GreenPrint Projects reimagines school and community spaces into living classrooms. Our work intersects education, wellbeing and nature. Together, we transform people and places.

Close-up of dense clusters of bright yellow, pom-pom-like flowers with green foliage
Close-up of dense clusters of bright yellow, pom-pom-like flowers with green foliage
Decorative green and black graffiti-style logo reading “GreenPrint Projects.”
Decorative green and black graffiti-style logo reading “GreenPrint Projects.”
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Cartoon butterfly with pink segmented wings, brown body, large eyes, and antennae on a dark background

Who are we?

GreenPrint Projects is a not-for-profit organisation transforming underutilised school and community spaces into living classrooms where environmental action becomes meaningful learning.

Our point of difference is connecting hands-on landscape transformation with curriculum, Country, culture and community. By empowering young people to design, create and care for their environments, we turn real-world sustainability challenges into opportunities for learning, personal growth and lasting environmental change.

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In our first year

300+ students engaged

1,000+ plants in the ground!

16 new gardens and green spaces created

Majority of participants report improved health and wellbeing

7 workshops, 16 projects and 8 schools engaged

More than 20 regional partnerships formed

Whimsical garden illustration with a sun, watering can, plants, orange gardening boot, tree trunk, and snail
Whimsical garden illustration with a sun, watering can, plants, orange gardening boot, tree trunk, and snail

Our Projects

What we do

1. We action real-world environment projects

To increase local biodiversity, habitat creation, environmental literacy and contributions to long-term regional green corridors.

2. We foster wellbeing, confidence and leadership

To improve student wellbeing and sense of meaning in and contribution to each other, their school and community.

3. We create experiential learning pathways

To expand opportunities for meaningful sustainability education and personal growth across the curriculum in participating schools.

4. We build local partnerships

To develop a regional network of schools, partners and alumni collaborating on long-term stewardship of green spaces.

Our partners and supporters

We work with education, community, First Nations, industry and business organisations to deliver holistic programs.