Northeastern University’s Grounds & Landscape Services department is responsible for transforming the campus into a verdant and dynamic urban campus through landscaping. Northeastern University worked to enhance the 73-acre campus through a series of highly successful design upgrades. More than one hundred improvements to quadrangles, outdoor spaces, peripheral areas, and gateways have reshaped and unified the campus.
Northeastern Arboretum co-ops take environmental education and engagement to the next level in their active schedules.
One of Stephen Schneider's priorities as the new arborist is improving record-keeping of plant collections to benefit researchers decades from now.
A group of Northeastern students are working toward that first-level arboretum certification for Kevin W. Fitzgerald Park, a 5.5-acre slice of greenspace in the Mission Hill neighborhood that Northeastern has had a hand in maintaining for years.
Creating and sharing a tangible piece of Northeastern’s on-campus ecosystem while representing the conjunction of art and science.
On-campus gardening has arrived, and students will be in charge!
Established trees that have proved to be essential elements of the unique on-campus ecosystem face threats that could potentially jeopardize their existence.
More than 1,400 individual trees, representing 143 different species, shelter the walkways between buildings and surround the open green spaces on Northeastern’s Boston campus.
Northeastern University Planning, Real Estate, and Facilities plays a significant role in the policies, guidelines, and systems that help Northeastern accelerate the greening of all its campuses.
Providing a clean, safe, and attractive environment that enhances the learning and working experience while establishing and implementing a long-range care strategy for the University.
The Facilities Customer Service Center is the primary communications center for Facilities and is responsible for gathering information for work requests, repairs, special services and emergencies.
