The Seed Library at Fenwick

The Greenhouse & Gardens Program maintains and fosters nourishing spaces on-campus for the community by offering transformational experiences that teach about and create sustainable food systems and ecological restoration. They envision a living lab campus that will become a showcase for sustainable food and participatory ecological solutions where everyone has the ability and inspiration to grow and eat fresh local foods and get involved with the research and planning efforts.

Get involved with G&G through:

• Volunteering
• Interning
• Picking up free produce
• Scheduling a tour/group activity
• Participating in events & projects

The Seed Library at Fenwick is partnering with University Sustainability to offer volunteer shifts for Seed Library related events like seed sorting, seed drying, and much more! University Sustainability provides volunteer opportunities for George Mason University students, faculty, staff, and alums as well as community members. Volunteer opportunities are primarily in-person, with some virtual opportunities. Volunteers grow food sustainably, harvest and distribute produce, plant trees, participate in zero waste clean-ups, complete waste audits, support large-scale events, and more!