I hope that by living and interacting with you all, I can learn new values ​​and humanity and grow as a person.

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.

We want to travel Australia, experiencing its culture, meeting its people, and learning from them. WWOOF is a fantastic opportunity to stay with locals in beautiful places and learn new skills while contributing to environmentally-conscious projects. Jed would be interested to share knowledge with fellow beekeepers and learn how to grow wildflowers to support his bees as part of his developing apiary and buisness back in Scotland. I'm planning to do a PhD when I get home from Australia and am considering a move towards plant sciences/agriculture so it would be great to acquire some basic plant husbandry skills.

I already have a couple wwoofing experiences from my past year doing a working holiday in New Zealand and really enjoyed the opportunity to meet locals and learn about the land and the different ways people live off it.

We run a small regenerative/biodynamic hobby farm in Perth Hills. Our main produce is, Bath Milk” and we consider ourselves a micro dairy. We have 5 milking cows, meat cows, sheep/lambs, chickens, bee hives and an orchard of 300 fruit trees! We live very simply, consciously and low-tox. We are seeking assistance with (not all but some) of the daily tasks including animal feeds, maintaining the orchard and possibly assisting with the dairy packaging.

We joined the Wwoofing app to live an authentic experience in Australia, learn new things, and meet local people. We love the idea of exchanging our time and energy for sharing, learning, and simple moments. For us, it’s a beautiful way to discover the country differently, take part in meaningful projects, and get closer to nature.

A great way of seeing rural parts of Australia and learn new things and hopefully met interesting characters. I love animals and have spent time on family farms growing up which I enjoyed. I’m an outdoor person and would like to see how others manage and live on the land using different techniques in growing and farming.

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 would like to join WWOOF in Australia because I am very interested in learning about Australian agriculture and sustainable farming practices. I believe that by working directly on farms, I can gain hands-on experience and deepen my understanding of the land, crops, and lifestyle in rural Australia. Another reason is that I would like to stay in Australia for a longer period of time and travel around different regions. WWOOF offers a unique opportunity to explore many areas while being part of local communities, rather than just being a tourist. Finally, I am eager to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures. I believe cultural exchange is one of the most valuable experiences in life, and I would love to share my own culture while learning from hosts and fellow WWOOFers. I am excited to contribute, learn, and grow through this program.

10 acres, huge garden, lots of vegetation, natural and natives, big rose garden and vines. A great veggie garden, with fruit trees. Care and keep horses Beautiful large home with a pool. Horses and bird life

I decided to join WWOOFing because I truly believe it’s one of the best and most meaningful ways to get involved, learn new things, and experience life from a different angle — especially when it comes to farming and ecology. For me, it’s the most effective and genuine way to gain insight into how people work with nature and live sustainably. I’m more than happy to work and contribute in exchange for the chance to learn directly from those who have real experience and knowledge in this field. I also really like the spirit behind the whole concept — it carries a kind of optimism and humanity that I find inspiring. Maybe that sounds a little sentimental, but to me, it represents something real and hopeful: people helping each other, sharing skills, and connecting through meaningful work. Another reason is that I want to balance my academic life with practical experience. While my studies in English and Philosophy teach me a lot about ideas and perspectives, WWOOFing gives me the chance to learn from life itself — from the source, so to speak. I think it would be difficult to gain that kind of knowledge in any other way. My stay in Australia is something I expect to be deeply meaningful — not just for my career, but for my personal growth as well. I don’t want to just walk the well-trodden paths or experience the country as a tourist. I want to do something different, something a bit unusual, and hopefully make a small, positive difference — however small it may be.

Come and join volunteering with us at Glenview Alpaca Farm! Here everyone is valued and so all our animals have a name! We give them a whole lot of love and they give it back to us! Come and meet our alpacas, emus, chickens and goats, also dogs and peacocks! We love sharing and caring for animals and nature, so if you share the same love, we can't wait to meet you at Glenview Alpaca Farm!

