I very much like the idea of sharing knowledge and contributing to a more sustainable way of living. I heard Wwoof is a great platform with enabling to bring all of those values that are dear to me together through volunteering.

My Name is Quinn Daly. I am 19 years old. I grew up in far North Queensland, Cairns. I had a lot of exposure to gardening and being around animals but never on a farm. I currently live in Carlton, Melbourne. I want to WWOOF because I see agriculture as a potential career path and would like to get practical experience. I have worked as a kitchen hand, a life guard, and a baker. I studied Arts at the University of Melbourne. In the future I would like to learn carpentry. I would like to stay for at least 10 days with a host. I have no allergies or dietary requirements. I don’t smoke. I would like to learn how to grow organic fruit and vegetables and everything involved. I want to WWOOF to learn skills, meet people, see more of Victoria and gain experience on a farm. I am very used to physical labour and long hours and early mornings working as a Baker. In my free time my favourite thing to do is go to different bakeries. try their coffee and croissants. In the future I would like to open my own bakery.

I've joined WWOOF as I'm looking for an opportunity to get out of the big smoke and see more of Australia, while also learning more about permaculture and organic farming as it is something I'm really passionate about and interested in. I'm very much a hands on learner and would love the opportunity to meet new people and learn new things.

WWOOF is a network of organic and responsible farms and businesses I totally support. I’m deeply concerned about the clime crisis and wish I can do more to accelerate our green and ecological revolution

We want to share wwoofing experience with our kids. They love playing in nature. We prefer staying in country side and sharing your lifestyle, experience, culture, food etc to just sightseeing.

I'm interested in food production, particularly horticulture, where the impact on the land and the health of the land and community is considered. I like being out and doing things and I think I have some basic horticultural skills that would be useful to host farms

So I can volunteer for a good cause, in a place that is closer to my work, to decrease the commuting time. I like to live a harmonious life, living from the land as much as possible, working, volunteering, being away from the hustle and bustle.

7 acres Vegetable gardens, native revegetating with interest in edible indigenous plants, working timber mill using reclaimed fallen trees We are keen musicians and also host small music festivals on our property Accommodation in caravans

I would like to do WWOOFing in Australia because living and working in a foreign country provides an opportunity for total immersion in another language and culture. I really would like to learn new things, meet new people and improve my English.

I'm in my first year in Australia under a Work and Holiday Visa, so I'm looking for a three months work in remote or very remote areas. Since I had a great experience in an eco village last year, I'm excited to find a new experience in Australia for this short period.

This is the Rhody's first trip and we want to see and to do volunterring in Australia during a few weeks on december 2023 and january 2024. We love to discover ta another culture and certainly another way of doing things.

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.

As a first-year student in a Bachelor of Science program, specialising in regenerative agriculture, I am deeply passionate about sustainable farming practices. I believe that regenerative and organic farming not only produces healthy, nutritious food, but also has the power to heal our planet. In my current role as an emergency service officer, I work a demanding swing roster of 6 days on and 8 days off. During my time off, I would love nothing more than to volunteer on regenerative and organic farms. I believe that hands-on experience working with farmers who share my values would not only enhance my education but also fulfill my desire to contribute to a greater cause. By volunteering on these farms, I hope to gain a deeper understanding of regenerative agriculture and contribute to the movement towards a more sustainable future. I am excited about the opportunity to work with like-minded individuals who share my passion for healthy food and a healthier planet.

I joined WWOOF to break free from my routine in Berlin, which was dictated by school the last few years. It's my way to gain practical knowledge about sustainable farming and make new connections. Plus, I get to explore Australia and gather new experiences. Another reason why I joined WWOOF is to grow as a person before returning to Germany eventually.

My interest in WWOOF stems from a genuine desire to transcend the ordinary and delve into the heart of Australian rural living. Eager to broaden my horizons, I am drawn to the prospect of acquiring a diverse set of skills through hands-on experiences on a farm. WWOOF not only represents an opportunity to explore the picturesque countryside but also serves as a gateway to cultivating a deeper connection with the land and acquiring invaluable insights into sustainable living practices. Excited by the prospect of contributing to the farming community, I am ready to embark on a journey that promises personal growth, cultural enrichment, and the acquisition of new skills amidst the breathtaking backdrop of Australia's countryside.

I would like to get to know Australian farm work and since I can't apply for a Work and Holiday visa, this seemed like the best way to still be able to work in Australia

When I heard about WWOOF from a friend, it sounded interesting, because I am a person who likes to try new things and I was wondering how I will spend the time in Australia. As I grew up in the countryside, I was near to the farmers. My family don't have a farm, but my sister and I are planting some vegetables in our garden. After my time at the language school I want to see different parts of the country and the daily life, therefore WWOOF seems to be varied and convenient way for a part of my holidays.

I joined WWOOF because I really like the idea of farming in a way that's good for the environment. I wanted to get out of my comfort zone and learn about organic farming from real farmers. Also, I thought it would be cool to live with different people in different places, experiencing their way of life and traditions. I saw it as a chance to pick up practical skills in farming and gardening. The adventure part was exciting too—I wanted a break from my usual routine and the big cities, ready explore new places. Plus, being part of a small community of people who care about the same things seemed like a great way to make friends. Overall, WWOOF felt like a perfect fit for my passion for eco-friendly living and a chance to learn while having fun.

I have dedicated the  prior 11 years of  my life  to being the best Doctor I can to serve my community in Chicago, Illinois, USA. It is my time in life to learn, and cultivate and preserve. I want to give back to this earth and the beautiful creations it has created. This is what brings me to WWOOF.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.