I would like to experience local life while interacting with people from various parts of the world. Additionally, I aim to improve my English skills and gain knowledge in agriculture and animal husbandry to apply them in my future life.

We are looking for people who needs help to extend our visa. This opportunity will teach us new jobs and show us a part of the local life. We want to improve our knowledge of Australia, bush life and live something unic. That's the best way to discover Australian life.

I joined WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) driven by my love for nature, a passion for sustainable living, and a desire to connect with the earth in a meaningful way. My interest in gardening and caring for animals naturally aligns with the ethos of WWOOF, where I can actively participate in organic farming and learn about eco-friendly practices. This opportunity not only allows me to develop my gardening skills but also enables me to be a part of a global community that values environmental stewardship. Engaging in WWOOFing is a fulfilling way for me to combine my interests in travel, meeting new people, and making a positive impact on the environment.

I find that woof is great for making a trip a richer experience, it's easy, accessible, varied, and the principle of exchange is interesting for meeting new people while remaining active. I'm excited to do this adventure

12 acre farm, Vegetable Garden, native Orchard, goats, cows, Chickens, northern rivers, near dam for kayaking and paddle boarding, creek accsess, 1 Hr to beach

I love exploring and getting to know new countries, customs and their people and I think this is a good way to get in touch with locals, learn about their habits and support them. At the moment I'm volunteering at a farm and wildlife shelter in Victoria and do not mind dirty hands or clothes 😉 Next stop will be South Australia - would love to help someone in area Adelaide or Kangaroo Island. Just drop a message if you are looking for help. Cheers

I'm interested in holistic farming methods. I'm looking forward to meeting interesting new people and helping out with some work. Soak in some sweet nature.

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 love travelling, and really getting to know all the people on the way, but I'm a bit rubbish at just lying on a beach, I need a job to do otherwise I feel aimless! So if there's some jobs that need doing, that sounds great to me, I work as a labourer/landscaper at the moment so lots of the types of jobs around on wwoofing look very familiar.

My farther is a farmer. Ever since I was little, I have been eating vegetables grown by my farther. I would like to lean argnic vegetables and fruits . I would like to lean English. I want to do a homestay in Australia. I would like to do my best. Thank you.

I feel the most at peace when I’m in nature, and growing up in a small village in the countryside, closeness to nature is what I’m used to. I miss living within walking distance from cows and fields. My dad lives in a eco-village where I stayed a lot during my childhood, where we all had our own garden plots, green houses and chickens. Growing up I was taught the importance of being careful with our earth’s resources and would love to learn more about how to do just that! I feel WWOOFing is the natural next step for my backpacking trip!

I would like to find a nice accomodation and hosts. I am  looking for a place to stay in Perth or around ( 3 Hours max). I would love to give my time for animals but I am happy to help with anything else. I am a handy person very curious and good learner. My  only criteria is to have my private room if I can have a bathroom it would be perfect if not it is ok as well. 🙂

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

To explore agricultural activities in different places around the world. To preserve nature and enjoy living with nature. To live like a local in the host's country. To learn the culture and get along with people around the world. To share my experiences as a childcare therapist.

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.

After our college graduation, both Rachel and I found ourselves working corporate jobs that were unfulfilling spiritually. Both of our mothers have worked as flight attendants, and Rachel and I early on developed a taste for travel and the opportunities it brings. During COVID, when I heard about WWOOFing on a podcast, I recognized it was my way to travel in a way that would not only be affordable, but would give me opportunities to learn vital life skills and experience authentic relationships in the places I visit. Rachel is a former D1 athlete, and I myself am training to hike the Appalachian Trail, and both of us recognized our good physical health opened up a new realm of possibility for travel. We hope to connect our mind, body, and soul, and see if we can exist in a slower-paced life keen on connecting us with what we really care about. Our lifestyles are as healthy as we can manage them, and we hope through WWOOFing, we're able to find hosts that could help us cultivate our farm skills and teach us a little bit more about this wonderful continent you call home. Please, message us, as we'd love to be in touch with you.

Learn more about people and doing things out of my comfort zone.

I've wanted to join wwoof since I was a teenager as a way to explore the world, learn and meet new people. Now I feel like I'm in a place to do that securely. Working in rural Australia over the last 7 months has shown me a little bit of what is out there and how people can live. Working at the royal mail hotel in Dunkeld, there are so many people that come and go in 3 months stints it's eye-watering. These amazing people living their lives and experiencing. I want that. I hope Wwoof can provide that

We love discovering local cultures and customs and think that WWOOFING is a good way to discover them. We are sociable and like to share anecdotes. We also hope that this experience can help us improve our English.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience the australian farming lifestyle. Besides I love animals and the australian couuntryside. Another reason is that I want to save some money before I go to a New Zealand roadtrip.