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Minnesota's First 'Memorial Forest' Opens This Week

A new final resting place option for loved ones has made its way to Minnesota. Minnesota s very first conservation memorial forest has opened in Scandia. The company Better Place Forests has been working to restore and clean up areas of the St. Croix Valley Forest and the new memorial forest is ready to open July 14th. Instead of being laid to rest in a cemetery, this forest gives people a more eco-friendly and scenic option to return to the earth: When it’s time, your ashes are mixed with soil and returned to the base of your tree during a personalized memorial ceremony. Give your loved ones a beautiful place to remember you and help protect a forest for future generations.

Minnesota's First 'Memorial Forest' Opens This Week

California company creates conservation memorial forests near Yosemite, Tahoe

A California company founded on a new way to mark and remember the passing of loved ones by creating memorial forests is expanding into areas near Yosemite and outside Placerville.Better Place Forests announced the creation of two more conservation memorial forests in the Sierra Nevada region: a 170-acre site near Yosemite National Park and a 48-acre location near Pollock Pines. These are stunning forests that are special and unique because they are one of the few places where giant Sequoias can be planted and grow, said Sandy Gibson, co-founder and CEO of Better Place Forests.The aim of the company is to partner with conservationists to preserve and protect forested areas from development while allowing people to select a memorial tree where loved ones ashes can be released and visited in a natural, outdoor setting. A place to go back to is important. Even elephants have graveyards. People want a place to remember. An image that sits in their mind. They want to create somethi

Rest among the trees: Company providing eco-friendly burial option

Rest among the trees: Company providing eco-friendly burial option and last updated 2021-05-14 13:54:57-04 If you walk through a particular spot of the forest in Northern California, you may notice something different about the trees — they are all marked with a number. “Better Place Forests is a sustainable alternative to cemeteries, where instead of a grave and tombstone, where you bury someone you love’s body, you have a family tree. And that’s where you spread the ashes of your family,” said Sandy Gibson, co-founder and CEO of Better Place Forests. Sandy Gibson’s vision is a more natural place to visit the people you love.