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Last Active: Active 2 minutes ago
Age: 21-25
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn:
I joined WWOOF because I loved the WWOOF experiences I had in New Zealand and I'd like to do it again in Australia.
Last Active: Active 2 minutes ago
Age: 26-35
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn:
I have an urge to break free right now and see what else there is in this world. Also I need to leave my comfort zone and especially my home town during winter time. Plus I enjoy being and working outdoors, when its warm enough anyway.
Last Active: Active 5 minutes ago
City/Town: Brunswick Heads
Farming Methods: Organic
Accommodation Type: Separate Building
Last Active: Active 8 minutes ago
City/Town: Neranwood
Farming Methods: Permaculture
Accommodation Type: Separate Building
We live in our owner built strawbale house on 12 acres in Gold Coast hinterland. Was an overgrown neglected piece of land that we are turning into our little bit of paradise! Have veggies, aquaponics, fruit trees and a small menagerie of animals.
Last Active: Active 9 minutes ago
City/Town: Stony Chute and Byron Bay
Farming Methods: Organic
Accommodation Type: In Our Home, Separate Building
High in the hills near Nimbin - Also in Byron Bay near the beach. (scenic drive from Byron to the holiday home in the hills to work). Gardens - trees - wild food -  watering , weeding, planting , mulching. Volunteering is 3 to 4 hours per day Outside or inside. (or if more one day less the next.) Some sharing of food preparation for main meal - or cooking if you like cooking. Couples most welcome. Own bathroom. Executive bedroom.
Last Active: Active 10 minutes ago
City/Town: Bungendore
Farming Methods: Permaculture
Accommodation Type: Separate Building
“Millpost” is a 2700 acre wool growing property 30km east of Canberra. We have been implementing aspects of permaculture design since 1979. We mostly run merino sheep but also some poultry, house cows, sheep dogs, and cats. We grow much of our vegetables and have a nursery of trees for planting on the farm. Millpost is a beautiful part of the Southern Tablelands, with rolling hills, Box woodlands, native grasslands and some great creeks and dams to swim in. We sit next to Kowen Forest, a popular destination for it’s mountain bike trails, river, history and Molonglo Gorge. Other attractions include our old lime kiln and aboriginal axe quarry. WWOOFers are included in all work on the farm and could be gardening, planting, working with sheep, fencing, building, whatever we are doing at the time.
Last Active: Active 11 minutes ago
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Farming Methods: Permaculture
Accommodation Type: Caravan, BYO Accommodation
Uncanny Valley is a beautiful 10 acre semi-rural property, incorporating permaculture design principles to promote the regeneration of native flora and using organic methods to grow fruit and vegetables.
Last Active: Active 12 minutes ago
Age: 21-25
Gender: Female
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Gardening, Animal Care
I did WWOOF last time i traveled Australia and had so many good experiences. I love to work outside, especially with animals. Last time I joined WWOOF I had a stay at a alpaca farm, at a horse property, at a big property with lot of gardening,....
Last Active: Active 13 minutes ago
Age: 18-20
Gender: Female
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Biodynamics practices and techniques
WWoofing is the best way for me to get to know the country and the different lifestyles and areas of work authentically. I am interested in meeting Australia and its people outside of tourism and look forward to additional support with my work. Since I have just finished school, I hope to find new inspiration and interests on my journey.
Last Active: Active 16 minutes ago
City/Town: Yass
Farming Methods: Organic
Accommodation Type: In Our Home, BYO Accommodation
We own a small organic flower farm, 5 minutes drive from Yass and 45 minutes from Canberra. Yass is an eligible regional area for 491 Visa. We have set up vegetable and cut flower gardens, fruit and berry orchards and Aylwen sells preserves, flowers and dried herbs at local farmers markets in Yass, Murrumbateman, Hall and Canberra. In the cooler months we are planting seedlings, cooking up fruit & vegetables and Aylwen is sewing hats to sell at markets. There's always something for everyone to do and outings to go on. There is a bus stop nearby if travelling to Canberra and trains for travel further afield. We drive in to Canberra often and happy to give you a lift.  
Last Active: Active 17 minutes ago
City/Town: Cootharaba
Farming Methods: Permaculture
Accommodation Type: Separate Building
Seeking a couple, 2 friends or single person for 1 to 2 weeks. Physically able to carry out garden maintenance. Varied tasks like pruning, mulching, composting, weeding, planting and sometimes assisting with new projects. Our 15 acre property, of which more than half is natural forest with a large dam at the bottom of the slope, is 25min drive from Noosa Heads. Wildlife, including kangaroos & many bird species, is abundant. There are views across the tree tops, beyond Lake Cootharaba, to the Teewah sands on coast just north of Noosa. We have a permaculture design garden where we grow our own fruit & vegetables, recently incorporating syntropic agriculture. If you have an interest in permaculture, biodynamics or syntropic farming and are studying or wanting to gain experience in these fields please apply. The accommodation provided is a newly renovated self-contained cottage which is situated next to the main house. Campervan/camping facilities also available if required. We provide and have a shared lunch together as the main meal but ask that you prepare you own breakfast and a light evening meal in your accommodation. All food is provided. We request 5 hours day of your willing energy, 5 days a week. Internet is available but mobile reception is not reliable if not Telstra. Preferred stay is 1 - 2 weeks. (Longer stay may be considered and negotiated ) There is no public transport but we are prepared to take you to Noosa occasionally. Lake Cootharaba at Boreen Point is 5 minute drive which is a lovely spot to spend time and relax or have a swim. If you enjoy a peaceful, quiet, natural environment, then this is the place for you. Kindly contact us through this website by sending a message.
