While travelling we would still like to educate ourselves, especially about the culture and the animals from Australia as well as farming. We love meeting new people and work with them in a team. WWOOFing could give us the opportunity to do this.

My most significant reasons to join WWOOF are to doing something good for the nature and meeting new people. But I also want to learn about the Australian culture and how to grow your own healthy food. I hope with WWOOF I can connect with the nature and get time for myself. I will learn about sustainability and farming in Australia.

I have always wanted to do WWOOFing since I first heard of the concept. I think it is a wonderful way to see a country and stay with residents whilst being productive and having purpose. I love the idea of living sustainably off the land, ideally in an organic way that doesn't harm the soil and local environment. I am excited by the prospect of messaging hosts and getting my stay confirmed.

I would love to get to know the countryside and farming life of Australia a bit better while I am here. WWOOF offers the opportunity to get in touch with local organic farmers, which really appeals to me.

First of all, my primary goal is to contribute positively to local communities, to be closer to Australian culture. I am also looking to build skills in other domain than mine to potentially work in these domain later. It would be a big development opportunity for me. I could also improve my English.

The property is in Wundowie. I am a community minded entrepreneur and philanthropist. I also am a landscape gardener. I am into the healing arts and am qualified in a variety of modalities. I am originally from NZ. A bit of a hippy. Very kind and generous by nature. Love meeting new people and learning about who they are and how they see, and be, in the world. Love and Above Dave

I joined wwoof, because a friend from England recommended it to me, she told me that it was a very nice experience, and so it has been, I have done wwoofin for 4 months in New Zealand and I have made great friends and learned about different cultures, which I will always appreciate it, I have learned new skills, I liked the idea of ​​exchanging culture and learning new things, also my level of English has increased a lot, I can say that I speak English well, which is super important for relating to people, I have been a cook, a salesperson in stores, a housekeeper, a photographer, and even a croupier in a large line of casinos in Chile. I have experience building, painting, and cleaning.

I think that Woofing is a good way to travel, learn new things and discover people. I really loved my past woofer experiences in France. I did it several times: in goat farm, veggie farm, etc. at different season and different places. I am really sensitive to the environmental cause and in my opinion, travelling with Woofing is a good way to travel taking time to discover a place and people. Helping and learning new things makes me happy and feeling useful. So, I hope to share a new experience with you ! 🙂

I wanted to study English because it is my least favorite subject. Another reason is that I would like to spend time in a place with a lot of nature. I want to experience something I have never done before.

I started interesting in environmental issue during exchange year and by studying it, I have come to be interested in organic farming. In Japan, population of agriculture is decreasing and aging, as most Japanese think that farmer is a job that doesn’t get paid well, not clean and physically hard. They tend to have negative image about farmer. I think that it is a time to take an action about this issue, and what I hope to do to impact this situation is experiencing farming in most organic country, Australia. I want to make farmer as a dream job in Japan. Additionally, I want to learn how people think sustainable society and how people think about the organic in general. Organic products are not that popular in Japan thus, I want to get ideas of how to spread the organic products.

I want to join WWOOF because for me, It's the best way to meet another people, practice my english skill and visit this beautiful country ! Also, before to be an engineer, I was maintenance technician. I know how to use my hand and I will be happy to help you.

I introduced it to you earlier. I went to Australia on working holiday but I have never lived in an Australian home. I want to live in their home and learn about their culture. I chose Woof because I wanted to know the warmth of families in different countries.

I previously WWOOFed in the US for a few weeks at a farm / winery and had an amazing experience. I had originally wanted to WWOOF abroad but most countries still had covid restrictions so was unable to. Since then, I have wanted to WWOOF again but had a hard time finding enough time to take off of work. However, I now have the opportunity to take a month long break from work between my two jobs so I want to take advantage of it and WWOOF again! Also, doesn't hurt that it's a great way to escape the winter in the northern hemisphere for a month 🙂

I want to improve my English even more. I would like to challenge myself in a new environment. I want to experience and understand different cultures while having fun

As I was only supposed to travel Australia for a month, I ended up traveling for 4 months and loving it! I've loved seeing and living more than the tourist life and getting to know more about the country, its nature, the people and the animals through WWOOFing. Between 7-27 of FEB I’ll be somewhere between Byron Bay and Brisbane, as I’m flying to NZ from Bris on the 27th and slowly making my way up there. I’m super keen to do some volunteering during that time, somewhere around these areas. I’ll also be visiting Tassie and am looking for a lovely place to WWOOF at for two weeks between march 25 to april 22nd.

I have prior experience working in agriculture, and I have a keen interest in it. I aspire to be involved in various aspects of farming and learn more about the subject.

I personally think the idea of ​​WWOOF is extremely great and important! This exchange is extremely exciting for both the family and the plants or animals on the farm, as well as for the volunteers. I'm really looking forward to that too! I really like WWOOF's way of getting people more familiar with farm work! So far I haven't gained that much experience in farm work, but I'm happy to have the opportunity to get to know farm life and learn new things. As already mentioned, I'm totally open in all directions! I would not only like to be shown the farm work more closely, but above all the typical Australian life, the culture and the people :)! It's really interesting how different and yet so similar people are from country to country. I'm sure you will be able to show me many new things, which I'm really looking forward to!! Since I am a backpacker in Australia and will be in many different places, I am very happy to get to know a place better and to be there longer. 🙂

I joined WWOOF because I want to find a new way of living and navigating through life with an environmentally friendly approche. I want to learn and connect with people.

Because I want to have more experiences in farm work, I want a great environnment of work and I want to create some friends relationships to discover good places here in autralia (maybe secrets one) :). And I like the idea of this app : working/ helping to have accomodations, it is a beautiful solidarity way.

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.