Mark your calendars for Wednesday, December 3rd, for our online Green Burial Café! Bring your questions, experiences, coffee or tea, and join us for an hour of fellowship and advocacy for green/natural burials! Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81398229735... Meeting ID: 813 9822 9735 Passcode: 032170
Last month, a handful of our Green Burial Society of Canada board members had the opportunity to come together in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia. With our board spread across the country, truly coast to coast, with representation from nearly every province, moments like these are rare, but incredibly meaningful. In October, I travelled from Ontario
I still remember the first green burial I was asked, as a Life-Cycle Celebrant, to support a family with. Royal Oak Burial Park’s Woodlands was expanding into Phase two of a four-tiered dedicated natural burial area. Arriving early, I took time to surround edges of the grave with cedar, softening the opening into the ground,
Join Us for a Virtual Green Burial Café! We’re excited to invite you to the Green Burial Society of Canada’s first Green Burial Café on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at 8pm EST/5pm PST! This online gathering will bring together professionals, advocates, and anyone interested in natural burials from coast to coast. It's an opportunity to
For virtual attendance, here's the Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89808108903?pwd=MElRTHk5SWNKYThhdTRROGtrcmwxUT09 For in-person attendance, please RSVP to: greenburialcanada@gmail.com
Why does green burial feel so right to us? Green Burial is more than a set of funerary principles and practices; it is an ideological movement based on sound ethics. Ethics are the soul of this movement – giving it depth and integrity. Albert Einstein said: "The most important human endeavor is the striving for
One of my favourite words is “Zeal”. Samuel Johnson defines Zeal as "Passionate Ardour For Any Cause." Please pause momentarily and remember when you first heard of Green Burial and how far you have come on your personal and perhaps shared journey - learning and hopefully inspiring others, and sharing your Zeal to make a
Green burial, also known as natural burial, is a practice going back to our roots to a time when we cared for our own dead. It is burying our dead in an environmentally respectful way, omitting damaging chemicals, and using biodegradable materials for the burial. It allows for in in-ground composting/decomposition, in a shallower grave
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