I enjoy organic farming and I wished to experience an Australian organic farm as I travelled through the country. I am interested in sustainable agriculture and thought I could be useful to another farmer for a few weeks to help further the organic cause.

I want to join WWOOF to meet new people, and explore diverse cultures. I would like to discover Australia, to improve my english and find an experience where I can be useful in a enriching environment

I would like to learn English and Australian culture. I need to improve my English skill. In other hand side, I like children. I.would like to help some families who have a children.

I joined WWOOF to connect with likeminded people, get out of the city and into nature. I really want to learn new skills and expand my knowledge in gardening, permaculture, botany and working with animals.

Always opened to do things I never thought I'd do, go to places I'd never thought I'd go, meet people I'd never thought I've known. One day, working into the farm in Mudgee (place I'd never thought I'd go), an Australian couple of farmers walked into our caravan park looking for woofers to some gardening for a single day (people I'd never thought I'd met), it ended up we looked after their huge farm for one week while they left on holidays, looked after their 6 dogs and milking their cow (Thing I'd never thought I'd do). I've always been amazed by the trust they put in us so easily.

We believe soil is paramount to human health and combatting many issues we face in global society. It’s important for us while we travel to see how others manage their soil and produce in their land. WOOFing is a great opportunity to have meaningful experiences while traveling around. We both value organic and real food and wish to have access to it. It is also a great opportunity to take some ideas and see how it can be achieved in a different context like at home in Ireland.

I joined Woof to find a place to learn about the culture and origins of Australia. I would like to learn about the history of this country, their ways of working and living. I joined Woof so that I could also work in agriculture and learn about Australian agricultural practices.

I joined WWOOF in 2016. I 've already wwoofed in France, Italy, Chile ,USA and Germany. I hope to learn more about wine, viticulture, winemaking and taste different wines from all around the world. But of course wwoofing is not only about wines, but culture and people as well. I like to learn about customs traditions, habits and different ways of living.

I've expressed in the section 'About me'.. I am 26 and originally from London, England. I've been working and travelling in Australia and Asia for the last year and a half and on a journey of discovering what is really meaningful to me. I am playful yet sincere, love feeling connected to nature, try to practice a mindful way of living, love to dance, love to play djembe, love being active and using my body in sports and craft. I recently renovated and built a small home in a van, which has inspired me to continue to learn and express through creating in different forms. In the future I aim to create a community which is self sufficient and holds organic farming, renewable energy and low waste close to its heart. I am currently seeking to develop my knowledge and skills in this style of living and meet some beautiful, like-minded people along the way.

WWOOFing provides an opportunity to live with host families and discover the everyday's culture of the country. Moreover, WWOOFing offers hands-on experience in farming and living practicing. Finally we consider WWOOFing as the best opportunity to build a sense of community and share interesting moment with new people in a new environment.

I'm looking for a place that will welcome me for a job surrounded by nature and that will allow me to complete the 88 days needed to stay in this wonderful country.

I joined WWOOF because I want to leave my comfort zone, share and discover new ways of living before finding a new job. I have wanted to do woofing for a long time and this is the perfect occasion to try and see how is it, seeing different landscapes than I haven't saw before.

Eliyah, 25, from Israel. I love farm work, connecting with nature, and helping others. There's nothing more fulfilling than being outdoors and making a difference.

We joined WWOOF because we are passionate about sustainable living and organic farming. By WWOOFing, we hope to gain hands-on experience, learn new skills, and connect with like-minded people. Our goal is to contribute to and learn from different farming communities, while also immersing ourselves in diverse cultures and lifestyles. This experience will help us understand more about sustainable agriculture and its impact on the environment, ultimately enriching our lives and broadening our perspectives.

Because I only heard good things about it. My uncle and friends also jointed wwoof. I hope that wwoof is a good way to find out how to connect with people and that I will be able to make new experiences in different places and activities.

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.

My ultimate goal is to buy a property and land, and live self sufficiently. To provide enough for myself, and perhaps contribute to the local community. I currently lack the skills to do this so I’m joining WWOOF in the hope I can help out others and learn some of these skills.

I just finished my master's in PR and Design at UNSW and want to spend a month connecting with a new environment and enjoying my last months in Australia before heading to New York City for my job. Before diving into the hustle and bustle of the city, I want to really connect with nature and learn about areas in which I have little knowledge, such as farming, which has always been an interest of mine. I've been in Sydney for the past two years and look forward to experiencing a different side of Australia through WWOOFing. One of my best friends, whom I met here in Australia, participated in WWOOFing and had a fantastic experience. Hearing about her journey inspired me to give it a try and explore this unique opportunity for myself.

Kelda Highland Dell is located in the NSW New England region. We are reestablishing the farm clearing debris and damage from bushfire of 2019 and cresting new orchards. On our journey we are grateful for the mentoring provided by the owners 94 yr old dad - a farmer from the UK and Australia since 1966. We also have sheep poultry cattle and abundance of wild fauna and flora We work to protect