I join wwoof because I came for the firste time alone in Austrlia and I want to start with something new and farming is a good start for me. I also want to speak a beter english befor i go work so it's the perfect place for that. It's also a good think to put in my CV, it could benefit me in my professional future.

I have recently started to like the idea of living in a countryside and fallen in love with the farms in Australia. I own farm land in pakistan, mainly growing wheat and cotton. So I would love to learn the farming practices in Australia. Also, this would be my first real exposure to life in a farmhouse doing hands-on farming in Australia. I hope it will be a wonderful experience for me as well as the host. Looking to get along with nice people 🙂

I joined WWOOF Australia because the opportunity to travel and explore a country I've been fascinated by for as long as I can remember, meeting like-minded and knowledgable people to connect with along the way, to learn from and to have truly memorable experiences with, and even to make a positive difference to the environment however small and take what I learn back with me to my work, is just impossible to say no to while I have the chance.

A farm ask me to join WWOOF to join them so here i am, also trying to find job around australia. Woofing is a good oportunities to work in different places so why not? WWOOF is a good way to find these king of jobs too, easier way to find workplaces.

We like to take care of animals and DIY stuffs. We hope to improve our English's spoken level and meet interesting people. Learning new things is very important for us. Wwoof seems to be a very nice experience to achieve these kinds of goals.

Nunkeri Farm is a 120 acre property in the subtropical rainforest hinterland of Byron Bay. I am a shareholder in a multi-occupancy property, 15 mins to Mullumbimby, 30 mins to Byron Bay, 20 mins to Minyon Falls. Abundant wildlife & many bird species. Gently sloping, NW facing aspect with swimming holes in the creek. Lots of interesting neighbours involved in creative projects, music a particular highlight. Working towards sustainability. Work includes vegie garden & orchard maintenance, weeding, mulching, composting, raking, new plantings, animal care, bamboo construction, rock work. Various accommodation for up to 4 people in caravan / cabin / tipi/ studio. Children b.a. Vegetarian meals. NSI. Prefer stays of at least 10 days, with the aim of longer stay (one month or more) if things flow smoothly.

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 am looking forward to learn Australian farming methods and develop an understanding of the local culture here. I also like to spend my day with a satisfactory labour to win a good nights sleep and stay worthy of the food i receive. I like WOOF as a concept to build a great global community of farmers and travellers.

I joined WWOOF because I love the opportunity to stay at many different places where I get to learn new skills and meet new people that normal tourists don’t get to see. I can work with animals, help in the garden or on big farm lands. I love the idea of staying and helping somewhere for a few days or weeks and being able to travel on quicker. It gives me the ability to see more of the country and it’s lifestyle. My goal is to try out as many things as I can and learn more while traveling up the east coast.

Discover new skills in natural project and meet new people. I' m really passionate about project around nature and animals. Woofing is a good option to discovers this kind of project. I want to share my experiences with people and learn from them too

I joined wwoof because I want to learn more about the volunteer opportunities that can be done while traveling around Australia, so I can learn more about the culture and be able to interact with local people so I can improve my English.

Lately I've realized it's time I got out there and explored more of my country and WWOOF seems like the perfect way to do that. I really want to learn new skills and use this as a chance to truly connect with nature.

We are new French agricultural engineers, we want to discover other agricultures, techniques and knowledges. We want to discover other ways of living. Wwoofing is a chance to do so, while meeting new people and fully participating to the tasks. It is also a way to reduce the price of the travel as we do not have a job yet. We really want to improve our English, I would like to be fluent. Overall, this travel is meant to be a human adventure.

We joined WWOOF to be able to work for our accommodation and learn new skills while we meet people from all around the world. This share of experience is much more valuable to use than just renting out an accommodation.

I joined WWOOF as a way to meet more like minded people and see more of Australia. Also, I have a big interest in conservation (I have recently applied for a masters program titled : Science Communication for a Better Planet) and would love to learn more from people who are living lives so close to nature. I hope to learn more about different land management practices and see the differences in land needs in Australia compared to home.

For the opportunity to volunteer my time with no expense and learn a new skills or gain experience working outdoors. I read about wwoofing online and the idea of staying and working in one place while meeting new people appeals to me.

Hello dear future host 🙂 I am Céleste and I come from Belgium🇧🇪. I arrived in Australia two weeks ago (I am currently in Sydney). I would like to spend more time outside and do manual labour. I am passionate about nature and the environment🌱. Actually, in Belgium, I studied bioengineering with a specialty in agronomy. I worked for four years for a farmers' union🧑‍🌾. So I was quite in contact with the field. In addition, my family also comes from the agricultural sector. At home, I live in the countryside where I love gardening. I am a brave and hardworking person. I am available right now and I already speak English almost fluently. I'm looking for a place to experience Australian life and culture, and meet nice people (that's the purpose of this trip). Looking forward to meeting you ! 🤩 Céleste

I want to join WWOOF because I'm passionate about sustainable living and organic farming practices. I hope to immerse myself in Australia's diverse landscapes, learn from local hosts, and contribute meaningfully to their farms. WWOOFing offers me the chance to gain hands-on experience in agriculture, deepen my connection to nature, and build lasting friendships within the farming community. I look forward to exchanging knowledge, exploring different farming techniques, and embracing a lifestyle centered around environmental stewardship and self-sufficiency.

I am highly motivated to engage in WWOOFing as I am eager to learn English, discover new farming techniques, and immerse myself in different cultures and ways of living. I believe this experience will broaden my horizons and allow me to grow both personally and professionally.

I want to live more sustainably in a way that truly works for the planet, myself and others. I want to learn how to grow more nutrient dense food for less money and more self/communal sufficiency. Also curious about natural building and low impact/high air quality shelters. Designing Sustainable solutions in alignment with natures principles. Also want to spend more time with people on a similar bandwidth as myself.