Wwoofing was something I already wanted to try back in France, but life decided that Australia was a better option ! But now I can do both, wwoofing and visiting Australia so here we are !

I will be finishing a 6-week tour of New Zealand and arriving in Melbourne on December 27th. After all those fun opportunities in civilization + outdoor destinations, both North and South Island... It would be a privilege to be able to visit you, connect, and help in any purposeful way with such a special place! I am flexible on dates.

I want to live in various places. I want to meet new people. I want to know how to do farm knowledge. I want to explore the good things about Australia. That’s why I want to join wwoof.

I didn’t grow up on a farm, but during a high school veterinary science course I was first introduced to the agricultural industry. WWOOFing is a way for me to continue exploring the different sides of the agricultural industry while getting to see the world. Hopefully, learning about different kinds of agriculture will help me make a more informed decision about my career after university.

We joined WWOOF to be able to help the Australian community in a kind environment. We would love to gain an extra set of skills while working in and for nature and with animals. Making the world a better place is our goal. We are very interested in organic and sustainable farming, and we love to learn more about these kind of farms. We talk a lot about it and like to make these talks happen for us in real life! Also, we are very grateful for being able to travel this beautiful country and we would like to give something back to nature and people by working voluntary. On top of this, we want to know more about the locals and country, and this would be a perfect opportunity for us to make all these this reality!

I am planning on WWOOFing in other countries and wanted to gain some experience before venturing out of Australia. I hope to gain exposure to different lifestyles and people, whilst improving my green thumb and knowledge around sustainable organic living.

To help others. To help people and the environment. To help myself. To potentially travel more again. And to pursue hobbies I enjoy in my spare time, hopefully, and I believe as well, with like-minded people.

I was told about WWOOF by a lady who hosted a B&B in Nietta Tasmania. The place was called "Buttons Cottage" Alison, the host said that she was a member and that she thought the program would suit me. I want to explore Tasmania a lot more so I only want part time casual work. WWOOF sounds ideal. Not too sure what type of pace I can work these days but all that I can do is have a go. I want to be helpful and productive in some way. So learning new skills would useful.

I'm looking for a place to stay with my 2 cats for a semi permanent stay at least a month hopefully. I'm happy to work Friday Saturday Sunday as I will be working in Canberra during the week. I have a tent trailer to stay in so I won't need room and I'm happy to supply my own food but we can work out the details.

I really want to learn more about organic farming, by actually participating/helping, and not just reading about it. I love working with, and caring for animals, but I’m also interested farming and agriculture. I love to meet new people all around the world and want to gather working experiences.

I am using this holiday to get more experience living self sufficiently, growing organic produce and implementing permaculture principles. I plan to stay 6 months- 1 year experiencing organic farms while exploring the area. I have experience working as a gardener, helping landscapers, softscaping, bush regeneration and have my Cert III in Horticulture and Permaculture Design Certificate. In my spare time I have enjoyed learning more about herbalism and wild food foraging. I would love to go back to being a sol trader when I return home, using what I have learnt from long running successful homesteads/farms to encourage people to live a holistic lifestyle Other areas I would love to learn more about are: Syntropic farming, foraging, off grid living skills, natural building, building, worm farming, biodynamic techniques and practices, soil conservation, fermenting food, preserving and processing food

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’ve always wanted to learn more about living a sustainable life and develop some useful skills to support making this a reality. I’m keen to meet others and travel and wwoofing sounds perfect for me.

I joined WWOOF because I thought it would be a perfect chance to experience more of Australia, both culture and country! It gives me the opportunity to learn a lot of new things, meet new people, gain new skills and of course unforgettable memories!!! I hope to achieve the feeling of mastering something new, knowledge on new things and contribute to something wholesome while having the best times!

My partner and I are looking for a more immersive travel/ work opportunity. We feel lucky to have this time to see the world, and feel that WWOOFing would be a valuable way to spend a portion of it.

I am interested in living together on an organic ranch or farm, where we prioritize making each other happy, learn about agriculture and ways of life, and challenge ourselves with work and household tasks.

The aim is to learn about the culture and life in other countries through experience. I also want to experience agriculture and dairy farming, which I am interested in. My English is not very good, so I want to learn.

I join WWOOF because I want to discover a new way of life. I want to spend more time outside and use my hands. Also, I've never been to Australia and I want to see what it's like. I can't wait to try something new.

I joined WWOOF because I believe that gaining work experience while traveling can greatly enrich my adventure. It presents a unique opportunity to discover fulfilling work and forge connections with like-minded individuals who may become my adopted "travel family." Through WWOOF, I aspire to engage with local communities on a deeper level, fostering a more profound understanding of the places I visit.