I'm passionate about sustainable design practices and really want to learn more about permaculture and self-sufficiency. I wanted to travel around Australia, and thought WWOOFing would be a good way to do it economically while learning new skills and getting to be immersed in nature. I hope to learn more about gardening, so one day I could set up a community garden in my own city.

My dream is to visit Australia. I had hoped to apply for a working visa a few years ago, but I turned 30 just as covid shut down borders. I unfortunately aged out of applying before visas were possible again.   I want to share cooking and food or possibly learn more farming and building skills. I would love an opportunity with food, winemaking or fermentation, but I am also happy with any opportunity!   I want to be able to see all the beautiful places in Australia, not just the touristy side.

I decided to join WWOOF because I am seeking an experience and a bit fun. By immersing myself in WWOOFing, I aim to have an adventure filled with laughter, discovery, and personal growth. I am eager to meet kind-hearted individuals, forge lasting friendships, and explore the beauty of new places. WWOOFing offers me the opportunity to step out of my comfort zone, embrace new challenges, and broaden my horizons. I am excited to engage in hands-on work on farms, connect with nature, and gain practical skills in animal care, organic farming, and sustainable living practices. Beyond the invaluable learning experiences, I am eager to foster meaningful connections with hosts and fellow volunteers. The prospect of exchanging stories, cultural insights, and different perspectives fills me with anticipation. In joining WWOOF, I hope to make a positive impact in the communities I visit and contribute my skills, enthusiasm, and dedication to the host organizations. I aspire to leave each place with a sense of fulfillment, knowing that I have played a part in supporting sustainable practices and fostering a love for nature and animals. Thank you for considering me as a WWOOF volunteer. I am genuinely excited to embark on this journey, create unforgettable experiences, and contribute to the meaningful work of the WWOOF community.

I JOINED WWOOF BECAUSE I WANTED TO GAIN TANGIBLE SKILLS WHILE GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY AROUND ME. IN ADDITION, I HOPE TO BRING THESE SKILLS BACK AND UTILIZE THEM NOT ONLY FOR MYSELF, BUT ALSO IN MY COMMUNITY.

I joined WWOOF as I thought it would be the best way to learn first hand about a few of the things I'm currently passionate about, as unsurprisingly, suburban city life leaves little time or opportunity to delve properly into the natural world. Helping out people with their organic/sustainable/regenerative farm/homestead projects is something which to me sounds like time really well spent, and I really look forward to connecting with a bunch of like-minded people who are interested in a different way of living. Further I love travelling, so the opportunity to travel and learn at the same time sounds like a fantastic combination to me.

Interested in food self-sufficiency, permaculture and discovering different life-styles, it is time to learn and apply knowledge about land work (ex : fields, grow of veggetables/fruits, constructions, etc). Therefore, we can develop skills to start a futur project where our lifestyle will match our values. It is also an occasion to meet new people and share about values and great moments. By the same time, it is an occasion to improve our English.

I am currently studying abroad in Australia and looking for a farm stay experience to learn more about ranch/farm management, as well as gain experience working with livestock and larger animals. After I graduate from college I would like to apply to Physical Therapy school, however, I've also been very interested in working with animals. WWOOF seems like a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience with horses and livestock which would be otherwise hard to acquire.

We're excited to learn more about caring for farms, growing our own food, raising animals, and meeting folks from all walks of life. Once we get back home later in August, we're planning to create a veg and greens garden in our Sarasota, FL backyard and we're hoping to learn how to use our space consciously and effectively. Our 5 year dream is to buy acreage, create our own A-frame home from scratch, and create a tiny house village as a space for others to come to. We want to host WWOOFers, teach yoga, share skills, and make a space in nature for people to come and find peace from horns and fumes. We're coming with open hearts and open minds, and will offer our best energy in exchange for a chance to work shoulder to shoulder with you, and learn all that we can. Namaste!

I seek to enrich my life by learning about new cultures, people, ways of living in a country that is not mine. acquire new skills that are useful for my work and daily life. I love everything that is with animals and nature since it is the way I lived my childhood

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.

Pour partager la vie avec les locaux, apprendre d'eux et mieux comprendre l'Australie. Je souhaite développer des compétences afin de savoir moi même m'occuper d'un terrain.

After doing wwoofing in France and Portugal, I am now lookind to experiment in Australia. I want to work with animals in a farm and help as much as I can.

I joined wwoofing because I like the idea of it. I have always wanted to do voluntary work. Wwoofing seems like the best solution for me because I always wanted to work on a farm.

I joined because I want to make new experiences and get to know the country and its culture better. It is also very important to me to improve my English and I look forward to meeting new people and learn new skills.

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 because I’m interested in learning about the lifestyle in Australia and to get a deeper insight into the culture than you get while travelling. Especially, I want to experience the life on farms / ranches, meet new people and learn new skills.

I have already travelled New Zealand in the past 6 months, where I also stayed on multiple wwoof farms. Without any exeptions, I only made good experiences. The people were so lovely and welcomed me on their beautiful properties and farms. I did a lot of gardening and landscaping, as well as painting and feeding animals. I love meeting new people, spending time with them and learning about their cultures and lives 🤗

I would like to get to know the country and the people before my trip through Australia and do something meaningful at the same time. After my trip through Indonesia I would like to start working again and if possible have enough free time on the side. I used to help my grandparents on the farm and love working outside.

I don’t want to leave Australia after one year because I still want to see such but I have so little time. A friend of mine told me about this website

We joined wwoof because I believe it’s a wonderful opportunity to meet local, environmentally minded people in any area. We are hoping to travel the country making contacts and helping with conscious farming practice.