We have been developing our Permaculture Homestead on our 21ha property for over 3 years now. Equipped with a solid Permaculture skillset, thanks to Bill Mollison‘s legacy and our hands-on approach, we progress further with our plentiful projects: creating a Food Forest, Veggie Gardens, working on Biodiversity, supporting Wildlife and focusing on Regenerative Practises.

We join WWOOF to have the opportunity to meet people in a different way of living, because we are curious and we also want to learn basics about the wwoof lifestyle. To be closer from nature as well.

I joined WWOOF because of my love for travel, nature and animals. This experience allows me to visit Australia while meeting people and learn the different ways people live their lives here. I seek to learn new and more ways to farm, take care of a land and animals! I see it as a wonderful experience, to exchange and learn from the locals. I do not seek traditional tourist vacation in expensive hotels or very touristic places, so this form of travelling is the one that fits best and excites me the most to travel to 🙂

We join WWOOF in order to help hosts around Australia during our trip in the country. For us, it is a good way to improve our English et share experiences with Australian citizens.

I have experienced a range of farm jobs as my profile, but I haven't experienced work on organic farms yet.  Most of farms I've worked used some chemical and artificial manure, while some didn't use it and grew naturally. So I'd like to learn organic farming in Austraila, where has larger lands than in Japan. And I really feel worrying about Japanese agriculture because of the recent situation in Japan. So I would like to learn agriculture more deeply from various perspectives. Plus, when I stayed in New Zealand, my roommate recommended wwoof, but I did not have opportunities to do so. So in Australia, I would like to participate in wwoof and utilize my experiences of farm jobs.

New environmentally friendly home on 1 acre of land surrounded by forests in beautiful Marysville, abundance of birds and many native animals live in surrounding bush. Currently establishing an orchard and vegetable garden, with chickens and not so helpful goats. We hope to reintroduce Beehives very soon. Extremely peaceful location and yet walking distance to local café. Very safe village with a friendly local community. Numerous walking tracks are nearby, lots of areas suitable for trout fishing.

I registered on this site after hearing about the experience of one of my seniors who went to Australia using this site. I thought about going on a working holiday, but I decided to use this application because I wanted to be directly involved in agriculture.

I'm currently looking for a change of accommodation, & am willing to work for the opportunity. I enjoy working with my hands, & am interested in taking on new challenges.

I joined WWOOF because I think it's a great way to experience the beauty of nature in the country. I usually live the city life so I want to experience something completely different! I'm interested in learning about life in nature, farming, nature conservation, wildlife and daily activities on the land.

Joining the Wwoofing program in Australia is mainly about improving my English skills and ensuring stable accommodation while also exploring a new trade and making new connections. It's an opportunity to immerse myself in an English-speaking environment, enhancing my language abilities significantly. Additionally, it provides a stable housing option, crucial for exploring the country comfortably. Moreover, Wwoofing offers a unique chance to learn new skills, contribute to sustainable projects, and meet people from diverse backgrounds who share a passion for exploration and learning. Overall, it's an exciting adventure that combines language improvement, skill development, and meaningful connections.

I'm in Australia for 6 months with a working holiday visa to travel in the country. I join WWOOF because i would like to volunteer during this trip. With woofing i'm looking for many things : Meet peoples like foreigners but also australians. It's one of my goal with this trip ; Exchange to improve my english level ; Discover a new culture (traditions, food, ...). I make this trip to open myself up to others cultures ; Develop and learn new skills thanks to differents experiences. I worked in the same job since 8 years. I'm curious and i make this trip to learn several things ; Discover the country with differents experiences trough my travel ; Be useful for hosts. It's important to me ; Woofing is a good way for me to make savings during the trip. I hope to meet you and help you during my trip.

Urban farms and productive gardens connected by gates. Joes Connected Garden at Elizabeth Grove grow a vast range of fruit, herbs and veg (along with ducks, chickens and bees); Andrews Urban Farm at Elizabeth East grows veg and fruit, but also has honey production, aquaponics and a flock of prizewinning ducks and chickens. We have two small nurseries and a significant national fig collection as well. Around 15 properties are connected across the two locations, of which around 9 will be available for wwoofing. In our properties we focus on education and host frequent workshops in all aspects of edible gardening and associated horticulture, including propagating, pruning and grafting; resident wwoofers can attend our workshops for free. Wwoofers can gain skills in various aspects of organic gardening, and also in garden-related construction and the use of tools. We are engaged in community development and we host regular activities for local schools, including for indigenous students and those with special needs. We maintain close relationships with grassroots community groups and wwoofers can expect to visit at least one of these in their time here. John, one of our garden owners, is into cooking and loves experimenting and learning new recipes, so when he is available, wwoofers who like food are most welcome. Our giant wood oven at Andrews Urban farm always looks forward to events and workshops with yummy contributions from visitors.😁

We like the idea of exchanging time and energy for meaningful experiences. WWOOFing feels like a good way to meet people, learn new skills, and discover different ways of living — all while staying connected to nature.

Just to go to somewhere nice, meet nice people and enjoy some outdoors work, hopefully learn something along the way 🙂 A lot of the woofing has a focus on sustainability which i am interested in and would like to be a part of : )

After months of receiving so much from nature and the communities around us, we feel it’s time to give back. Joining WWOOF feels like a natural next step — a chance to contribute, to learn more about sustainable living, farming, and animal care, and to connect with inspiring people. We’re coming with open hearts, eager minds, and a strong work ethic, hoping to build real relationships, support meaningful projects, and continue growing through this beautiful journey

I see WWOOFing as a beautiful and open platform to share the amazing experience of being alive with others. It’s a rich opportunity to exchange knowledge, skills, and stories with people I meet along the way. I'm passionate about learning non-conventional ways of living more in harmony with nature and the environment. Connecting with hosts and fellow WWOOFers who share this mindset is something I truly value. Being able to help hosts and collaborate through a platform that encourages mutual support, learning, and cultural exchange is something I deeply appreciate. WWOOFing allows us to build genuine relationships, contribute to meaningful projects, and grow as individuals all while living simply and with purpose. For me, it’s more than just volunteering; it’s about creating community, exploring conscious ways of living, and celebrating the joy of working with the land and with like minded people.

I like this concept of exchange,the possibility of meeting people who are also interested in meeting and passing on knowledge. Contact whith nature,permaculture,animals and environemental protection are important to me.

I would like to spend my holiday vacations wwoofing and learning more about regenerative agriculture and sustainable productions, as I aspire to have my own production in the future. The past holidays I joined wwoofing and worked as a volunteer in a blueberry production Portugal with two friends. I really enjoyed the different activites and I am interested in learning more about this lifestyle and how to manage a food production.