An on-campus community garden to equip the next generation with the required skillset and ignite ambitious change. The Griffith University community garden will aid in embedding sustainability into Griffith staff and students from an educational viewpoint and from hands-on experience. Through gardening and sharing knowledge, students and staff will develop valuable skills in connecting with the food they consume and the environment they live in . At the same time, they get to enjoy affordable, fresh, and healthy produce. Ultimately, this will work towards creating healthier individuals and more sustainable and responsible communities. Similarly, the garden will provide the Griffith community with the option to participate in physical activity while encouraging positive well-being. In addition, the space has the potential to serve as an eduactional hub for further learning (e.g., workshops).

With sufficient funding and support from the university, the project will commence once 10 student volunteers have been recruited to run the community garden. The lifeline of this project depends on the garden's health and productivity. Proceeds from the harvest will cover future funding for the garden's replenishment and maintenance. Essentially, positive feedback from consumers and those involved in the project will define the overall success of the project.