of natural habitats to society. Eden was part of a workshop held in Korea last year on biodiversity restoration hosted by KNA and participated in the opening celebrations for the new botanic garden in the de-militarized zone (DMZ).
Eden chief executive, Gordon Seabright, said: “We are greatly looking forward to working with the Korean National Arboretum. We share so many values and ambitions.
“The regeneration of biodiversity is a key theme for Eden and the Koreans have shown global leadership in rebuilding their ecology.”
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