Resources

Create a complete in-case-of-death binder (death binder or emergency binder), as a final act of care that lets your family focus on healing.

Discover alternative funeral options that promote environmental responsibility through soil transformation, natural burial, and water cremation.

Modern end-of-life choices include cremation, aquamation, and soil transformation. Each varies in cost, availability, and environmental impact.

Earth Funeral is now serving families across Massachusetts with soil transformation, a natural, gentle alternative to cremation and traditional burial.

The latest developments in Michigan point to a growing effort to expand access to soil transformation and bring licensed facilities closer to families across the state.

The table on this page is kept up to date to reflect the legal status of human composting in each state in the US. It can be considered an accurate snapshot of the legislative landscape at any given time.

This recognition means more than an award. It is a chance to celebrate where Earth started and help more families learn that another end-of-life option exists.

A new national survey confirms what thousands of families have already shown us, and the numbers tell a remarkable story.

Earth Funeral is now serving families across Ohio with soil transformation, a natural, gentle alternative to cremation and traditional burial.

Earth Funeral's soil transformation is available to North Carolina families facing an immediate need or imminent loss.

Earth Funeral's soil transformation is now available to New York families facing an immediate need or imminent loss.

As families consider human composting as an alternative to cremation and burial, questions naturally arise about what happens to bones, dental work, and medical implants during the process.

Learn how to have end-of-life conversations with courage and clarity with Seattle grief therapist Dr. Jill Gross.

A green burial is a burial process that removes many of the environmentally damaging aspects of conventional burial.

Natural organic reduction is an attractive option as more people become conscious of the environmental impact of traditional funeral practices.