What is your previous experience with Organic Agriculture and Sustainable Development?
Wicking Beds. An above ground garden setup here in Austin, TX that's currently being popularized by "Food is Free." It's a movement to make community food network and encourage neighbors to share and enjoy what they need directly from each others front yards. Wicking beds conserve moisture by allowing you to water beneath the soil instead of on the surface. This way, even in the middle of a Texas summer, you only have to water every two weeks, because the water wicks up from beneath instead of evaporating off the topsoil immediately.
What are your reasons for joining WWOOF Mexico?
Learning about sustainable living and agriculture, Getting to know Mexico better
What do you want the farms and fellow WWOOFers to know about you?
Texas is the only place I've ever lived, and right now I'm in the perfect place in my life to start seeing the other 99% of the world. I'm in the process of getting a degree in Environmental Science at the University of Texas at Austin, but after 15 years of school school school I need something different. WWOOF to the rescue. It gives me the opportunity to travel the world and get some real-world field experience in my focus. I've been searching for a solution for a long time now and it looks like I've found it. A little extra... I'm really into music. Any form of art really, but music especially. Piano, guitar, and brass instruments I have under my belt. Let's jam. Also, being in Texas I have basic Spanish skills. I've loved camping and the outdoors my whole life, so being in a jungle in the tropics is a dream. My main interest is sustainability and ecology and YOU are the people to learn from. Look forward to hearing from you! -Michael
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