Connecting People with Earth Care Resources
Earth Care Connect is a growing directory of businesses, organizations, consultants, suppliers, and community programs dedicated to sustainable and regenerative living. While we encourage you to support local providers first, our directory is here to bridge the gap when local options aren't available. Our vision is a future where every business acts as an environmental steward. Until then, we empower you to intentionally choose and support businesses practicing stewardship today.
Find Resources by Category
Seeds & Plant Resources
Discover seed sharing programs, native plant suppliers, nurseries, seed libraries, and plant exchanges.
Check on Local Seed Libraries: community-driven, free programs where people can "borrow" seeds for vegetables, herbs, and flowers to grow their own food. Much like a traditional book library, patrons take seeds at the start of the season, grow their plants, and ideally harvest and return new seeds at the end of the year to sustain the collection.
Farm & Garden Equipment
Explore tools, equipment, composting systems, irrigation supplies, and other resources that support productive and sustainable growing systems.
https://www.patriotgreenproducts.com/
Composting & Soil Health
Find compost suppliers, soil testing services, biochar producers, composting equipment, and soil improvement resources. Search locally when possible.
Earth Care Guides (free plans): https://earthcarenetwork.org/compost-guide
https://www.greenearthologyinc.com/
https://www.patriotgreenproducts.com/
https://www.indogulfbioag.com/
Reach out to the US Compost Council: https://www.compostingcouncil.org/
Water Management
Locate resources related to rainwater harvesting, pond management, swales, irrigation systems, and water conservation.
https://www.treehugger.com/beginners-guide-to-rainwater-harvesting-5089884
https://www.robingreenfield.org/rainwaterharvesting/
https://www.energy.gov/cmei/femp/rainwater-harvesting-systems-technology-review
https://rainwaterharvesting.tamu.edu/
https://www.rainharvest.com/shop/
https://www.tank-depot.com/manufacturers/rain-harvesting
https://www.watercache.com/education/rainwater-harvesting-101
Earth Care Innovations in Water Conservation: https://www.ncspa.org
Sustainable Buildings & Supplies
Connect with suppliers and professionals offering sustainable building materials, healthy home solutions, energy-efficient products, and green construction services.
https://www.greenbuildingsupply.com
https://eco-buildingproducts.com
https://www.patriotgreenproducts.com/
Funeral Services
1. Nationwide Eco-Funeral Networks & Directories
These non-profit and commercial organizations maintain comprehensive, verified databases to connect you with certified local eco-funeral providers in any state:
The Green Burial Council (GBC)
How it works: The primary environmental certification body for the death care industry in North America. You can use the Green Burial Council Cemetery Provider Map to instantly filter certified hybrid, natural, and conservation cemeteries across all 50 states.
Destination Destiny Eco-Friendly Directory
How it works: A leading national coordinator that works hand-in-hand with top-rated funeral homes and crematoriums in multiple states. They manage the logistics for families seeking natural burials, biodegradable caskets, and organic plots.
How it works: An educational and advocacy platform built exclusively to help consumers find local funeral professionals who strictly adhere to chemical-free and sustainable green burial standards.
2. Nationwide Human Composting Providers (Terramation)
Natural Organic Reduction (human composting) is legally restricted in some states, but these specialized providers offer full-service transit logistics to serve families in all 50 U.S. states:
Recompose U.S. Nationwide Services
How it works: As the global pioneer of human composting, they partner with trusted local funeral directors in every state to safely coordinate legal transportation to their facilities. The resulting soil can be returned to families or donated to regional forest restoration projects.
How it works: An award-winning, full-service green funeral home that provides inclusive, gentle "laying-in" services for families nationwide. They manage all interstate transport and legal death care documentation on your behalf.
How it works: Operating state-of-the-art, 100% renewable-energy-powered soil transformation facilities. Their dedicated care team coordinates directly with local funeral homes across various states to manage seamless regional transfers.
3. Example High-Demand Regional Eco-Burial Grounds
If you want a sense of what the most popular state-specific conservation cemeteries look like, these are frequently cited as national models:
Florida / Southeast: Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery – A non-profit natural burial ground fully integrated into a protected wilderness conservation area.
Georgia: Honey Creek Woodlands – A pristine memorial nature preserve located inside a massive 2,300-acre monastic property.
Maryland / Mid-Atlantic: Serenity Ridge Natural Burial Cemetery – The state's first dedicated, GBC-certified green park space focused entirely on wildlife habitat restoration.
Colorado / West: Colorado Burial Preserve & Cremation Garden – An ecological cemetery dedicated entirely to native prairie restoration and ultra-low emission supply chains.
Environmental Organizations
Explore nonprofits, educational organizations, conservation groups, and Earth Care initiatives working to improve environmental health and community resilience.
The Nature Conservancy https://www.nature.org
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) Official Website https://www.edf.org/
Conservation International https://www.conservation.org/home
World Wide Wildlife: https://www.worldwildlife.org/
The Sierra Club: https://www.sierraclub.org/
GreenPeace: https://www.greenpeace.org/
Oceana is the largest international advocacy organization focused solely on ocean conservation. Oceana’s mission is to protect and restore our oceans: https://oceana.org/
Community Support Networks
Find gardening clubs, homesteading groups, educational communities, volunteer organizations, and local support networks.
We are happy to assist you on a local search!
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