We want to join WWOOF because we want to share friendly, cultural moments and help create things with other people ! We are both shy with English language and want to share moments in a form of intimacy with wwoofing. Also, that's a perfect way to help people with work or just to clean the house and learn about each other ! We're looking forward for the experience !

I am hoping to meet new people and getting to know their way of living. I just finished our 2 month’s travel along the Australian east coast we are happy to have some type of tasks during our day to feel productive again! Also I am really curious about what working on organic farms is like, whether it is with animals or with fruit, vegetables and plants.

Here is 5 reasons why we want to do Woofing 1. Discovery of local culture:Woofing allows us to live with Australian families and share their way of life, cuisine, and traditions, providing an authentic cultural experience. 2. Practice English: Since Australia is an English-speaking country, Woofing is an excellent opportunity to improve our English by using it daily. 3. Connection with nature: Australia is renowned for its exceptional natural beauty. By participating in Woofing, we can work outdoors, explore local wildlife and flora, and contribute to environmental preservation. 4. Travel savings: Accommodation and food are typically provided in exchange for our work as Woofers, significantly reducing our travel expenses. 5. Agriculture expérience: we are interested in agriculture, gardening,and animal husbandry, Woofing offers us practical experience in these fields while allowing us to travel. All these advantages make Woofing in Australia a culturally and personally enriching experience for us.

I join woofing because I want to practice my English and meet new people from another country. Sinds for a long time I enjoy discovering another culture and I would like to discover Australian life.

I joined WWOOF to learn how to farm sustainably. I want to better understand the link between the gut microbiome and some of the diseases we face in our built world today. The research clearly shows that what we eat and where the food comes from definitely matters, and I want to grow my own food eventually,

I'm at wwoof because I want to meet new people and gain new experiences. I like the idea that I can help other people and get to know life better in Australia.

I joined WWOOF to gather new experiences, see and support many farms. I also want to immerse myself more in the nature of Australia and can equally envision working with animals. Additionally, I look forward to meeting many new people and am equally grateful for any accommodation as well as the diversity of many farm jobs.

WWOOF provides the opportunity to see parts of Australia that I probably wouldn't see otherwise and also provides the opportunity to live with locals and gain more than just a tourist experience.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life in Australia and all sorts of different skills.

I joined WWOOF because I believe in learning by doing. To me, it is the best and most fulfilling way to travel while also learning and gaining skills I am interested in. I want to learn more about the winemaking process.

I would love to learn more about sustainable farming, permaculture practices, organic farming, and anything in-between while traveling and meeting new people. It would be an incredible learning opportunity for future plans of having and organic and sustainable farm/restaurant.

After volunteering for bootcamps in Sydney, I'm eager to expand my experiences by volunteering on a farm. My goal is to acquire new skills, gain valuable experience in this setting and making new friends.

I've already done some WOOFING with my mother and sister when I was 12 and 15 in the south of France. It was a great experience, and we created strong bonds with our hosts. I learnt a lot from these experiences, I got out of my comfort zone, I got a change of scenery and I learnt a lot by immersing myself in a way of life that was different from my own. Now I'd like to try this experience abroad, in a country different from mine, in a foreign language, so that I can learn as much as possible from this experience. My main aim is to play an active part in the life of the establishment where I will be staying.

We are excited to join WWOOF because of our lifelong passion for meeting new people and experiencing different places. WWOOF seems like the perfect place to find like-minded people and learn some new skills. We also love animals and would be especially excited to join an animal oriented community

I joined WWOOF to try something new, explore some places off the beaten track & push myself out of my comfort zone. I love meeting new people and trying my hand at new things.

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 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 have just arrived in Australia and my goal is to work on the language while working. I like dialogue, I would like to have an experience of 2/3 months ideally. I am very loyal.

I am a frendly,easy going person. I like to learn skills in gardening, market gardening and keeping chooks. I love growing food for myself and my family. I have started my own backyard food forest but I am struggling in designing ,crop rotation and saving money. I want to volunteer and learn the skills. I am also concerned about the environment and quite interested in reducing my footprint and want to set an example for my children.

I joined WWOOF because I am interested in learning about how its like to live and work on a farm.