Aligned with my interest, by joining WWOOF I hope that I’ll get an opportunity to live and work on a farm, providing an authentic experience of the local culture and way of life. I discovered it recently and became too excited to try it myself. I think WWOOFing is a wonderful way to merge my interest in travel with hands-on experiences on farms around the world. Hope it will be an exciting journey, where not only gain valuable agricultural skills but also forge connections with like-minded individuals and contribute to sustainable farming practices. WWOOF community offers a unique opportunity to learn, grow, and cultivate a deeper understanding of our planet. I'm thrilled to be a part of this global network and eagerly look forward to the enriching experiences and friendships that await.

I love animals and the nature. I like to work physically. I hope to get new animals and new humans as a friend:) besides I know how hard it can be(even if it's the dream of life) to work every day on a farm and thats why I want to help farmers with their work.

Our goal is to discover other cultures than our own and to gain an open mind in the simplest and most local way possible. We would like to live an experience with local people to learn more about the culture and customs of the same country. Wwoofing on an agricultural farm, meeting people, developing the local language, working on the market gardens or being in contact with a place of education are for us a real opportunity to grow and open up to other cultures.

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.

I want to learn more about organic farming, permaculture, nature conservation, off grid living and traditional building. I'm interested in living in a smallholding/intentional community in future. I've been part of several land-based projects in Bristol, including working at a farm with adults with disabilities, as well as working at forest school holiday camps. I’ve also volunteered for a community market garden and wildflower nursery. I really enjoyed this experience, and want to build on the basic organic growing and animal care skills that I've learned.

I really stumbled across WWOOF on my own as I was looking for volunteer/short term working experiences on farms across Australia. My brother and a few close friends are currently road tripping around Australia and I heard they were picking up work and cool experiences as they went. Naturally I went googling as that sounded so great and I was tied to Brisbane for the short term. I checked with a friend who had heard good things so decided I should sign up! I plan to spend 1-2 months (around December, January and February) similarly travelling and as mentioned above, trying out the farming lifestyle.

I joined to experience authentic travel, seeing how people live alternate lifestyles and adopting that. I am interested to see the opportunities WWOOFing provides and I know there are some epic humans out there with stories to tell, I want to meet them!

We are husband and wife with wife’s brother Wayne taking over the farming aspect of the farm from this year. We have 6 grown children, 4 are married and living away, one is engaged to be married. We live on a beautiful property in a picturesque green valley near the stunning Murray Falls with a walking track to the top and amazing swimming holes. A river running through the property which has amazing swimming holes in it. We have been growing organic bananas since 1986 and are certified organic A Grade. Our property is out in the beautiful fresh air where it is serene and away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Volunteering includes gardening, housework, shed hand, weeding, pruning, cutting leaves, picking and packing fruit and vegetable in season. We have between 15-40 cows. Children and families are welcome. Mixed diet to suit. No alcohol. Internet via Wi-Fi. available. Shopping in Cardwell or Tully. Min stay 1 week.

I would like to discover lots of different people and environments and I think wwoof is the best thing for that. I think it's a friendly place and there is no pressure like in business.

I want to learn Earth friendly life style and enjoy time. then I will show to Japanes at SNS and in my life. It's important now , we need do earth friendly life style.

私は自然が好きす。自然の中で仕事をすることに癒しを感じます。オーガニックにも興味があります。アーユルヴェーダセラピストをしており、自然と人間のつながりにも興味があります。学ぶのが好きです。

I am hitting the road in my van for several months over the summer, and I would love to do some hands-on volunteer work to gain experience in a wider range of fields and landscapes and meet like-minded people!  I am only looking to work for people willing to share their knowledge and experience as this is my passion, not just a means of food and accommodation.

I joined WWOOF to gain more knowledge on sustainable living and experience how people from around the world implement organic farming practices. I'm also very interested in seeing how ecovillages and intentional communities work in order to someday join one or start my own!

I join wwoof because I have all ready done a woofing for 8 months in France and I'd liked it, so I would like to do the same in Australia. I want to do wwoof because I love meeting new people and discover a new way to do it. I also want improve my English. I like to help and exchange with many people so wwoof is perfect for me.

Property is located at the bottom of Mt Tamborine we have kangaroos also a creek at the top of Mt Tamborine just a short drive water falls bush walking great places to eat. We are setting g up frenceing also vegetable gardens Great location. Set amongst the tall gumtrees their are kookaburras and also parrots.

I work on my farm with my family and would like to adopt the idea of organic farming for the future. I found WWOOF when I was thinking that it would be nice to experience organic farming while traveling overseas. I'm visiting my friend in New Zealand and later found out that New Zealand requires a work visa to do WWOOF, so I decided to do WWOOF in Australia. I will be staying in Sydney from 16 December 2023.

I'm interested to learn about horticulture and permacultural practices in Australia. Specifically interested in the usage or native plants to facilitate biodiversity and growth. I also take an interest in the construction and design of buildings via old-fashioned and traditional methods such a clay and stone brick-laying.

It sounds like an amazing experience! Working on an organic farm in Australia would offer a unique opportunity to connect with nature, learn about sustainable farming practices, and be immersed in the Australian culture. It's a chance to learn about organic farming techniques and contribute to the global movement towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly future. Plus, I'd have the satisfaction of knowing that I was directly involved in producing healthy and nutritious food for people. And that's without mentioning the incredible wildlife I could encounter. It's a chance to step out of my comfort zone, meet new people from all over the world, and make lifelong memories. I'm passionate about sustainable living, love the outdoors, and want to experience the beauty of Australia, working on an organic farm!

I always wanted to volunteer to incrase my CV and i love going threw neu challenges! Alsoni want to extend my stay here in Australia and make friends from all around the world! I hope i arroused your interest and would be happy about positiv feedback.

My initial plan was to support a farm. So, I looked for some options online and came across WWOOF. The fair concept of working for board and lodging convinced from the beginning, which is why I decided to go for WWOOF. Overall, from WWOOFing I hope to get to know nice people and another culture, have close contact with animals, improve my English and just have a great time.