A green burial is a natural way to care for a loved one’s body after they’ve passed with a minimal environmental impact. Green burials are focused on conserving natural resources and using only non-toxic materials. This can include biodegradable urns, all-natural caskets, shrouds, and...
More people throughout the U.S. are choosing cremation instead of burials for their end of life decision than ever before. In 2015, and for the first time ever, the cremation rate surpassed burials in the U.S. with more than half...
In combination with planting a tree with The Living Urn’s patented tree burial system, you can also scatter a portion of the ashes, do a water burial, bury ashes, among other memorials. A common question we hear is, "can I...
There are thousands of cemeteries in the U.S. that account for tens of thousands of square miles of space. Not only do cemeteries consume a significant amount of land, they also consume other precious resources, including wood (for caskets), concrete...
