Terra, our Earth, cradles the infinite. Matter endures — transforming within the sacred cycle of the land.
Terrafinity stewards permanently protected land and partners with landowners to support conservation-aligned, low-impact uses — including natural burial — in accordance with conservation easements and applicable law.
How We Work
Every property we operate carries a third-party conservation easement — a legal commitment ensuring the land remains protected in perpetuity, regardless of future ownership.
Revenue from natural burial funds native prairie and forest restoration. The land doesn't just survive — it heals, grows richer, and becomes more ecologically diverse over time.
Our model provides landowners a long-term revenue stream that makes conservation financially viable — offering a meaningful alternative to subdivision for family farms and rural properties.
Our Heritage
"Every root, every breath of wind across our land, carries his legacy — and the promise that death can return to its rightful place in the circle of life."
Being raised on a small farm in Virginia, the rhythm of life was shaped by the land — the changing light, the soil beneath our hands, the quiet labor of growing things. From an early age, I learned that the Earth gives and receives in equal measure, and that tending to it is both work and worship.
My father, Carl, taught me most of what I know about that balance. He was a man of both enterprise and stewardship — deeply engaged in business, conservation, and permaculture long before most people spoke of such things in the same breath.
When I went on to study at the University of Florida, my work with Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery opened a door to something that felt ancient and inevitable: returning to the land in death as we belong to it in life. I shared the idea with my father — how it could be a final act of ecological reciprocity, where each resting place restores soil, nourishes life, and protects wild land for generations to come. He understood immediately.
"Plant me in the prairie."
— Carl, one week before passing, 2021It was both a request and a benediction — a wish to be part of the cycle he had always honored. His final vision was to create a natural burial ground, a living landscape of renewal rather than permanence. Terrafinity exists because of that wish.
Whether you're a landowner, a land trust, or a conservation board, we'd love to start a conversation about what's possible for your property.