As a recent graduate, I feel as though it's my time to go out and experience more than the standard curriculum of schools and instead experience people and new things away from the States. I want to hopefully perfect my French and get a chance to learn other languages too, in addition to the ways of the land I will be working on. I adore traveling and WWOOFing would be the perfect, affordable way to fulfill this love. I hope to meet tons of new people and gain valuable life and work experience in general.

I have always been a keen gardener and have been trying to garden organically for a while now but feel my knowledge in limited in these areas, so one of the many reasons to look at woofing is to gain firsthand knowledge and skills from people who are running organic and sustainable properties. Reading theory is fine but I need to see how it works and to have a hands-on experience. I am also keen to travel and to meet different people as well as doing something to try and halt the environmental destruction surrounding us - think global, act local. I have always been a bit of an environmentalist including involvement in a number of community sustainability groups and the idea of helping others in their quest at an organic and sustainable lifestyle is extremely appealing. Now that I am retired and have time on my hands the idea of travelling to interesting places, meeting like-minded people and helping them to be organic, while also learning new skills myself sounds like a perfect thing to be involved in.

I'm on the working holiday visa and part of my family told me about wwoofa I felt it's perfect opportunity for me and I want to have a experience working in the middle of nature.especially beautiful country in Australia and intrested in a lot of different kind of animal and special species. very friendly and want to learn about how to live in the country side with respecting the earth.

WWOOF seems to be the perfect chance for me to travel this beautiful country but still escape the hectic and stress in a big city. As I really love being in nature, I can‘t imagine living in a city for long and I always try to truly perceive nature and lern more about my surrounding. I would love to meet new people that inspire me with there way of working on farms and I hope I can learn a lot.

For the connection! spreading the love and bringing flower power back. I am passionate about nature: plants and animals (birds!) are amazing. and i have a special connection to mycology (study of fungi), i feel it is such a magical power on earth. It's great getting my hands dirty and working a sweat. I love my job teaching Dutch to newcomers, but at this point in my life I need some work with the hands rather than the mind.

I'm planning to travel around Tassy but I get bored just seeing the sites. Wanna lend a helping hand and learn about the areas I'm travelling through from locals. Also wanna see how different areas work the land.

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 am currently in Australia on a Working Holiday visa. I am considering volunteering to obtain a Second visa. This is because I was previously affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake and received a lot of help from many people. If I can get a Second visa through volunteering, I would like to volunteer as a way of giving back. I also love nature and animals. Thank you very much.

I joined WWOOF to expand my knowledge of agriculture between jobs. Travel across victoria and see how others are operating in the industry. Meet new people and have a good time while doing it.

I signed up to WWOOF because I think the concept is great. It allows travellers to get to know Australian life with local families and to make new friends. You can learn so many new skills and develop yourself in the process.

I joined WWoof because I want to learn farm techniques and contribute with my skills. In addition, I believe that volunteer experience will enrich me as a person.

After completing a PDC in 2018 I'm excited to devote proper time to learning hands-on farming, building and preservation skills. There's nothing more enlivening than selecting and picking fresh ingredients from the garden to cook with and I would absolutely love to live this reality daily. I'm here to learn directly from the wisdom of people who have devoted themselves to living with nature, not by modern 'convenience'. My feet yearn to be in the soil, tending and taking note of details, learning plants through their cycles and their relationships to one another. WWOOFing represents an opportunity to genuinely restore my relationship with nature and serve her through learning sustainable practice rather than prolonging urban existential grief. I particularly love group projects and would jump at the opportunity to work on natural building projects, as well as learning the processes of cheese making, milking, tanning, etc.

To help keep the cost of living down whilst travelling, meet new people along the way and gain some new experiences. I have currently done the east half of Australia, and just about to take on the west half.

To see Australia and meet every day Australians I have a deep interest in finding out if I want to move to australia, and I think the best way to do so is by going out and meeting Australians and experiencing how it is to live and work in Australia, I don't need the money and working a few hours a day is a good way to explore/meet People and not stress about work(i normally work 60-100 hrs/week)

I believe joining WWOOFing will help me integrate more easily into the country. I'll have the opportunity to explore different places, make meaningful connections, understand how life operates in various locations, and, of course, enhance my English skills. It will also allow me to contribute my part, learning and acquiring new skills along the way!

I joined wwoof to hopefully connect with some amazing people and learn new skills whilst living in beautiful places. Exploring smaller lesser known areas off the beaten path ✨️

ChatGPT I joined WWOOF driven by a profound desire to immerse myself in the world of sustainable agriculture. Motivated by a passion for organic farming and a commitment to environmental stewardship, I saw WWOOFing as the perfect avenue to merge my enthusiasm with hands-on learning. By engaging with like-minded individuals and contributing to diverse farming practices, I aim to deepen my understanding of sustainable living and cultivate meaningful connections within a community that shares my values. WWOOFing represents not just a journey into agriculture but a transformative experience that aligns with my commitment to a more sustainable and interconnected world.

I joined WWOOF because I want to have my own farm one day and would like to learn from people who have experience.  I also think it's a great way to be able to help those who have already made the decision to have a lifestyle that allows you to see the fruits of your labor.  I've been to a lot of different places but volunteering in Guatemala building schools and teaching English showed me how a lifestyle of hard work and helping others is by far the most rewarding.

I'm looking for the opportunity to learn about the practicalities of permaculture and regenerative agriculture and how the theory and thinking works when it hits reality.

My friend who loves traveling told me WWOOF and we love animals and natures so we’ve decided to join. Now,we’re studying English hard but not fluently so we would like to improve English through living and make friends who are from different backgrounds and talk about different cultures.