Author Shanna Provost has written a fabulous book called Rest Easy -

A 94-page hard-copy journal that prompts you through five important topics: what to do when you die, a record of your digital footprint, your financial and business matters, your funeral wishes and a ‘life snapshot’ (great for creating eulogies!).

Our First Burial at Walawaani Way Conservation Burial - a very special day.

A free two-day workshop in Bodalla - a rare event and one not be missed!

Open to all - whether you are curious or interested about this topic or a striving to become a Death Care Leader .. all are welcome to come to this free two-day course!

April 25th and 26th 2026.

The Construction Phase of establishing Australia’s first natural conservation burial has been trying - but well worth it!

Zenith Virago - Australia’s Number One in doing death better and Natural Burials…she comes to Walawaani Way in Bodalla! May 2026

How far is too far? …. to become the best natural and conservation burial ground in the world… at what point is too far when it come to prosthetic additions for burial?

Michele Elliot is coming to Walawaani Way in October to conduct workshops on Shroud Making.. not to be missed! …

Zimmi Forest, renowned artist is coming to Walawaani Way in October to conduct workshops on how to hand-weave a coffin…

Talk to Rotary - Presentation Talks in the community are important so people can learn and make informed choices that align with their Values….

How did we come to using the name “Walawaani Way?”

Our Social Initiative at Walawaani Way is assisting with the de-sexing of cats in the local area to help protect native wildlife.

500 Native plants grown by the students at Narooma High School for Walawaani Way Conservation Burial!

After reading this book, I’ll never look at soil the same way again…

It’s a lovely idea to think that if you find and fall in love with a magnificent tree - that you can be instrumental in helping that species gene pool continue on - through seed collecting and propagation.

What does a burial look like at Walawaani Way?

Find out here . . .

Insights from a recent Shroud Making workshop were incredibly exciting – and have started to reshape how we will do death better at Walawaani Way.

The fabulous men at Woody’s Men Shed located in Bodalla hand-crafted our first Nesting Boxes! Different sizes for different birds and mammals including the Australian Owlet-Night Jar, Crimson Rosella, Eastern Rosella, Ringtail Possum, Kookaburra and Glossy Black Cockatoos. Hopefully they find these ideal nesting boxes… we’ll wait and see!

Fiona and Olivia Andrews were invited to talk at the Yila Healing Festival - about natural burial and Walawaani Way. It was located in the beautiful Cambewarra Cemetery in the Shoalhaven Council. It was a good turnout and we spoke about the growing movement of natural burial cemeteries around the world and the services around them. There were lots of questions which was great as it’s a new topic for many people.

Yes! Natural burials improve soil health.