I joined wwoof so I could gain more farm experience as well as occupy myself while being away from home for so long. I like to have a schedule and work to do and I really enjoy travelling and I was told this is a great way to do it!

I'm interested in organic growing and would like to get some hands on knowledge. I know a bit about gardening but I like to learn from different approaches. I enjoy being outdoors and trying new things.

I joined WWOOF to experience sustainable living and learn about organic farming. I love nature, enjoy hard work, and look forward to meeting new people while contributing and growing.

We joined WWOOF because we are convinced of the concept. We like the combination of discovering a new country, making contacts and working. We are already familiar with WWOOF through Luisa's family's farm, which is itself part of WWOOF Germany and through a month of WWOOFing in Australia.

I am currently travelling in Australia and I want to find work and meet people. The concept of working seems interesting to me for this. This is the first time I'm trying the experience.I'm in professional retraining .

We have 9 aces in rural Qld in the Hinterland on the Sunshine coast. We have lots of chickens, ducks guinea fowl, turkeys as well as 2 dogs, 2 Alpacas, 2 goats. We use 100% organic principals on our farm and have a large kitchen garden we almost live in. We have a huge 1400sqm syntropic garden /food forest which we established 4.5 years ago and is thriving. We implimented a burried log style syntropics which has proven to be extremly sucessful for our crop. We have some weeding, garden help, paving, tree pruning, moving woodchip and paving to do. Some other things include, eg: help feeding the animals put them away at the end of the day and appreciate the stunning views and peaceful location.

I want to meet local people and experience what life is really like in rural Australia. I would like to experience a variety of farming activities and make a positive contribution to people's projects.

During my studies, I gained work experience in various fields, which has made me an open-minded and curious individual, always ready to embrace new challenges. Thanks to my host family, I discovered WWOOF, which might just be the perfect place to find my next adventure! 🙂  

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.

Our 5 acre block is situated in Highvale, Queensland. We are just 35km northwest of Brisbane at the base of the D`Aguliar range. The area is rural and we are surrounded by beautiful mountains. Mt. Glorious is the closest and with an altitude of 600m and its lush subtropical rainforests has a wealth of bush walks for people to enjoy. Our surrounding local communities are rich in the arts with Mt.Nebo and Mt.Glorious being the hub for local artists and musicians. We also have insects and the usual Australian wildlife, SNAKES and SPIDERS included...all a part of living in the bush. To us it is very civilised and safe but if you don`t like nature you probably won`t like it here 🙂

I joined WWOOF to learn about organic farming, meet new people, and experience different ways of living. I hope to gain hands-on skills, help on farms, and understand sustainable living better while making real connections.

I enjoy working outside and being physical, being around animals, and getting my hands dirty in a garden. I would love to learn more about farm work and animal stewardship.

I’m eager to join WWOOF to break out of my comfort zone, learn new skills, and connect with people beyond the typical backpacker scene. I want to broaden my horizons and gain hands-on experience in rural living, far removed from the city life I grew up with in Berlin. This journey in Australia is all about personal growth and discovering new perspectives. I’m excited to meet inspiring hosts, exchange stories, and explore new ways of living. Whether it’s farming, gardening, or any other hands-on work, I’m ready to learn, help out, and share a few skills of my own. Plus, I look forward to meaningful conversations, good meals, and making lasting connections along the way.

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 think wwoof is an amazing way to see the world, meet new people and connect more with nature. I also think it’s a great way of meeting the real locals of a country, because sometimes it’s hard to come in contact with the locals when your just visiting.

Serenity on Smiths Creek - A Thriving Permaculture Oasis Nestled in the picturesque Smiths Creek, Kyogle, our 100-acre property is a vibrant tribute to sustainable living and community building. Inspired by permaculture principles, we're creating a thriving ecosystem that showcases biodiversity and eco-friendly practices. Our Projects: Food Forest: Transforming a 2-acre orchard into a lush food forest, featuring an ornamental garden, raised vegetable and herb beds, and a stunning rose garden. Swales and Water Management: Collaborating with a seasoned permaculture expert, we've designed and implemented five swales in our back paddock, supporting our cattle agistment and sustainable water management. Eco-Friendly Campsites: Developing campsites along the creek, complete with a camp kitchen, amenities, and potentially an aircrete sauna.   Join Our Community: We're excited to share our vision with like-minded WWOOFers and collaborate on future initiatives. Come and be a part of our thriving permaculture community, and help us create a sustainable and regenerative oasis in the heart of Smiths Creek.

Id like to connect with other travelers as well as Australians through authentic experiences. I want to help but also learn about agriculture and buddhism for example. I think an experience like this will allow me to get to know different aspects of the world in a much more detailed ways then any other.

As a solo traveller, I am looking to connect with locals and meet a community of like-minded people. As someone interested in food and cooking, I am also concerned with food production, ethical consumption, and sustainability. I am always looking to broaden my horizons and since I have been interested in environmental issues, sustainable farming and wildlife conservation for a long time, I would love to gain hands-on experiences and learn more about one or more of those topics through Wwoofing. I am very outgoing, enthusiastic and always open to new challenges and adventures!