Join a non-profit nature conservation project embracing regenerative living and Māori culture in Martinborough, New Zealand

Detalles

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  Descripción

  Rod and Jane live on a regenerative stock and crop farm near Martinborough in the South Wairarapa. Along with developing their own native and productive garden their main projects is restoring with the help of volunteers a large wetland and a riverside walk at the the edge of the farm. They also run an environmental education project for schools. Jane's 100 year old mother Yvonne also lives in a house on the farm. She is a great storyteller and loves to meet new people.

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  Tipos de ayuda y oportunidades de aprendizaje

  Trabajo de caridad

  Proyectos artísticos

  Práctica de idiomas

  Compañía para ancianos
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  Intereses

  

  Vegetariano o vegano

  

  Sostenibilidad

  

  Autodesarrollo

  

  Agricultura

  

  Trabajo de caridad

  

  Música

  

  Yoga / bienestar

  

  Naturaleza

  

  Escritura

  

  Dibujo y pintura

  

  Senderismo

  

  Ciclismo

  

  Actividades al aire libre
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  Objetivos de sostenibilidad de las NU que intenta conseguir este anfitrión

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  ¿Que es esto?
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  Intercambio cultural y oportunidades de aprendizaje

  We sit at heart of the recently formed Group, which will give you access to other spots of remnant forest and wetlands along the place. We are also involved with the Restoration trust, and can connect you to bird watching and monitoring activities in the South Wairarapa.
  We are committed to respecting and implementing the dual heritage of the partners of Te Tiriti o Waitangi (the Treaty of Waitangi). You are welcome to join us at the Waiata practice held most Mondays at Hau Ariki Marae in Martinborough.
  From April to September, we host monthly volunteer mornings followed by a shared lunch.
  Our education programme runs 2-3 mornings a week, except for school holidays from May to October. This is an arts and conservation programme for local schools delivered on and around Farm .
  Along with practical conservation activities creative writing, art and sitting still in nature is an important part of what we offer. We welcome your participation and are happy to support you if you would like to explore the reflective side of our mahi on your own.
  From November to May we are actively involved with the local food growing network. You will have the opportunity to be involved in two 'Carb Club' ... low impact, low input community growing, held here at Farm and in Martinborough hosted by the local food bank. You are warmly welcome to join Monty's Monthly, a community meal hosted by Vagabond Veg.
  In February we hold the Fest, where we are open to the public for farm walks, an outdoor concert and harvesting sunflowers which are sown as part of a multi-species cover crop which is part of our regenerative farming practice.

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  Ayuda

  Depending on the season
  - Site Preparation and Tree Planting and ongoing plant care , e.g. grass release
  - Seed sowing, pricking out and potting up
  - Assisting on community volunteer mornings and school field trips including cooking
  - Mowing and weed eating walkway paths
  - Watering
  - Working in the vegetable garden
  - Firewood chopping and stacking
  - Painting
  - Carpentry
  You will do tasks both along side us and sometimes on your own. We will make sure you are supported, with the correct tools and training.

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  Idiomas

  Idiomas hablados
  Alemán: Principiante
  Francés: Principiante

  Este anfitrión ofrece intercambio de idiomas
  We have limited french and german , but are happy to find ways to communicate with speakers of any language.
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  Alojamiento

  Volunteer accommodation is in a recently restored farm cottage that we call 'Jacks Hut' because of it's history. It has a main room and kitchenette, a porch, an attached bathroom and toilet. For heating their is a wood burning stove and an oil heater . There are two divan beds with draws underneath that can be made into a double bed.
  All food will be provided. Breakfast you will prepare for yourself. Most evening meals we will eat together in the main house and on occasion if you would like we can provide food for you to cook or bring a meal over to Jacks Hut. Lunch will depend on what projects we have on and whether or not we are doing tasks together.

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  Algo más...

  You can swim in the river or the swimming pool in the main house. There is good cycling and walking in the area, we can provide 2 bikes. Martinborough has an art house cinema and many restaurants and vineyards. Featherston has fantastic second hand bookshops . The coast is 40 minutes drive away and is spectacular.
  There is a bus that comes to our gate for the hour long train journey from Featherston to Wellington.

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  Un poco más de información

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    Acceso a Internet

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    Acceso a Internet limitado

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    Tenemos animales

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    Somos fumadores

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    Puede alojar familias

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  Puede acoger a nómadas digitales

  We generally set up volunteers to do tasks in the morning, but could on occasion alter our schedule for the afternoons. Jacks Hut where our volunteers usually stay, currently has no internet access (we are working on it) . You would need to hot spot on your phone or use the main house. On request we could provide a separate working space in the main house.

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  Espacio para aparcar autocaravanas

  As this is a farm there is plenty of space in the main farm compound or down near the river.

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  ¿Cuántos voluntarios puedes hospedar?

  Más de dos

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  Mis animales / mascotas

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