I joined WWOOF because I like helping people with their projects and getting to know them and their stories. This has already taught me a lot in human experiences, and nourished my body and my mind!

I think WWOOFing is the best way to really experience life on a farm. To really get in touch with people! Living in hostels and traveling makes it hard to build relationships as you usually never stay longer than a week. I am interested in farm work and in the Australian culture!

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’m joining WWOOF for the chance to find work and and broaden my opportunities im also joining so I can gain my second year. I am trying to discover new experiences and people. I want to find places I can really put my all into and to get stuck into he Australlian work and life culture as much as I can.

I'm joining WWOOF to experience the Australian way of life. I hope I will be able to help you and meet your needs. 元々オーストラリアのニューサウスウエールズ州に行く予定があったが、大洪水に見舞われ一度断念した。行く場所を変更しようと考えたがせっかくなら復興のお手伝いをしようと思いWWOOFに参加した。 Translation: Originally, I was planning to go to New South Wales, Australia, but I gave up once because of a big flood. I thought about changing the place to go, but I participated in WWOOF because I wanted to help with the reconstruction.

My desire to start WWOOFing was sparked by my desire to travel since I believe it will enable me to do so more affordably and provide me with a wonderful opportunity to see a different culture. I really adore the idea of living on a farm; I've always been around them and animals, so I think I'd fit in just fine. I hope to gain a variety of things from WWOOFing, including new knowledge and skills from various cultures, friendships, the chance to experience life in a different way, the opportunity to travel and see a different region of the world, and the ability to appreciate the beauty of this planet and all it has to offer. I'm also really interested in lending a hand in areas of need through volunteering.

I am looking to fill my gap year and explore my interest in working in agriculture. I hope to meet new people, work with my hands, be outside, and learn.

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 as a way to travel with more intention. I want to learn more about different ways of life, people, and farming practices. Throughout my time WWOOFing, I hope to gain valuable memories and experiences that will carry me onto the next chapter of my life. I am also looking for places where I can work to complete my last semester of school online in my free time. I am extremely excited to explore beautiful new places that I could only have dreamed of before, along with meeting all types of wonderful people along the way.

I joined WWOOF because I like to learn and discover new people and I think this is the best way. Moreover, I have always liked working with hands and nature.

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 find a ranch in Australia to work on. I want the opportunity to work hard and learn as much as I can from the way of life on a farm. I'm looking to push myself outside my comfort zone and would love to experience and hopefully contribute to something totally new.

I’ve always found WWOOFing interesting since I found out about it when I was a teenager. My first memory when I was 3 was about exploration. I have always wanted to see the world. I finally made it out to Australia (from NY) and have begun my explorations! I joined WWOOF because I would like to have the chance to travel the country in mutually beneficial ways. As the traveler I’d get housing/meal accommodations and the opportunity to learn. And for the host they get a hard working individual who cares about local farming and respects the way one chooses to do things.

Coming to Australia is a great opportunity for me to practice my English at first and then discover the country and try new experiences. WWOOF looks attractive to me for my begining in the country because I don't have the level for regular work like barista or barman for now. And I would love to make some outdoor task with animals and learn many stuff about farm.

I'd love to get to know local communities and real people doing real work, learn more about the land and different ways of living. I've never done anything like this but I was always interested in spending some time on the farm in the nature, have a break from the busy city life, doing hands on work and learn different skills from passionate people.

Having my own garden and growing organic vegetables is my dream! I enjoyed to grow vegetables in my family’s home garden, so I want to do it In Australia too!

Because I was attracted to this program for two reasons: the opportunity to be involved in agriculture and the chance to speak English. I started out thinking that I would like to experience agriculture first hand. I have no knowledge. But I am willing to try something new. I would also like to work on improving my English conversation skills at the same time. I believe that conversation is the most important way to improve my conversational skills, so I would like to actively ask questions and engage in daily conversation. And I will take seriously the work given to me. I look forward to working with you.

I grew up loving animals, plants, sunlight and when I was with them, my heart was always warm and I was able to heal my occasional broken heart. I look forward to meeting Australian lovely animals and plants.

I joined WWOOFing because I want to learn about different cultures and ways of working, I am very curious. And I like this principle of meeting new people.

I joined WWOOF to learn some new skills and learn about local life in Australia, to visit the country in a bit of a less touristy way. I really enjoined my time WWOOFing in New Zealand, where I met other young people and was exposed to all walks of life and nationalities. I hope to find the same experience in Australia!