Up to 32h
10 opportunities found
Farmstay Kavrepalanchok District, Nepal
Farmstay Chiang Dao, Thailand
NGO Kabupaten Lumajang, Indonesia
Sustainable Community Manali, India
Farmstay Chiang Dao, Thailand
Eco Village A.Phanom, Thailand
Eco Village A.Phanom, Thailand
Eco Village A.Phanom, Thailand
Eco Village A.Phanom, Thailand
Eco Village A.Phanom, Thailand
Due to its enormous size and variety in climate, Asia has diverse options for those that want to work abroad on farms. With opportunities for projects in gardening, permaculture, or with animals, just apply for the spot that most interests you and enjoy doing an exchange getting your hands dirty and living next to nature.
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Doing a work exchange on eco-sites and villas attracts those that like to preserve and co-exist with nature. The concept of permaculture is to create an environment of harmony and equilibrium between humans and nature. The options for these types of projects in Asia are incredible and continue to grow. From mushroom farms to the construction of eco-villas, there are diverse opportunities for those interested in having an experience outside the norm.
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