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Kinga Margarita y Kudra Mariposa
  • Female
  • San Pedro la Laguna, Solola
  • Guatemala

Kinga Margarita y Kudra Mariposa's Contacts

  • Gail Edith Blackburn
  • Benzi Papo
  • Lucas Hofmann
  • hostel solferino paradise
  • luis miguel mayagoitia medina
  • humberto moro
  • Melissa McNell
  • Terresa Beck
  • Tina Rosa

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What is your previous experience with Organic Agriculture and Sustainable Development?
Gardening, landscaping, sprouting seeds, watching grass grow... I took a 72 hour permaculture course a couple years ago That and many others I can share with anyone. Living off the grid- solar power and compostible toilets...I have not much trash to dispose, like to make crafts with toilet paper tubes or other things...UP-cycling, RE-cycling...finding new uses for old things,,
What are your reasons for joining WWOOF Mexico?
Learning about sustainable living and agriculture, Getting to know Mexico better, Other
What do you want the farms and fellow WWOOFers to know about you?
I love honey bees! Visit my page, my biggest volunteer project at: www.facebook.com/HoneyILoveyouSo I take care of earth worms too! :) Beside the dirty stuff, I am a peaceful and fun loving person, a former property manager exploring Latin America with my doggie Kudra "Mariposa" Amiga. We've visited ten Mexican states together, and soon her adventures will be published as an e-book. We travel most of the times by bus, finding a ride is rare for us. We appreciate the little things in life, and big open spaces. Working and living at Zihuatanejo Beach Retreat on Playa la Gatas, the only place in Zihuatanejo without a street or sidewalk. In the 70's it used to be a Nature Study Center and we tried to bring some of it's former glory back. I was the ecology promoter, leasing agent, decorator, gardener and dog sitter. I would like to return to similar environs, but steady internet is important to me, I am a freelance writer/ proofreader/ translator/ travel planner. Oh, yes, last but not least, I like to cook and my meals are fantastic. Only because of my budget, they have been mostly vegetarian, but always colorful, delicious, easy to assemble and economic.

Hola!

Thank you for visiting my profile.

From top to bottom you will learn all the projects I have worked with, but at the present time am in the regions of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala, trying to meet a self-imposed deadline to complete Volume I of my friends memoir.

My friend is a four-legged Mexican who am helping write a dual language book for children called "Donde esta Kudra?/ Where is Kudra?"

To give you a little insight of our voyages, I was ecology promoter and leasing agent at Zihuatanejo Beach Retreat, a former Nature Study Center owned and directed by Senor Owen Lee, a spokesperson for Jacques Cousteau on the famous "Calypso".

Kudra and I lived in a lovely rustic bungalow with a palapa roof, on a beach with no streets or cars or sidewalks, nor wifi...

Owen is the author of a book "Prisoner in Paradise" his story about his love affair with the land.

He had a stroke in 2013 and his guardian had different plans for the property, so we had to move on.

We lived in San Miguel de Allende for almost five seasons, where I worked at a bookshop for a time, with Kudra at my side.

I assisted Grupo Ecologico de la Costa Verde in Nayarit. It is the Olive Ridley conservation project in San Francisco NAY.

From picking freshly laid eggs from nests dug 2 feet deep in the sand, to releasing the last set of hatchlings. 

(Kudra was not born yet then, but I heard dogs like baby turtles as snacks so it worked out well for us all)
Unlike farm or ranch detail, turtles are nocturnal creatures, so tending to them and daily tasks in the community were a challenge in the start, but thankfully like all harvests, subside.

When I was not busy with turtles, I assisted at EntreAmigos, a community center in San Pancho. I became a teacher, library assistant, a clerk at their thrift shop...

I also woofed in Hawaii, assisting landowners with basic upkeep on various properties in the Puna District of the Big Island. I lived on many off the grid properties, improving their sustainability. from water catchment systems to solar panel installation, and eco-friendly toilet systems.

Kudra and I would be happy to devote our time wiht your project!

Since travels for her and I are a little strenuous (we usually do this on a bus, never a plane), we prefer a longer term commitment.

And please ascertain that wifi is available, as it is my only form of making a living...

With utmost respect,

Elvira and Kudra

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Messages Box (8 messages)

At 5:21pm on May 28, 2009, Paloma Goldberg said…
Hi are you interested in a month in New Mexico l7 miles south of santa fe. If so please respond again to my posting through mexico. I am no longeer in Mexico until next January. thank you
At 4:59pm on May 29, 2009, Wally Carlson said…
Hi Elvira and Keiszer,
Thanks for your interest in our farm. Would you please respond back to our email: hwallycarlson@hotmail.com Our farm is south of San Blas in the state of Nayarit on the Pacific coast. We are currently harvesting and processing mangoes. We have some other projects too which may interest you. We look forward to hearing back from you.
Amaranth
At 8:38pm on April 8, 2010, Melissa McNell said…
Sure--we have interesting projects happening all of the time--just let us know when you want to come our way.

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