Author Nasser Khadejenoori Photographs Life Forest Cemetery
At last year’s Funeral Consumer Alliance Conference, Mel Bennett, a longtime advocate for ethical and meaningful death care, got the chance to meet photographer and author Nasser Khadjenoori, the creative mind behind Hodie Mihi, Cras Tibi (Latin for “Today Me, Tomorrow You”).
William Harland’s Burial at Whistle Ridge Life Forest
By Sasha Kramer It’s drizzling the morning of William’s burial and the forest, comprised of Hemlock, Beech, Pine and Oak, is glimmering with rain drops. The attendants are seated and standing underneath two white tents that overlook what will become Whistle Ridge’s first grave site. Michelle, with a subtle excitement in her voice, tells the […]
Eco-Friendly Burials, Cremated Remains & Conservation: How Life Forest is Redefining the Cemetery
This past year has been truly remarkable for Life Forest. In 2024, we saw a significant increase in individuals and families choosing eco-friendly burials, reflecting a growing awareness of sustainable end-of-life options. More families than ever entrusted us with honoring their loved ones in a way that preserves nature and supports conservation. Nestled within a breathtaking forest, Life Forest is surrounded by 90 acres of protected conservation lands that provide a sanctuary for wildlife and a serene retreat for visitors…