Last Active: Active 17 minutes ago
Age: 26-35
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Biodynamics practices and techniques
In this trip I want to meet new people, enrich myself with new experiences, discover the country thanks to... volunteer missions! I have already been on a mission to South Africa, to a rehabilitation centre for animals. I am looking to find a mission close to nature, the environment, like permaculture, the farm but not only I am very open and looking for many different proposals!
Last Active: Active 17 minutes ago
City/Town: Majorca
Farming Methods: Organic
Accommodation Type: In Our Home, Caravan
I started with a pioneering spirit, dug the stump holes, planted the trees. Over a decade on, I have created spaces I wish to share and explore more.
Last Active: Active 17 minutes ago
Age: 26-35
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn:
We’ll be able to fulfil a big dream of ours in the next couple of months, which is to stay for a lengthy period of time in our favourite country, Australia. Of course, travelling to different places will be a huge highlight. However, we also would like to use the first couple of months to do something different. We both really love the idea of being around and staying with locals for a while, learning about their lives and becoming part of their community, even if it’s just for a couple of weeks. It would also allow us to use and brush up our English as much as possible, which would be a really nice plus for us. Well, and the Woofer program seems to offer a great opportunity for exactly that.
Last Active: Active 22 minutes ago
Age: 21-25
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Biodynamics practices and techniques, Regenerative Agriculture, Syntropic farming, Gardening, Soil conservation, Beekeeping, Building, Natural building methods, Using and caring for tools, Preserving food, Wild food foraging, Fermenting food, Off-grid living skills, Environmental recovery/regeneration work
I’m joining WWOOF because I’m looking forward to learn about different stuff, in the environment, agriculture, sustainable practices… scope, through working on it with experienced people. I really want to be somebody useful and reliable for my host, and I hope to they learn from me and I learn from them. I also joined WWOOF because I think it’s a great idea to visit a country without spending so much money, and also having a good impact on it.   
Last Active: Active 28 minutes ago
Age: 26-35
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Biodynamics practices and techniques
I'm joining for find opportunity to explore and live in a remote area of Australia. Help people with their duties and learn from them and their culture. I'm highly interested in permaculture and animal breeding.
Last Active: Active 34 minutes ago
City/Town: Dewhurst
Farming Methods: Organic
Accommodation Type: Separate Building
Emily Hill Farm is a Certified Organic Blueberry farm, 1 hour from Melbourne by train. Excellent Self contained accommodation provided. The accommodation is in a stand alone building which includes 2 bedrooms, your own bathroom, kitchen, meals and sitting area. Blueberries are our main crop which we harvest in Summer. We grow other organic fruit, including citrus & vegetables for home use. We have cows & calves, and a beautiful young kelpie. My son Ed also works here and lives close by. He also has  2 dogs so lots of dogs will be around. Volunteering is extremely varied. Tasks could include harvesting in season, packing fruit, weeding, caring for animals including the chickens, feeding and collecting eggs, general property maintenance and varied farm work. Ideal for a couple. Min stay 1 week, then negotiable. We grow a lot of our own food, which is very healthy and varied. it is important that you don't have any extreme dietary requirements and can fit in with our normal eating and food supplies. If you have any special dietary requirements you must discuss this with us before agreeing to come. We provide all food and many dinner meals will be cooked and eaten by the guests so you need to be self sufficent.  
Last Active: Active 35 minutes ago
City/Town: Burringbar
Farming Methods: Organic
Accommodation Type: In Our Home
Beautiful 56 acre mountainous property, completely off grid  with  a small hardwood  house /cottage that I have built using  milled  wood from trees on the property , with lovely views  everywhere . Also doing a lot work to improve the land and infrastructure. There are over 5 kilometers  of walking trails through gorgeous forest, on this completely vegan property,  with mountainous views all over  ranging from 150 to 230 meters above sea level. The beautiful forest trails have  old growth national park like forest at the very top. Lots of wildlife to see , with  all kinds of exotic birds , including  families of black cockatoo's which live here in the pine's, and beautiful little kingfisher birds, yellow robins, willy wagtails and  kookaburras  to name a few. We have  recently found koalas living on the property in the flooded gum trees, with many wallabies and goanna's  are everywhere in summer ! Lots of lovely contemplative spots to sit /relax ,  meditate or just ponder the world . Located 10 minutes to a pristine beachs of Pottsvile and Wooyung  ,15 minutes to Brunswick Heads,  and 25 minutes to Byron bay. 2 outside hot water showers , one with an amazing view. Regularly go to town and to the beach mostly everyday. Volunteering includes creating vegan dishes, mulching and planting new fruit trees, weeding, maintenance , house/cottage  building and planting of  veggie gardens, house maintenance, help with food prep & many other light duties. Fast Internet is available with excellent mobile phone coverage/reception all over to stay in touch with  family. This is a vegan property. No smoking.  Initial trial stays for 3 days preferred then negotiable.
Last Active: Active 35 minutes ago
Age: 21-25
Gender: Female
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Biodynamics practices and techniques
We joined WWOOF to fill some of our time travelling, learn about different cultures and work in an environment that we would not have the opportunity to work in the UK. We hope to meet new people, learn and spend time in an alternative location.
Last Active: Active 38 minutes ago
Age: 36-55
Gender: Male
Skills I Want to Learn: Organic Practices, Permaculture/Biodynamics, Biodynamics practices and techniques
Great way to make new friends.  Looking for work on the land.  Wanting to meet new people and make a long lasting connection.

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