I want to join WWOOF because I want to help and learn at once. The whole idea of helping others is very important to me. The biodiversity and circular way of thinking is something I want to learn more and more and see what it means to live in harmony with nature.

I joined WWOOF because I have a passion for the outdoors and Mother Nature, and I have learned a lot about sustainability in university which I want to now apply to real-world scenarios. I am enthusiastic about learning and exploring the world of sustainable organic farming and showing respect to the Earth. I also love meeting new people and sharing stories about our different backgrounds, ideas, and ways of life. Furthermore, I am passionate about wildlife exploration and learning about the flora and fauna that surround me. I hope to work, learn, and grow by WWOOFing, and create beautiful, lifelong memories.

I have travelled and lived independently most of my adult life but being a single mother has been undoubtedly lonely, especially without family around, so I have opened myself to this epic platform! I have come to learn that this life is reciprocal- in that we can expect to receive what we put forth, I focus on emitting positivity so positivity will be returned to us. I am honest, kind and hard working. Having a baby in tow whilst travelling has proven to be difficult at times but I am hopeful that there is a host out there willing to take us on board.

As I have always loved traveling, I decided to do my practical semester abroad. By spending time abroad, I hope to learn a few things in practice that will help me on my way as a future plant breeder. I have to complete an practical semester in the 4th semester of my agricultural economics degree. Among other things, I would also like to further improve my English I also hope to gain an insight into a new, foreign country. Furthermore, I want to get to know new people with new cultures, new food, a new environment and always look forward to the unexpected things. Of course, I hope to be able to do some of the work for you on your farm and to support you wherever I can.

We are Ed and Zo Lederhose we have a beautiful Blank canvas property ready to create paradise 140 acres with lots of Flora and Fauna 20 minutes out of Yamba , we purchased after selling our cattle station "Lederville" on the Rocky River. Many projects to get stuck into Building sheds and accomodation, Organic vegetable gardens and orchard constructing animal enclosures and fencing etc, Aim to establish a harmonious, sustainable and happy environment for people, planet and pets. We prefer wwoofers that can stay on for at least 3 weeks or more.

I had experienced wwoof at my 20s. That was great experience to feel people and Australia and speak English. So I come back Australia again and join wwoof with good memories

I love the beach and nature, and I am looking to find my way to working in/ with nature and learning about general gardening, organic living, self sufficiency, living in harmony with nature. I am from the city and hope to learn as much as possible whilst also staying and working in a WWOOF host place 🙂

I joined wwoof because of the recommendation of a friend who was traveling through NZ thanks to wwoofing. I‘d love to get more insight in the australian culture and lifestyle.

My main reason to join WWOOF was to experience life and culture in a different country, while contributing to biodiversity and meet new people. When I came across WWOOF, I was immediately sold, and was already looking for hosts and destinations. I have heard great stories about Australia and have a couple of contacts there, and wanted to see it for myself, and combining this with impactful work was a great opportunity.

We join WWOOF to meet people and learn working methods and their know-how. Share friendly moments, and invest ourselves humanely in places that respect animals and nature, as well as discuss in English in order to deepen our knowledge.

I would like to get to know life on an Australian farm and have a wonderful time out. I hope that I can learn a lot If you're looking for someone motivated, enthusiastic & willing, don't hesitate to contact me!

I like to help people with their projects! I'm always willing to learn new things and contribute as much as I can =) I'm also volunteering with other platforms (workaway & HelpX) for over 3 years now and I love it! I also love to meet new people

I think it's a great opportunity to experience while learning, and it might be helpful to someone. Also, I think that being able to meet many different people will have a good influence on each other and enhance my life in Australia.

Friends who have already travelled with WWOOF told me about it. They all met nice people and were able to gain a lot of experience. I think WWOOF is a great opportunity to get to know people, the country and its culture.

I have loved nature and animals since I was a child, and I am studying dairy farming and agriculture at university. I registered with WWOOF because I wanted to experience the rich nature of Australia.

During my work an travel in New Zealand I've done quite a lot of woofing there. I helped in the carden, did child care a helped building smaller things like a table and a Mud house. I enjoyed my stays during that time a lot because I learned a lot about the culture and the people living in New Zealand. Now I want to get to know the Australian culture and people. And the best way to do that is by living with true Australians 🙂

I'm taking a gap year to discover the world and work with my hands while meeting people and making friends all around the world. I'm concerned about the ecological situation and I want to discover sustainable practices. I'm always open to learning new skills.

I would like to try working in a different country from Japan, and I'm interested in organic farming. When I learned about farming in high school, I became interested in it. But, I do not have enough to have knowledge and experience in farming yet. I see this opportunity as a chance to stay and work, where I can study the farming knowledge by communicating with the host family. I also want to meet and be friends with your family and many people there.

I joined Wwoof to meet new people, learn their trade, discover their passions, learn English directly from Australians and develop personally. I took a trip to the French Southern Territories and Antarctica which aroused my desire to travel, which is why I wanted to join Wwoof and see the country and discover a new part of the world.

"Baraka" is a beautiful, peaceful, private, 5 acre, rural residential property, just to the east of Maleny, on the Sunshine Coast hinterland. We are not a commercial farm. The property has stunning valley views from the northern deck of the main residence, tiny house, studio and cottage, overlooking Obi Obi creek. Two acres around the house are intensively managed with a large veggie patch, perennial beds, orchard and gardens. The other 3 acres are currently being revegetated with rainforest, down to the creek at the bottom of the property. We care for the land and our environment.   Baraka is a warm, friendly, and fun place to live and work. Experience is not required, but happy hands, laughter, trust, cooperation and teamwork are essential while helping with the day to day tasks on the property. We welcome people who are respectful, creative, and self motivated with an enthusiastic, energetic 'can do' attitude. Willing volunteers at Baraka can expect educational exchange and experiences, while living and learning hands on organic practices.   Our local area is surrounded by beauty. There is much for you to explore. Swim in Obi Obi Creek at Gardeners Falls, just a few kilometres away. Visit the Maleny Botanic Gardens and Bird World, Eumundi Markets, Maleny Cheese, Australia Zoo, Mary Cairncross Rainforest Park, Maleny Dairies, local waterfalls and bushwalks, or play golf on the 18 hole golf course. The beautiful Sunshine Coast beaches are 30 minutes away.