I decided to join this program because I want to challenge myself. Although my English is not very strong, I am eager to communicate with local people and build real connections. Through my volunteer experience in high school, I became interested in studying environmental science at university, so I am very excited about experiencing life on a farm. I believe that learning English, experiencing farm work, and connecting with local people will help me discover something special about myself. I want to see, feel, and experience everything firsthand, and take on this new adventure with a positive spirit!

It's the VIEW ! 41 ha (103 acre)  farm overlooking the glorious, green rolling hills of South Gippsland. Enjoy the  variable weather, stunning Sunsets, huge sky and sparkling Stars. We've Busy Bees, relaxed, inquisitive Black Angus beef cattle, Holstein Fresian and Jersey Dairy cows,  Lambs and quite a fruit/berries/ herb/vegetable garden. Wildlife abounds as we plant more indigenous species along our waterways. An ex Travel planner ( helpful for ideas) and Engineer, we've travelled extensively in Australia and overseas. Choice of accommodation -  private Rustic cabin or very comfortable shared farmhouse. We are 2  hours South East of Melbourne and can pick you up from the local Train or Bus stop. If you want an interesting, varied, enjoyable experience, our farm is it! We welcome WWOOFers looking to experience a different life.

Last year I did a couple months of WWOOFing in Japan which was an incredible experience. My motivation to go WWOOFing in Australia is to meet and be inspired by people living alternative lifestyles here and learn more about different permaculture techniques, design and philosophy.

I'd love to meet people and see some new places whilst travelling. I'm not working at the moment so bought a van and decided to get out of Tasmania for winter.

The property Glen Innes (8000 ha) was bought in 2000 at a time when the habitat type found here was being cleared at a rapid rate. Our goal is to conserve what little remains of a unique Queensland habitat. We work to restore the property to its former natural glory while also farming for our sustenance. Kerand Station (4,500 ha) and Glen Innes Station (a.k.a. ‘Bimblebox Nature Refuge') are 110km apart, near the townships of Alpha and Jericho in Central West Queensland. Both properties run cattle to cover costs, preserve remnant bushland (uncleared), and are home to native flora and fauna.  Some paid work could be available.

I joined WWOOF Australia because I wanted to experience authentic farm life, learn new skills, and connect with locals while giving something back to the community. I enjoy working outdoors and getting my hands dirty – whether it’s in the garden, with animals, or helping with building and repair work. Another important reason I joined is that some WWOOF hosts offer work that qualifies for the Working Holiday Visa extension through bushfire or natural disaster recovery efforts. I’m keen to contribute in areas where help is needed and at the same time work toward extending my stay in this amazing country.

We are attempting to regenerate a section of Wilsons creek near Mullumbimby, Byron Shire, NSW This involves planting native trees/shrubs and removing weeds and debris present due to the 2022 floods. We are on 11 acres with swimming holes, fruit trees, and plenty of wildlife.

In April 2019, I met up with my Brazilian friends in New Zealand for a one-month trip, but Ｉdidn’t have the chance to go to Australia, which is very close. The reason for coming to Australia this time is that my Japanese friend, whom I have been friends with for more than 30 years, wanted to come to Australia to experience volunteering on a farm. It inspired me to visit Australia through the opportunity of volunteering and traveling. I have provided unpaid volunteer service in Taiwan for more than thirty years. Served as a volunteer guide for visiting the Presidential Palace and a library management volunteer. Now I have been working as a volunteer in a Buddhist group.

Wurrabinya is home to Ian, Harly, Mac (b 2014), Mia (b 2015), Pooch, our kelpie kid (pet dog), a pair of budgies, several chooks and assorted wildlife and occasionally Nina (b2004). We have a 1/4 hectare block about 30 mins from the CBD, in the lovely Adelaide Hills, where we run chickens and have a range of fruit and nut, and native trees which primarily feed the local lorikeets, rosellas and cockatoos. Volunteering tasks for WWOOFers: Equates to 25 hours a week for full food and board and includes weed control, garden maintenance and chicken care. Accommodation: is in our house and we eat together. Ian works full time in town and Harly is busy with Mac & Mia, so an ability to work by yourself is a bonus. Very happy to host two friends and /or partners. Harly prefers women WWOOFers or a couple.

