Michael Todd Fink
Michael Todd Fink
Live Free or Dialogue: alternative cemeteries, mortality and meaning in tragedy with Sandy Gibson
Live Free or Dialogue: alternative cemeteries, mortality and meaning in tragedy with Sandy Gibson
Live Free or Dialogue: alternative cemeteries, mortality and meaning in tragedy with Sandy Gibson
Tuesday 12th April 2022
Discover how Better Place Forests offers a sustainable alternative to cemeteries with Sandy Gibson on 'Kind Mind'.
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Get the buttons here!Reimagining Resting Places: Sandy Gibson on Conservation Memorial Forests
For a lot of customers, knowing that they protected the space is part of their legacy in the world and they're proud, and that's why we call it a conservation memorial.
What if cemeteries could be more than just places of mourning? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Kind Mind', Michael Todd Fink sits down with Sandy Gibson, the visionary behind Better Place Forests. Instead of traditional graves, Better Place Forests offers a unique, sustainable alternative for families who choose cremation. Picture a serene woodland where ashes nourish the growth of new trees, creating a living legacy that honors both the deceased and the environment.
Sandy shares the heartfelt inspiration that led him to establish America's first conservation memorial forest. Launched in 2017, this 130+ acre sanctuary in San Francisco has already garnered over $75 million in venture capital and featured in major outlets like the New York Times and the Today Show. But beyond the impressive numbers and media buzz, it's the deeper purpose that truly stands out.
The conversation delves into the significance of finding meaning in death and how dialogue can help us uncover that meaning. Sandy explains how Better Place Forests not only preserves natural beauty but also restores native species, offering a peaceful resting place that contributes to ecological health. For those curious about participating, he outlines how families can become part of this innovative approach to memorializing loved ones.
If you've ever pondered the legacy you want to leave behind or sought a more meaningful way to honor those who've passed, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear how conservation memorials are transforming our approach to death and legacy, blending respect for nature with a celebration of life.