I am seeking adventurous life experiences and personal connections in the most beautiful parts of the world. As I have been travelling for a while, it would be beneficial to gain more purpose and routine in my day. I am a very community/socially led person, so it would be fantastic to meet other WWOOFERS and hosts. It would also be creatively fulfilling to have space to continue my art practice, finding inspiration in my new surroundings.

Currently travelling on the East Coast from WA for a year and looking at meeting new people and learning new things. Think WWOOFing is a great opportunity to see different farming practices, learn new techniques and widen our own knowledge with other likeminded people.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I like to spend some time with local people, it's the best way to travel ! I have already done a wwoofing in Canada and love it, so why not doing it again 🙂

I joined WWOOF as I was feeling a little bit burnt out after finishing university. I would love the opportunity to be out in nature and learn skills that could help on farms.

I joined wwoof because I have previously wwoofed in Canada and I got a lot out of it. I love a relaxing holiday but working and meeting people is so much more rewarding and wwoofing is the perfect meeting point!

We wanted to join WWOOF because we want to learn about sustainable agriculture and different ways people approach agriculture around the world. America does things a lot differently than other countries and we are excited to learn about the ways Australia goes about agriculture. We also want to work towards the greater cause of rebuilding our Earth and truly believe the little steps and actions are what make all the difference. We hope to achieve lasting relationships with the host families as well as getting to serve communities around Australia and learn more about a new place by WWOOFing.

I joined wwoof because I wanted to travel without spending too much money. I also joined because I didn't find a paid job yet and in the meantime I would like to be active and earning experience and knowledge.

I have aspirations to buy some land and become partially self sufficient myself when I return to the UK. That's why WWOOF is of particular interest to me as I'm looking to gain some practical experience and skills whilst having fun and volunteering my time.

The Wolery is the longest-running intentional community in WA- established over 30 years ago with 15 households, 13 kms west of Denmark. Our 62ha property is 5 kms (an easy bike ride) from the magnificent Greens Pool, and has 30 heactares of forest. Our mud-brick, passive solar house is surrounded by gardens, orchards & chooks, and our WWOOFers accommodation is a delightful small room with loft, separate from the house. Volunteering may include gardening or orchard maintenance, or assisting with community working bees. You may be able to work on other households on the community as well. Accommodation for 2 or more with mixed meals. Louise is an awesome cook and we eat really well all year round. We are into the environment, music, walking, the beach, good food & meeting people. No cats or dogs & No Smoking. Negotiable stays. Great community! Great beach! Lots of fun assured! We look forward to meeting you.

Small organic food forest on rural property by the Mary River in kenilworth qld. We are a retired couple and grow our fruit and vegetables. I am a passionate permaculture gardener and we eat a plant based diet using our produce. Our property is 4km from the local village of kenilworth, set beside the river and various cattle farms. Beautiful rural scenery. 35 min drive to Noosa or Coolum.

To learn, to connect and to collaborate. I am trying to figure out a way to make an impact, selfishly, I am trying to find my purpose - and whilst I have established this will always be through plants and the outdoors- I am hoping through speaking and working with others through a range of different scenarios that WWOOFing has to offer, I get that little bit closer.

I joined WWOOF because I really enjoy taking a peak into the life of the locals wherever I am. I feel like that‘s the most realistic picture of a country you can get. Also I just really enjoy meeting new people and seeing what the world has to offer.

Wannabe cowboy here. I was raised on a few acres as a small one and it set me up to loooooove wide open spaces and the smell of hay. I'm most interested in animal care, but would also like to learn the rest of any and all day-to-day jobs needed to get by on a ranch. Happy to help with whatever bits I'm needed on 🙂 Getting to the point where I'm solid on a horse is a massive want. x

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

Emma and I are going on a trip through SA, NT & WA from June - December '24 where we are excited to visit national parks and nature reserves to share our love for camping, hiking, birdwatching, fire-making, veggie-roasting, beach-swimming, off-road cycling and everything in between I've forgotten to write in. On this trip we also want to take it slow and learn about what Country we are passing through and the history of the land and its people and to engage where welcome in the different communities we might meet wherever we are. We joined WWOOF because we want to really slow down and spend a month in one spot to take a break and recover from the months spent moving around, and would love to spend that month lending a hand to a project that we feel we want to support and learn about along the way :))))))

Everyone has something to teach. Everyone has something to learn about the importance of preserving the environment that provides everything we all need. .

I've seen beautiful places so far in Australia, I've met a lot of travellers like me and now I think that my time in Australia would be even more enjoyable if I could share quality time with people like you living here and helping you while learning new things. I'd be happy to share our life experiences and I'm sure that I will learn and discover many interesting things from you.

I want to obtain a second visa and create memories through experiences that I can't usually have while living with native speakers. I want to utilize the skills I've gained from farm life to work efficiently and effectively. Having been in Australia for nine months, I feel it's important to express my gratitude to the kind people here, even in small ways. That's why I've decided to participate and contribute my utmost effort to give back to the community.