I wish to spend my time off taking care of animals and houses land and garden as it does make more sense to me to rest while sharing my time with furry friends and helping people around me. I don’t know Tasmania but I am very attracted to it, specially the climate (give me a break from the hot humid northern weather) and because my workmate/ friend lives in Stanley and it would be a good opportunity to visit him. I prefer spend my time with local people than give my money to an hotel

Our dream was to live on a farm in the countryside. I'm planning to experience farm life for 2-3 months and then rent a small farm to live on the farm. In particular, I want to provide children in their adolescence with a life of living with nature, away from relying on mobile phones. The children also try to adjust to farm life by helping work on the farm before entering school in the winter semester. I like to do things with my hands because camping has been my hobby for a long time.

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 joined WWOOF because I wanted to connect with real food at its source, and learn more about sustainable living. As a chef, I’ve always cared about where my ingredients come from, and as a gardener, I love growing my own. WWOOF felt like the perfect way to combine both while traveling, meeting like-minded people, and experiencing different ways of life.

I would love to meet some new and friendly faces, help out and learn new skills. WWOOF seems like the perfect place for that!

I want to know the origin of the place and learn about the weight of life. Because they can also be the source of my artist activities. And, I want to get along with my host's family like a second Australian family. Also, I want to gain knowledge and experience in agriculture through my work. And, I want to broaden my interest.

'Sat-chit-ananda' is a 43 acre sustainable living demonstration property. We have chickens, goats for milk & cheese, a food forest and off-the-grid house. The remainder of our property is koala habitat & conservation area waiting to be mapped & regenerated. Limited public transport. Can P/U from Kilcoy with prior notice. Volunteering includes weeding, watering, mulching, animal care, food harvesting, fencing, weed management & habitat preserving. Current projects -medicinal herb garden, updating and adding to the food-forest, general maintenance. Varied accommodation for 2 people. Caravans or tents. Children b.a. Shared meals & shared cooking, mixed diet, vegetarians can be catered for. No smoking inside, in designated areas. Prefer stays of 2 weeks or more, negotiable after initial visit.

Bond Springs Station is a Certified Organic beef cattle station located approximately 20 mins north of Alice Springs, breeding Poll Hereford cattle. Volunteer tasks include gardening, fencing, cattle work & general station duties. Accommodation is in excellent staff quarters. No children. Mixed diet. Breakfast, lunch & dinner provisions are supplied for self-catering in fully equipped kitchen in quarters. No smoking or drugs anywhere on station. No pets. Min stay 1 week. Email or internet facilities are not available, so check your emails before arriving. (E-mail is preferred method of contact).

Please note this is a suburbian house in a Coastal country town on the Mid North Coast of NSW We have a quiet private property by Myall Lakes NP, close to beaches and lakes such as Onemile, Burges Beach Town Beach, Willis Lake and Myall Lakes. The work includes establishing an organic veggie garden (GFM). Activities include swimming at local beaches and lake, scenic walks, and a reasonably well equipped art studio with an intaglio printing press and weather permitting, sailing and camping on the Myall Lakes.

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.

Woofing is a great way for me to connect my background in Environmental Engineering Science with real-world experience. During my studies, I explored various areas such as sustainable water management and systems, product life cycles, ecological challenges, and nutrient cycles, including topics like nitrogen cycles and soil health. These subjects have given me an understanding of how natural systems work, how human activities impact the environment, and how tricky it can be to find best practice solutions. While I’ve learned a lot about these topics from a scientific standpoint, I believe it’s equally important to see how they are applied in practice. I believe working on a farm will give me a better understanding of these real-world challenges and how theory and practice can be better aligned. I have already tried woofing for 3 weeks on an organic farm in Alsace, France, and really enjoyed working with the land and learning from passionate people. Now I’m excited to keep learning, help out, and experience Australia.

I have been wanting to wwoof for some time now and would love to have that experience here in Australia. I hope to get to know the farming lifestyle and to be able to help farms here around Australia. I am eager to learn new things and to have farming experience.

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.

Meet new people, have a more productive and engaging life with different cultures and human beings. Achieving my days for a 3rd year in AUs. I would like to get my last year to be able to find a position where I could get my skills visa and finally settled down . I would like to explore more the country because I couldn’t on my first year. After Woodford festival is being magic and I would like to get to know more amazing human.

I'm currently looking for place that eligible for 2nd or 3rd year visa because i'd love to stay longer in this beautiful country, Australia. I like to voulenteer

I'm looking to escape the corporate grind and take 4-6 months out of my career to reconnect with nature, a slower pace of life and the people who embrace and celebrate these things.   Whilst I have the funds to travel, I find the lack of structure on a holiday a little challenging so I thought WWOOFing would give me a fabulous opportunity to take in gorgeous scenery whilst still feeling useful and having a reason to get out of bed. It would give me the chance to reconnect with where I'd like my life to go and potentially make big changes when I returned to my (mostly renovated) home in Ballarat.   I'm hoping to spend 2-3 weeks, maybe 4, with each host and get to know the local area rather than rushing around and spending a few days with each.