🌱Outdoor Helper in Corsica🐔

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L'esperienza

You’ll keep the land thriving: clear brush and paths, repair fences, cut and stack firewood, rebuild dry-stone walls, and start/maintain a small vegetable garden. We value care and autonomy: organize your own workflow, respect tool safety, leave each area better than you found it, and propose concrete, practical improvements.

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Cosa offri

25 ore di aiuto per settimana

Cura degli Animali: Aiuta a prenderti cura degli animali.

Costruzione e Riparazione: Aiuta con vari tipi di riparazioni o costruzioni.

Agricoltura: Pianta colture, semina e aiuta nei lavori all'aperto.

Giardinaggio: Aiuta a coltivare piante e curare giardini

Costo aggiuntivo richiesto

Importo: € 5 Al giorno

Il costo copre: Materiali per le attività di volontariato

Descrizione: We ask for a contribution of 5 euros to cover dinner. This contribution doesn't include any alcohol.

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Cosa ottieni

2 giorni liberi a settimana

Campeggio: Dormirai in una tenda in un'area di campeggio.

Colazione: Hai diritto a una colazione gratuita, ogni giorno del tuo soggiorno.

Pranzo: Hai diritto a un pranzo gratuito, ogni giorno del tuo soggiorno.

Cena: Hai diritto a una cena gratuita, ogni giorno del tuo soggiorno.

Lavanderia Gratuita: Puoi utilizzare liberamente la nostra lavanderia.

Escursioni gratuite: Ti porteremo in escursioni e camminate nei dintorni. Gratuitamente!

Biciclette a tua disposizione: Puoi utilizzare le nostre biciclette quando vuoi.

Tavole da surf: Puoi utilizzare le nostre tavole da surf quanto vuoi.

Usa la nostra cucina attrezzata: Sentiti libero di utilizzare la nostra cucina e preparare il tuo delizioso cibo.

Accesso Internet Base: Internet a velocità base per lavorare da remoto

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Requisiti

Intermedio Inglese o Intermedio Francese

Accoglie solo volontari singoli (non accetta coppie o partner)

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Cosa non è incluso

Voli, assicurazione di viaggio, trasporti interni e visto

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Dettagli del programma

You’ll clear brush and paths, repair fences, cut/split/stack firewood, rebuild dry-stone walls, set up a drought-smart veggie garden, and deliver 1 improvement/week. Seeking someone autonomous, careful with tools, and physically fit. Participation to dinner : 5€/day. Tent sleeping; breakfast + lunch included.

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Attività e turni

Tasks :
- Land care: clear brush and paths, prune low branches, move stones/wood, rake & tidy.
- Fencing: replace/straighten posts, stretch wire, fix gates/hinges, check lines weekly.
- Firewood: cut/split/stack; keep woodshed tidy and dry (only chainsaw if experienced).
- Stonework: rebuild small dry-stone walls (murets), terrace edges, steps; mix/lay gravel.
- Vegetable garden: create beds, compost/mulch, sow/plant, weed, harvest; seed saving.
- Irrigation & water: set up/repair drip lines, test flow, practice strict water-saving.
- Soil & paths: lay mulch, mark trails, add anti-erosion steps/drains where needed.
- Tool care: daily clean/sharpen, oil hand tools, coil hoses/cords, restock screws/nails.
- Waste & materials: sort recycling, stack reusable stone/timber, keep site hazard-free.
- Prevention: tidy as you go, report loose rocks, wasp nests, sharp wire, tripping risks.
- Improvement: 1 small optimization/week (e.g., tool board, labels, hose hooks, path markers).

Schedule & pace :
- ~25h/week (e.g., 5h × 5 days), mostly early mornings (heat/sun).
- Flexible with weather and your skills; light tasks or shade work on hot/windy days.
- 2 days off/week (often consecutive). Free afternoons.

Typical day :
- 9 am – Site check & prep (PPE, water, tools)
- 9:30 – Fencing or stonework; garden : irrigation, beds, mulching, harvest ; quick path/brush session.
- 12am – Tool care, tidy work zones, materials stacking, notes for tomorrow.

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Regole

- Wildfire safety. No open flames. If you smoke, do it in the designated spot, keep a metal butt tin, and never on dry ground.
- Tool safety first. PPE on (boots, gloves, eye/eye protection), tie hair back, no loose clothing. Ask before using any power tool; chainsaw only if pre-approved.
- No alcohol/drugs on tools. If you’re impaired, you don’t work—full stop.
- Respect the land. Stay on terraces/paths, don’t trample seedlings, don’t cut plants/trees unless it’s on the task list.
- Gates & animals. Close gates behind you. Don’t feed animals without asking. Report any stray dogs/boars immediately.
- Clean as you go. End each task with a 10-minute reset: tools cleaned/oiled, hoses coiled, materials stacked, work area swept.
- Waste & sorting. Reuse stone/timber where possible. Sort recycling. Hazardous waste (oily rags, blades) in the marked box only.
- Check-ins > guesswork. Unsure about a step? Ask early—we’d rather explain once than fix later.
- Autonomy with notes. Keep a simple log (what you did, what’s next, materials needed). Suggest small improvements—one/week is the goal.
- Heat routine. Early starts, hats, sunscreen, water bottle always on you. Take shade breaks; tell us if you feel dizzy or low-energy.
- Noise & neighbors. Power tools only during agreed hours.