I'm hoping to volunteer doing something meaningful, meet new people, learn new things and share beautiful moments. In the next year I'm hoping to find learning opportunities to learn about agriculture, cooking, baking, permaculture, woodwork, wildlife conservationand various other themes that interest me.

Dharmananda is a vibrant, successful intentional community, established in 1974. 260 acres bordering Terania Creek ; close to Nightcap NP. 60 acres cleared for mixed organic vegetable, fruit &; vegetable, 20 Jersey cows from which we produce our cheese - feta, pannir, hard cheese in winter, yoghurt and butter.. Eighteen adults, 3 children make up the community and welcome WWOOFers to share our organic food, beautiful land, ongoing work in food production, rainforest regeneration, building, pasture maintenance and our efforts towards self reliance. Communal buildings include a community house with kitchen, laundry and bathroom, separate WWOOFer accommodation next to the communal house, all toilets on the farm are composting, a large workshop for woodworking and other crafts. Large swimming hole, rainforest walks, the monthly Channon market nearby. Please give as much notice as possible and confirm booking 1 week in advance.

Our property has 88 ha with plenty of wildlife all year long. A short 2 hours drive from Sydney and you are surrounded by the World Heritage-listed Wollemi National Park. In regards to the Flood Recovery Project, we are able to validate 2nd or 3rd Working Holiday Visas. On our property, you will find a 2000 sqm garden, which we are planning to extend in the future. We are also participating in a few different projects, which protect the native wildlife of Australia. For example: we have planted more than 200 native trees on our property. Our next project will be to install water stations, which are created specifically for the Wildlife of Australia.

I joined WWOOF because I’m passionate about both the environment and agriculture. At university, I study environmental science and have become especially interested in how farming can help protect nature. I believe organic farming is one of the most sustainable ways to produce food and care for the Earth. I also wanted to experience farm life in another country, build connections with people from different cultures, and better understand how agriculture supports local communities. I hope this experience will inspire my future studies and personal growth. I am applying for a Visitor visa and plan to have it approved before finalizing any WWOOF stay. My goal is to volunteer at a non-commercial farm, learn sustainable practices, and experience local culture

I am eager to take onboard perspectives whilst in Australia. I would like to keep myself as busy as possible . Working on a farm would allow be to gain new insights and contribute to your vision. I have previously worked in large cities for a big corporation, I can transfer my project management skill-set to farm work. I would also like to work alongside other people as I perform best in a team.

We are on 8 acres, 5 min from the town of Ayr (pop 10,000). We are involved in performance horses in dressage & show jumping, with dressage & show jumping arenas, paddocks and day yards for 4-5 performance horses. Regular travel to horse shows between Cairns & Sydney. Some basic horse experience would be good. Volunteering includes horse care, management, clean & tidy stables, occasional weeding around dressage arena, unless you are happy to help Accommodation for 2 WWOOFers. TV, air-conditioned room & shower room & indoor swimming pool. No children. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. Can Pick up from bus stop 5 mins away. Min stay 1-2 weeks. Free WiFi

I joined this site to connect with meaningful volunteer opportunities, give back to the community, and meet like-minded people along the way.

I joined WWOOF to learn about australia, outside of the big cities like melbourne. And work on improving my english, and just have a good time. I hope to find a place where i can learn about BIO-based building materials and how they are being produced and used in Australia. But i am open for everything.

Short term position available for immediate start. Happy to discuss assistance with travel costs. I can offer experience on a 10 000 acre Cattle, goat and sheep property in SWQ. Property is off grid with solar power and back up generator and is quite remote. It is nearly an hour to town. Come experience a working livestock property. Enjoy the animals and serenity of the Australian outback. Help look after dogs, horses, Guinea Fowl, cattle and goats. A Fully furnished 2 two bedroom cottage is available with wifi, power and an inside bathroom and toilet. 4 -5 hrs a day of a myriad of tasks from caring for animals, gardening, handy man, regular station maintenance and management. An opportunity exists for paid work if you can offer a trade skill. Most suitable for the energetic who are happy to live in isolation. (A great way to live and see outback Australia without spending $). Ideally this position would be suitable for persons willing to spend time riding and caring for horses in addition to the variety of other property projects. No hard work, some mundane jobs and some exciting jobs.

I joined WWOOF because I love learning about organic farming and sustainable living. I also enjoy traveling and meeting new people, so it’s a great way to experience local life while helping out on a farm.

We both like to be actively and productively engaged. It helps us to connect with locals and we get to see and do things that most travellers miss. We are also able to utilise a lifetime of experiences to bring mutual benefits to our hosts and ourselves.

Beechworth Natural Farm is a family run business on an 11ha property. We are fully certified Demeter Bio-Dynamic. Tasmanian purple garlic is our main crop, which is sown in March and Harvested in Nov.

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 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 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 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 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 joined WWOOF because I thought it was a great opportunity to experience life abroad on my own, even as a student. Some of my friends had also participated and shared many wonderful stories that inspired me. I also love nature and breathtaking landscapes, so WWOOF felt like the perfect choice for me.