The Centre for Natural Burial

Le décès écologique expliqué aux vivants
Texte : Sophie Massé
Vous pourriez quitter votre vie terrestre réduit en compost, à bord d’un grand oeuf ou d’un sarcophage en papier recyclé. Et que diriez-vous de léguer votre ADN à une plante ?

By Park Chung, The Korea Times
A woodland burial system is scheduled to go into effect from next year but initial confusion has pitted policymakers against environmental activists. Civil activists claimed that the new burial system would ruin nature, as it will expand burial sites in forests.

By Park Chung, Korea Times
A woodland burial system is scheduled to go into effect from next year but initial confusion has pitted policymakers against environmental activists.

By KS, Embalmed to the Max (blog)
Looking for an eco friendly way to be buried? An inexpensive way? What do you think of cardboard? You will be surprised. Visit CardboardCasket.com to view their services and price list. You will be quite surprised.

There’s a push to simplify burial and speed a body’s return to earth
By Lewis Taylor, The Register-Guard
Don’t want formaldehyde gel to pickle my cells
Keep this body embalmed, in a state of uncalm
Don’t let this body get locked inside a plastic box
With the earth all around, but no way to touch ground
I’ve got to Biodegrade At […]

By Kiliii Dreaming // Native Ways Photography
I don’t normally post photos from my commercial shoots, but this one seemed appropriate as the theme is ‘Green Burial’: simply allowing people to rest in peace in way more sacred than being placed in a plastic bag never to decompose. Working in the studio always reminds me how […]

By Forres Gazette
Scottish Provincial Press Ltd.
NEWS emerged this week that a green burial site is being considered for Findhorn on a piece of ground on the edge of the dunelands, which would form a natural progression for members of the Findhorn Foundation, who wish to return to nature when they die.

Weston & Somerset Mercury
ECO-FRIENDLY residents could soon be able to bury their relatives in cardboard coffins and swap headstones for trees at alternative burial sites.

By Tanya McLaren, Forres Gazzette, Scottish Provincial Press
A PLANNING application is being lodged for a green burial area on the edge of the dunelands in Findhorn.The move is being taken by Jonathon Caddy, from the Findhorn Foundation, whose mother, Eileen, died last year and whose ashes are buried on woodlands in the area.
There is already […]

Trees will create ‘natural gravestones’
By Pam Caulfield, 24dash.com
Conservationists in Gloucester can continue to help the environment after they die. An area of the city council’s New Millennium Cemetery at Coney Hill has been set aside as a natural burial ground.