I thought agriculture is important in the future, because I learned agriculture in high school.So I want to learn agriculture in Australia.I want to know lifestyle, mature and people in Australia.I want to expand my horizons.

Our property sits on the edge of the Beelu National Park in the hills east of Perth. Quirky outbuildings made from recycled materials, including an art studio. The main cottage was built in 1881. The accomodation consists of a caravan with all mod cons (air con/tv) with a seventies vibe, an old railway carriage and a recently renovated outdoor bathroom with toilet and shower. We share it with one dog, a quarter horse and a miniature pony. 15 minutes from Lake Leschenaultia where you can swim. 15 minutes to the railway station to central Perth. A great location on the edge of the forest but with easy access to Perth city and Fremantle.

I am a member of WWOOF in the USA and Australia. I am excited to explore our world and visit your incredible country. I hope to continue to be of service and provide all manner of help where it is needed.

I saw this as an opportunity to possibly pick up a few new skills, bringing my hands on attitude and willingness to just get stuck in to any task. I currently have a month in NSW before I meet with a friend from home and we travel for the Lions rugby tour in July. I would love to utilise this time to get a more personal and cultural experience. Meanwhile, not be moving about every few days and get some time away from the cities as home to me is in the rural country and a smaller well connected town. I have relevant experience on farms as I previously wanted to study veterinary medicine so to gain experience I volunteered on a local farm during lambing season. Being heavily involved in the animal husbandry of sheep, goats, cattle, highland coos and birds. Alongside general farm maintenance, physical labour and finding small tasks to fill my days. It was an incredibly rewarding, hands on opportunity that grew my appreciation for farmers, the work they do and daily challenges they face to be sustainable. I would love to learn more about how agriculture compares to home, your experiences and assist on whatever tasks you need help with.

We have a small soldier settler farm 10km from Kalangadoo, 50km north west of Mt Gambier, SA and approx. 400km south east of Adelaide, SA. Pete’s family have lived / worked the farm for nearly 80 years. We currently background / finish fat composite lambs, irrigation and grow fodder for sale. Our farm consists of 260 acres of relatively flat land with some dams. There are many birds types and with such a natural environment, it is easy to sit and relax when not busy on the farm. We have future plans to upgrade our current pastures. Our 2 dogs, Scruffy is a 9yr old border collie and Basil an 18 month old kelpie. Both are working dogs and are good with all types of people. We have an ongoing vegetable garden and a large orchard area that can always do with some attention. There are small areas of flower garden which are currently being altered to permit easier maintenance. Our home is only 2 years old and WOOFers may choose from 2 rooms and will have a private bedroom with close by bathroom and will share the kitchen/lounge/other areas with Pete and myself, Kaye. Your role while at Moerdale will be assisting Pete with animal husbandry / irrigation and pasture care tasks, general assistance in gardens and help with household tasks. While staying with us, we will offer to take you with us on shopping trips and show you some of the tourist spots in our local region as time constraints permit. Come stay with us if you want a change from city life. We speak English and are happy to help you pick up Aussie lingo while with us. We prefer only 1 WOOFer on the farm at any time due to house size.

Keen to learn now skills across the horticulture / agriculture spectrum, especially around landscape restoration and low environmental impact / sustainable farming practices.

Nine Planets lies at the end of the Chapman River Sanctuary adjacent Lashmar's Lagoon Sanctuary and about 600 meters from Antechamber Bay, one of the largest, most pristine and undisturbed beaches on Kangaroo Island's coast. The Chapman River teams with bream and the beach is a sanctuary for endangered hooded plovers which nest in the sand just above the high water line in late spring. Garfish, tommies, flathead and mullet can be caught from the beach if you are adept at shore fishing. Lashmar's Lagoon is a sanctuary for waterbirds and teems with black swans, ducks, pelicans, sacred ibis and other birds. In winter and spring black swans grazing in pasture adjacent the lagoon outnumber farmers' sheep. Kangaroos, wallabies and goannas usually visit daily and dozens of bird species including magpies, currawongs, superb fairywrens, honeyeaters, thornbills, red browed finches and silver eyes call in for a drink and/or bath, whilst wedge tailed eagles and the very rare white bellied sea eagle may be seen soaring overhead. At night the calls of boobook owls can be heard in the distance. It is often windy, but rarely very hot or very cold.

For both of us, human connection is a vital part of traveling. Sharing moments with the locals is the best way to learn about a country’s culture and truly understand its environment. That’s why wwoofing is perfect for us—it allows us to meet people at the start of our journey and immerse ourselves in Australian culture.

I have a deep passion for nature and our beautiful planet, and intend to tread lightly and live as sustainably as I can while I'm here. I would LOVE to live as part of an off grid community, and so I want to learn as much I can about organic farming, and alternative lifestyles. I love learning new skills!

Coward Springs Campground and Date Farm is a small eco property on the Oodnadatta track in Outback SA. We have a very busy tourist season from April to October and are very busy with our expanding Date Farm + Date Shak.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I joined WWOOF to immerse myself in farm life, learn practical skills, improve my English, and connect with nature and wonderful people during my travels.

Koala Hill Flower Farm is situated near Toowoomba (40 km N) with beautiful soil but nature is our best asset! A small portion of our property of 100 acres is devoted to growing dahlias and native foliage for florists. We do not use nasty chemicals and try to work with nature to provide a high quality product. Our little piece of paradise is home to koalas, wallabies, bandicoots and over 100 species of birds. We have a secluded remnant rainforest, spring fed creek and beautiful eucalypts that tower above the palms. We would welcome an individual or a couple into our home and treat them like family. There are local national parks nearby and we are just a bus trip from western Queensland and the outback to explore using our home as a good base. We are flexible and would consider a study and stay person but you would benefit greatly to have your own transport although public transport is nearby. My husband and I would welcome someone that wants to learn some of the skills we have learnt and we can learn of you too. Wake up in the morning to the sounds of beautiful birds and go to sleep at night to the sound of owls hooting and frogs calling. We have one spare room so we can host one or two people. We would prefer people to be able to communicate in English and prefer non smokers. Please feel free to call or arrange a zoom to ask questions and discuss how we can help make your stay in Australia memorable!

We’re a small off-grid organic farm and retreat in the Koonyum Range, Byron Shire. No chemicals—just clean food, nature, and simple living. We grow veggies, herbs, and fruit trees, using permaculture methods and natural practices. We welcome respectful, easy-going people who value nature, sustainability, and a peaceful lifestyle.

I join WWOOF to facilitate contact with people who have the same point of view about sharing experiences and human contact. I hope to find some great projects to help achieving, while learning some interesting skills and making friends abroad!

Flinders Island Olives is an olive grove on Flinders Island Tasmania, Australia. The grove is 3.5 ha with a little over 1000 olive trees. The olives are picked during April through to July and processed on site in an olive press on site, to create magnificent extra virgin olive oil. The grove is next to Killiecrankie Bay and surrounded by paddocks of grass and native bush. Part of the property contains a small campground with basic accommodation and camp sites for tourists and visitors.

I’m really keen to do some woofing, to have the opportunity to work in a beautiful spot and to learn more about regenerative farming techniques. It feels like such a treat to wake up close to nature and work with hands in the soil each day.