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Fieldwork
We follow the methods of organic, biointensive, and regenerative agriculture as practiced by two great masters of agriculture: Jean Martin Fortier and Curtis Stone. They demonstrate that there is an alternative to industrial agriculture. Agriculture based on fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals is harmful to health and the soil, leaving nutrients and minerals immobilized and unable to be absorbed by plants.

• Primarily fieldwork tasks
• Creating and working in gardens and greenhouses
• Planting, harvesting, and gathering
• Herding sheep and feeding horses
• Working with oxen and carts
• Transporting loads with packhorses
• Fixing fences and gates
• Cleaning the area (separating and managing waste in a remote area)

Responsible Tourism
From this perspective, responsible tourism involves developing and applying business management tools to minimize the negative impacts of tourism and increase the benefits for the host population. This is achieved through the application of voluntary good practices that favor the social, economic, and/or environmental conditions of the destination.

• Welcoming and greeting guests
• Ensuring the presentation, cleanliness, and order of the RB House and Glamping
• Conducting check-ins and check-outs according to internal processes
• Interacting with the RB field worker, gardener, muleteers, and neighbors
• Proposing actions to improve RB services
• Respecting and enforcing RB’s internal regulations, adhering to established safety norms

• Experience in outdoor activities
• Spanish-speaking
• Technical or university studies related to the field are highly valued
• Commitment to environmental care
• Responsibility, flexibility, and proactivity

• Ability to work in a team and adapt to mountain schedules
• Physically active
• Practicing self-care at all times
• Ability to swim
• Bringing personal equipment: tent, mattress, sleeping bag, stove, pots, flashlight, etc.