Changing Modes of Body Deposition: Shrouded Cremation and Human Composting with Victoria Spence, Jude Warren and Tui Davidson

Written By Peter Banki

People are looking for simpler, more natural and cost effective alternatives to burial. Land is finite and burial is often too expensive for many Australians. Shrouded cremation and human composting are new modes of body deposition that are becoming increasing popular around the world. Come and learn more about them and how we can implement them as available choices?

Come and sign NSW petition asking for Human Composting to become a regenerative and sustainable death care choice! So you can have a choice to become rich soil when you die! Eco Rest - Natural Death Matters

This workshop will be led by Victoria Spence, Tui Davidson and Jude Warren. They are each seeking strategies of social change in the funeral industry.

Peter Banki http://www.peterbanki.com
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