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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.

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 joined WWOOF because I would really like to get more experience I’ll all areas of Aussie farm life in an environment where there’s someone willing to teach me and where I’m able to be a helping hand. And I’d love to meet new people 🙂

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.

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.

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 are travelling round Australia for a year after having completed year 12. We have a troopy that we set up for camping. We want to meet new people, make connections and friends, see new ways of working on the land and anything you guys have to offer!

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

We used WWOOF Australia before and loved it. It is a great opportunity to meet locals, to get to know the culture and help out on beautiful farms. We both love animals and met between golden retriever puppies.

I joined WWOOF because it's an awesome way to travel saving money while being able to help other people at their properties!    

Just retired, sold or gave away most of my stuff and am about to embark on an adventure. I am going to live in my Toyota Hi-Ace and travel around the country. I want to have new experiences, learn new things and meet a variety of people. WWOOF sounds like a perfect way to satisfy my ambitions while also helping others. I have only ever lived in Melbourne and Brisbane for the last 52 years. Although I have been to other places including a number of other countries, I want to experience a different side to life. I want to move off the tourist trail and see how other people live and linger a bit longer to get a real feel for the places I visit.

To learn from farmers and fellow WWOOFERS and to contribute to a worthy life purpose... growing food and caring for the land and its inhabitants. I am now able to travel Australia wide, spending time on the land to understand this diverse environment. I have recently completed a number of farm sitting roles over the past two years, that primarily involved caring for farm animals and pets.

When I originally joined WWOOF UK in late 2018 it was a combination of a passion fuelled motivation to live life how I want to, coincidental or universal signs, timing, and the fact that WWOOF aligned with my values and passions. I was looking for a change. I knew what I wanted to do but had no idea how to do it. But thankfully I stumbled upon the world of WWOOFing and saw it as the perfect opportunity for me. I was very thorough with my research as there are many other companies that offer similar experiences, also because I was young and travelling solo, but WWOOF always stuck out to me the most. I have always felt that nature is my true home and nothing makes me happier than travelling, spending time nurturing the earth, and connecting with new people and places. Choosing WWOOF the first time around was one of the best decisions I have ever made and I'm more than excited to dive back into the experience - this time in my home country!

I'd like to experience different life style, culture, learn new skills.

I have already been a WWOOFer 10 years ago when I did a Work and Holiday year in New Zealand. I never forgot the awesome experiences I made with different kind of people and very different life styles and always wanted to do it again. Luckily I get the chance now to make more of these great experiences.

I am interested in learning more about gardening, permaculture, biodynamic farming methods. I am currently travelling around Australia and WWOOFing seems like a good way of learning new things, meeting new people and saving money at the same time.

We joined to learn new skills ranging from the general to the more obscure and to experience different parts of Australia. Neither of us have really explored the country apart from occasional camping trips to the Flinders ranges and parts of SA. We w0uld also like to take this opportunity to find our dream location to settle down and hopefully be wwoof hosts ourselves oneday.