I am in a career change and taking the time to discover new things close to nature seems like a great idea to do it. I love nature and often go for walks in the forest or trekking in my Swiss mountains. I live in a rural area and have already helped farmers in my region when it comes time to harvest potatoes. By wwoofing, I want to discover new people and new jobs, but I also plan to visit the region and move around in my free time.

We’ll be able to fulfil a big dream of ours in the next couple of months, which is to stay for a lengthy period of time in our favourite country, Australia. Of course, travelling to different places will be a huge highlight. However, we also would like to use the first couple of months to do something different. We both really love the idea of being around and staying with locals for a while, learning about their lives and becoming part of their community, even if it’s just for a couple of weeks. It would also allow us to use and brush up our English as much as possible, which would be a really nice plus for us. Well, and the Woofer program seems to offer a great opportunity for exactly that.

I joined wwoof because i like the woofing mentality, the exchange of knowledge. I want to discover the unique species of Australie. Also woofing  help meeting kind people.

We're seeking unique experiences while traveling and looking for ways to explore the country on a budget. We enjoy meeting new people, hearing their stories, and seeing how others live. Originally, we planned to settle in one place and work before traveling, but we realized we'd feel more fulfilled by working and traveling in a more local and personal way. We're here in Australia for an extended stay, and we're eager to find meaningful work where we can contribute and grow during our time here.

I would love to learn and experience how to grow and harvest different type of produce. Also techniques about  permaculture. I have always worked with the final stage being a chef. But to be able to learn how it works from the beginning. I feel it will even enhance my knowledge about the fruit or vegetables. Even the making of cheese, wine, olive oil. I am willing to learn it all. Also working on farm/ vineyard would be something I love to experience.

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.

We joined WWOOF because we want to get experience of working on a farm. Tess is a vegetarian and cares very much about the environment and wildlife. We thought this would be a great way to help out and see a part of Australia that most tourists won't experience.

We are looking for somewhere to spend a good chunk of time learning about earth building as we are keen to one day build a house for ourselves. We love community and connecting with people all over the world. We have done multiple wwoofings/workaway experiences in Canada, Mexico, and Australia. And we love what wwoofing has to offer both hosts and wwoofers.

It is a great opportunity to gain more experience in small farming. For myself I hope to learn about agriculture and farming so one day I can easily start doing it on my own! It is awesome to be a guest for a while and also giving something back. I love to make new connections, having beautiful talks and share a space for some time. It is just a great exchange and I hope beyond work I learn more about Tassie, the lifestyle and its people.

I love using WWOOF because it allows me to embrace new adventures and enjoy the excitement of working on a farm. Being active in nature is one of my passions, and your farm provides the perfect opportunity for that. 🌾🐑 I take great pleasure in contributing to daily tasks, whether it's tending to the garden, feeding animals, helping with the harvest or any crazy exercice. 🌏 Furthermore, I look forward to meeting new people, trying local foods, and understanding different ways of life. Overall, WWOOF combines my love for adventure, nature, and cultural exchange into one incredible experience. I am always eager to help out on the farm and learn from you.

I'm looking to learn the skills and knowledge to build a future that feels viable to me and this seemed like a really good way to do that. It's also a lovely way to travel and explore different land/climates, and meet people that share passions and interests 🙂

It’s the best opportunity to talk to lovely people who care about nature, food, and also to work with nature. And also I’m interested in conservation and land management, organic agriculture, wildlife, so I’ll be so happy if I can talk to people who do something related to these topics.

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'm eager to learn more about regenerative agriculture, nut agriculture, harvesting methods, and product production (and be put to work on the farm.) From my experiences, there is such a great community to be discovered within agriculture, and I hope to learn and share with others with similar passions as mine!    

I joined WWOOF in the U.S. to learn more about farm life. It's been a wonderful experience. I'm joining WWOOF in Australia to gain similar experiences.

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.

We wanted to join this group because we arrived in Australia two months ago, specifically in Sydney. We were lucky to find work right away in the restaurant industry, but we realized that it wasn’t much different from France. So, we wanted to experience something new, do things we’ve never done before, and create memories that will last forever

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.

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.