Ngaio Davis talks all things green deathcare and how we can leave a lighter footprint on earth with Vancouver Unitarians.
Check out the article below, as Ngaio talks about the importance of sharing experiences and providing information on how to advocate for better eco-friendly end-of-life practices in your area.
Raised as a farm girl in rural B.C., she worked as a red seal carpenter before turning to deathcare, and has now spent two decades as a licensed funeral director and embalmer. She founded KORU in 2014, with a particular focus on eco-friendly endings and helping families reclaim deathcare as their own. Full bio
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