I'm very concern with protecting and preserving the nature environment and would like to practice farming and gardening. This opportunity could be an amazing experiences to meet new people, learn new skills and improve my english.

I want to experience the world like the guy in Into the Wild—just with a bit more company along the way. Basically, I want to see and do as much as possible. I love trying new things, even if it means climbing a mountain and regretting it the whole way up—just to watch the sunrise from a slightly different angle. I also enjoy helping others and working on things that I can look back on and feel proud of.

We are looking for accommodation and work to support us through our journey on the big lap around Australia. This is a good opportunity to meet locals and get experience in organic farming, and get to know all kinds of animals even better. We dream of having our own organic garden some day so this the perfect place to learn how its really done.

Primarily I wanted to learn how to grow vegetables in organic way, but I’m also fond to meet friends with the same passion for gardening and self sustainable living!

As a single mum, I am hoping to use my child-free time to travel around NSW (and possibly further), having authentic travel/work experiences. I WWOOFed as a young adult in Scotland and Portugal and loved the journey so it will hopefully bring back happy memories! I'm stuck in suburbia for now but have the goal of living more rurally and sustainably. I really need to gain more skills to have the life I'm dreaming of, so will be happy to help out in any way I can and will enjoy learning as I go.

We joined wwoof because it looks like a great way to settle down and to experience a life that we wouldn’t have done before our journey. Also this platform seems to be reliable with people commited to share their experience against some help. Also it seem to fit more with our willings than HelpX.

There are two reasons why I want to participate in WWOOF. First, I want to experience something unique to Australia. I want to have many experiences in nature that I can’t have in Japan. A friend of mine also did WWOOF in Australia and told me that it was a great experience, where she learned a lot, so I want to enjoy WWOOF in the same way. Second, I want to improve my English skills by communicating a lot with my hosts. After finishing language school and starting farm work, I’ve been speaking Japanese a lot, and I feel like my English hasn’t improved much. Since I’m in Australia, I want to speak in English and learn more about life in Australia.

I am joining wwoof as it aligns with my values and provides good learning opportunities in the organic/alternative agriculture space. Going forward I am looking for full time employment in a market garden or simmilar. Wwoofing provides interesting connections and a good landing pad in Australia.

Violet Hill Dahlias is a 25 acre mainly natural bush block with three bedroom home situated in Boomlambayte NSW. I am surrounded by national park and are 10 mins from Myall Lakes, 8 mins from the lovely township of Buladelah and 25 mins from some breathtaking surfing beaches such as Seal Rocks. Newcastle is 1 hr 15 mins away. I am in the process of setting up a flower growing business and need help with propagation, planting, watering and looking after and expanding my collection of dahlias. A lot of the work will be making compost and preparing garden beds for planting so the work will be manual to a degree.  However if the work is not to your liking I will understand and try to find tasks that are enjoyable. I also need some help with vegetation management (cutting down and removing pest plants from the property). Accommodation will be in the main home in a room with Verandah access.

I have been a member of woof Australia on and off for the last ten years, and have thoroughly enjoyed all of the people and wondered places, now it's time to share that again with my second heart, Corazon!! I love the mindset of a love exchange over money, learning about farming practices, the animals, people, and the beauty of nature and community. Nothing bad to say about my experiences to date and will continue as a member as long as I'm in Oz. This 2 year membership will expire and by then Corazon and I will be living and loving overseas, where the conscious are abundant, not scattered. It's a great way to connect with community and I love to learn and add positivity and value, from my learned experiences this far, my time on this land.

To Live I am staying at an organic farm to learn more about the food I put into my body, to try making it, to experience it, and to find harmony between nature and humans, nature and me, and self and other.

We joined WWOOF because we want to experience the real Australia — far from the big cities and tourist spots. We’re looking to connect with locals, learn new skills, and live new experiences that we wouldn’t find anywhere else. We believe in exchanging time and energy for knowledge, connection, and a deeper understanding of the country we’re travelling through. WWOOFing is a great way to slow down, be useful, and discover new ways of living. We’re excited to meet hosts who are passionate about what they do and who are happy to share their lifestyle with curious travellers like us!

I had done wwoofing in England before. It was very wonderful experience, so I want to do it in Australia again. I love sheep so much that I’m very happy if I could help with shepherding works.

After getting exposure to farm life and integration into a family unit, I would love to learn more about living a sustainable life through wwoofing. As a journalist by nature, I am also looking forward to picking hosts brains about their lives, experiences, and areas of expertise. Overall, I am hoping to connect with likeminded individuals to facilitate meaningful cultural exchange and feel more connected to nature and the people who aim to protect it. As a bonus, I am also hoping to finish off the last of my required 179 days to get my 3rd year visa through bushfire or flood recovery work!

I joined WWOOF to immerse myself in farming practices and connect with like-minded people. I hope to learn hands-on agricultural skills, contribute to eco-friendly projects, and experience local culture in a meaningful way. WWOOF allows me to combine my passion for farming with my love of travel and learning

Past experiences, which were incredible and looking to make a whole host of new experiences. I love life as its a precious commodity that some people lose to early in life and its up to us to make the most of things looking forward