J'ai choisi de rejoindre le WWOOF car cette expérience réunit tout ce qui me passionne : découvrir de nouvelles cultures, apprendre des savoir-faire uniques, et contribuer activement tout en respectant les valeurs du développement durable. Ce mode de vie me permet de me rendre utile en participant à des projets concrets, en harmonie avec mes convictions écologiques. De plus, partir en Australie est pour moi une formidable opportunité d'améliorer mon anglais, un objectif clé de mon voyage. Le WWOOFing incarne parfaitement cet équilibre entre apprentissage, partage et enrichissement personnel, ce qui en fait l'expérience idéale pour moi. I chose to join WWOOF because this experience brings together everything that fascinates me: discovering new cultures, learning unique know-how, and actively contributing while respecting the values ​​of sustainable development. This way of life allows me to make myself useful by participating in concrete projects, in harmony with my ecological convictions. In addition, going to Australia is a fantastic opportunity for me to improve my English, a key objective of my trip. WWOOFing perfectly embodies this balance between learning, sharing and personal enrichment, which makes it the ideal experience for me.

The break before graduating with my masters I used all of my saving to backpack around Australia and I loved it. When I found out that I could use my skills in school to travel and build my resume and portfolio and was a hard to not join.

Learning Opportunities – I want to join WWOOF to gain practical, hands-on experience in organic farming. It is an opportunity to learn about different techniques from experienced individuals, who can guide me on my journey to understand sustainable agricultural techniques. Cultural Exchange – Australia is a place that is completely new to me. I would love to be able to immerse myself in the different cultures and the way of living. Working and living with hosts families, offers a personalised experience where I can get to know local traditions, techniques from an insider’s perspective. Environmental Impact – The environmental crisis is a huge problem for the world, joining WWOOF aligns with my commitment to environmental sustainability. I would love to know different living and farming methods, which are kind to the earth and learn why and how things are done in a specific way from experienced individuals. Community and Networking – WWOOF offers a network to connect with people who are passionate about sustainable living. I think it is a great way to make new friends, learn new ideas and be part of a community of great teachers and like-minded people. Personal Growth and Development – WWOOF presents a unique challenge which I believe will help me grow personally. I know that it will not be easy and will be out of my comfort zone, although it is scary its also incredibly exciting. WWOOF offers a chance to develop new skills and adapt to new environments, overcoming challenges will be a part of the process that will teach me valuable life lessons. Adventure and Exploration – I want to travel Australia and see as much as I can. WWOOF combines travelling with a sense of purpose, it’s an adventure that allows me to explore completely new places in a more meaningful way, beyond the typical tourist landmarks and paths.

To be in contact with families and have a free experience. To have the feeling of helping and being thanked for it. I'm thirsty for adventure.I want to base my trip on human relationships rather than tourist activities. What's more, Australia is famous for woofing. And the countryside suits me the best. I really enjoy learning new things, especially when i understand what my work is for and my role in the natural process.

WWOOFing in Australia is much more than just an adventure. It's a deep immersion in Australian culture, nature and lifestyle. Here's why I want to live this unique experience Discover Australia's nature: Australia is renowned for its spectacular biodiversity, from its paradisiacal beaches to its vast stretches of desert and lush rainforests. By taking part in WWOOFing, I'll be able to explore these breathtaking landscapes while helping to preserve them. Enriching cultural exchange : Living and working with Australian host families would allow me to immerse myself in the local culture. I could learn about the traditions, customs and lifestyles of the locals, while sharing my own knowledge and experiences.

As a teenager I lived on Woofing farm with my dad. I loved working and living on farms in Albany. As an adult I have done woofing in Europe in Croatia and have volunteered on a farm in Vietnam. My dream is to own my own farm one day. At the moment I would like the convenience of being close to my family in Perth, whilst also being able to live on a farm.

2nd year Visa bushfire recovery available farm. Permaculture self sufficient farm and a Certified Organic cropping farm, growing herbs that we value add into eco skin care. 6 Acres, creek boundary, on a main sealed road, 100% off grid with stand alone solar system. 20 min from the beach and 1.5 hr from the snow fields.

