Life Forest Whistle Ridge Conservation Cemetery in Auburn, Maine is Life Forest’s premier Woodland Burial location. Whistle Ridge Farm is comprised of 80 acres, utilizing multiple land protection and land use purposes, and has committed to dedicate a protected parcel for the purpose of Life Forest Woodland Burials.
Whistle Ridge Farm has proven their dedication to protecting land and wildlife through its efforts in creating habitat blueprints and working to preserve and protect Maine’s wildlife and natural resources. Most notably, Whistle Ridge Farm hosts Compassionate Composting, an environmentally friendly, gentle return to the earth for large animals through an educated approach to composting.
589 Trapp Rd., Auburn, ME 04210
Tel: 603-315-0790
Auburn, Maine is located 45 minutes north of Portland and is one of the largest cities in Maine. It is a city marked by the beautiful and powerful Androscoggin River, which runs through Auburn.
Auburn is also known for its gorgeous mineral content of apatite, tourmaline, and quartz. Rock lovers often search Mt. Apatite Park’s 4 miles of trails, water-filled quarries, and mines.
Life Forest Whistle Ridge offers the following conservation burial options for cremated remains:
Life Forest at Whistle Ridge in Auburn, Maine is Life Forest’s first premier Woodland Burial location. Whistle Ridge hosts a total of 80 acres, utilizing multiple land protection and land use purposes, and has made a commitment to dedicate a protected parcel for the purpose of Life Forest Woodland Burials.
Michelle, Co-Founder of Life Forest Whistle Ridge is the owner and founder of Compassionate Composting where she has met a significant need for a humane method of large animal disposition upon death, that was also environmentally responsible. Michelle has served as an assistant instructor for the [regional] Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue and is also experienced in the use of specialty equipment and mechanical handling techniques of large animals. Michelle attended the Maine Compost School and received a zoning ordinance amendment with the assistance and support of the Maine Compost Team.
Chelsea, Co-Founder of Life Forest Whistle Ridge works as an independent carpenter, loves the outdoors and animals. Her excellence in her carpentry brings physical strength and stamina, problem solving and math skills, patience, creativity, and communication. Chelsea’s commitment to land conservation efforts and attention to detail, serve as the inspiration for her to offer the best options for both people and animal companions after their passing.
Contact our Family Support Specialist to schedule a visit or to find the perfect spot for your loved one's final resting place.
