Have previously been member, enjoyed the experience; travelling around Aust so adds variety to life.

2 suburban gardens in the heart of Canberra. One more like a parkland with mature trees, the other growing our food and raising chickens. You are within minutes of the bus into the center of the city to explore.

I joined WWOOF because it is an easy way to travel around the world and helping other people with their work. And of course, I am also looking forward to get to know Australia’s culture. To add, I hope I meet many other people and build new connections while working together!

I joined WWOOF as I would like to experience working and living on farms while living in Australia. I hope to make new connections and learn some more about what’s its like to live here. I wish to enjoy being outdoors and keeping myself busy and occupied with work as well as fun.

WWOOFing seems like a great opportnuity to connect with people, learn and share as a family, whilst having a short 'break' away from the routine and screens!

Our farms greatest passion is time spent with our small herd of Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goats. We are a family of four with two boys in high school, Dog Leo and 13 goats, 1 alpaca. We are interested in Permaculture but are at the beginning of our journey.

To be able to learn from other people about sustainable gardening methods and practices. I have joined WWOOF to broaden my interaction with other people so I can compare my personality and be a well rounded person to be able to deal with other people's behaviour. As a mature wwofer I am hoping I would be of help to hosts by me experiences and knowledge I have gained in the past and at the same time learn from them in the process.

24 acres in Boolarra South–the heart of South Gippsland, VIC. Mostly paddocks but with rainforest and creeks on the trim–home to lyrebirds, deer, echidnas, wombats, wallabies, koalas etc. Visited by abundant gang gang cockatoos, black cockatoos, wedge tail eagles, king parrots etc. We’re at Ground 0 with the land. We purchased it to clean it up (clearing blackberry and weeds), so we can reforest a lot of it and rebuild the creek as a natural bio-corridor, as well as set up orchards and our family home. Like I said, we’re at Ground 0. My wife and I (36 years old) and our 2 yr old daughter live on the land in a yurt. We have a shipping container as a living room. We have a small goat rescue where we take older, unwanted goats and care for them, as well as take them out to use for clearing the blackberries. This is what WWOOF’rs would help with: looking after the goats and helping with weed removal. WWOOF'rs accommodation would be in a supplied tent. We'd make sure you're comfortable but you need to be okay with camping and roughing it a bit.

I am willing to do any work! I want to be with you anyway! I want to know what farmers actually enjoy and what they find difficult. I also want to interact with people from other countries, find out what they think and make friends. I have learnt that the nature in Australia is magnificent and the farmland is big, so I want to experience the differences between Australia and Japan and deepen my own understanding of agriculture.

I have lived with horses for about 5 years, I love not only horses but animals and nature. I wanted to live and work in nature.I am not confident in my English skills, so I decided to participate because I wanted to be in constant contact with live Eng

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 would love to meet new people, learn new stuff and help someone at their property. It will make my trip in Australia more of an experience and would love to know more about the culture. It also is a good way to don't spend money on accommodation.

I joined wwoof because I want to learn more about organic farming practices, make connections with new people, and spend some time outdoors in australia (:

9 hectares of native bush with small fruit orchard and home flower garden. Building a cut flower garden and expanding the orchard. Working on building up a good supply of compost.  2 bedroom house with wood fired heat and basic amenities. Need car as remote. 10 minutes to Nubeena town - supermarket. Amazing nature walks nearby.

I joined WWOOF to learn about farm life, get closer to nature, and challenge myself. This experience will prepare me for a road trip all around Australia.

I am looking for the opportunity to work closely with animals, especially horses. I have been in contact with horses before, learning a little of horse-riding 5 years back. There are many farm jobs available but to be able to work with horses, experiences are usually necessary. Hence, I hope that through Woofing, I can get some basic experience. Thank you!

To learn about sustainable food production and make new friends.

As I mentioned before, I would like to have new experiences, try new things and learn new skills. But most of all I hope to get to know locals to learn more about their lives, their work and their lifestyle. And of course I would like to improve my english skills.

I want to learn the secrets of country life and also have some free time to work on my Australian project. after spending 2 months in Sydney I still haven't discovered australia as I imagine it. I'd like to get to know Australians and their way of life, learn from them and help them.

Hi! I joined WWOOF because I believe that this system is a great way to discover the world and to learn new skills while meeting amazing people. I want to move from Paris to Australia to see other lands and to learn more about what I want to do or study.