I would like to work in agriculture or research regenerative agriculture in the near future. Therefore, I joined WWOOF to learn about organic and permaculture farms, how they are actually managed, what is difficult about them, whether there is room for improvement, and what is the most important thing.

I love talking with locals to understand their life. I crossed the whole New Zealand with this method (1 week per woofing) between Auckland and Queestown. This experience is probably one of the best of my life (even if its a bit stressfull) so i tought it could be good to do it also in Australia even i'm not staying that long.

I joined WWOOF because I want to explore Australia in a meaningful and grounded way – by connecting with people, learning from their experience, and giving something back through my work. I’m hoping to gain new skills, discover different lifestyles, and contribute wherever I can.

The reason I want to participate in this program is because I want to have experience and I want to get involved with a lot of different people. I learned about this program because of my sister's recommendation. I was interested in this volunteer and as I looked into it, my desire to do it grew. I’m living in near the city and It’s not countryside. This place is very comfortable but I want to feel nature and I want to experience the difficulties of the people working on the farm, the importance of living things and appreciation of food. I have school break. I thought it would be very nice opportunity to have such a wonderful experience during the school holidays. Also, I wanted to expand my perspective by coming into contact with other cultures and I wanted to go to a tough environment and grow myself so I decided to participate.

Honestly, my primary goal with joining WWOOF is to fulfill my 88 days requirement for my visa. However, I think the opportunities presented by the organization are so much more conducive to sincerely meeting new people and providing for small, tight-knit communities. It's the type of environment I can really grow in!

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.

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.

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.

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

We are an Outback station in Gascoyne River, located 245 kms from Carnarvon. We run beef cattle and are surrounded by natural rangelands, featuring amazing rock holes/natural pools in the Wooramel River and springs that are all worth a visit. Work includes stock work, animal feeding, checking water troughs, gardening, fencing, whatever needs doing. Own transport would be great but not essential. Accommodation for 1-4 people in cottage, caravan or BYO. Children b.a. Mixed meals. NSI. Min stay 1 week, negotiable after first few days.

Cela me semble la plateforme la plus sécurisée , le woofing me permettrait de m'adapter dans une ambiance bienveillante et d'appréhender le pays, la langue, avant de trouver un travail rémunéré. C'est une étape important qui me donnerait la possibilité d'une totale immersion dans une famille qui accepterait mes lacunes en anglais et me laisserait le temps de m'adapter à leurs habitudes.

So far, I have been an au pair for two different families at the East coast of Australia for a couple of months. Now I would like to gain the experience of living on a real Australian farm and learn something from my hosts! I'm used to common gardening like mowing, trimming, weeding, chaffing and chopping wood. I know the basics on how to behave around animals and I'm comfortable with bigger animals as well.

Our property is situated in Geeveston in the Huon Valley. Our 70acre property/farm sanctuary is close to great bush walks and within walking distance to town and buses to Hobart. We rescue and look after a menagerie of animals. At this point we have: chickens, roosters, ducks, pigs, alpacas, goats, sheep, ponies, geese and cows. We are in the process of establishing our property on permaculture principles, and regenerating the land so we can look after more animals in need. Accommodation is seperate from our home and includes: 3 bedrooms, all sharing a kitchen, loungeroom, 2 toilets and 2 showers (one with a bath). We have dinner together most week nights and you cook your own on the weekends.

We see WWOOFing as a transformative opportunity to deepen our understanding of organic farming, make meaningful contributions to sustainable agriculture, and build connections with inspiring hosts and fellow volunteers. We are excited about the prospect of learning from experienced hosts and sharing our passion for sustainable living.

Three Gullies is a productive regenerative farm, producing beef and lamb, situated on Fairy Meadow Creek, on the foothills of Mount Fairy. We apply permaculture design principles in paddock and landscape design, with the goal of improving ecological services across the land scape. Three Gullies complements the application of these principles by applying holistic grazing as described by Allan Savory. There are six quality of life statements that are part of the Three Gullies Holistic Context and associated decision-making tools. All decisions to undertake activities or ventures at Three Gullies must align within this context. This is the tool we use to ensure value alignment and matching work ethic.

I am a 66-year-old living on a scenic farmlet of 22 acres located 12 kilometres west of Lakes Entrance. With a large garden that encompasses vegetables, herbs, berries, an olive grove, and an orchard; it is a haven for a huge variety of native birds. I also have about a dozen hens, a rather noisy rooster, an aging horse, a dog and, at times, some neighbour’s sheep. Work varies from helping in the gardens/orchard, planting/harvesting the vegetables, wood chopping, weed control using non chemical methods and odd jobs. I do not actually practise permaculture but make my own compost and soil.  At one end of the property is a bush gully that abounds with local wildflowers and native animals; this is a corridor between the State Forest and the wetlands on the edge of the Gippsland Lakes. Being located near the Lakes also means it is close to the Ninety Mile Beach.

Because i found a host via a friend, so that's why i'm making an account! I have been in contact with the host, and she adviced me to make an account on WWoof Australia.

We joined WWOOF to experience the real Australia by living and working with locals. We want to learn new skills, discover sustainable lifestyles, and connect with people along the way. We are travelling on a tight budget, so WWOOFing also helps us with accommodation while allowing us to contribute and learn in return. It’s the perfect way for us to live meaningful experiences, share good moments, and grow during our journey.