My cousin took part on WOOFing and I really liked the Concept of it. When I started to plan my own journey I thought of WWOOFing  as a method to get to know other people and also safe money.

I have always been interested in organic farming i grew up digging in the garden with my dad growing potatoes and vegetables for the garden. I love working outdoors and feeling connected to the ground and nature around me. I would love to continue to learn more about permaculture and organic gardening learning form people who are passionate and interested in what they do. i am taking a break from nursing in Ireland and traveling to Australia and would love to experience organic farming in the southern hemispher.

I joined Wwoof because I think volunteering is a great way to meet new people and to learn new skills. I would like to get to know more about how locals live.

I love traveling so I quit my job in March. After a long stay in england I'm ready for a nother country and continent. I like to get in touch with other people and learn how they live. I think wwoofing could be the best way for a nice experience in Australia 🙂

We are coming to Australia from Canada on a family holiday in October 2023. We would like to get off the beaten path, experience rural Australia, meet interesting people, learn about permaculture and organic gardening, see Australian flora and fauna, help and make a contribution while we are away, and have an amazing adventure!

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.

We wanted to gain insight into great places to visit from locals and meet new people. Wwoofing seems a great oppertunity to get to know new people and learn new skills. Amy and I are interested in trying new things and this would be something new and exciting for us both.

Im excited to WWOOF, as i have been looking forward to the opportunity for years. Finally I am travelling, to embrace adventure and to be involved in organic farming communities. I grew up in the Kimberly's, living on family friends farms, and developed a strong connection with farm life, and a yearning to be more involved from this experience. Ben is Interested in Conservation and Land Management, aswell as off-grid living. He would like to learn more permaculture practices, to lead a more sustainable life We hope to hear from you!

Have recently left work for a longer period of time wanting to learn more about farm sciences like agriculture/horticulture/permaculture. Mainly wanting to pick up, understand, learn and adopt various farming mentalities, ethics, practices, skills. Want to support, meet and help farmers who do really need a can-do-attituder and are happy to share their ideas; passing on treasures knowledge.

I would like to be part of an amazing adventure. I would like to learn more on agricultural topics. I am also eager to help people i work with and with whom i share the same values and sustainability interest.

I joined because I think it's a good opportunity to experience something different from the work I do in Switzerland. I'm motivated to do some volunteering work, helping and supporting projects. I think also that the experience woofing is something unique for myself brings maybe also a new perspective of seeing and understanding things in the daily life in a different way and I'm sure that the encounters with different people will be so valuable as well.

I’m joining woof to experience new environments and develop my skills while discovering a new pathway for my future. I hope to meet new people, form friendships, challenge myself find peace in new work and play.

I came to Australia to experience new ways of living. I believe that through this community I will be able to learn about many alternative ways of living, especially ways of living more sustainably. Since I was young, I've always wanted to live on a farm as the outdoors hands on living has always appealed to me, it is where I am happiest. Living more sustainably is something everyone needs to do so I plan to learn how to do this for myself and then hopefully go on to help teach others what I have learnt. WWOOFing has now been recommended to me by several people and it is exactly the kind of community I would love to become a part of. I am really excited to learn as much as possible about off grid living, farm work both livestock and crop and the lifestyle that living and working in these places creates.

I want to join woof because I want to discover the Australia and in the same time meet new people and help them. And we want to improve our English too.

What we love most about volunteering is the human experience, meeting new people and sharing our experiences. W e hope to bring some good cheer and leave with a great with a great experience.

We wanted to choose the WWOOF program to be able to learn new things, experience moments of local life, visit a new country and be able to help. Indeed living with a host and working to be able to visit a country seems to me to be a plus to better understand the customs and form our character. In addition we have received a lot of positive feedback about this program. We are therefore delighted at the idea of ​​being able to carry out this experience in our turn.

I wanted to get in touch with Australian nature. I hope wwoof can feel Austorarian nature and life.The reason why I try to do WWOOF is that I’d like to have an opportunity to stay with people in different culture and work in a farm.I can’t speak English fluently, but I want study and take community cations so that I can talk with various people through wwoof.thank you I really like animals and 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 joined WWOOF because it is the best way to learn about other cultures and lifestyles and at the same time it is a grate way to travel and to see places you normally wouldn't visit.

I am currently doing a PhD research about permaculture in Australia at the University of Queensland. I joined Wwoof because I would like to work as volunteer in permaculture projects around the country to contribute with my time and energy to the projects, while I research about people's experiences in the Permaculture movement in Australia. I joined WWOOF in other countries before and I know it is a great way to connect with people who is passionate about creating conscious and sustainable alternatives for society. I am looking for people who would like to participate in this research, while I help them in their projects.