I want to interact with nature while studying English

I’m looking forward to learning new skills, meeting people from different backgrounds, and contributing to meaningful projects. I’m curious, motivated, open-minded, and always willing to help. WWOOFing is a great way for me to connect with nature, learn about sustainable living, and enjoy hands-on work in a new environment.

For work and experience. to learn about soils, seasons, livestock, obscure maintenance tasks.. anything agriculture. ...Some more areas of interest: Agro-ecological practices Conservation agronomy Natural capitol and responsible, self sustaining ways to sequester carbon Soil management, microbe regeneration Managed rotational grazing as often as possible (3-7 small paddocks/week) Land Consultants vs Ag-Architects vs Infrastructure Corporations

I have always wanted to Wwoof and finally have the time! I’m travelling in Australia for 2 months late April to late June and would like to volunteer not only to save my budget but because I am keen for a cultural exchange with a host and to help and learn. As I am on a tourist visa I believe I can volunteer on non commercial/small farms. I especially want to learn about gardening, permaculture and organic farming methods.

I joined WWOOF because I am passionate about agriculture and eager to learn organic and sustainable farming practices that I can bring back to my community in Kenya. I work closely with small-scale farmers in the Rapogi Lwanda area, and many of them face challenges like low crop yields and limited access to modern techniques. Through WWOOF, I hope to gain hands-on experience in diverse farm settings, understand how sustainable agriculture is practiced in Australia, and apply this knowledge to help improve food security and farming methods at home. I also believe in cultural exchange, and I see WWOOF as a great opportunity to share my background while learning from others. Volunteering on a farm is not only a way to contribute but also to grow personally and professionally. I am excited to be part of a program that values learning, helping, and building global connections through agriculture.

I believe it can be a Great learning experience of the Australian life, honest work, maybe it will allow me to start or complete the 88th days. I also prefer farm and outside adventure.

I'd just like to live life a little differently from my city/suburban-based life 🙂 I dream of having my own edible garden some day too so any skills and knowledge I gain from WWOOFing goes into my little piggy bank for that!

Vabooshna is a young and ever evolving farm - 8 years since starting from bush and paddocks, nestled up against the remanent rainforest of the Nightcap National Park. Veggie gardens , avocados, citrus and other fruits we grow and aim to grow more food for us all. Medicine, herbs and magic plants and flowers other beautiful things. On a farm scale - we have had market gardens and garlic, now we grow Hemp for medicine. There is building projects to create living spaces ongoing.

I am hoping to learn more about gardening as well as experiencing and appreciating new cultures! This has been a dream of mine for some time now and I am very excited to finally be doing it. I'm joining WWOOF to learn more about farming, I hope that it will be a bigger part of my life going forward.

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 grew up on a farm in Bathurst and I’ve studied permaculture, a few decades ago. One of my longterm visions is to help create multiple occupancy tiny home villages for displaced Northern Rivers locals. Wwoofing seems like the perfect way to learn about organic farming and make some really wholesome connections. Initially I’m looking for short and long term positions around the Northern Rivers area before I adventure further.

I am excited to be moving to Australia and I am eager to immerse myself in the local culture and environment. My goal for the first three months is to volunteer, allowing me the opportunity to meet locals, contribute to meaningful projects, and learn more about Australia’s unique flora and fauna. Volunteering is a great way for me to get involved in the community while also gaining a deeper understanding of the natural landscapes that make Australia so special.

In exchange for 4-6 hours work Mon-Sat, we offer comfortable accommodation for 1-2 WWOOFers with own bathroom. You will be treated as one of the family. Terrific food, vegetarians catered for. Situated on a scenic bend on the Pappinbarra River, we are surrounded by our own beautiful bush teeming with wildlife. We farm 100 acres with cattle, sheep, free range chooks, vegie garden, fruit trees, bees & farm dogs. We are 30 min from Wauchope (45min to Port Macquarie). Can P/U if arriving by train or bus. Come for a week; longer stays negotiable. General garden & farm work to suit your interests & abilities.

I joined WWOOF to try something new, which is the main reason why I came to Australia! There's always something new to learn from such immersive experiences.

I joined WWOOF because I’m really interested in learning about organic farming and sustainable living. I also saw it as a great way to meet new people, experience different ways of life, and be part of a meaningful cultural exchange.

Looking for experience and knowledge, hopefully meeting new interesting people along the way. Have previously worked at a farm via wwoof in the South of France in 2015. Did some fruit picking, cooking and gardening along with some light construction work. Enjoyed my time with friends, and I think there’s no better place to try the same than Australia.

I have always loved to volunteer with my community. One summer, I volunteered at a local farm with my mom. I enjoyed the process and being able to better my community while being outside. In addition to this, I am trying to learn how to cook and nourish myself properly. I think that WWOOF would be a great way to do this,

I joined WWOOF because I think it’s a great way to be part of the community in an area I am travelling in and is a sustainable way to travel long term. I prefer to travel slowly and get to know an area over travelling through places, and woofing provides a great platform for this. I also

To have the opportunity to work on properties as a learner and gain skills and knowledge. I'm a hands on type of learner. I have a particular interest in mushroom cultivation, would like to learn about bee keeping, organic gardening techniques, food preserving and plants as medicine.