Regrounding currently has title to 160 acres of rugged untamed land who we call Tule Creek. Our desire to protect this place lead us to forming Regrounding. That story can be found here. We offer the burial of cremated remains at this remote preserve, and we ensure that we bury these at the appropriate depth for the site, using pine needles and/or oak leaves to neutralize the high pH levels of cremated remains that are toxic to plant roots.
We are engaged with the movement of de-toxifying and de-industrializing death and burial by using compostable funerary art, like willow or plank coffins, woven soul boats, urns, and shrouds. Presently this engagement is centered on building skills in woodland tending, coppicing and willow basketry, with the intention of community skill-sharing in the future.