We are keen to learn more about, organic, sustainable and regenerative farming and to experience more of this wonderful country. We would like to meet new people and communities whilst we travel around Australia. We believe in locally sourced food from non-intensive operations and are keen to make a worthwhile contribution whilst learning and gaining experience in the field. We are both fit, enthusiastic and willing to work hard. We try to consume responsibly grown, fresh produce and feel that the WWOOFing community aligns with our principles in this regard. When we are finished travelling we hope to build a small house with a little patch of land to grow food for ourselves. We have heard great things about the WWOOFing experience and are looking forward to being involved.

I worked at a restaurant in Japan, so I’ve always been interested in food. I joined WWOOF because I’d like to try it as a new life experience. Also, I’d like to be in an English-speaking environment and feel Australian culture. Through WWOOF, I’d like to improve my English, meet new people, and learn more about Australia. I hope these experiences will help me grow and broaden my horizons.

Because i like to travel like that, with exchange and to meet local people. I like to spend time in nature and improve my english with the people i meet.

Rosedale Station is a beef cattle producing property. We grow free-range/grass-fed cattle over approx. 100,000 acres. The country straddles the great Dividing Range and includes some very scenic country from forest to scrub.

I already joined WWOOF in France and I want to continue to share those values in my foreign trips. I like helping people in their daily life to discover new skills and share good moments with them in simplicity !

i am hoping to spend most of this year on the move, making my way towards Darwin where my brother is staying. my aim is to come to understand Australia by its land and i think that wwoofing is an excellent way to move about the country while getting to know it from the locals like yourselves and not being restricted to some of the urban hubs. i love to work outside and with my hands weather its working on the land or making a space look beautiful.

I want to learn about permaculture and enjoy cultural exchange. And I want to become fluent in English. I hope to achieve adopting sustainable lifestyle. I want to live in a way that doesn’t harm the Earth. I don’t want to hurt other beings or nature by focusing only on human comfort. I absolutely love surfing and spending time in nature. I deeply respect the Earth, which constantly gives us wonder, challenges, and joy. Even if I can’t change the world overnight, I want to start with myself and my surroundings, learning and practicing what I can. I believe that what’s healthy for the body is also kind to the Earth and animals, and that it can be a source of positive energy.

To live a completly different experience. I want to learn about new lifestyles and exchange with families about their culture and knowledge. I hope helping families in their daily life, is a very good way to share and meet. I've studied for 5 years, I want now discover manual/practical activities, contributing in sustainable development.

Located on 300 acres in the Watagan Mountains Onley State forest, 45 minutes from Gosford and 10 mins from the Basin Campground on the Great Northern Walk. Warm climate with moderate rainfall and cool nights. We work to create a space that is healing and tranquil, There is myself, my 21 year old son Asher and several other adults who have their own dwellings on the land. We have chickens and 2 dogs and lots of wildlife including wallaby's, goannas, lyre birds, geckos, echidnas, possums and the occasional koala. Accommodation for 2 people in the house with stunning views overlooking the bush or a quaint off grid Yurt with cooking facilities and compost toilet. We have our own swimming pool and now working on the deck! Shared meals mostly with meat we can cater for vegetarian's, there are provisions to cook your own meals. We host groups of people who hire some of the space mostly meditation, cooking, breathwork , cacao and ecstatic dance workshops. Projects happening at the moment are Organic gardening, wicking beds, building a chicken coop, starting a new garden space for a grow tunnel, building. There are varied task to get on with so little chance of getting bored. Working 4 to 6 hrs in the mornings with afternoons and a day off during the week. Areas to explore which I am more than happy to show you include Local bush walks in Onley State Forest, Mt Finchley lookout which hosts aboriginal rock carvings. Minimum 5 days longer stays negotiable. Skills you may gain are Permaculture principles, building, animal care and meditation. Happy to collect from Gosford Train Station.V