About Us
Honouring Life with a Memorial Tree
Planting a memorial tree as a tribute to a loved one is a meaningful way to acknowledge the effect that person had on your world. And as the tree matures, it will continue to positively impact families for the generations who visit it.
Memorial Trees can also become family memorial trees with your tree bearing flowers for visitors rather than visitors buying cut flowers to put on a tombstone.
Planting a memorial tree lets you create a personal and fitting tribute.
Our leading organic technology has been adopted by government regulated cemetery trusts and is suitable to use with both native and exotic trees.
Since 2013, communities all around Australia have been planting Living Legacy trees to create new forests and change the way we leave the world as a nation.
When you plant a tree with us, you are a part of a growing community creating new forests, and habitats for endangered species such as the mainland quokka and black cockatoo.
Memorial Trees can also become family memorial trees with your tree bearing flowers for visitors rather than visitors buying cut flowers to put on a tombstone.
We're an Australian social impact company
As a social impact company, Living Legacy Forest is committed to responsible and sustainable business practices, focusing on the environment, and local/global communities.
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Memorial Trees can also become family memorial trees with your tree bearing flowers for visitors rather than visitors buying cut flowers to put on a tombstone.
Meet the man behind the idea...
Warren Roberts, pictured, is behind a company that combines science and nature to grow memorial gardens under a conservation agreement using detoxified cremated ashes that guarantee a “green” future for the deceased.
“It occurred to me that nature allows us to truly connect to life and eternity, and there is an environmental benefit in that we don’t put anything unnatural into the soil because there are no coffins or headstones, and the ashes are treated to remove the toxins.” Warren Roberts
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