History of WWOOF, a Global Organic Movement
Updated on April 12, 2025 by Meg Pier
WWOOF is a global network that links volunteers with organic farms. In fact, it was one of the world's first voluntourism organizations!
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What a fascinating story about the founder of WWOOF, Sue Coppard and the places she worked, traveled and lived. I hope someday to meet you in person, as I have been a supporter and did WWOOFing in 1978-1979 in England and Wales. The education about land, organic farming and seriously dedicated individuals is a beacon of hope, especially today. I met wonderfully gifted individuals who honor nature in a multitude of forms.
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This is. Agood practice of faming hear in Uganda East Africa JINJA. We love to come and express the land in Uganda and we grow to gether. We love you and hope to hear from you. Amen.