I’ve just joined WWOOF because I want to find like minded people, with access to beautiful land, with whom I can grow food.

I own 25 acres of steep, rocky land in W Tree in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. Over almost 35 years I have built (with considerable help) a lovely passive solar mudbrick house, planted crazy numbers of trees, gardened and raised my wonderful son. In many ways, I have worked towards a dream from my early 20's to build a country life. My place is lovely. The vast expanse of bushland that surrounds it is beyond spectacular. We can Sign off on your 2nd Year Visas as we were affected by the 2019-2020 Bushfires. PLEASE NOTE: MUST be fully Vaccinated- thank you

Hi there! We are a young couple living as sustainable as possible on our 6 acre property in Buxton NSW. We homestead and have ducks, chickens, sheep, goats, quails and an old greyhound dog 🐕. Beau uses some of the animals for food, but Lisa is vegetarian. We grow fruit and vegetables, organically & using a holistic approach.  We swap produce with neighbours. We are part of Land for Wildlife. 2.5 acres is native bush and preserved for the future. We regenerate parts of our boundaries. Our property backs onto Nattai NP and is home to the Gang Gang, Glossy-and Yellow tailed Black Cockatoos. We are lucky with the Wilderness behind our property and regularly go for walks We also have a beehive🐝. That helps us pollinate our food plants. You can taste our yummy honey! We can host up to 2 people and prefer to host from 1 day up to 1 week (longer by negotiation).  There are 2 rooms in our house, and there is a room in a separate building. We like to include you in our family. If you want to do your own thing that is completely fine to, just let us know what you prefer.

I did a Woofing experience in Sweden in a farm for 3 weeks 2 years ago, which I loved and I’m eager to learn more about sustainable agricultural practices and ways of living and also all about your culture in Australia 🙂

I am interested in local Aussie life, living in nature, such as organic farming and dairy farming. I would like to use this as an opportunity to meet people in a new environment and try new things, thereby expanding my own values and perspective.

We live near Toogoolawah on a 500acre regenerative beef property. We have a small breeding herd which we cell graze across 30 paddocks. We are passionate about regenerating the soil, and use pasture cropping and legume planting to boost soil fertility and grass production. We have a diverse ecosystem and are passionate about restoring biodiversity by planting tree corridors and creating habitat for Australian bird life and marsupials to thrive. We have a large orchard, and vegetable garden where we enjoy growing our own produce with regenerative and permaculture principles.   We have 3 daughters (2 at boarding school) who enjoy riding horses, and helping with farm work.

Pademelon Park Wildlife Refuge provides rescue, rehabilitation and hopefully release for orphaned and injured wildlife on the East Coast of Tasmania

ChatGPT I joined WWOOF driven by a profound desire to immerse myself in the world of sustainable agriculture. Motivated by a passion for organic farming and a commitment to environmental stewardship, I saw WWOOFing as the perfect avenue to merge my enthusiasm with hands-on learning. By engaging with like-minded individuals and contributing to diverse farming practices, I aim to deepen my understanding of sustainable living and cultivate meaningful connections within a community that shares my values. WWOOFing represents not just a journey into agriculture but a transformative experience that aligns with my commitment to a more sustainable and interconnected world.

We are a family run enterprise that runs a certified organic  grass fed beef property just outside of Thangool. We are a breeding and finishing operation and we use time control rotational grazing to help us improve our soils. We have many working dogs, horses and a simple vegetable garden. We would like help mustering cattle and helping water infrastructure, fixing fences and general maintenance ect...also basic household cleaning. We have a stationary renovated caravan with double bed and single bed/couch air conditioning. We are 29km out of Biloela, approximately 2hrs from Rockhampton and 1 hour from Gladstone. If you are heading to North Qld or travelling South again, we could be a good spot to stop for a week or two.

