A month ago, I completed a PDC in Permaculture, which really opened my heart and eyes to a new way of living. Since then, I’ve been wanting to travel and discover different ways of connecting with nature and with people. WWOOFing seems like the perfect platform to do that.

PLEASE CALL ONLY - DO NOT send Emails. I have 6 very pretty acres with a stream running from front to back, with lots of trees. I raise my own sheep, poultry, pigeons & veggies for the table. You can fish for Trout & Red Fin 200 meters from my front door. Wildlife includes platypus, wallabies, lyrebirds with pockets of rainforest still abound. Volunteering includes helping with property maintenance, tree/shrub planting, gardening, etc. An extra pair of hands is always welcome. Can sign for 2nd & 3rd year visas for bushfire recovery help. Accommodation for 1 person in my home or BYO. Mixed meals. Non-smokers only. I am easy-going & flexible and enjoy the cultural exchange. Can P/U from Trafalgar station and drop off for public transport to places like Lakes Entrance, Phillip Island or the Fairy Penguin Parade.

Linking volunteers with organic farmers and growers to promote cultural and educational experiences Mission Statement WWOOF is a worldwide movement linking volunteers with organic farmers and growers to promote cultural and educational experiences based on trust and non-monetary exchanges, helping to build a sustainable global community.

Organically certified farm and plant Nursery, we have a large Community farm , walking distance to town, shops and Pub

I’m drawn to WWOOF because I want to learn new skills through hands-on experience and immerse myself more deeply in the local culture and way of life. I’m especially interested in community living, off-grid setups, and regenerative practices. This journey is also about exchange – I’d love to contribute with the skills and experiences I already have, while learning from others and being part of something meaningful. I believe in the power of shared work, good conversations, and living close to the land.

A lifestyle block of about one hectare in the town of Bundanoon in the Southern Highlands with a large garden and a basalt forest at the back of the property linking up with Moreton National Park. We have citrus trees and a small organic vegetable garden. Most of the work is gardening, path building, mulching, weeding, native bush regeneration after the bushfires of 2020 and creating boxes to encourage gliders and birds back into the forest. We offer accommodation in our house for up to 2 people (2 bedrooms available) with an ensuite bathroom and shared meals.

I enjoy being outdoors and want to learn more about it and how nature works - especially in Australia, where so much is new for me. That's why I want to try WOOFing. I'm also interested in cultural exchange. Although I grew up on a farm with cows, my knowledge about is rather basic. I'm really looking forward to expanding my knowledge of nature and farming.

I'm keen to see Australia and I love spending time and working on farms. I enjoy travelling wwoofing seems like a great way to experience the country in a deeper way- getting to know the people and land through working with them.

About Our Farm We’re a small, family-run 5-acre permaculture property located in Shadforth, WA, just 4km from the beautiful town of Denmark on the south coast. Our farm is designed with permaculture principles and currently revolves around a chicken mandala system—where chickens rotate through garden zones to regenerate soil, control pests, and fertilise veggie beds. We have regeneratively grazed sheep, who need to me moved frequently. Work would also include planting fruit trees, and doing some light tractor work for earth shaping. Help Needed We’re looking for WWOOFers to assist with: Chicken care and feeding, sheep care and moving, Planting and maintaining the vegetable gardens, Making compost and caring for seedlings, Small construction and maintenance projects, Light tractor work (if skilled), tree planting  

Beautiful 230 hectare Regenerative Landcare award winning farm, that has now reached the status of being carbon neutral, running sheep for prime lamb production, cattle, practising agroforestry, natural building, cut native flowers, running regenerative farm tours and working dog schools. We are experimenting with some biodynamic and permaculture principles, and using cover cropping (multi species) to improve our soils and animal health.   We have sheep, cattle, alpacas & dogs. Two of our daughters and their partners and 3 children live on the property as well. If you would like to see what we do go to the facebook page "Yan Yan Gurt West Farm"

Our farm is half forest , half open clear land that we use to grow fruits ,nuts and a vegetable garden area to supply us with fresh food all year round .

This is a rural/residential property with extensive lawns, orchards and garden beds. It has been developed along Syntropic and Permaculture lines. It has a large dam which is used for irrigation.

Hi, my name’s Grant, thanks for stopping by. I’ve been wwoofing around the world for over 10 years. I am now creating an opportunity to pay some of those amazing experiences forward by hosting wwoofers amongst the urban growing spaces I have set up and contribute to in Sydney’s inner west The nature of our location means I can only host people who already have an interest in small-scale non-commercial food growing

Belted Galloway cattle farm in the southern highlands. We milk these cows, too - they love to be patted. We also raise chickens for breeding and eggs, have a Permaculture veggie garden, and have just planted hazelnut trees. We are at our next stage of bushfire recovery having completed fencing and felling some trees. There are many tasks still to do even though it has rained and looks green. We need to expand the permaculture areas, constant weeding, pruning fruit trees, planting bare rooted vines and transplanting fruit trees. We also maintain a small wildlife reserve on part of the farm and look at grasses to make sure that the wombats we co-exist with have enough to eat. Volunteer tasks include feeding chickens, tending veggie garden, moving cattle to strip graze, milking cows (in non drought situations), weeding, collecting firewood, composting & worm farming. Accomodation for 2 within our home. Shared meals, all cook together. Mixed diet. Vegetarians & vegans catered for. Children b.a. No smoking on property. Initial stay 12-14 days. Longer stays negotiable.

I joint WWOOF because I really want to work again. And I am looking for a place for a shorter time. I did some WWOOFing in New Zealand and that is still one of the best experiances that I've had in New Zealand. I learned to work in the garden, clean cabins and to work in the kitchen while doing WWOOFing.

Hey I join WWOOF, because I think its a good opportunity to learn new thinks, to see new places and learn maybe more of the real Australian culture:))

I'm here to find a way to travel and get to know Australia in a slower and more authentic way. I hope to find a place where we can share experiences in agriculture and sustainable living (specially learning about natural building), while also having some space to relax and take in all the new information. I'd love to share a meal, exchange stories, and hear suggestions (or even an invitation) for birdwatching or hiking in Tasmania🥾🦆 🙂

Discover life on two remote organic cattle stations in Queensland’s iconic Channel Country — Cannington Station near McKinlay and Montague Downs just outside Boulia. This is true Mitchell Grass Country: endless sweeping plains mixed with about 20% river systems that flood every few years, leaving behind rich bull Mitchell, permanent waterholes and thriving wildlife. The land is green and alive after a big wet. Helpers get involved in mustering, caring for dogs, cooking, cleaning, vehicle work, and exploring the property in buggies. At times you may even join station flights for work or joy rides. Pure outback living at its best.