Resh Mill Preserve

https://dianacunningham62.medium.com/why-its-critical-to-choose-a-conservation-green-burial-now-with-covid-and-why-conservation-970f77832ab4

Source: Get Inspired! Guest speaker, Amy Cunningham 1/30/21, 3:30pm, RSVP NOW

More towns in Vermont are adding natural burial sections to cemeteries because people are learning about the idea, and they like it. The nontraditional burials keep embalming fluids out of the earth.

Source: People who love the land are getting interested in green burials – VTDigger

Source: Death, Natural Burial, Jewish Tradition: 11/18 7pm

…and they want to bring back “The Good Death.”

Source: The Story of Death Is the Story of Women by Sarah Chavez — YES! Magazine

Green burials go beyond not polluting or wasting. It’s about people needing and caring for land, conducting life-affirming activities there—including death.

Source: Return to Nature by Lynn Freehill-Maye and Phillip Pantuso — YES! Magazine

Recompose

Recompose offers an alternative choice to cremation and conventional burial methods, with a process called “recomposition.” This natural process gently converts human remains into soil, so that we can nourish new life after we die.

In the process of getting certified in Washington State.

Check out this guide to all the green burial sites in the country, or just in your area. Ann has been working on this guide for years.

The Natural Burial Cemetery GuideState-By-State Where, How and Why to Choose Green BurialLearn More

Source: Green Burial Naturally

The Natural Burial Cemetery Guide State-By-State Where, How and Why to Choose Green Burial Learn More

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