Hi, Me and my friend have been travelling around Australia, trying to get away from the busy life of London back at home. We would love to learn how to be more sustainable and to live of the land, so hope for experience in a farm. Growing up in the city I have tried to work with community gardens and spaces however are normally small, and effect a small community. To be able to grow experience and able to take that back home would be amazing.

I'm joining WWOOF to find a place to stay while helping people to work, discovering new skills and after I'll continue my journey in Western Australia.

I joined WWOOF sine l am interested in learning about life on Australian farms and ranches. I really love working with horses so I believe WWOOFING is a great opportunity! I have heard a lot about WWOOFing through friends and looking forward to meeting you.

I join WWOOF because i would like to upgrade my level in english, and for me, the best way to do it, is to be with local people. Also, i would like to do new things that i would never do in France. I'm open-minded to every new work, i'm a beginner in all manual labour.

We are located on the Otways in Lorne, walking distance to the beach. We have a separate cottage for Wwoofers to stay in. We dont have a huge garden but make use of the space that we have and often find ourselves needing help with the tidy up prior to summer with leaves and sticks from the trees.

To wwoof! To meet people and learn more about working on farms and get new experiences. We love to garden and be in nature and we think wwoof is a great opportunity to meet new people and to learn more about agriculture. We are planning on buying our on farm in the future and this could be a great start/test for this.

Boshack Outback Eco Farm is 250 acres, 90 minutes from Perth City, Western Australia. We have animals, permaculture and off grid (solar powered, with hot showers & toilets). Set beside a large freshwater lake, we drink our own spring water. Our Accommodation is simple ,warm in winter and cool in summer but very unique, with lakeside & bush view permanent cabins. This is a very peaceful & tranquil place, a great place to relax away from the city. We have mainly school camps & families visiting us regularly.

We have lots of fun living on an old 300 acre dairy farm, just a short drive from surf beaches & trendy town. Our pastures are rolling hills with panoramic views and we adjoin a native forest. We have a huge recreational lake with island & jetty for swimming & fishing, lots of good walks along creeks, over hills & through forest. We grow a large variety of organic fruits & vegies for our own use and are establishing a bamboo plantation. We welcome visitors who can help us expand our farm with all facets of work, whilst having fun. Accommodation for 2 people. Children OK. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. Prefer contact by phone, as I check emails only weekly.

Hope to explore new possibilities while learning in company of people who are on a similar journey. We both love supporting a sense of greater community and commitment to future generations, doing what needs to be done in restoring our wonderful earth mother for a permanent future. Looking for opportunities to help out on nearby farms while we travel in our camper through coastal and outback Australia.

I’m interested in farming and I’d like to have rich experience in Australia. As I have experience as a WWOOFer, I know it is wonderful way to interact with local people.

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.

We live on 176 acres purchased in 1975, situated at the end of a valley and the end of the road. Chinaman’s Creek begins on the property. We follow organic & permaculture principles. Work varies with what we are doing and can include gardening, pruning, weeding, fencing, shed building, animal care of horses cats & dogs, renovations, fencing. Varied accommodation for up to 4 people in our caravan, shed, or BYO. Children b.a. Vegetarian meals. Prefer non-smokers but smoking OK outside with restrictions. Negotiable stays after initial visit, but ideally, we would like someone, perhaps a single, a couple or a family to be long term for awhile.

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 to gain new skills, bring my enthusiasm to help, and create meaningful experiences. I’ve had amazing volunteering opportunities at an animal shelter and WWOOFing on a farm in New Zealand, and I’m eager to continue that journey in Australia. I want to learn from the land, exchange stories and meet new people. I’m excited to share meals, laughter, and help wherever needed.

I am currently on a study abroad program through my university where we travel all around Australia and Tasmania and I am looking for a way to continue to explore the country in a new way after the program ends. I love to be outside and want to explore some of the more rural areas. I have worked on a few ranches before and want to see what the farming community is like in Australia and learn about different farming practices.

I would love to connect with Earth again while taking a break from the outside world. To connect with new people and continue expanding in this life. Consciousness has shifted and changed so much since 2020. I am eager to meet and connect with humans who support the creation of a New Earth

I have a small two Acre block with an olive grove. My property is just a little walk from town and near the Gippsland plains rail trail. I love cycling, travelling and as a horticulturist - organic care for plants and the environment.

My parents used to WWOOF when they were younger and they told me that it was the best experience during their time travelling. I would really like to follow in their footsteps and gain all the new experiences that I believe WWOOFing has to over. I think this would be an amazing opportunity to gain so many new skills and meet people from all around the world.

To gain new experiences with people and see how they live. Connect to the land I’m on.

1. to improve my English skill I've been in Australia since last August, aiming to improve my English. It has been half year since I came here, and I am confident with my English skill but not enough. I thougt it was important to state myself in compretely English environment. 2. to experience Australian farm I have been studied about livestocks for 4years, even stayed at some japanese farm when I was college student. I am simply curious what is Australian farm like, and want to experience the local life.