I had two awesome WWOOF experience in New Zealand and I want to do it again ! I experienced the life in two different offgrid places, and living with pretty much only what the nature want you to have was pretty interesting.

Located in Macclesfield, Vic, Royal Meadows Farm is conveniently located between the Dandenong Ranges and the Yarra Valley and is surrounded by rolling hills, farms and natural bushland. An easy and scenic drive to delightful towns such as Olinda, Sassafras, Gembrook, Yarra Glen, Warburton and Healesville, Royal Meadows is the perfect base from which to explore this beautiful part of Victoria. The main activity on our 20 acre farm is the Royal Meadows Equestrian Centre where we agist and train horses. The horses are managed according to equi-central and land regenerative principles. We grow our own hay for the horses and all manure is composted and used either in the veggie gardens or spread on the fields to help replenish the soil. In addition to the horses we also run a number other farming activities – namely breeding a small flock of Suffolk sheep, growing a small orchard, vegetable gardens and raising bees. Careful management of cross grazing different livestock means deep-rooted, healthy pastures, which also leads to rich organic material for gardens and trees. Royal Meadows is built on principles of sustainable living, regenerative agriculture, self-sufficiency and equi-centric horse training. The property is powered by off-grid solar electricity and sustained with the help of captured rainwater. Bush areas have been reserved for native wildlife and as such Kookaburras, rosellas, blue wrens and cockatoos are common and the property is also home to wombats. Don’t be surprised if you also see kangaroos, soaring wedge tailed eagles and the occasional echidna. The accommodation consists of a cosy two-room wing of the house which has both private and shared entrances, a bedroom, private bathroom and lounge area with small kitchenette.

I decided to pause my career to pursue personal growth and embrace meaningful, valuable work in Australia on a Working Holiday Visa 462. While exploring options that meet the requirements for a second WHV, the opportunity to WWOOF felt so special. Living on a farm and experiencing the cultural exchange—understanding how people live, what they value, and how they connect to their land and community—is so rare and beautiful, and nothing feels more enticing to us right now.

We are a small tourist resort (pet friendly) on 155 acres close to wellknown resorts of Thredbo and Perisher and Jindabyne. We have self contained accommodation for guests as well as guesthouse. Beautiful expansive gardens and sculptures. Mountain walks. Interesting collections abound. Relaxed atmosphere with always something interesting to do. Great atmosphere in private and relaxed property. Volunteering includes gardening, maintenance & projects, painting, etc. Housework. Cooking should you enjoy. Learn lots of skills in different areas. Yummy meals. Our gardens are beautiful, have sculptures, quirky objects and bonsai. Own Mountain walks. Between Jindabyne and Thredbo in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, with extensive wildlife: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, wonderful birdlife, lizards and now deer are in abundance. Three friendly resident dogs. Walk to Mt Kosciuszko (highest mountain in Australia) in the Snowy Mountains. Lake Jindabyne is 10min drive away and is great for fishing, swimming, etc. There is super skiing and snowboarding and snow very close and quite often on the property.  See you soon for great memories to be made.

Bossy Boots Organic Farm is Certified Organic. The property is in beautiful Balingup, with rolling hills, surrounded by native forest. The property is 80 acres and is situated alongside the Bibbulman Track. Seasonal vegetables & fruit are our main production, selling produce to local retailers & Perth Market. A Commercial kitchen was built to ‘value add’ the produce we grow.

I studied sustainable agriculture at university, worked with youth gardening education programs, and am eager to learn more from farmers, land stewards, permaculturalists and eco villages in Australia as I complete my 88 days! I am looking for BUSHFIRE RECOVERY zip code eligible stays of a week to a month in duration in order to have a chance to slow down, experience life in regional Australia, and exchange my skills. I'm also eager to learn anything that will equip me for my dreams for the future of owning an intentional community / ecovillage / yoga & artist retreat on land with my best friends (the ones who I lived in a co-op with previously). I enjoy deep converations and look forward to learning what you're passionate about! I’m on a Big Lap of Australia, have been traveling around and am planning to spend the next few months in VIC, NSW, and QLD.