I enjoy working in my garden and would like to use my stay in Australia to get involved in organic farming. My son went WWOOFing in England when he was at school. I already knew at that point that I would really like to try it out. I love meeting new people and mastering new challenges.

I've started wwoofing in 2016 and i think it's an incredibe way to learn and share things, meet new people and new cultures and sharing sustainible lifestyles. I've done wwoofing only in europe until now and now i whant to go in the other side of the world As an environmental agronomist, a gardener and a hiker i'm really passionate about the outdoor and i really whant to continue learning from nature. And i also need to improve my english

We feel that through Woofing we will be able to learn some great new skills, meet new people and experience an authentic Australian lifestyle. We have heard some amazing things about this organisation and cannot wait to be a part of it.

I joined WWOOF because I realy enjoy farming and want to learn more about farming in different parts of the world. I'm looking forward to working with my hands, helping out with everyday tasks, and connecting with people from different backgrounds.

I believe in sharing knowledge, in our ability as human being to have sustainable ways of life and development, in our capacity to approach our issues with creativity, love, and humor 😀 Moreover, I chose doing wwoofing especially I prefer learn by practicing In real life. I hope to improve my skills in farming, animal care, and whatever Do It Yourself.

I joined this site because I realized that this was the easiest way to get in touch with farms. I hope that thanks to WWOOF I'll be able to find a farm where I can learn how it works and become an integral part of it. I grew up in a house with a big garden. My mother, a gardener, always made sure we had beautiful vegetables, and I was always happy to help her. Today, I'm keen to learn what it's like to work on a farm, and to have the opportunity to discover practices that I'm not familiar with in agro-ecology. I can't wait to find a place to help on the farm.

I did volunteer work in France and in Germany last year and found the experience really enjoyable. At the same time, I learnt how great the volunteer experience is since I can learn new things while helping people who need it. So far, I have loved Australian life however, it has been difficult to gain a sense of authentic Aussie culture while living on dorm! And Australia is famous for its beautiful nature including farms and orchards.

I come from Italy and I have traveled a lot in Europe but never so far from home, I seek adventure but knowing that there is always a family I can trust is very nice.

When we did vacations in different countries, we wanted to discover the culture and also to meet the locals really. Unfortunately, it´s not enough time on a short trip to discover a country and it´s locals really well. So, how can you get such things better than do the next step: work, live and laugh with the real people from the part of the world that needs to be discovered. As well, I (Patrick) want to improve my English skills, which Darya tried to help, but abroad would be better for sure…I started with English, just couple years ago. But here in the province where the most don`t talk English at all, it`s hard to level up. In the last 2 years relationship with my girl, we talked a lot about being abroad to improve my English and also have a “once in a lifetime experience”. So here we are, ready for a big journey, full of exciting experiences and interesting meets!

I want to join WWOOF to gain hands-on experience in organic farming, connect with people from diverse backgrounds, and learn more about sustainable living. It’s a great opportunity to explore new cultures, work closely with nature, and contribute to meaningful projects. I'm excited to grow personally and make lasting connections along the way!

To learn new skills, have cool experiences, and meet people! I, Danny, am really interested in learning more about hands on work such as simple construction/carpentry and land management.Grace's interests are in vegetable gardening, food processing/preserving, beekeeping, poultry, and education. We are both also interested in understanding the wider business side of things, and keen to learn! We haven’t been in Australia long and would like to get to know Perth and Western Australia a bit better before getting jobs in the region.

I wanted to move out of Japan and see the world. When I was traveling alone in Japan, I helped out in the farming industry, so I became interested in WWOOF, which can put that experience to good use. I'm looking forward to living a self-sufficient life in the future, so I'd like to see a lot of things. I'm currently studying English, but I can't speak it very well yet, so I wanted to improve my language skills by putting myself in an English-centered environment.

We are a small scale farm located within the swan valley 25 min drive from Perth. Our primary area of farming is animal husbandry. We have cattle, sheep, pigs and chickens that we feed and look after daily. We also farm fruit and veg and produce wood fired bread that we sell at our weekend market stall at the front of our property.

I joined WWOOF because I land in Perth the 2nd december and I would love to get a bed in exchange of any manual work. My goal is to find a nice host with a lot of work to do, I would like to get some work and life experience as I am from a totally different country, see how people are in australie, how do they work etc..

We recently got married and decided to pause our lives in Edinburgh to gain some practical farm experience in Australia. We are both hoping to pick up some skills that may make us more employable within the agricultural industry but also with a view to having our own smallholding somewhere, at some point. We’re particularly interested in gaining experience in livestock work, viticulture, forestry/silviculture, fencing, and machinery/tractor operation…but we’ll get stuck into any jobs which need doing.

My main goal in joining WWOOF is to connect deeply with nature, animals and people. I am passionate about building a sense of community and fostering meaningful connections with other living beings. I also hope to improve my English through real-life experiences and conversations and gain new perspectives while contributing positively to the projects I join.

I'd like to live and work in harmony with nature, communicate with people in a natural and open way, and live a healthy life. I also want to improve my English. I'm sensitive to chemicals like synthetic detergents or fragrances etc. and I love natural things, so I'm happy to work on organic farms.

I want to be a WWOOF Australia member in order to pursue my love of being in nature and my deep connection to animals, and to travel the world after my graduation from High School this summer. English is easy for me but I am not yet as fluent as I would like to be - so I am looking forward to go to Australia to improve my English, to gain deep insights into everyday life in this country where I have never been, and to making new acquaintances and friends. I hope that WWOOFing will provide exciting and educational experiences in nature and with animals and people.

I want to visit Australia, "the Austria" with wild exotic Animals! 🙂 I want to learn new things and meet different people and help them theme with my handyness and knowledge

Living on the countryside and working and creating with nature drove me into farming. Getting close and making friends with people globally is what I got out of wwoofing in other countries. Aswell as learning different ways of life & different methods of how things used to get done.  Veggie Farming, growing field crops and lately lifestock is what excites me. In the past I have lived on some remote farms, which led me to appreciate these places for their unique atmosphere. I'm in my hands-on period right now. Before starting my next contract Work in february in NSW, I want to see some other farms/ stations that work with lifestock ( Sheep or Cattle). In exchange of my work I would like to gain some experience in driving 2 wheel motorbikes. Maybe shearing and welding too!