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
Learning About Hydroponics & How to Practice the Kratky Method
If I were to ask you the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the word hydroponics, there’s a good chance you would picture a large indoor space, with rows of fancy, modern LED lights attached to sleek shelves full of produce like tomatoes or lettuce. Or maybe you picture one of…
Get Involved
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
- Learning About Hydroponics & How to Practice the Kratky MethodIf I were to ask you the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the word hydroponics, there’s a good chance you would picture a large indoor space, with rows of fancy, modern LED lights attached toContinue reading “Learning About Hydroponics & How to Practice the Kratky Method”
- Marigold Seeds to SeedlingsStarting marigolds from seed So you got some marigold seed from one of our tabling events, and now you need to know what to do with them. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Sow the seeds roughly 4–6 weeks beforeContinue reading “Marigold Seeds to Seedlings”
- A Reflection on How Community Building Is Integral to Environmental Action: ABCompostABCompost started as a group of students hoping to bring more hands-on composting to the campus…