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 am in Perth since the 26th of October and spent the last three weeks getting different tickets, ceritificates and some other documents so to get ready to apply for jobs. After quite busy weeks in the city I’m really glad to have found out about WWOOF and look forward to the opportunities that might come up in the next time. I basically want to gather new experiences, get to know new people and perspectives, and enjoy the time here in Australia. 🙂

I think it's a great uppertunity to see new places and meet new people and learn more about the live and working on farms. My own dream would be having a selfsustaining farm, so this is the most awsome way to discover more about it and also see the world.

We are joining WOOF to learn new things and to do interesting things and meet interesting people who are into ethical and sustainable practices, products and lifestyles. We d like to contribute to the organic farms and ethical practices.

It’s a good and easy way to gaing experience in new fields. It’s a good way to meet new people. I hope to Safe some money with woofing and to see new places.

Like I wrote before: I grew up on a farm, love to be- and work outside, I love all animals (spiders are only a work in progress) and I would love to learn about selfsustainability: to really experience this lifestyle because I hope I can make this my own in the (not too far away) future. My goal is to live sustainable. Away from the always busy society, and in the same time offer an place for people with mental problems. This is also the field (mental healthcare) where I worked, and learned a lot, for the last 7 years with much love. Now I am at a point where I had to make a switch so that I can experience how (what I believe) life is most pure. Live with what earth gives us! I believe I can (together with others) make a safe haven where I can offer others, and live this lifestyle myself, that is good for body, mind and earth. But, first things first! I am super looking forward to get started!

I hope to get to know a lot of new working methods and techniques and overall just advancing my knowledge about farmlife and living off-grid. I joined WWOOF because I like familiary surrondings and accomodations, furthermore I believe that with WWOOF you can experience the culture in Australia on a whole new level.

WWOF would allow me to discover new places off the beaten path, take the time to immerse myself in Australian culture, and engage in meaningful exchanges with the locals. I enjoy experiencing different ways of life, often quite distinct from my own in France. Naturally, WWOFing would also enable me to make connections, which is an essential part of my travels. It would also help me improve my English by using it daily.

I'm interested in nature that hasn't been touched too much by humans, and I want to know more about it. Also, I want to know the world outside of my home country, and I want to go to as many places as possible while I'm still young.

WWOOFing is a great opportunity to get in touch with intresting and inspiring people around the globe.I am looking for a 2-3 week opportunity to stay with someone who needs help with animals and work around the farm. I am also looking forward to the opportunity of meeting my Kiwi boyfriend Oliver over Christmas, as we only have a limited time to see one another due to work commitments on different continents.

I've been meaning to get out of the city and back to my roots in nature. I've been a Workaway member for a few years and have always wanted to be a Wwoofer, especially since learning about Aus land in my job, I would love to give back to this special land and its people.

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 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 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've been working in Melbourne for the last month and would like to get the chance to see some more rural places in WA. I hope wwofing will give me the chance to experience a bit of farm life in Australia and see some more of the unique nature that it has to offer.

There are 3 reasons why I participate in WWOOF.　First of all, they provide free meals and accommodation. It is very attractive that food and accommodation are free for experiencing various things overseas. It is grateful that I can spend money on a lot of experiences by keeping the cost of living low. Second of all, it is that I can improve my English skills by living with native speakers. I may get along with host’s family and have a second family in Australia. Spend all day in native speaker environment and improve my English skills. I can fully experience the countryside of Australia. Third of all, I am interested in agriculture. The other day, I watched an agricultural feature on Japanese television and then, I became interested in agriculture. I think that my life will be rich by experiencing agriculture. I’m looking forward to farming in Australia.

I see WOOFing as a 'try-before-you-buy' opportunity and to backup my beliefs and knowledge with experience. I would like an insight into self-sufficiency and a sustainable lifestyle, as I can see myself owning land one day. I want to gain a variety of skills in organic gardening/permaculture, woodwork and sustainable building methods and animal care (and just about anything relevant to living off the land). I hope by doing so I can nurture my creative and productive sides which I have neglected in recent years. I look forward to meeting like-minded people who can help me on my journey to a simpler life!

As I mention I am in addition to my bachelor in environmental science, pursuing a global studies certificate with a concentration of world ecologies and French. I was speaking to my advisor, who oversees all students working towards this certificate, and she recommended I give woofing a shot. She thought I was a perfect fit for this kind of opportunity and pointed me right this way. After some research, I have found myself eager to start this process.