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In page Mary Bonham-Christie:

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Mary Bonham-Christie died on 28 April 1961, aged 96 years, in a local (off-island) nursing home, where she had been moved that same day on doctor's orders, owing to her deteriorating health.[1] There is a monument to Mary Bonham-Christie in the churchyard at Marston Bigot; her remains were cremated at Bournemouth, and although the local paper said her ashes were scattered at Brownsea Island, the memorial at Marston Bigot states that her ashes are at Bournemouth crematorium.[citation needed] In 2007, BBC Radio 4 broadcast For Nature, Not Humans, a half-hour documentary about Bonham-Christie and her effect on the island.[2]