There are three main reasons why I decided to join. The first reason is that I want to feel nature. I want to labor in nature and feel the joy of living with nature. And I want to be healed by nature, such as animals and plants. The second reason is that I want to experience permaculture and organic farming. I want to know how to farm in an earth-friendly way. And in the future, I want to build a small farm in my yard and raise livestock. I also want to care for the earth on a daily basis. The third reason is that I want to meet people through labor and communal living. I want to meet people and encounter many values. I also want to discover a new me. And I want to broaden my horizons. There are the reasons why I want to join in WWOOF’s activities.

to get some work experience and explore new places. i believe through wwoof i will be able to try out a diverse aray of work within agriculture, where I would probably not get the opportunity to elsewhere. I am also keen to meet new people along the way. this program will build my confidence and knowledge. I would love to learn cattle work and good soil management, but I am open to learning any new skills in the agricultural field.

I want to learn knowledge and give knowledge through volunteer activities with my friends.

I joined WWOOF on the suggestion of my ADHD coach, to break up the current monotony and bad habits in my life, experience something new and meaningful, and to get back in touch with myself, and nature.

We are interested in experiencing local life and learning about organic and sustainable living. We want to connect with nature and understand how people live in harmony with the environment.

We are an intergenerational family in the early stages of establishing a permaculture property growing a collection of produce for community farmers markets. The 1.7 hectares was previously a brickworks and so is mainly clay and landfill but it has been regenerated with local endemic species and the gradual weed removal has been by hand rather than chemical. Plans include the establishment of a yabbie/fish pond, more raised beds, a mushroom shed and establishment of production routines.

I join WWOOF for doing my 88 days for my second years visa discover new thing , learn new skill , discover the wild life the Australian life style and still practicing my Australian accent and my english

I always found solace in nature, whether hiking through local trails or tending to a small backyard garden. WWOOF appealed to me as a practical way to gain hands-on experience in organic farming, understand the rhythms of rural life, and connect with a global community dedicated to sustainable practices. It is a chance to align my lifestyle with my values, trading the noise of busy life for the quiet satisfaction of working the land and contributing to a more grounded way of living.

I want to join WWOOF Australia to start my experience living with local people. I would like to discover a new way of life in Australia and learn more about the culture. I think this experience will help me improve my English and understand the language better. I also want to help and share good moments with my host family.

To do an experience and discover the culture and the new people. I heard about this platform. And I would like to do News experience in farm or hospitality or work with animals because I love animals. And to take care of animals

We really admire the concept of wwoofing, and the potential for a mutually beneficial arrangement is really appealing. The wwoofing program enables us to travel economically, whilst gaining practical experience, get to know local people and explore new areas.

I am looking for experiences that can accompany me in learning the language and discovering the country. My goal is to improve my English and familiarize myself with Australia and its traditions I like to share and enrich my knowledge.

The reason I joined WWOOF is because whilst I travel, it would be great to work and increase my experience in the farming industry. I've already had some experience on farms - my passion for being in the outdoors and active combine well with joining WWOOF. It would be great to stay in Australia for a while and spend time working and learning about farming in Australia, WWOOF has been recommended by friends. I can't wait to get started.

To continue having adventures in life, learn new skills, experience places, people, situations not previously encountered, whilst contributing to the lives and livelihoods of like-minded others.

We are looking for experiences in permaculture. We are looking to learn and share ways of life. We are good living people, very social and curious. We are used to hard work but looking for something more elevating.

I joined wwoof cause Its a great way to connect with people and also to learn new skills and o discover Australian organic farms around the country and share experiences with Australian farmers. To experience how local people in different countries live, as well as their culture and daily lifestyles.

I'm joining WWOOF to take my first steps into permaculture and farm life. I plan to have a wonderful, unforgettable experience and gain as much knowledge as possible.

To meet and exchange ideas in a privileged setting with residents of the countries I visit. I am sure that humans need to meet other humans in order to flourish, and through these encounters we exchange inspiring parts of our experiences. Woofing is a way to meet people in a favorable context for exchange.

I would love to volunteer in a farm. I like to learn new things and cultures, to live new experiences and to help. I did volunteering in cultural festivals in France and in a op shop in Australia. I would like to learn about organic farm, to help Hosts on their properties and to acquire new skills.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience life closer to nature and learn more about farming and animals. I hope to gain hands-on experience with animals and plants, and try new things and taking on new challenges. Through WWOOF, I'd like to grow personally, help others, and build meaningful connections.