I share my 1 acre permaculture garden and structures with my partner Rob, guests and abundant wildlife. If you are interested in permaculture, deep ecology, organics, bio-dynamics, plant propagation, weaving, creative building, bamboo, healthy lifestyles, ethical businesses, transition towns, community, and inner work -  healing of Earth and people - you may like to contact me. I am a long term permaculture and social permaculture educator and facilitator and also train teachers, facilitators and group leaders from any industry in creative facilitation and interactive learning methods as well as offering ceremony and empowerment workshops for women, co-gender & community groups. I have written and self-published 3 books and run a small business to weave all this together. As well as gardening, landscaping and permaculture style land care work we often need support with building and construction, some functional, some creative and sculptural. I occasionally need support in my office and also with general domestics and food processing from the garden and orchard. Creative & joyous endeavours are common. Vegetarian meals and garden forage, with basic accommodation indoors. Occasional meat options can be arranged if necessary.

I joined WWOOF for a transformative adventure and also to make myself useful. I am eager to connect with nature, learn sustainable farming firsthand, and live with a community of likewise eco-minded individuals. Pretty much every line of work interests me in organic farming: gardening, tool repair, construction, work with animal - you name it. But the one thing I would like the most is to work in a vineyard or winery: My family is partly from France, and I grew up in the South of Germany (Palatinate) where the culture of wine is very strong - and I love it. I am also very interested in cultural exchanges at large - loved the experience in Australia so far, looking forward to discovering new facets of this fascinating country!

“Woof! I’m all about bringing a unique and fun vibe wherever I go. With strength and muscle as my signature, I combine power with a playful energy that’s impossible to ignore. ‘Woof’ embodies my bold spirit and my love for connecting with people through smiles and unforgettable moments!” Let me know if you’d like any tweaks!

I joint WWOOF due to my passion for volunteering and helping others in need. I think volunteering can enrich your mental wellbeing by fostering deeper levels of compassion and empathy and when you engage with people from different backgrounds, especially those facing challenges you gain insight into their experiences and perspectives.

Established in 1830, ‘Narroogal Park’ is among the oldest farming properties in the central West of NSW. The property runs beef cattle & produces high quality hay. Volunteering will be general farm and gardening work. Accommodation for 2 WWOOFers inside our house. Shared meals, mixed diet and children b.a. No smoking inside. Initial stay of 1 month, longer stays negotiable after this period. We are able to host all year round.

We bought a run down and eroded farm and Have planted 100 trees per year for 35 years. We run beef cattle, prime lambs and agroforestry.

It’s been almost a year since I came to Australia. However, I feel like my English hasn’t improved as much as I’d hoped. So, I’ve decided to focus more on improving my English and living a healthy lifestyle rather than just making money in the city. That’s when I discovered WWOOFing, and it seems perfect for me. I wanted to explore new places in Australia that I haven’t experienced before, and WWOOFing allows me to do that with the added benefit of free accommodation. This opportunity will enable me to immerse myself in different parts of Australia, practice my English, and live a healthier life. I’m excited to make good memories, meet new people, and improve my English skills through this experience. I believe WWOOFing will provide me with the unique and dynamic experiences I’ve been looking for.

I want to work on a farm oversees! I want a cultural experience while I do what I love. I have a lot of experience working with nature and I feel like this is a great opportunity.

Looking to spend time outdoors growing food/tending plants, learn practical skills and limit my environmental footprint. Having recently arrived in Australia I'm eager to get to know some locals and being here on a visitor visa, WWOOFing makes sense.

I joined to contribute my time and energy to WWOOF hosts, in helping them with day to day tasks and achieving their goals. In the process, I hope to gain valuable skills in sustainable living, resourcefulness, off-grid practices, building, growing, to name a few. Additionally, I look forward to spending time with and learning from the diverse individuals in the WWOOF community.

We would like to have direct contact with the people in Australia while we are travelling the country. We think that offering our labour in exchange for accommodation and food is a fair offer.

We have a small house on a half-acre block under biodynamic practices for 30 years. There are around 45 fruit trees and vegetable gardens currently being prepared for spring planting. Until recently my partner made BD compost as a home business, but now just for our garden due to physical limitations of age. We are keen to work with woofers who are interested to help and learn, there is a lot of weeding to keep our garden in order.   I was in the past a Steiner Waldorf teacher, supporting a very small country school which has now grown and was relocated to our nearest town 12kms away. We travel several times per week to town to provide learning support one-0n-one to a small number of teenagers, but this is limited by my physical challenges. We are involved in many groups of interesting people which we attend when winter limits our gardening time. We do not keep any animals on our property and are visited by many varieties of bird-life.

We are a family run organic dairy farm in West Gippsland. A picturesque 300 acre just over an hour from Melbourne and 30 minutes from Warragul. On our farm we run 120 dairy cows, calves, sheep, goats and a few dogs. We milk twice a day all year round. We also go to a farmers market in Melbourne every weekend

I want to join this volunteer program because I am passionate about sustainable living and eager to learn more about organic farming and eco-friendly practices. Volunteering with WWOOF aligns perfectly with my personal values and interests, especially my involvement in zero-waste campaigns in my community. This program also offers a great opportunity for me to immerse myself in a new culture, meet inspiring people from different backgrounds, and exchange knowledge and experiences. Additionally, I aim to improve my English communication skills through real-life interactions while contributing meaningfully to the host's projects. I am enthusiastic about making a positive impact while gaining valuable hands-on experience. Thank you for this opportunity!

When you travel you see the amazing Australian countryside, lots of wildlife and meet people from all over the world in hostels. But usually you don't meet people from the country you are visiting. I joined WWOOF because I wanted to get in touch with the local people and live and share their lifestyle and culture. I have done WWOOFing in New Zealand and had many great experiences. I hope to learn a lot about Australian nature, culture and lifestyle and finally answer the question: What is it like to live in Australia?

Hoping to gain more experience and knowledge in the world of wwoofing, as I hope to host in a couple of years once I move to a property in the blue mountains Australia.

🌿 Joined this page to connect with like-minded individuals passionate about sustainable agriculture and living off-grid. Excited to share experiences in gardening, landscaping, cooking, and caring for livestock! 🌱 #WoofersCommunity #SustainableLiving

I'm interested in agriculture,organic farming and Australian life!I would like to learn permaculture and circular life.I really enjoy meeting new people who have different background and culture.