A great opportunity to meet new people, learn new things and travel throughout Australia. I would also like to learn more about gardening/farming in general. I miss my farm where I grew cut flowers and ran an airbnb

I joined WWOOF in order to get to know the lifestyle in Australia better. I have been back to Australia for short holidays with my family and this will be my first time travelling for a longer period by myself. I think WWOOFing is a great way to meet new people and to gain new experiences.

I am eager to travel around Australia while utilizing my interest in farm work and organic growing. I think it's a beautiful way to travel while working hard and meeting new locals in each area I hope to visit. I look forward to making new connections with new people.

I got involved with various local volunteer groups in London which gave me a huge sense of satisfaction and purpose through giving back to the community and spending my time doing things that I felt made some sort of impact. I particularly enjoyed anything relating to conservation and found myself wanting to get stuck into as much as I could during the weekend and any evenings I had free during the week. Whilst travelling for the last few months, I felt like I’ve been missing this sense of purpose as well as a bit of routine which I feel helping out through WWOOFING can give me. I also plan on transitioning to a career in environmental conversation and would love to learn more skills to help with this (or even just pick up some tips and tricks to help me when I eventually get a garden back home!).

I joined WWOOF to have the possibility to meet people and have the real australian and farm experience, close to the city. We may want to live here one day!

Not much I can say apart from the above - a mate of mine recommended me to WWOOF, as a way to explore rural culture and lifestyle. Can’t wait to get out into the bush full time - I spend half my time out of town these days anyway!

I need to complete my 88 days specified labour. I would love to volunteer on organic farms and support flood relief recovery. I am interested to get to know much about farming techniques, soil heath, how to grow food and what it takes to replenish the land after natural disaster. I am WWOOFing with my friend Anna, Anna's WWOOF username is AnnaandKelly.

I joined WWOOFing because I love working outdoors, connecting with nature, and learning from people with different experiences and ways of life. It’s a great way to be part of local communities, share skills, and grow personally while contributing to meaningful projects.

280 Acre Cattle Property fenced in 7 paddocks with some irrigation and crops. Three Moon creek running though property. Accommodation: You have a room in my home, eating together we will work together! I have sugar cane growing, and I am getting the vegetable garden going and general garden maintenance. I have one other person living here at the moment. So a handy person would be great to assist with general tasks around the property. I can pick you up from Muldildie Town please call in advance to make arrangements. Please call my phone first - If you cant get through then email me. I do have good internet but I'm not on the computer often. You will always have 4G reception on your mobile whilst here. Closest Airports: I live 2 1/2 Hours from the Bundaberg Airport or 3 hours from Rockhampton Airport in Queensland. So much to do and see in the area , don't miss out on this great Australian Farm life!

I'm joining WWOOF to learn about the organic farming movement while experiencing the adventure of traveling and working in the rural, remote locations of far flung places. It is my hope that my enthusiasm, work effort and experiences will also be of value to the hosts, their organic farming and creative efforts.

I would like to open my own farm one day when I come back to the Basque Country so while I save the money I think it's a good idea to learn and enjoy daily life on different farms.

We want to use WOOFING as an opportunity to get to know another side of Australia. To get to know more of the local people and life. For us, it's a way to learn things about farming and taking care of animals, about the people, and also about ourselves, and growing with that experience. It also seems like a good way of having something stable for a view days/weeks to stay and structure our day around. Which can be a nice relief from staying in hostels and traveling a lot. We are especially looking forward to working with animals. We don't mind working in the fields either, as we have always spent a lot of time outdoors. It was important to our parents that we understood that a little dirt on our clothes wasn't the end of the world. To be completely transparent, it is also a good way to save money.

to connect with earth and people. to build a sense of purpose in work that is full filling. Sharing presence in new new experiences and people. Learning and studying new interests and how mother Nature provides rich life and harmony.