To learn about different gardening and farming techniques in Australia. I come from a farming background and have gardened my whole life. I hope to never stop learning and this is a great way to do this. I have wwoofed in NZ and will be set up as a host in the near future so I know what it's like on both sides.

To find places to stay as I travel that will hopefully give me more experience working in the cattle industry. I am keen to learn anything you can teach me related to cattle and station upkeep, and in exchange you will have a hard worker eager to do a good job.

I want to work on a farm or with people who are more down-to-earth and friendly, compared to the larger farms I have worked at before, where the atmosphere wasn’t always great. I am looking for a more human experience. Also, I need to reduce my expenses for a while.

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.

Interested in good food (and where it comes from), geography, connecting with people and places. Particularly eager to learn more about and help with landcare, animal husbandry, permaculture, farm work, general practical/outdoor skills. Grew up in small-town coastal Aus, not afraid of hard work, mud or muck. I also have extensive education/childcare experience and am a pretty tidy person, so happy to help with indoor/family tasks as well. Happy working with other people (often described by other as friendly/chatty) or in customer facing roles. To live and work with: I'm generally calm, early sleeper and riser, clean and organised, practice yoga daily, non-smoker and rarely drink but more than able to be around other ways of living (once had 30 housemates for over a year!). I think I tend to work best when I am also being challenged (physically or mentally), enjoy working with and getting to know others, but am also quite independent and happy to get on with a job or do my own thing.

Trying to expand my horizons. Learning new skills, honing my current ones. Meeting new people. Also trying to extend my working holiday visa 417 by doing 88 days of regional work. All so i can continue my journey through this wonderful country

Set among 76 acres of lush subtropical bush, we welcome you to our slice of paradise in the Byron Bay hinterlands. close proximity to the famous towns of Byron bay,Mullumbimby and Brunswick Heads and also a short drive to the picturesque beaches this area has to offer. Looking to receive extra help and an opportunity to share our knowledge, lifestyle and culture with WWOOFers.

Having travelled extensively ourselves, we welcome travellers to our quiet bushland home. Our original 90 acre farm is primarily a sanctuary for native wildlife. You can see wallabies, wombats, kangaroos, echidnas & 86 species of birds here. In recent years we have added 3 properties to our home property to create a Biodiversity corridor extending into the Avon Wilderness from 'Wirn Wirndook Yeerung' (the Macalister river). This Biodiversity corridor is the foundation of our conservation project 'EcoGipps' : EcoGipps - ECO GIPPS We are situated on the Macalister River with beautiful views to Lake Glenmaggie 1km away. Members of Land for Wildlife, Earth Sanctuaries, Landcare, & Birdlife Australia. Work incls, tree planting, plantation management, gardening, weeding & GFM. We enjoy kayaking, mountain biking, swimming, bushwalking and rock climbing. Guitar, mountain bikes, pool for use. Comfortable bungalow for 1-4. Children b.a. Mixed diet. Non-smokers only. Will p/u from train at Sale or bus at Maffra/Stratford/Heyfield area b.a.

I am seeking to broaden my knowledge of farming in particular while build lasting relationships. I love a challenge of hard earned gains! Found as a way to connect with like minded people.

I joined WWOOF to meet new people and learn about the culture that is associated with different parts of Australia. I'm looking forward to seeing the many diverse different parts of Australia as well trying new foods and activities.

We would like to join WWOOF as we have moved from London to Australia and we have bought a camper van and plan to travel around Australia picking up farm work and experiencing everything Australia has to offer in the cities and in rural areas.

I enjoy traveling to get to know other people and cultures. My dream would be, to explore a country from another perspective than solely as a tourist. Besides, I would enjoy to improve my spoken English skills.

I have always wanted to visit Australia because I’m interested in its nature, culture, and lifestyle. I also wanted to experience working on a farm overseas, which is different from my home country. That’s why I chose to join WWOOF. Through WWOOF, I hope to live and work with animals, learn about farm life, and help farmers with their daily tasks. I believe this experience will teach me new skills and give me a deeper understanding of sustainable living. I’m excited to meet new people, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and learn through hands-on work.

200 ac property bordering Nightcap National Park which was organically certified for 14 years and was a place for permaculture courses and health retreats. Tania is a permaculture teacher and the property was desighed according to the permaculture principles. Work involved is any job to keep the place working and shining.

We joined WWOOFing to experience Australia beyond tourism—working alongside locals, learning new skills, and immersing ourselves in rural life. With experience in farm sitting, animal care, and property maintenance, we’re eager to expand our knowledge while contributing to the places we visit. We love nature, hands-on work, and meeting new people. WWOOFing is the perfect way to exchange cultures, gain insight into sustainable farming, and truly connect with Australia.

I want to meet people, experience local culture and help. If it helps me to get closer to animals then I’m even more motivated ! Volunteer is a solution to do all that and it helps me with the money, as I don’t have a lot.

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.