16 días para vivir boca abajo Septiembre 11, 2007
Posted by Nicolás Cuervo González in General.trackback
Un día, se me pasó por la cabeza irme a vivir a Nueva Zelanda, por varias razones, unas descerebradas, otras no tanto. Hoy, no sé si tres o cuatro años después, lo voy a hacer realidad.
¿Por qué no simplemente ir de vacaciones? Porque no soy millonario.
¿Cómo me voy a ganar la vida allí? Empezando por el problema de los papeles, no lo sé. Si consigo estar en regla, trabajaré legalmente en cualquier sitio, intentaré que sea algo relacionado con lo que a mí me gusta, pero la necesidad manda. Puedo viajar y trabajar por comida y cama, se llama wwoofing, pero poco a poco. Esto es una inauguración, para ir probando.
WWOOF Aotearoa – New Zealand
WWOOF is a world wide network where volunteers (“WWOOFers”) live and learn on organic properties. WWOOF volunteers normally give half a days help (usually 4 – 6 hours a day). Food and accommodation is provided. WWOOF began in 1974 and there are now over 1000 WWOOF Hosts in New Zealand alone.
WWOOFers get to live with Kiwi families and get hands-on experience with organic farming, permaculture, earth building, cooking, crafts, wine, cheese and bread making, alternative energy etc. (too many to list here). Hosts appreciate having help with projects on their land and sharing their lifestyles with others. Hosts and WWOOFers enjoy the cultural exchange.
WWOOF Aotearoa – New Zealand
WWOOF is a enjoyable, educational and safe way to travel and get to know the people in the country, whether you are from New Zealand or from overseas. WWOOFers like the idea of being able to give something back to the country they are travelling in.
http://www.wwoof.co.nz/
un curso super interesante!!!!eso es lo ultimo….
PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE
Sat 17 NOV – Sat 1 DEC ‘07
‘Permaculture Design’ – a two week community oriented residential course in integrated land-use design for sustainability.
This is an interactive, practically oriented international certificated course, where participants put into practice what they learn theoretically. Involves ‘hands-on doing’ and ecological design of: natural buildings & renewable energy, organic gardens & orchards, water harvesting, animal systems, wildlife habitat, human settlements.
Main Tutors: Robina McCurdy & Huckleberry Leonard
For Further Info Contact: Jessica Trevino Ph 03 5258399 (message only)
Email: events@tuitrust.org.nz
Maximum Number of People: 18