There’s a lot to know about NATURAL, GREEN, CONSERVATION BURIAL OPTIONS… come and learn.
Join Diana Brooks, Heartwood’s Director of Operations,
on SUNDAY MARCH 26th
11:00 AM – 12:15 PM
This educational Talk & Tour will last 1 hour (with a 15 minute outdoor cemetery tour)
Seminar style talk will be held inside the Welcome Center located at: 4100 Starkey Blvd.,
where complimentary refreshments are provided.
(Rain or shine!)
There will be no selling – only shared information.
***If you would prefer a one-on-one or private tour, call our office to schedule that for another day 727-376-5111
Call with questions
RSVP/ Seats are limited
(727) 376-5111
*OUTSIDE Tour portion will be brief and voluntary (please wear closed-toe shoes), approximately 10-15 minutes.
Located on Starkey Blvd, TRINITY/ODESSA/NEW PORT RICHEY
There’s a lot to know about
*NATURAL,
GREEN,
CONSERVATION
BURIAL OPTIONS…
come and learn.
All are welcome – for cremation ashes or full body burial*
Join Diana Brooks, Heartwood’s Director of Operations,
on SUNDAY DECEMBER 11th,
1:00 – 2:15 PM
This educational Talk & Tour will last 1 hour (with a 15 minute outdoor cemetery tour)
*Golfcart ride available!
Seminar style talk will be held inside the Welcome Center located at: 4100 Starkey Blvd.,
where complimentary refreshments are provided.
(Rain or shine!)
There will be no selling – only shared information.
***If you would prefer a one-on-one or private tour, call our office to schedule that for another day 727-376-5111
Call with questions
RSVP/ Seats are limited
(727) 376-5111
*OUTSIDE Tour portion will be brief and voluntary (please wear closed-toe shoes), approximately 10-15 minutes.
Located on Starkey Blvd, TRINITY/ODESSA/NEW PORT RICHEY
AFTER THE BURN, EDUCATIONAL TOUR
with Laura Starkey
COMMUNITY EVENT
Saturday
July 9th
1 PM
5 weeks post burn
Come see the signs of new life already emerging!
- closed shoes required
- Long pants, water bottle & insect repellent recommended
- Refreshments & ice cream provided
Please call or email us to reserve your spot in this
special event.
If you have done so, thank you, we appreciate it!
If you want more information or have any questions,
please call or email us.
I look forward to sharing this magical experience of our
beautiful woods.
Thank you,
Laura Starkey
What is Natural Burial?
Natural Burial takes the environmentally friendly practice of a simple, traditional burial and advances that concept to promote a greener world by keeping land in its natural state.
Talk & Tour: Natural Burial
on Sunday, June 12th
11AM – 12PM
This educational Talk & Tour will last 1 hour.
Talk will be held inside the Welcome Center located at:
4100 Starkey Blvd., where complimentary refreshments are provided.
(Rain or shine!)
There will be no selling – only shared information.
If you are considering GREEN, ECO-FRIENDLY, NATURAL or CONSERVATION BURIAL –
cremation or full body ~ join us!
There’s a lot to know, and there are myths and misconceptions.
*OUTSIDE Tour portion will be brief and voluntary (please wear closed-toe shoes), approximately 10-15 minutes.
Call with questions (727) 376-5111
RSVP. Seats are limited.
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Talk & Tour:
What is Natural Burial?
Sunday
March 6th
11AM – 12PM
This educational Talk & Tour will last 1 hour.
Talk will be held inside the Welcome Center located at:
4100 Starkey Blvd., where complimentary refreshments are provided.
(Rain or shine!)
There will be no selling – only shared information.
If you are considering GREEN,
NATURAL or
CONSERVATION BURIAL –
cremation or full body – join us!
There’s a lot to know, and there are myths and misconceptions.
*OUTSIDE Tour portion will be brief and voluntary (please wear closed-toe shoes), approximately 10-15 minutes.
