Let’s find your place in the forest together
Memorial Tree pricing increases May 1
If you’re wondering whether a Memorial Tree could be right for your situation, a conversation with a Guide can help you see your options clearly.
No pressure. No obligation. Just clarity.

What happens when
you talk to a Guide
This isn’t a sales call, it’s a conversation.
There’s no obligation. Find out how Memorial Trees work and if it’s right for your family.
Guides can show you trees that match what
you’re looking for. No timelines. No pressure.
Guides answer questions about cremation, placement, and the memorial ceremony.
This isn’t about pushing you to a decision. It’s about helping you understand what’s right for you.


A memorial that grows
Traditional memorials mark an ending. A Memorial Trees is different—it’s about creating a living legacy.
- A natural alternative to traditional remembrance
- A specific place in nature where family can visit
- A memorial that protects the environment
- Simple, clear planning, no hidden fees
Your own private place in a protected forest
A Memorial Tree isn’t just your tree, it’s your place of belonging. Somewhere to visit now and forever.

Perched high with sweeping views, or secluded in an ancient canopy.

Where wildflowers bloom in spring and wildlife passes through all year.

Where wildflowers bloom in spring and wildlife passes through all year.
Finding the right tree—the species, size, and location—is personal. A Guide can help with all of it.

A conservation act.
Each of our nine Memorial Forests is permanently protected by conservation partnerships—actively managed and ecologically maintained.
When ashes return to the earth at a Memorial Tree, they become part of a living forest. Your memorial doesn’t just rest in nature. It helps safeguard it.
Conservation
Forest management, habitat preservation, and biodiversity support—tailored to each forest’s unique ecology.
Stewardship
Long-term care of each forest: trail maintenance, ecological monitoring and ongoing access for families.
Forever Protected
Legal conservation easements mean our forests can’t be developed or disturbed. Your memorial is permanent.
Carbon Sequestration
Our forests actively capture and store carbon—meaningful contribution to climate health that compounds over time.
Minimal Footprint
No concrete vaults, no embalming chemicals. Our process honors the earth and leaves the land better.
Wildlife Corridors
Our forests connect to broader ecological networks, creating safe passage for at-risk wildlife.
Learn how your final act becomes lasting conservation.
Six steps to secure
your Memorial Tree
Creating your resting place in nature is easier than you think. No pressure. No sales tactics.
Choose your forest
Choose from 9 protected Memorial Forests
Select Tree Species
Select a native tree that tells your unique story.
Choose Tree Size
Choose from 4 tree sizes to celebrate life.
Select Payment
Pay in full or over time.
Create Memorial
Forest Memorial with Memorial Marker.
Visit Forest
Return anytime for ongoing connection.
Find your perfect Memorial Tree
Choose from nine protected forests with native tree species—from Coastal Redwoods to Aspens.
West Coast
Southwest & Midwest
Northeast











Find your tree, lock in your price
Secure your tree before May 1 to lock in today’s pricing. Every tree includes spreading rights for one person—add family at $1,500, and pets at $300.

Keepsake Tree
Starting at
$6,200
$135/month
- Spreading Rights for 1 Person
- Trunk Diameter Varies by Forest
- Small and mighty

Legacy Tree
Starting at
$8,500
$185/month
- Spreading Rights for 1 Person
- Trunk Diameter Varies by Forest
- Most Popular
MOST POPULAR

Monument Tree
Starting at
$12,900
$280/month
- Spreading Rights for 1 Person
- Trunk Diameter Varies by Forest
- Family Favorite

Landmark Tree
Starting at
$18,200
$396/month
- Spreading Rights for 1 Person
- Trunk Diameter Varies by Forest
- Largest 1% of the Forest
We’re here to help you choose your tree’s size, species, and forest at your pace—no pressure, just caring guidance.

Talk to a Guide to explore trees online or in-forest. No pressure, just helpful conversation.

