Our mission is to provide a welcoming, organic green space that fosters community by providing experiential learning opportunities within a year-round growing environment.
Established in 2010, Concordia’s downtown greenspace

2026 Outreach & Communications Undergraduate Internship
The Outreach & Communications Intern will support our community engagement by producing regular newsletters, managing social media campaigns, and leading public-facing events. This role involves building…
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Volunteering – Assist with tasks such as caring for a variety plants, and ensuring the greenhouse remains a thriving space for everyone. Our focus is on education and biodiversity in local ecosystems. It’s a perfect opportunity for those passionate about plants.

Internships – an opportunity to go beyond plant care, in areas such as urban planning, sustainability, communications, or the arts. Interns can gain valuable experience in fostering engagement, promoting diversity, & contributing our educational mission.

Working Groups – Do you have a special project to tackle specific ideas or issues that align with the Greenhouse Projects goals? (Currently paused until Winter Semester 2026)
Latest Blog Posts
- 2026 Outreach & Communications Undergraduate InternshipThe Outreach & Communications Intern will support our community engagement by producing regular newsletters, managing social media campaigns, and leading public-facing events. This role involves building…
- Volunteer Opportunity: Greenhouse Outreach & Events Volunteer TeamAs an Outreach Volunteer, you will work alongside fellow student volunteers, board members, and our Outreach & Communications Coordinator. Your primary responsibilities will include engaging with the public, assisting with event logistics, and helping to promote the greenhouse’s mission within the community…
- Why Harvesting Compost is the Bane of My Existence (And What Changed That a Little) (guest post from ABCompost)As much as I love worms and vermicomposting, one of the things I dread most about my job is harvesting compost. No matter what techniques or tools I try, the process is always the same: sorting through dense, rich worm castings and painstakingly removing the worms by hand …

