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Welcome

Forget-me-not

Cabin in the woods

A sheltered space to keep dry in the rain

Fly Agaric

Walk through the wood

A peaceful stroll through the trees

Foxgloves

Funeral gathering

A burial ceremony

Natural Burials

We provide funeral, burial and dedication services in a peaceful woodland setting

How it works | Gallery

Eco-friendly funerals | Kate Humble: Off the Beaten Track

'In death, people are transformed into new forms of life.' More and more people are choosing to have an eco-friendly natural burial. 🌱

Kate Humble: Off the Beaten Track
Friday 7.30pm BBC One Wales

Posted by BBC Cymru Wales on Monday, 19 August 2019

Woodland Burials on Anglesey

We are applying for planning permission to set up a new woodland burial site near Llangaffo on Anglesey and we’d really appreciate your comments.

Read the Tyddyn Isaf woodland burial plans

Our Vision

Our ethos is respect for all life, understanding that all forms of life are linked together.

Connecting the Cycles of Life

How to find us

Our wood at Boduan, Pwllheli, is marked on some maps as Coed Frochas. It is a square of woodland located around map reference SH 331392 – See the google map below.

Get directions

Get in Touch

If you’d like any more information about what we offer please get in touch:

Telephone: 01758 612 006
Email: eft@eternalforest.org

Full contact details

News & Events

Join us in the wood on the last Sunday afternoon of every month, when we welcome volunteers and enjoy apple pie.

See our Newsletters for news and events

© 2020 The Eternal Forest Trust Ltd. Natural woodland burials and dedications.
Company Number: 5163451. Charity Number: 1110801
“A place for the soul to find tranquility” J. Glyn Davies

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