WWOOFCast
The first episode of WWOOFCast is online!
In this podcast you will learn some tips about WWOOFing, how WWOOF organisations work behind the scenes and some of the history of this movement.
The first episode of WWOOFCast is online!
In this podcast you will learn some tips about WWOOFing, how WWOOF organisations work behind the scenes and some of the history of this movement.
Wishing you the best in 2022.We invite you to check, download and print our inspiring and colorful calendar. Visit the 2022 WWOOF Calendar...
The 50th Anniversary celebrations went on with a birthday gathering organised by WWOOF UK in mid October. The date was picked to be as close to exactly 50 years after the very first WWOOF took place at Emerson College in Forest Row, East Sussex, in 1971. Sue with...
WWOOF is 50!!!!!! It's official. We kicked-off our 50th Anniversary celebrations with a gorgeous festival held on 9-10 October in Lyon, France. It was an excellent opportunity to disseminate the values that underlie the WWOOF movement and to get together after a...
WWOOF France is organizing a very festive weekend to celebrate the 50 years of WWOOF 🎉🌱 On the program: A farmers market, podcasts to discover different initiatives, meetings with agro-ecology authors, workshops to discover new ways of creating and making, WWOOFing...
By Sue Coppard, founder of WWOOF “It feels amazing, WWOOF at the venerable old age of Fifty! Half a century in October! How it’s grown since its beginnings as a trial weekend for three people, back in October 1971. On a Friday evening three of us took the train...
Are you ready for an impactful budget travel experience in 2021? Ready to live and learn along-side a passionate farmer while experiencing a new culture and different ways of life? Not sure where to start, or how to find the right farm for you? ...
Wishing you the best in 2021. Join us celebrating WWOOF 50th Birthday. We invite you to check, download and print our inspiring and colorful calendar. Visit the 2021 WWOOF Calendar...
RCE (Regional Centres of Expertise) Greater Dhaka's project on Social Farming has been awarded Acknowledged Flagship Project by the United Nations University for its contribution, especially of WWOOF Bangladesh, to SDG 2: Zero Hunger (Sustainable Development...
It’s been a COVID-19 year, but learning about sustainable agriculture while meeting new people is still possible through the WWOOF network.Indeed day-long volunteering with a local host was possible to keep going even during lockdown and it has been getting more...
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