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La Gran Vista Agroecological Farm.
Basic Information
Address: El Peje de Daniel Flores de Pérez Zeledón, 300 metros Sur de la Escuela, Costa Rica, Central América.
Phone Number: (506) 89248983
Email: lagranvista@hotmail.com
Director: Ing. Donald Villalobos, Finca la Gran Vista
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Additional Information
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: 30
Ages for Volunteer: 18 to 57
Hours of Service: 8
Minimum Hours of Service Required: 6
Days of Service: monday to friday
Languages: English
Languages used as a Medium: English
Experience Required:
Bring a positive, hard-working attitude. Volunteers must have their own comprehensive medical insurance, plus some sort of travel insurance, including a cancellation policy.
Programs Open To: We are happy to receive volunteers, student groups, families, and environmental interns from abroad. In addition, eco-tourism organizations send groups of volunteers to La Gran Vista every year to participate in the project.
We offer opportunities for undergraduate groups, ASB, graduate students, and researchers to pursue specific interests or field work pertaining to sustainability and organic farming. Students looking to pursue a career in sustainability will have the opportunity to have practical experience that will be invaluable to their future endeavors.
Application Process:
By E mail
Visa Requirements:
Ask local Embassy.
Mission Statement:
Mission: To present a self-sufficient model of a farm that demonstrates the kindness and efficiency of sustainable ecological agriculture
Vision: To settle down a model of an Organic Integrated Farm that can serve as reference for producers and students that are interested in taking part in healthy and friendly methods in dealing with the environment.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We are open for everyone.
Social Networks:
Facebook, Skype.