We both come from the Midwest, so have an admiration for farmers and want to know what it means to work on an organic farm. We’ve gardened at home but would like to learn new methods for sustainable living when we return.

I am willing to do any work! I want to be with you anyway! I want to know what farmers actually enjoy and what they find difficult. I also want to interact with people from other countries, find out what they think and make friends. I have learnt that the nature in Australia is magnificent and the farmland is big, so I want to experience the differences between Australia and Japan and deepen my own understanding of agriculture.

I love to learn about growing food, seeing forests grow and learn about plants. I aim to build on this knowledge while exploring different geographical systems of Australia.

Great way to make new friends.  Looking for work on the land.  Wanting to meet new people and make a long lasting connection.

I really enjoy being outside and connecting to the land, I want to travel with a purpose and found myself drawn to WWOOF as a way of meeting others in a gentle and purposeful way. I am drawn to Australia and New Zealand through the pull of maternal ancestory and see myself as a global citizen, fortunate enough to have time to explore. Being a WWOOF volunteer will enable be to stay grounded - literally and spiritually! I want to learn more about indigenous people's land practices, organic farming in Australia and how this may support the global care of the earth.

For an adventure and to meet new people working in nature. I am currently living in qld and then travelling in Tasmania, SA and VIC Feb- March and want to find a place that needs a hand in a garden or on a farm. I am working as a musician and artist when travelling and also want to mix it up and work outside with soil and plants and people. It’s a dream of mine to get to know the land and it’s keepers more closely. This feeds into my art and music too.

My sister has experienced the farm life a little bit in Japan. I’m jealous her and I’ve always wanted to try that. I’m looking forward to seeing amazing people and a wonderful farm!

Because WWOOFing is the perfect way to spend time in one place, taking time to really learn about a culture, meet new people and the local community, while gaining so many experiences, skills and joy.

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.

My friend invited me."I probably wouldn't have participated if I was alone, but I was interested in it, so I decided to try it because it was such an opportunity."I would like to enrich my life in Australia by experiencing various experiences.

Last Summer I quit my job for a gap year and went traveling with my girlfriend for 7 months. While I enjoyed my time traveling immensely, I realized, that I missed learning new skills and working with my hands. I heard about wwoof from my girlfriend and was very interested in the concept of learning about organic farming in a hands on experience. I think it is great to get to know the Australian farm life and being able to get to know a new family.  I realized how important in this time and age it is for things to grow and be cultivated on organic farms. Therefor I want to experience farm work in an organic cattle farm.

In Australia, i want to learn and develop new skills, practicing new activities. Therefore, WWOOF is a great plateform that will allows me to contact hosts and enrich my stay. I'm looking for opportunities linked to my interest in nature.

I heard it from someone I knew at uni and I thought it was such a brilliant idea to experience and to learn farmig in a lot of methods as well as enjoying different culuture and improving my English skills.

I need a break during my studies, I ‘m not so clear what to do after my bachelor in communication, nothing make sens for me. I need also to improve my english (typical french problem). As I’m used to be in a big family and I like it , I prefer sharing life , discovering the australian way of life by living together. I like to participate, to take part to the today life in the outside with the garden , fruit trees, the animals and in the inside with cleaning, cooking, looking after children if needed. Even if I have no special experience in this particular job, I know I’m consciencious, I always do my best. I’m also responsible and go through the difficulties. I would prefer working with animals or fruit trees than animal enclosures or fencing but once more, I’ll do my best and will adapt to your needs. I’ve never work in a farm but my grand father was a farmer , I’ll impress him ! to improve my english ,meet people , to discover australian way of life by living together

I'm a local who enjoys travelling, meeting new people and working with animals and building things. I like to make a community contribution to sustainable practices and this is one way of doing it.

I‘ve joined wwoof because I want more than just visit Australia. I‘d like to work, i’m interested in learning about work with animals or in general work on an organic farm. And i like the Idea of beeing part of something and thereby getting to know people

I joined WWOOF because I like the idea of a person travelling through the country of Australia without paying for the shelter but by repaying the people while working for them and getting different experiences with varying work. Also, I am interested in finding out how the way of direct "trading" between work and getting accomodation works and how it comes that so many people around my age want to go to Australia to make their experiences. Another pro argument to join WWOOF were positive recommendations from some friends of mine who had either done WWOOFing aswell or similar work and travel years.

We’re interested in participating in bushfire recovery because bushfires are a unique and significant challenge in Australia. We want to learn more about this country while we’re here, and bushfire recovery through WWOOFing will also help us qualify for a second visa. The fact that you provide a living environment allows us to fully focus on this important work. We’re excited about the opportunity to collaborate with local people, and living and working together will be a meaningful experience for us. Australia is a fascinating country, and we’re eager to be part of bushfire recovery efforts that are so crucial here.

We have joined WWOOF as would love to learn new skills and help out on farms and small holdings. We feel it’s a great way to meet new people and experience Australia

I would like to gain new experience at WWOOF and do some meaningful work for my accommodation. I look forward to meeting new people and developing myself further.