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Conservation Burial and Memorial Forest Survey August 2020
Jefferson Land Trust is considering creating a Conservation Burial wildland cemetery and a Memorial Forest for scattering ashes. To help us decide whether to proceed with the projects, we're asking for your feedback.
Definitions:
Conservation Burial Wildland Cemetary: A conservation burial wildland cemetery has dual purposes: providing a final resting place and improving the health and beauty of the land. No embalming chemicals are used and all burial materials are biodegradable. The property is generally in need of rehabilitation at the start. It then will be re-wilded to a natural state, which will be protected as a cemetery in perpetuity.
Memorial Forest: A memorial forest is a designated area of a natural woodland for returning cremated remains to the earth. The land will be protected in perpetuity by Jefferson Land Trust.
Both conservation burial wildland cemeteries and memorial forests are places for family and friends to come to honor and remember a loved one in a natural setting.