Descobreix els camps de treball sobre protecció del medi ambient i sostenibilitat i sobre desarmament i pau. N’hi ha més de 130 al territori i arreu del món!

Hi ha camps al territori i arreu del món sobre una gran varietat de temàtiques: antiracisme, gènere, infants, persones en situació de dependència, recuperació del territori i art, entre d’altres. En aquesta notícia, però, destacarem els camps que es centren en la protecció del medi ambient i sostenibilitat i en desarmament i pau.

La quota de participació en un camp és de 150€ que inclouen els 100€ en despeses de gestió, formació prèvia i assegurança i els 50 € de la quota anual de sòcia de l’SCI Catalunya. Aquí tens tots els passos a seguir per inscriure’t a un camp de treball. No en tens prou? Vine a una xerrada informativa sobre els camps de treball!

Has de tenir en compte que abans de participar en qualsevol camp de treball és obligatori anar a alguna de les formacions prèvies. Enguany són els dies 24 i 25 de maig a Mura i el 5 i 6 de juliol a Fogars de Montclús.

Aquests són alguns dels camps disponibles sobre protecció mediambiental i sobre desarmament i pau, però pots consultar-ne més al buscador de camps d’SCI Internacional, n’hi ha més de 130! Podreu utilitzar els filtres de dates, edats i temàtiques.

CAMPS DE TREBALL SOBRE PROTECCIÓ DEL MEDI AMBIENT

AUSTRIA: “Nature, not Nationalism” – Protecting Alpine Forests responsibily (9th – 16th of July)

Description: Many plant species have been introduced by humans to areas that they are not native to, also in the mountains of Tyrol in the Austrian Alps. These non-native plants often are a threat for the delicate balance of local ecosystems and biodiversity, competing with native plant species. By participating in this camp, you will contribute to meaningful conservation work while engaging in discussions about ethical, indigenous and anti-racist approaches to ecology.

Type of work: We will spend 5 hours a day doing physical work. We will remove non-native plants from the forests of the village by cutting the plants.

BELGIUM: Experience permaculture and discovery of vegetable kitchen (13th – 29th of July)

Description: “Les Amis du Village”, located in Beauvechain, is above all a place where you can discover and exchange ideas on the principles of permaculture, well-being, and creativity. This citizen initiative, led by a couple and their relatives, offers internships, trainings, and workshops to anyone interested in learning about gardening techniques, food preservation, or mushroom cultivation, within an environment of individual and group creativity.

Type of Work: Throughout the entire duration of the project, volunteers will work in the vegetable garden, carrying out various tasks (harvesting, cleaning, composting, sowing, planting, cooking, preserving…) and work on the renovation of a building using various natural materials (such as clay and straw). On Sunday, 27th of July, an “Open Day” is taking place. Volunteers will help set up the event and assist in some of its related tasks (animations, bar, etc.) and can also take a look at the partners’ projects.

GERMANY: Experience Renewable Energies I (16th – 30th of July)

Description: Located in Glücksburg on the Flensburg Fjord, near the Danish border, this non-profit organization runs a clay-architecture guesthouse and a climate park for tourists and visitors. They also host projects and seminars on global learning. To keep the buildings, climate park, and nature experience area in top shape, ongoing repairs and expansions are needed. Join other volunteers in maintaining and enhancing the park, ensuring it remains an inspiring place for visitors!

Type of Work: Join us in the construction of a straw bale house and help with maintenance and landscaping in the Climate Park for visitors. Get hands-on with building and renovation tasks like woodworking, painting, gardening, and upkeep such as mowing the meadow and weeding.

GERMANY: Ecological Farming for a Sustainable Future (27th of July – 5th of August)

Description: In a village in the midst of a beautiful hilly landscape lies the “Kastanienhof”, an old, four-sided half-timbered farm, which today belongs to the non-profit association “Lebens und Agrarkulturelle Initiative e.V.”. Its goals are: ecological agriculture with the aim of preserving old crops and endangered farm animals, renewable energies, historical-biological building and communal living. A multigenerational house is also being built.

Type of Work: Work is done on the listed building: woodwork, plastering with clay and cement, building on scaffolding. You learn a lot of craftsmanship. In addition, there will be small agricultural work and there will be a joint harvest and cooking for all helpers. On the weekend of 2.-3.8.2025, the Kastanienhof participates in the medieval market festival on the castle “Burg Hanstein” with the sale of products and homemade ice cream.

CAMPS DE TREBALL SOBRE DESARMAMENT I PAU

FINLAND: Food not bombs (23rd of June – 4th of July)

Description: Food Not Bombs is an international campaign that works in hundreds of cities around the world to inspire the public to participate in changing and educating society by helping in a concrete way. The idea of the campaign is to focus our resources on solving problems like hunger, homelessness and poverty while seeking an end to war, continuous rearmament and the destruction of the environment. In practice, this is done by giving out vegan meals in public places to anyone in need. The campaign is also closely connected to food waste issues, and much of the cooking is done with donated food.

Type of Work: During the camp, volunteers will organize five meal-sharing events around Helsinki. The volunteers’ tasks include cooking, bringing the food to the event location, giving it out during the event, and cleaning up afterwards. Volunteers are also welcome to participate in announcing the meal-sharing events and collecting food donations.

NETHERLANDS: Counter NATO! (15th of June – 23th of July)

Description: This years NATO summit will be held in the so called ´City of Peace´, The Hague, NL. Secretary-general Rutte recently stated that ´we´ must prepare for war and should seriously invest in defense. This must have been the finest music in the ears of the arms (trade) industry. The EU follows as well. A coalition of peace-organizations in the Netherlands, together with the international No-to-NATO coalition decided to organize a counter-summit at June 21+22 just before the NATO-summit. We are going to prepare for peace and the first aim will be dismantling the NATO.

Type of work: Before the counter-summit the volunteers will paint banners and prepare creative action-formats for the weekend. They also prepare the venue and the cooking, disseminate flyers/posters and carry-out other last-minute publicity work; among others possible involvement in writing international press-releases. During the weekend they will carry out the creative actions. At the summit itself they will be ´guardians´ of the venue and its halls. Other tasks will be helping with preparing and serving the meals and coffee/tea, supporting the info-counter, setting and re-setting chairs and tables, cleaning etc. At the large demonstration tasks will be: building up/dismantling the stage and being stewards, together with others (safe-guarding the demo) etc.

També pots fer un camp de treball al territori o coordinar-ne un! Si tens qualsevol dubte pots escriure’ns a camps@scicat.org.