Campus Sustainability Month
October 1 - November 1, 2024
Campus Sustainability Month Scan-venger Hunt
Join our scavenger hunt to win sustainable prizes!
Simply scan the code, enter your information, and you will be entered into the prize draw. The more unique QR codes you scan, the more chances you have to win!
Where to participate?
You will find our QR codes:
1) At every event listed as part of Campus Sustainability Month
2) At select sustainability locations on each campus
SGW QR code locations
- The Hive Café Co-op (H-239)
- 4TH SPACE (LB-103)
- Concordia Farmers’ Market (1400 Maisonneuve Blvd. W.)
(OPEN HOURS W @ 3 - 6 p.m.)
- Waste Invaders Arcade Game (H-7th floor)
- Concordia Greenhouse (H-7th floor)
- CUCCR (Grey Nuns Building / 1200 Guy St.)
(OPEN HOURS T-W-Th @ 1 - 4 p.m. / CLOSED DURING READING WEEK)
Loyola QR code locations
- The Hive Café Co-op (CJ-2.341)
- The Hive Free Lunch (SC-200)
(OPEN HOURS M-F @ 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.)
- Loyola Food Forest (map)
- Le Petit Velo Rouge (PS-141)
What can you win?
Each unique QR code that you scan and enter your information for adds your name into our prize draw raffle! We are giving away gift baskets containing:
- Ball cap
- Thermos
- Plantable seed pencils
- Upcycled notebook
- Stingers Roast Coffee
- Monthly BIXI pass
- $50 gift card to Bulk Barn
Did you know?
Loyola Tree Planting Project
Concordia is undertaking a tree planting initiative that will plant more than 1400 trees on the Loyola Campus in partnership with Soverdi, a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to increase Montreal's urban forest for the benefit of all.
Concordia is now a Fairtrade Silver Status Campus
Becoming a Fair Trade Campus distinguishes an educational institution as a leader in social justice. Through educational opportunities and by incorporating fair trade products into purchasing policies, Concordia is engaging students and faculty members in the fair trade movement.
3 Concordia Sustainability Initiatives shortlisted
The Univer/City 2023 initiative, the Student Sustainability Ambassadors program, and the Concordia University Centre for Creative Reuse (CUCCR) were all finalists for the International Green Gown Awards, which recognise the exceptional sustainability initiatives being undertaken by universities and colleges across the world.
Concordia achieved the Living Campus certification with WWF-Canada
This certification recognizes our commitment to sustainability, conservation and creating a positive impact on the environment. Certified Living Campuses shine as examples of how post-secondary institutions can play a meaningful role in restoring nature, advancing sustainability and cultivating the next wave of conservation professionals.