Seeking a couple, 2 friends or single person for 1 to 2 weeks. Physically able to carry out garden maintenance. Varied tasks like pruning, mulching, composting, weeding, planting and sometimes assisting with new projects. Our 15 acre property, of which more than half is natural forest with a large dam at the bottom of the slope, is 25min drive from Noosa Heads. Wildlife, including kangaroos & many bird species, is abundant. There are views across the tree tops, beyond Lake Cootharaba, to the Teewah sands on coast just north of Noosa. We have a permaculture design garden where we grow our own fruit & vegetables, recently incorporating syntropic agriculture. If you have an interest in permaculture, biodynamics or syntropic farming and are studying or wanting to gain experience in these fields please apply. The accommodation provided is a newly renovated self-contained cottage which is situated next to the main house. Campervan/camping facilities also available if required. We provide and have a shared lunch together as the main meal but ask that you prepare you own breakfast and a light evening meal in your accommodation. All food is provided. We request 5 hours day of your willing energy, 5 days a week. Internet is available but mobile reception is not reliable if not Telstra. Preferred stay is 1 - 2 weeks. (Longer stay may be considered and negotiated ) There is no public transport but we are prepared to take you to Noosa occasionally. Lake Cootharaba at Boreen Point is 5 minute drive which is a lovely spot to spend time and relax or have a swim. If you enjoy a peaceful, quiet, natural environment, then this is the place for you. Kindly contact us through this website by sending a message.

1. Passion for Horticulture and Sustainable Environmental Practices: Gardening isn't just a hobby for me—it's my jam! I've been digging in the dirt for years, and along the way, I've become totally obsessed with doing it in a way that's good for the planet. Think of me as a bit of a plant whisperer, always geeking out over organic farming methods like permaculture and companion planting. I'm all about keeping it natural, from dodging chemicals to boosting soil health with compost and worm castings. And don't even get me started on water—conservation is key, my friend! I've got this whole drip irrigation setup going on, plus I'm a rainwater harvesting ninja. Because let's face it, every drop counts! 2. Commitment to Environmental Stewardship: Being a good steward of the environment is my jam. Seriously, I'm all about protecting Mother Nature and leaving this planet better than I found it. Whether it's choosing native plants to support the local critters or diving into regenerative farming practices to give our soil some love, I'm on it. And WWOOFing? It's not just about sharing what I know; it's about learning from others who are just as passionate about saving the planet as I am. Together, we're on a mission to make our gardens greener and our world brighter! g

We want to meet new people meet the locals and make new experiences. We´d like to learn more about the country we are travelling, and the people living there, and also we like to travel on a budget. I like to work with animals and plants just as much (especially trees, because of my occupation).

We want to join WWOOF to immerse ourselves with different hosts: eating, talking, and sharing activities with them. We are ready to contribute and work in various fields, such as planting, harvesting, domestic tasks, and working with animals. We are particularly fond of domestic and farm animals, especially cats 😉 The main reason we choose WWOOF for our future experience is to develop our English skills. WWOOF is a great opportunity to be accompanied in a country that is unfamiliar to us.

Situated in the mountains surrounded by three State Forests between Lismore and Tenterfield, aiming for self-sufficiency with  permaculture/syntropic food forests, vegetable gardens, medicinal herb garden, small livestock (geese, ducks, heritage breed poultry, guinea fowl,quail and rabbits). Lovely community suitable for homeschooling families, couples or singles; with library in progress, first aid infirmary and herbal apothecary. Basic comfortable self contained caravan accommodation provided, or  park your own.

Off grid life. Organic permaculture gardens. We are well on the journey to become sustainable. We grow and forage bush Tucker. We have a bush and beach life being surfers. Our days consist of connecting with our kids, working in the gardens, surfing, preparing and sharing food around a fire. We live 15mins from the coast. Kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and birdlife are co existing with us at our place. We do not have any domestic animals. We have two children who are 6 and 4, you will need to be good with kids because they love connecting also. We love to share Aboriginal culture with visitors. youtu.be/_KADW6VV3WI

I join WWOOF because I think wwoofing is a very intereting for my project who is to improve my english, exit my comfort life and discover new culture. I really want to help a farm family and in exchange of goods moments

I love getting my hands dirty more than anything else. I hope to find a sweet, organic farm to spend some time at in September.

I like to spend some time with local people, it's the best way to travel ! I have already done a wwoofing in Canada and love it, so why not doing it again 🙂

I'm on wwoof with the aim of meeting unexpected people from Australia and other countries, participating in a solidarity project that can teach me new things and to which I could contribute. Immersing myself in Australian culture is important to me.

After traveling India, and volunteering in a permaculture farm in Auroville, I became incredibly inspired by the possibilities it holds for the future. Now I am on another journey through Australia, hoping to expand this new found passion and take part in the global improvement of our relationship with nature, food and community.