Call with questions (727) 376-5111
RSVP. Seats are limited.
Sunday
September 19th
11AM – 12PM
Talk & Tour:
What is Natural Burial?
This educational Talk & Tour will last 1 hour.
Talk will be held inside the Welcome Center located at:
4100 Starkey Blvd., where complimentary refreshments are provided.
(Rain or shine!)
There will be no selling – only shared information.
If you are considering GREEN,
NATURAL or
CONSERVATION BURIAL –
cremation or full body – join us!
There’s a lot to know, and there are myths and misconceptions.
*OUTSIDE Tour portion will be brief and voluntary (please wear closed-toe shoes), approximately 10-15 minutes.
Call with questions (727) 376-5111
RSVP. Seats are limited.
Talk & Tour:
Our Special Longleaf Pine Flatwoods Ecosystem
Meet our new Land Manager Joel DeAngelis at our next Talk & Tour, Dec. 4.
With more than 20 years of experience taking care of Florida’s woods, Joel will share his knowledge of our special Longleaf pine flatwoods ecosystem.
Whether you’ve attended other tours or are a first time guest, you are sure to learn new things about this fascinating natural habitat.
- wear closed-toe shoes
- bring water, a hat & sunscreen if you wish
- rsvp is appreciated 727-376-5111
Heartwood Preserve
4100 Starkey Blvd.
Trinity, FL 34655
Native Plants, Non-native Plants, Invasive Species — what’s the difference?
Exotic and Invasive plants affect our flatwoods ecosystem by degrading our soil, leading to erosion that can lower the quality of our water. Some invasive species can outcompete many native species– how do we prevent the infestation and spreading of invasive species?
Come and learn with your Host Michael Terry. Mike works with the Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) to prevent the spread of invasive plant species.
Originally from Missouri, Mike has lived in Florida since he was 13 years old. Michael is a Senior Vegetation Management Specialist. For 36 years he has been working with, identifying and treating Aquatic and terrestrial invasive/exotic species. He works with SWFWMD Properties including: Starkey Wilderness Preserve, Upper Hillsborough, Alston Tract, Cypress Creek, Connerton Trail, Annutteliga Hammock and Green Swamp East.
Mike’s job also includes working with control burns and managing wildfires.
Please RSVP by calling (727) 376-5111
BRING:
- Bring a camera to photograph species so you can later identify.
- Water (no plastic bottles please)
- Hat.
- Insect repellent.
- Sunscreen.
- Closed-toe shoes
- all ages welcome!
Heartwood Preserve
4100 Starkey Blvd.
Trinity FL 34655
End-of-life planning conversations are hard, and now is the time to have them.
Talk & Tour:
Your Host
Catherine Durkin Robinson
End-of-Life Doula and Owner of Anitya Doula Services
Catherine had a varied career organizing for the Democratic Party, teaching high school social studies in Hillsborough County, writing syndicated columns for Creative Loafing and The Tampa Tribune and leading the advocacy movement for education equity in Florida for Step Up For Students.
She recently graduated from The University of Vermont’s End-of-Life Doula Program and is a member of National End-of-Life Doula Alliance. She volunteers with Seasons Hospice and LifePath Hospice.
All are welcome, join Catherine for this one hour educational seminar. Come and educate yourself on how to have hard talks about end-of-life with loved ones.
Read more about your Host: HERE
Saturday, August 7, 2021
11 AM
Heartwood Preserve’s Welcome Center
4100 Starkey Blvd. Trinity
RSVP your seat(s):
EMAIL admin@HeartwoodPreserve.com
or
CALL 727-376-5111
https://fb.me/e/14sTsTut8
July 11th
7:30AM
HOSTED BY: west pasco audubon
BRING:
WATER
binoculars if you have them
CLOSED TOED SHOES!
LOCATION:
4100 Starkey Blvd. TRINITY
(727) 376-5111 to RSVP
