Becoming One With Nature: Finding A Better Final Resting Place With Sandy Gibson Of Better Place Forests
Thinking about death is not an everyday task one just ticks off his list. But as adults, we can’t help but think and plan about the insurance of security at the end of our days. You might have heard about being buried in a tree egg, or perhaps even composted or buried at sea. But how realistic are these final resting…
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