I’m traveling alone in Australia, and I would like to discover new cultures and traditions, meet new people and immerse myself in the real Australia. I want to be more connected to nature and I like to help. So woofing is the perfect thing for me.

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. WWOOFing offers an enriching opportunity to not only explore new places but also immerse oneself in the local culture. Through this program, travelers can connect with host families and communities, gaining a deeper understanding of their traditions and way of life. Additionally, WWOOFing provides hands-on learning experiences in sustainable farming practices and organic gardening, fostering personal growth and environmental awareness. As a cost-effective way to travel, it allows individuals to save money on accommodation and meals while exchanging their time and labor for valuable knowledge and experiences, ultimately promoting a sense of global citizenship and responsible travel.

I like rural life and farming. When I was a junior high school student, I left the city where I lived and went to the countryside to study abroad for a year. I would like to spend my time off to study English while helping out with farming in the countryside, which I love. I want to learn English before I go back to Japan!

I’m a 27 year old full Time traveler, I enjoy learning new skills and hope to have my own homestead one day. I have general experience in the world of farming and have also looked after some animals,I’m looking forward to meeting some cool and interesting people.

I joined WWOF because I want to meet and share with local people, work with them. I have already work in farm in south of France and in wignery. That’s was an great experience and I would like to do it again.

I would like to learn new skills and knowledge and also make meaningful connections with live minded people! I would like to live lightly on the Earth and am passionate about growing my own 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.

By joining WWOOF I hope to learn new skills whether it be taking care of farm animals, growing fruit trees and vegies and meet people and make a bunch of good friends.

I'm on this platform for three reasons : - learning English, - as much in learning how to care for animals as in learning how to use permatulcure. - to finish, if it's possible the complete the three, do my 88 days who will can allows me to extend my VISA.

I went to a secondary school with an agricultural background. Many of my fellow classmates came from farms and we learned a few things about food, its origin and farming. I consider a little hands on farm stay a valuable life experience which honestly everyone should try at least once. WWOOFing has been on my bucket list for a while because it is a great oportunity to really get to know the locals and hopefully learn some new usefull skills. Since a longer stay in one place is usually beyond the travel budget, this is a perfect way to get to know the country and its people authentically.

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.

Me and my friend wanted to get better insights of Australian life's. We like to get to know new people, see their houses and safe money with doing woofing. It's also a nice way of socializing with Australians and getting friends from all around the world.

I did woofing in Australia 15y ago and loved it. We are now traveling around the world. We did woofing in Japan already. We feel that woofing is a level beyond basic tourism. We meet real habitants, we share and understand their values and what they like about the country, we go out of the common tourist tracks and discover the real country, and of course we optimism our budget. We are sensitive to the organic approach.

I believe that building relationships with the people I met there, working together with them, and learning about organic living will be a very valuable experience for me in a short period of time.

I have enjoyed WWOOFing in three different countries before and absolutely love it! I love WWOOFing because not only do you get to learn new things, you also get to experience life in a new place on a very intimate level. I have made lifelong friends from my travels and WWOOfing adventures, and memories that I cherish. I have a passion for food and I would love to have my own sustainable farm someday in the future. WWOOF is the perfect opportunity to brush up on some of the skills I have acquired and add some new ones to my repertoire. I am also excited to experience life within the community I am WWOOFing within.

I would like to know local people and discover farm life in australia. I would like to help people with their projects and exchange knoweledge and culture. I can not wait to know you : )

Passionate about sustainable living and eager to immerse myself in the world of organic farming. Excited to contribute through WWOOF-ing in Australia.

We think it will be a great experience for our family to experience live on and the workings of an organic farm. We are sure it will provide us all with so many insights and experiences that we can bring into the rest of our lives. Furthermore, we love to meet new people and this seems like a great way to do it!