WWOOF is my opportunity to start with working, because it is not that easy to find work in Sydney without work experience. WWOOF offers a very good selection of different farms from animals to vegetables and fruits. A couple of friends worked on WWOOF certified farms and told me about there great experiences. And that is why I joined WWOOF and hope that I can help on the farms as good as I can.

I would like to complete my 88 days for the second year work and holiday visa and I would like to learn new skills, meet new people and just having a good time at all.

I joined WWOOF because I think it’s the perfect opportunity for me to meet new people and learn new skills. I love being outdoors and I think it is very fulfilling to help other people with their projects.  I did some gardening before when I worked on a construction site which I really enjoyed. After all I hope that I can gain new perspectives and have some exciting experiences while wwoofing.

I’ve travelled across the world and now looking to settle down in places where I can contribute with my time to create positive change and learn about different ways of living.

I'm hoping to find a new experience through WWOOFing. I'm not looking for anything fancy, just a chance to learn some new skills, meet some interesting people, and maybe discover a bit more about myself along the way. If you're up for sharing your knowledge and experience with a humble backpacker like me, I'd love to join you on your WWOOFing journey.

I recently completed a wwoof program in Hawaii. I still keep in touch with my host and it's a really nice relationship. I was lucky enough to prune 75 of their lychee trees in the two weeks i spent pruning which I felt good about. I've done volunteer work and also experience working in adventure where I've done similar trades of services like accommodation for labor and I feel like in some way that it's a wholesome experience that provides balance and space to grow. I never thought doing it locally would be possible but WHY NOT 🙂

I wish to travel. I hope for my children to meet interesting people and learn life skills... I've been stuck in a rut, and did try to make the suburban life work. But it got boring and I miss cooking food over the fire, raining days on the couch with a book and the smells of dinner, I love to Potter around the garden but wish to get more skills. I wish this for my children also

I hope to learn new skills and see how the local people in Australia live! I think especially nowadays our generation learns a lot of theoretical things in uni and we don’t really know how to built things with our hands any more. I really appreciate any kind of skill from gardening to building something. I also love animals, so would enjoy working with them too!

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 joined WWOOF to deepen my connection to nature, learn hands-on skills in sustainable living, and give back to the land that sustains us all. Over the years, I've developed an attitude of environmental stewardship WWOOF offers an incredible opportunity to work alongside like-minded people. For me, it’s not just about learning farming techniques or contributing to projects—it’s about living in harmony with the natural world, sharing knowledge, and creating meaningful connections with people and the environment. I’m excited to learn from hosts who bring their unique perspectives and expertise to this shared mission. WWOOF feels like a natural extension of my personal values and a wonderful way to embrace a life that’s intentional, grounded, and in tune with nature.

I have an acre of land that I would love to turn into something like a forest garden so I am keen to learn whatever you are willing to teach me. I am also a big fan of alternative economies (shared/gift economy) that are less transactional and more interpersonal in nature, so wwoofing is a natural fit! And like I say (in the about me section) rejoining has brought me full circle back to my post-uni days when I was an avid wwoofer.

I’m particularly interested in working on a farm because I love nature and feel the need to spend more time outdoors. I’m also eager to discover farming techniques and practice my English in an immersive environment.

I have hopes of eventually going into the Peace Corps. With that, I have learned the value of ecotourism while traveling. You always leave a place in a better state than when you got there. I grew up going to horse camp, and have always had a love for animals. I believe skills are to be shared and that help should be a universal concept. I really just wish to gain new knowledge and to discover a place from a new perspective.

I’m super excited to be joining WWOOF during my sabbatical. It’s been a long time since I did any major volunteering – the last big experience was in 2013 when I taught English to kids in India. I worked alongside volunteers from over 20 countries, and it was such a powerful, eye-opening time. Since then, I’ve done some local volunteering, but I’ve really missed that deeper sense of purpose. I’m eager to get back into it, be more intentional with my time, and contribute in a meaningful way. I’ll be traveling around Oceania, with Australia as my first stop. I’m really looking forward to getting to know the people, learning about the culture, and spending time in nature. I’ve always been curious about farming and how it could shape my life, so I’m excited to get my hands dirty, learn from you, and help out however I can!

To gain new Experience in the field and Participate in a new Country untill I manage my Residency and my Work Permit or Studies. Also because I need accomodation and some tasks to do instead of sitting alone in my Hotel and doing nothing more than searching for a sponsored Job.

I want to improve my english. Discover Australia and and its surroundings. I’m willing to learn more about farm life and work. Maybe learn a new language other than english.

I have previously WWOOFed in Italy because I wanted to learn more about sustainable farming methods. I found this experience to be very fulfilling and while I have the time, I would love to give my time to helping small scale farms. I’m very interested in food culture.

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.