We decided to join the Wwoof community because we really liked the principle. We find it more reassuring and friendly. We prefer to work and exchange with local people.

I'm drawn to WWOOFing in Australia because I love the countryside and thrive on new challenges in nature. It's an opportunity to immerse myself in rural life, contribute to farming, and grow personally. Excited for this journey!

I joined the WWOOF because it offers a fantastic opportunity to engage with animals in a meaningful way. Through WWOOF, I can immerse myself in farm life, where I'll have the chance to interact closely with a variety of animals, from sheep and cows to chickens and pigs. By participating in the daily care routines and tasks on the farm, I can deepen my understanding of animal behavior, needs, and welfare. Additionally, WWOOF provides a platform for cultural exchange, allowing me to connect with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds who share a passion for environmental stewardship and organic living. Through this experience, I hope to gain valuable skills, broaden my perspective, and make a positive impact on the environment while exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Australia.

For me Woofing is the best way to find a balance in my goals : Help people, animals and the environment, discover the country and his complexity and enjoy the life of working and living simply

To find accommodation during my program's 5-week Independent Study Period. I want to slow down and be in one place for a while; get my hands dirty and work closely with the land; and meet new people that I wouldn't otherwise have the opportunity to.

We join WWOOFen because we would like to know the cultur of Australia and the family life. We also want to connect with other people and to challenge ourselfes.

Good way to travel when we don’t have a lot of money. Good way to meet beautiful people and beautiful stories. Working in a durable way is also very important for us

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 to learn the tools to live a better life, growing beautiful tasty food, nurture our soil and to meet the wonderful farmers who are on their journey to sustainability.

The city's hustle and bustle have become too much for me. I'm tired of the noise, the crowds, and the never-ending rush. That's why I've decided to settle on a farm. On the farm, life is simpler. Instead of honking horns and crowded streets, I'll wake up to the sounds of birds singing and the wind rustling through the trees. It's a peaceful escape from the chaos of city living. I'm looking forward to getting back to basics on the farm—growing my own food, breathing in fresh air, and feeling connected to the land. It's a chance to slow down and appreciate the little things in life.

J'aime apprendre, découvrir, m'instruire et rencontrer de nouvelles cultures. Mon projet est de visiter cette belle planète à travers le wwoofing pour apprendre des autres et voyager avec un objectif d'eco responsabilité et durabilité. Je suis membre du wwofing France depuis maintenant 5ans, désormais j'aimerais passer les frontières pour développer mes savoirs-faire et être. I love learning, discovering, educating myself and meeting new cultures. My project is to visit this beautiful planet through wwoofing to learn from others and travel with an objective of eco responsibility and sustainability. I have been a member of wwofing France for 5 years now, from now on I would like to cross borders to develop my know-how and being.

While travelling Australia I would love to get the opportunity to work on small farms, learning about farmlife and exploring the surrounding nature. I would love to work outside most of the time (I don’t mind hard work) and it would be awesome to work with animals.

I joined WWOOF because I think it is a great way to learn some new skills and I would like to witness the typical austrailian farm live. I‘m a total nature person and I would love to have the opportunity to help you at your daily tasks!

For the nexts few yaers i decided to being carried away by the flow respecting what i like but wide opened toward everythings. I'd like to run into persons, explore many ways to conceive life, learn and give to others as much as i can. In particulary i really would like to learn about permacultura, sustainable agriculture and so on!!

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically. I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically. I joined WWOOF through AIFS and l am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic& Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I joined WWOOF because I planned a longer stay in Australia and love to get a deeper insight in Australian life, to get to know people and get chances to travel places i would not see as a tourist. I am willing to learn and work and hope to meet nice people and enjoy some good moments, which is more important to me than only doing sightseeing.

Amy: Last spring, I decided to take a gap year before starting as an undergraduate in the fall of 2024. I wanted to spend the second part of the year traveling internationally, so the first part of the year I've been working in the outdoor retail industry to save up. The past few years, I've been active in local sustainability and climate education organizations, as well as developing my own connection to the outdoors. I'm WWOOFing so that I can gain more travel experience while continuing to develop my interest in these areas. Alexis: My interest in slow travel is why I chose to join the WWOOFing community. I believe that the best way to travel is slowly throughout a place, taking the time to explore the specific location and interact closely with locals.

Our terminus is the Daintree and dream of staying in a rainforest. Moreover , helping maintain the land, connecting to the place through gardening / odd jobs / whatever needs to be done would add to this experience . I’m looking to stay for a week and balance work and exploration. Please let me know if your home is open to two travellers who froth nature 🙂 this would be between the 5th and the 26th. Thank you

As mentioned before, I am very driven about creating a self-sustainable life for myself once I have the resources to build my own little house and have a place to start growing my own food. I am looking for a more meaningful way to spend my time and money. I currently have a little bed in a community garden where I started growing some veggies and herbs and I almost was in tears when I saw the first seedlings growing up into beautiful little veggie plants. I feel so connected to nature it only makes sense for me to start living the life of a WWOOF-er and start learning more and more about taking care of and preserving it but also what it can give us in return. It also seems like a great way to meet like-minded people and share thoughts and experiences and learn and grow together.

I have joined WWOOF because the thought of me going on holiday and relaxing doing nothing seems wasteful. I would like to visit different parts of this beautiful country I live in, make new connections and help contribute to something worthwhile.