Land Alive Conference: Exploring the Future of Green Land Use
This Friday (23rd November) and Saturday (24th November), we’re excited to attend the Land Alive conference at the Bath & West Showground, a gathering of forward-thinking landowners and farmers exploring innovative paths for diversification.
We’ve designed a brand-new exhibition stand specifically for this event, showcasing an exciting opportunity for farms to embrace natural burials as a sustainable, profitable, and meaningful use of land.
Why Natural Burials?
Natural burial grounds represent a truly worthwhile green land use, combining environmental stewardship with practical farm diversification. By setting aside a small portion of land, landowners can:
- Create lasting value for their community: Offering a tranquil space for remembrance and connection to nature.
- Support the farm for generations: Natural burial grounds can provide steady income, complementing existing farm operations like grazing or haymaking.
- Enhance biodiversity and preserve historic landscapes: Restoring natural habitats and conserving the heritage of the countryside.
A Multi-Generational Legacy
Our approach is rooted in creating win-win solutions: sustainable for the land, profitable for the farmer, and cherished by local communities. We believe natural burials are more than a business opportunity—they’re a way to leave a lasting legacy for future generations.
Join Us at Land Alive
If you’re attending Land Alive, we’d love for you to visit our stand. Let’s discuss how your land could benefit from this low-risk, high-impact diversification opportunity. Together, we can explore how natural burials could become the most productive and meaningful field on your farm.
We look forward to connecting with many of you this weekend!
Interested in setting up a natural burial ground?
If you have land and are looking to diversify, we'd love to discuss the option of setting up the natural burial ground. You can read more information on our site or contact Rhi to find out more.
