Chief Executive and co-founder of The Eden Project, Tim Smit, is joining us for a Q and A this week. The Eden Project opened in 2000 in St Austell, Cornwall and has since seen more than 11 million people visit the site, which was once a sterile pit and now a cradle of life containing world class horticulture and startling architecture. Tim also 'discovered' and restored the Lost Gardens of Heligan and is the author of many books on both Heligan and Eden and is a regular broadcaster and contributor to many publications on environmental issues.
This week Tim is helping to launch 'The Big Lunch 2010', which is taking place across the country on Sunday 18th July. The Big Lunch is a one-day get together with your neighbours . It can be anything from a simple lunch to a full-blown street party with DJs and a home cooked feast. For more information on what's going on in your area and how you can join in, visit The Big Lunch Send your questions to Tim from today until Friday 16th and you will be entered into a draw to win a family (2 adults and 2 kids) tickets to visit The Eden Project over the Summer hols.