As much as I love to travel, I am interested in how other people live. I also love animals and gardening, so I hope to get more experience in that area. I like the feeling of being around people and feeling at home, and I hope to find that at WOOFING. Being part of a family and actively participating in their day means a lot to me. I am convinced that WOOFING is one of the best ways to get to know locals and their culture.

I joined WWOOF because I want to get to know what its like living and working on a farm. I really enjoy nature and I love all kinds of animals. I actually have 2 turtles at home. 🙂 I want to learn more about Australia and the farm life and just have a good time.

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 would like to meet new people and experience different ways of life, and hopefully get a chance to help with work and projects.   I also want to give back to the country that I am travelling in, and not just visit the big cities that all tourists go to. I would love to have a new experience and challenge doing something I’ve never done before and getting to spend time with interesting people in their home.

I joined WWOOF to get the opportunity to meet new interesting people as I am traveling alone through Australia for 6 months. I love to be on the countryside and enjoy the beauty of it. I really like the idea to travel from farm to farm, giving a helping hand and not needing to much money while traveling. As I already have expierience in typical farm work, I am sure I can help you out and I hope you can show me more about your beautiful country in exchange

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'd like to get involved with rural life. Tree change. Studying horticulture looking to do a permaculture design course. Interested in soil stuff like hot compost and bio char, Nursery operations, starting seeds in the green house. Have grown mushrooms before too. Would be happy to stay somewhere longer term and happy to work a bit extra to increase your produce.

The goal is to have farming experience and practice English. I can have a better working holiday if I can speak English. I want to have an experience that I can't have in Japan. I want to get in touch with Australian nature and experience the rest of my life.

I worked on a biodynamic market garden for a year, helped set up regenerative grazing system on a partly bush property using pigs to regenerate pasture in place of heavy undergrowth. I owned a small farm and grew chemical free flowers to sell commercial for 3 years, also homesteaders on this property for 5 years had 5 cows, 14 sheep, countless chickens both egg birds and several batches of meat birds that were all moved on pasture in salitin style roller pens. Grew veggies and did heaps of preserving. Have a fair library of organic, biodynamic and permaculture books, have spent time nerding out on Korean natural farming methods. Very into local community food resilience, Really keen to get my hands back in the dirt and further expand my knowledge of small scale sustainable agriculture practices while helping others develop/maintain their dreams!

We would like to meet and collaborate with like minded people. Hayley and I grew up on the remote south coast of Western Australia and enjoyed home gardening, growing food and joining in with our small local communities. Given we are planning to tow our Tiny House around Australia, we are looking to continue working with soil and plants and animals to sustain our health and well-being whilst treading lightly on the earth. Another factor in wanting to join Willing Workers On Organic Farms is the Permaculture Design Course that I completed in Central Victoria with David Holmgren. David promotes living in community and organic growing so it is a natural choice for Hayley and I and our two young girls.

I joined WWOOF because I want to protect the environment and enjoy protecting plants at the same time. I also want to take care of my physical and mental health persuing eco-friendly life.

I'm not an english fluent speaker but I'd like to work in a farm to improve my english. I'm voulunteer and I like nature. I like the values exposed by WWOOF. Living with nature and working outside is very enriching. I am quite persistant and I can be a great help for manual works

I'm just beginning my journey throughout Australia and I'm hoping to experience as much of what this part of the world has to offer. I like that with WWOOFing I can have a more intimate local experience while gaining knowledge of organic agriculture practices.

We live in a sustainable designed house of Straw bale, recycled concrete and recycled car tyres on a small bush block in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. We are establishing an organic vegetable garden and designing and landscaping a native garden that blends with the existing bush that borders our property.

I joined WOOF for my late-summer vacation and wanted to experience something new! I work as a SUP/Yoga tour guide in japan and thought after the busy summer i would explore the world more! I’ve been to Australia before and i loved its vibes so much❣️Would love to hike, swim, surf and skateboard if i have chance! Looking forward to meeting new people and  gaining new skills✌️

I joined WWOOF to expand & nourish my community. I hope to learn, grow, meet new people and expand my skills. I am local to Tasmania but I find it intriguing that there is still so much to see and learn, there seems to be adventure and a new or old friend around every corner.

I am generally very interested in agriculture, good food and healthy eating. I enjoy outdoor work, physical labor and working with animals. Therefore, I would like to get out of the daily routine for a while and work on a farm. To gain new experiences, see everyday life as a farmer and learn new things.

I hope to learn a lot through my Wwoofing experience in Australia - about life, the people and the culture, but also about agriculture and ecological farm work. I want to broaden my horizon and see how life is on the other side of the world.

We joined WWOOF because we like to help out and see the farm life. Something to remember when we are older. We want to have new contacts and skills when we leave Australia so Woofing is the perfect oppurtunity.