Conservation burial is a method of interment that focuses on preserving natural habitats and promoting ecological health. In this approach, burial sites are designed to minimize environmental impact, often using biodegradable materials for caskets and markers. The land used for conservation burial is typically managed to support local wildlife and plant species, creating a sanctuary for nature. This practice often takes place in designated areas, such as nature reserves or protected lands, where the goal is to restore and maintain ecosystems. By choosing conservation burial, individuals contribute to the conservation of land while also providing a meaningful way to honor their loved ones.