About Eternal Grove
A national memorial forest network for families, landowners and councils.
Our Mission
Honour Lives
Restore Nature
Support Communities
Where Life Ends, New Roots Begin.
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Eternal Grove is creating the UK’s first National Memorial Forest Network — a place where every life can become a living legacy.
Instead of ashes being scattered and forgotten, we help families plant native trees in protected woodlands across the country. Each tree grows, thrives, and restores the land for generations.
We are committed to something simple and powerful:
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Turning remembrance into regeneration.
Turning grief into growth.
Turning every tree into a story that continues.
Why Eternal Grove Exists.
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Across the UK, countless families ask the same question after a cremation :“What can we do with the ashes?”
Traditional options can feel impersonal or disconnected. Eternal Grove offers a gentle, meaningful alternative, one that restores nature while honouring the people we love. Each tree planted becomes a permanent living memorial that restores native woodland, supports wildlife and biodiversity, absorbs carbon over its lifetime, creates a place for families to visit, reflect, and heal.
We don’t just plant trees . We create forests of memory, hope, and renewal.
A Memorial Option That Helps the Planet.
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Every Eternal Grove forest supports long-term ecological restoration through native species planting, soil regeneration, wildlife habitat creation, natural carbon capture and community woodland access. Partners keep 100% of the carbon credits, helping them fund even more conservation work. By choosing an Eternal Grove memorial, families contribute directly to the future of British woodland.
Built Through Partnerships That Matter
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Eternal Grove works with:
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Private landowners restoring unused land.
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Local councils revitalising parks and greenspaces
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.Funeral directors offering families a natural alternative.
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Tree charities like the Woodland Trust and Action Oak.
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Local communities seeking meaningful outdoor spaces.
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Together, we’re building a connected network of memorial forests across the UK.