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As a way to go adventuring in a way that supports respectful relationships with the land , to share my skills and knowledge with equally passionate people who are out there living their dreams in magical pockets of nature. To experience life in a more authentic way . For me, a holiday is not about lazing around doing nothing or viewing tourist attractions .. it’s about going on an adventure where I can engage in meaningful projects that support this planet.

I joined WWOOF because I've had success with it in the past and make some really cool contacts. This time around I'm in a financial position to really start thinking about my own small farm and am therefor very motivated to pick up the ins and outs of grazing as much as I can before I become responsible for my own project.

I'm considering moving away from the built environment and working in agriculture. I think one of the biggest challenges in our time is how we produce food and the effects this has on the environment. As beef currently accounts for 5-6% of the world's carbon emissions, I'm keen to learn how we can produce low carbon beef, and other animals products, while regenerating the environment we work with. In essence, I want to gain first hand experience on soil regeneration using livestock techniques rather than just reading about it or watching Greg Judy on YouTube. I'm keen to learn all that I can and give something back to farms who are willing to host.

I'm looking to be able to grow my own organic food and become as much as possible self sufficient. I love the permaculture concept to give back to the soil and improve it. We destroyed some many areas on earth that it is seriously time to take care of it if we want to still live decently on this planet the next couple of years.

I'd heard from my friends about the wonders of WWOOF so I thought I'd give it a go myself. It seems like the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded people and explore the country. Moreover, with time off uni, I thought it would be tragic to not take this opportunity to get out of my comfort zone and try new things.

To look for something else to break up my time working in the office as a key account manager. I love my job but I am an outdoor loving person. I have my own horses and would just like to experience more farming in Oz.

Id like to do a bit of WWOOFing to open myself to new experiences and shake off a bit of ridgid thinking ive learnt in the last 14 years. I did it earlier in the century with my sister in Tasmania and we both found it very rewarding. This is a bit of a life journey I am back on and it feels right to be free and get out and about for a little while again. This time it is just me doing a bit of soul searching.

I joined WWOOF to learn more about sustainability, permaculture, building, farming etc through hands on experience. One day I want to live on a farm which implements sustainability and permaculture principals and philosophies and WWOOF is a great place of opportunity to learn more about this.

I want to be able to experience different cultures while travelling and also do something good for the environment that will help improve peoples lives. I also want to make new friends whilst doing it and create new connections that might last forever.

I’m looking for meaningful and fulfilling travel options that feed the soul! I’d love to own my own hobby farm one day and WWOOF sounds like the perfect way to gain experience while helping our farmers during these trying times.

I would like to learn more about organic farming, permaculture animal care and beekeeping. I’m wanting to gain experience and knowledge in these areas. I’m hoping to work on a farm.

To travel and learn and share ideas! I’m in between careers and I want to learn more about growing food, raising animals, water storage, managing properties and I want to see some more of Ozzie.

Growing up we always had WWOOFers at home and they were always so fun and happy and smiling and I’ve always just thought wow seeing them so happy in life is something I’ve always strived for. I’ve been WWOOFing around the uk and absolutely just fell in love with it so I thought why not do it in my own country? I hope by joining WWOOF that I can find like minded people and create wonderful memories and lessons that I can keep all my life while learning how to support the environment.

I have been told that its a great opportunity for young people to live abroad and learn simultaneously. Learn about sustainable living and how to grow your own food is something I am interested in.

I joined WWOOF as I saw it as a wonderful opportunity to learn about organic farming and connect with new people around Australia. With covid-19, travel outside of Australia is limited, but after discovering WWOOF Australia, I realise there is so many amazing places to go, people to meet, and work to be done right here on home soil! I hope to volunteer whenever I can in my university holidays; to share farming experiences and learn new skills.

Growing up in the city, I always have a dream to live on the farm. I love animals and plants and have a passion for making things from scratch. I have no that much experience in vegetation and farm works, but I have a passionate heart and willing to learn everything new. I hope to make friends with the hosts and other volunteers and become a better me at the end of the journey.

Hi. My name is Michael. I have a degree in Social Science. I have WWOOFed before and enjoyed it. I live in the Northern Rivers. I'd like to visit some more farms in the northern rivers and meet great earthy people who get along with the land. I have lived at Bodhi Farm Community for a couple of years. I have WWOOFed in Bellingen and in the Northern Rivers. I am Australian if you are interested in that and I am a tall man, if height is a concern. My interests are getting earthy work done with nice sweet natured people. I enjoy swimming holes if you have a good one. I don't know if you really are hoping for specific qualifications, but I can use a variety of tools and I have done some constructive jobs that involved putting things together. Hope we can meet if you are a great land lubber. Bonswa!

To get experience with organic agriculture. Looking to move into regenerative agriculture and move to country. Want to get experience with several ways of agriculture/ horticulture before purchasing land myself. Keen to see the nitty gritty of some animal-based ventures such as dairy, beef, egg production, chicken meat, maybe sheep or goats. Also interested in market garden/ intensive horticulture.

Keen to learn more about looking after plants, wildlife and animals. I'd like to learn how to live more sustainably, and enjoy volunteering. I'm keen to get my hands dirty and learn from you.