0:27
Emma Gibney
4:53 - 5:20
"Over the years, we've received dozens of comments of support not only from community councils but also from the Parks and Recreation Department, Watershed Management Services Division, the. Municipal Cemetery Director, and a long list. Of residents who would love the opportunity to receive a natural burial in in. Such a beautiful location."
“Over the years, we've received dozens of comments of support not only from community councils but also from the Parks and Recreation Department, Watershed Management Services Division, the. Municipal Cemetery Director, and a long list. Of residents who would love the opportunity to receive a natural burial in in. Such a beautiful location.”
- Speaker
- Emma Gibney
- Timestamp
- 4:53 – 5:20
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- June 1, 2026
From the transcript
Over the years, we've received dozens of comments of support not only from community councils but also from the Parks and Recreation Department, Watershed Management Services Division, the. Municipal Cemetery Director, and a long list. Of residents who would love the opportunity to receive a natural burial in in. Such a beautiful location. With this disposal, we are recommending several conditions to ensure the proper development and completion of the project in public or completion of the project in the public interest.
Related Coverage
Assembly to hear natural burial cemetery proposal for South Anchorage
The Anchorage Assembly will hold a public hearing Tuesday on transferring a 9.6-acre Heritage Land Bank parcel to Alaska Natural Burial, a nonprofit that would operate Anchorage's first natural burial cemetery at no cost to taxpayers.
by Lucas Brown3d ago3 min readAIAnchorage
