WHITE MOUNTAIN CONSERVATION BURIAL
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Become a Volunteer

Want to Meet Other Volunteers and Make a Difference Together?

Work Days are every second Saturday of the month, May to November, 10 am - 1 pm. Bring some tools, lots of bug and tick spray, lunch and hydration, and be ready to dive into the job du jour. We always have plenty of projects in the works. It's about clearing space for burial and building walking trails, but more importantly, it's about the friends you make along the way. Join us!
See the Schedule
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We've nailed the lunch break!

Leaders Are Always in Demand

Every cemetery in New Hampshire must be organized and run by a 501(c)13 nonprofit corporation with a working board of at least five directors. White Mountain Conservation Burial acts as the nonprofit entity for burial grounds throughout the region, so our working board spans the entire region. If you're interested in joining the Board, just let us know.
Let Us Know Your Interest
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Work Day at Oliverian Everlasting Burial Ground with Landowners, Board members, and friends

Find Something That Floats Your Boat

If you want to find another way to support the work, there will be plenty to do, from newsletter mailing lists to public outreach to fielding questions to gathering and soliciting supplies, and more.
Volunteers Are Our Most Valuable Asset
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Wiseacres measuring Ace, the king maple at Oliverian Everlasting Burial Ground, Benton Flats, NH

Roll Up Your Sleeves

If you want to be part of a trail crew, we'll have plenty for you to do! Every location will need trail development and maintenance for both burial areas and recreational pathways for hikers, birdwatchers, nature classes, and community events.
Sign Up for Trail Crew
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Trail Crew building the Brook Trail at Oliverian Everlasting Burial Ground, Benton Flats, NH

Pick Up a Shovel

Burials go best when there are many shovels at work. If you'd like to be on call to help with prepping, and clean up before and after services, add your name to the list. Nothing feels better than a good bit of digging with like-minded souls. Ask the volunteers at Prairie Creek's Society of the Pick and Spade!
Join the Pick and Spade
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The Society of the Pick and Spade, Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery, Gainesville, FL

safeguarding ecological integrity through natural burial

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ABOUT US

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Natural Burial FAQs
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GET INVOLVED

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​Spread the Word
Join a Work Crew
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OLIVERIAN EVERLASTING BURIAL GROUND

What Makes OEBG Remarkable
​Purchasing Burial Rights 

What to Know When Visiting
​Rules and Regulations
​Oliverian FAQs

Map and Directions
Quick Facts
[email protected]
​603-800-9209
Contact Us
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​DonatE TODAY!

White Mountain Conservation Burial is a NH 501(c)13 cemetery nonprofit. EIN 39-2902805. Watercolor Canary Reed Grass by Tobias Paddock
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  • Home
  • Oliverian
    • Oliverian Everlasting
    • What Makes OEBG Remarkable >
      • The Meadow
      • The Grove
      • Oliverian Brook
      • Owl's Head Cliff
      • Rocks and Erratics
      • Botanicals, Wildlife, and Birds >
        • Wildflower Grave Restoration
        • Gil's Trail Camera Greatest Hits
    • Quick Facts About Oliverian
    • What Visitors Need to Know
    • Purchasing Burial Rights
    • Step-by-Step Guide
    • Maps and Directions
    • Rules and Regulations
    • Funeral Director Guidelines
    • Preparation for Natural Burial
    • Oliverian Everlasting FAQs
    • Oliverian in the News
    • Your Photos and Videos
    • Memorial Gallery
  • About
    • Glossary
    • Natural Burial FAQs
    • Board of Directors
    • WMCB in the News
    • Read Our Newsletters
  • Events
    • Presentations and Classes
    • Tours
    • Information Sessions
  • Become Involved
    • Volunteer
    • Work Crew Checklist
    • Burial Posses
    • Spread the Word
  • Donate
    • Raise the Roof Capital Campaign
  • Contact Us