The Centre for Natural Burial

The Globe and Mail. Toronto
Travelling to the sweet hereafter doesn’t really require a coffin able to withstand ‘a direct nuclear strike.’ In fact, MARY AMBROSE reports, shunning high-cost funeral options is not only eco-friendly — it’s all the rage
When their mother died recently, Bill and Kirk Fuller didn’t know what kind of funeral to arrange. […]

By Mark Pothier, The Boston Globe
MILL VALLEY, Calif. — Death-care trends usually sweep from west to east, funeral industry officials say. Cremation rates in Oregon and Washington have surpassed 60 percent and in Marin County, Calif., it is about 80 percent. The Cremation Society of Los Angeles even allows arrangements to be made by fax […]

Press Democrat“So many people want to be a tree.”
– Tyler Cassity, cemetery entrepreneur