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I joined WWOOF previously 10 years ago and had a great experience meeting a wide variety of people. So now back wanting to help out at a farm preferably with livestock and see a part of NSW which I would not normally see.

I'm really concerned about the way we live as a society and how we might be doing real damage to nature. I'd like to learn more about organic farming and the relation between society and nature in a practical way. WWOOF looks like a good way to do it while I can also meet new people and travel around the amazing country that is Australia.

I have WWOOFed a number of times in my life, in Ireland and Australia - but not in the last 10+ years. It was always a fantastic experience. I valued the authentic local experience, the ability to work with one another without money being part of the equation and the stories and skill sharing was fantastic. I made some good friends through this process and even ended up living with a family for a long period in the West of Ireland. The simplest things can certainly make for the richest moments in life

To pursue knowledge and skills that will enable me to live in synergy with the earth. In doing so, helping the people that are part of the regenerative farming movement will be fulfilling enough in itself.

I am wanting a tree change. Tired of the city life. I also want to see some of this great country and give back to the backbone of this country. My plan is to have no fixed address for awhile. I have had a desire to work on farms for a long time and now is the time to make that move. I want to learn a whole lot of new skills and put those skills to use by helping out our farmers. I'm looking to meet so many interesting and fabulous people and Wwoofing seem like a great way to do that. I'm wanting life to not be predictable and not the same #%*! different day kina of thing. I want new people, new landscape, new horizons, new challenges

I am having a gap year (or two) to experience life in a different way. I want to learn. I want to share. I want to combine what I can do with what others can show and teach me.

Keen to learn garden/farming/sustainability practices. Enjoy outdoor work. Meet like-minded people.  Good way to see different parts of Aus.

I had amazing experiences with WWOOFing, in Argentina, where I stayed 3 weeks in a horse farm. Thomas and I have a bit more spare time this year (we accrued lots of leave in 2020) and our job in Australia is soon coming to an end so we would like to experience some WWOOFing here before heading back home to France 🙂

It's time I started to learn how to grow things and live less from supermarkets. This has been on my mind for too long, and I think now, with what's happening with this crazy virus, it's time for me to embrace living in an alternative way.

I retreat to the universe that provides, in return I give time and compassion into anything garden, cooking, repairing, recycling, caring for animals and other fellows, clearing out old mess, reviving and restoring the old and jagged. I've journeyed through some of my lowest depths so far, and I'm here - seperate from the rat race for a more profound, embodied journey. Moving forward now knowing I can grow to learn the way of nature and become one with the universal source. SO I step into the WWOOF community, liberated and ready to hear what you have to teach me. I choose to WWOOF because its a million opportunities in one, get up and get active, stimulate my mental and a chance to meet some life long mates on my way.

We are keen to learn some new skills particularly in relation to permaculture, biodynamics and self-sufficiency. We want to contribute to something bigger, broaden our minds, meet some like minded people and have new experiences.

I think WWOOF is a good way to make yourself useful and get to know about permaculture, local life, people and the country at the same time. I got very much interested into permaculture during my first WWOOF stay and I would be happy to start my own veggie/fruit garden when I get back home.

I joined WWOOF because I have a great desire to grow food organically, live simply, connect with others, and to empower myself with skills that will enable greater self-sufficiency as I travel through life.

To learn more about living sustainably, to explore Australia and to connect with like-minded people. We want to learn more about organic gardening. Ideally we’d love to volunteer for a family or community that also has children so that they can be together. We would like our children to be part of the activities and events . Our family are looking to volunteer with likeminded, hardworking people who share a passion for mother nature, connection, family and traversing the ups and downs of life. We are ready to work ASAP and happy to stay on for a while if it works of all.

My intention is to learn more about:

- organics and permaculture

- different plants and their many uses

- working throughout the different seasons

- sustainable and off grid living

- cooking, fermenting and preserving food

WWOOF is a good chance to get closer into contact with locals. Learning more about them and their traditions. It is more interested to live with people from that place than staying in a hostel and get no view how the country really looks like. Beside that it is great to learn more about farming and all what comes along with that job.

After travelling around the world, working in various office environments, my soul was craving a natural way to live in harmony with life. I have a passion for nature, animals, healthy lifestyle and would absolutely love nothing more than to learn from a pro who has experience with horses and organic farming lifestyle. Looking for a host where I can learn as much as I can, grow, evolve and be living my souls truth.  I’m open, dedicated, hard worker and look forward to be able to contribute and bring the skills I’ve learnt along the way to create some magic.

I’m wanting to get out and meet new people and learn new things. I’m interested in learning more about natural building, organic farming, anything to do with plants/ food how to grow, look after and harvest. I’d like to gain life skills doing things in a sustainable way that cares for the planet. I’d like to be a part of a community that works together, shares ideas and grows as one while interfacing with natural environment. Hoping that by joining WWOOF I'll be able to meet some like minded people and find connections.

We joined WWOOF because we want to reduce our environmental impact and try to live our lives in a sustainable way. We are both quite practical but we would like to offer our time and energy to learn new skills from our hosts that we can take with us in our journey to becoming more self-sufficient. And of course we look forward to visiting all the places in Australia we've not yet explored!