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TERRAFINITY CONSERVATION
CEMETERIES

Where land is
forever protected.

Terra, our Earth, cradles the infinite. Matter endures — transforming within the sacred cycle of the land.

Our Purpose

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.

Land kept whole.
Futures made possible.

01

Permanent Protection

Every property we operate carries a third-party conservation easement — a legal commitment ensuring the land remains protected in perpetuity, regardless of future ownership.

02

Active Restoration

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.

03

Sustainable Revenue

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

Rooted in the
land we love.

"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, 2021

It 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.

Ready to keep your land whole?

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.