Catherine Leach 9/7/25 Catherine Leach 9/7/25

Our bodies are good for the soil.

Catherine Leach 19/4/25 Catherine Leach 19/4/25

Narooma High School's native plant nursery supports Walawaani Way forest regeneration project

Fiona McCuaig 26/3/25 Fiona McCuaig 26/3/25

How to Be Reborn as a Tree

The long (and long overdue) rise of the forest cemetery

Catherine Leach 14/2/25 Catherine Leach 14/2/25

Natural Burial as a Way of Reclaiming Our Death

Nourished Sovereign Podcast Episode 4 with Fiona McCuaig

Fiona McCuaig 29/9/24 Fiona McCuaig 29/9/24

I’m going to be buried in a natural cemetery – my only marker will be a tree

Australia’s first 100 per cent natural burial site only allows coffins made from natural materials and native fresh flowers

Catherine Leach 16/8/24 Catherine Leach 16/8/24

Pip Podcast

In this Pip Podcast, I sit down with Fiona McCuiag to explore a thought provoking topic and something we don’t often talk about; death and what we do with our bodies after we die.

Fiona McCuaig 26/6/24 Fiona McCuaig 26/6/24

Australia's first all-natural burial cemetery, Walawaani Way in Bodalla, aims to reforest disused farmland

Fiona McCuaig 7/5/24 Fiona McCuaig 7/5/24

Doing death differently: Taking burials back to nature and time immemorial

Eight years ago, Fiona McCuaig had no idea how many people wanted to be buried back into nature. It turns out that a conservationist burial in a forest ecosystem that will be protected into perpetuity resonates with many.