I joined this community to find different experiences where the main focus is on human relationships rather than money. I find it fascinating to live inside another culture, to learn and understand part of its history. I love exchanging life philosophies and sharing different foods.

I like to give a hand to people who do good things for the nature and the community. Also, as I used to work at plastic reduction, teaching and documentary film making, I want to spend quality time learning about the relationship between human and environment.

I want to learn more about the joys of agriculture and to connct with nature. I believe there's much to learn and discover in Australia because I also want to interact with people.And I'm genuinely interested in understanding how others think and live. I'm quite curious by nature. Additionally, I want to explore the cultural differences between Australia and Japan to objectively reflect on my own values.

I became interested in joining WWOOF after learning a little about permaculture during one of my university lectures. Although it was a brief introduction, it sparked my curiosity about sustainable living and how people can live in harmony with nature. Since then, I have been eager to learn more and, eventually, practice it myself. I have heard that Australia is known for its strong focus on permaculture and sustainable farming practices, making it an ideal place for me to gain hands-on experience. By joining WWOOF in Australia, I hope to immerse myself in the local lifestyle, learning not only about farming techniques but also about how people live sustainably on a daily basis. This experience will give me valuable insights and skills that I can apply to my own life in the future, and help me contribute to a more sustainable world.

3.5 acre property, much of it is rain forest, situated about 20 km from Atherton between Lake Eacham and Lake Barrine. Flower & vegetable gardens. Peace, tranquillity & plenty of wildlife. Our interests include quilting, embroidery, literature, travel, cultural exchange, yoga, meditation. Anthony is an experienced teacher of English as a Second Language. Volunteer up to 4 hours per day including gardening and orchard work. Accommodation in our house for 2 people with own room & bathroom. No children or pets. Mixed diet. No Smoking Indoors. Length of stay is flexible. Please contact by direct email for quickest response.

I´ve always loved being outside and spending time in nature. My parents have a beautiful garden where I grew up, that´s how I learned gardening from an early age. I love animals and grew up caring for cats and chickens, today I live in a city that´s why I want to spend some of my free time working with or around animals. I enjoy gardening a lot and I would like to learn more about building and fixing things. Physical work is no problem for me as I´m a sporty person and I find it very rewarding working surrounded by nature. I´m also interested in learning more about organic and sustainable farming.

Hi We welcome you on our 30 acres of beautiful rainforest bordering National Park, 25 mins from Mullumbimby & 35 mins from Byron Bay. Impressive views with seasonal waterfalls, creek with swimming holes, wildlife, swimming dam, campfires etc. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A FEMALE WWOOFER FROM 25/02/24 UNTIL 20/03/24 WITH HER OWN CAR

'Fairy Hill' is a 40 acre property overlooking Pimlico Island spanning out to the Pacific Ocean, located 5 minutes from Ballina CBD with a short 30 min drive to beautiful Byron Bay. Volunteering includes potting, lawn care, forest regeneration & whipper snipping and general outdoor garden maintenance. Separate self contained accommodation for 2, King Single beds in one bedroom on lower level of double story house. Large Kitchen and Bathroom is shared, along with all meals. Access to the whole property is allowed which includes waterfalls and pool. Unfortunately No children are permitted. Smoking outside only. Initial stay 2-3 nights maximum, then terms of a longer visit can be negotiated.

I joined WWOOF because it seemed like a good way to start my stay in Australia, to have the opportunity to meet people without spending too much money and doing new things!

There are two reasons for joining WWOOF. First, I want to improve my English skills. If I can improve my English, I'll be able to enjoy my trip more. Second, I want to experience different cultures. I'll learn a lot of things by staying and working in Australia as a family member. I want to make use of what I learned at WWOOF when I become an elementary school teacher.

I joined WWOOF Australia to see more of this country, and see it through the eyes of a local as well. I am interested in sustainability (and sustainable agriculture particularly) and I think WWOOFing would offer a great opportunity to learn more about the topic.

Work exchanging, sharing positive energies and friendship and kindness, learning new skills, and meeting new, lovely and caring people, cultural exchange and helping each other out which fosters community

This is because I want to have an experience that I can't get through regular sightseeing, and I want to feel a connection with the local people through communication and doing common tasks. Additionally, it is important to us that the children have the opportunity to interact with each other.

5 acres in Denmark WA of clear pasture land. The property is 4 kms from the town of Denmark. High standard accommodation provided with own private facilities, wifi & TV. We are at the beginning of turning this open pasture into a permaculture food producing system using Linda Woodrows mandala system. Be part of setting up a double chicken mandala and food forest, integrated with sheep, guarded by a livestock guardian dog. In this exciting phase you will learn how to establish a garden and animal system from scratch. Tasks would include: gardening using permaculture principals (planting, propagating, creating compost, building swales etc), learning to safely operate a mini tractor for heavy work, training a young livestock guardian dog, moving sheep and chickens with mobile fencing, installing property fencing, etc. Delicious healthy food provided and dietary preferences accommodated. Our diet is low meat, gluten free, organic where possible. We are a family with two boys. languages spoken: English, Afrikaans, Dutch.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

When I’m not working: * I dive into the beautifully complex world of human psychology * I dabble in climbing * I try to understand quantum physics * I explore new things to find my Ikigai I love being inspired by people’s lives and stories. I’m always happy to connect with like-minded people and learn from their journeys. I cannot wait to expand my WWOOFing journey. What motivates me to WWOOF: The beautiful people in the community and the magic it is to live in harmony with nature! What I most hope to gain from WWOOFing: Build community and make new friends, Learn self-sufficiency or homesteading skills, Gain farming experience so I can become a farmer

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 : )