Bios Urn

Bios Urn Official Bios Urn account. The first biodegradable urn company, dedicated to converting ashes into trees and promoting a return to life through nature.

The Bios Urn is the world’s first biodegradable urn designed
to turn the ashes of a person or pet into a tree. Death becomes a transformation and return to life through nature.

To mothers and mother figures in all their forms, including pet mums, carers, nurturers, and those whose love has never ...
05/10/2026

To mothers and mother figures in all their forms, including pet mums, carers, nurturers, and those whose love has never needed biology to be real, we celebrate you today and always.⁠
And to Mother Earth, our shared home, thank you for continuing to hold and sustain all life 💚⁠


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Caring for the Earth is not meant for one day alone.⁠⁠This planet is our shared home, and wherever we are, its future co...
04/22/2026

Caring for the Earth is not meant for one day alone.⁠

This planet is our shared home, and wherever we are, its future concerns all of us. Mother Earth gives us so much, and we are grateful for it. But gratitude without action is merely words.⁠

This , we hope it encourages you to begin in whatever way feels possible. Start where you are, with whatever you have. Pick up litter on your walk. Plant something native. And if the time ever comes, choose a greener way to say goodbye.⁠

Because when enough people do a little, it can grow into something much greater 🌎💚⁠


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Talking about death isn’t always easy, but lately, we’ve noticed the conversation beginning to shift.One of the ways thi...
04/17/2026

Talking about death isn’t always easy, but lately, we’ve noticed the conversation beginning to shift.

One of the ways this is happening is through podcasts, where stories shared by strangers can often feel unexpectedly familiar. It’s a way to sit with these big topics at your own pace, in your own space, simply listening.

We’ve put together a list of podcasts on death and grief that our team often finds ourselves coming back to. Conversations that make the difficult feel a little more approachable.

🔗 Read more https://urnabios.com/best-podcasts-about-death/

Is there a podcast or a story that has stayed with you lately? We’d love to hear your recommendations in the comments.

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Sometimes, slowing down is not only about rest. It can also be about giving ourselves a little more room to listen.⁠⁠Som...
04/13/2026

Sometimes, slowing down is not only about rest. It can also be about giving ourselves a little more room to listen.⁠

Some conversations ask more of us than words alone. And sometimes, what matters most is simply being present enough to really hear them 💚⁠


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To those taking a moment to slow down this weekend.⁠⁠We hope you find that familiar warmth of home, quiet mornings, and ...
04/01/2026

To those taking a moment to slow down this weekend.⁠

We hope you find that familiar warmth of home, quiet mornings, and time shared with the people who matter most. Simple, meaningful moments at a slightly slower pace 💚⁠

We’re moving at that same pace right now, too. With the public holiday in Spain, our orders and deliveries may take a little longer than usual. ⁠

Our team and delivery partners are still here, just hopping along a little slower for a few days. ⁠

You can still browse and place orders on our website http://biosurn.com/ at any time.

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Choosing a tree for your Bios Urn® is not about finding the “perfect” one. It’s about finding one that feels right, and ...
03/27/2026

Choosing a tree for your Bios Urn® is not about finding the “perfect” one. It’s about finding one that feels right, and one that can thrive where it’s planted.⁠

Whether it’s a small indoor plant, a sturdy native tree, or a sapling that holds deep personal meaning, what matters most is that it can grow in its environment and grow alongside you 💚⁠

If you’re ever unsure, we recommend checking with a local gardening supplier or horticulturist for guidance on native species in your area. It’s also helpful to learn about your chosen tree’s needs and plant it during the most suitable season.⁠

🔗 Tap the link in bio to learn more.⁠


We often think of forests as just a sea of trees.⁠But if we pause for a second, they're a lot more than that.⁠⁠Forests a...
03/22/2026

We often think of forests as just a sea of trees.⁠
But if we pause for a second, they're a lot more than that.⁠

Forests are livelihoods.⁠
They are homes to countless species.⁠
They support communities, cultures, and entire ecosystems.⁠

They clean the air we breathe, filter the water we drink, help regulate rainfall, and store carbon. Quietly doing so much for the planet, every single day.⁠

Forests aren't just landscapes. They are living systems that sustain life.⁠
And protecting them means protecting the life they sustain, including our own.⁠

Use code FORESTS at biosurn.com to receive 15% off Bios Urn® and Bios Urn Pets®, available through March 29.⁠


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03/20/2026

Is it just us, or does the air feel a little different today?⁠

Happy first day of spring and International Day of Happiness! Honestly, we couldn't think of a better pair 🌸😊⁠

Take a moment to step outside.⁠
A real pause. A deep breath.⁠

Have you noticed the changes?⁠
The way the light hits the sidewalk?⁠
The tiny sprouts and flowers beginning to bloom?⁠
Or maybe the way people seem to be walking with just a slightly bigger smile on their faces today?⁠

It’s amazing how the smallest shifts in nature can shift how we feel, too.⁠

Spring, in particular, has a way of reminding us that things can begin again. Not always in big or loud ways, but gently, quietly, and in their own rhythm.⁠

Have you stepped outside today to enjoy the shift?⁠
What’s the first beautiful thing you noticed out there?⁠


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Sometimes the smallest living things carry the biggest responsibility.Beneath our feet and all around us, plants, fungi,...
03/10/2026

Sometimes the smallest living things carry the biggest responsibility.

Beneath our feet and all around us, plants, fungi, and microorganisms are breaking down pollutants and helping ecosystems recover.

This process is called bioremediation. It uses living organisms to restore balance in damaged environments.

🔗 Read more on the blog https://urnabios.com/bioremediation-natural-restoration/

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You can’t spell HERO without HER 👭✨⁠⁠Happy International Women’s Day!⁠⁠Today, we celebrate the extraordinary journeys of...
03/08/2026

You can’t spell HERO without HER 👭✨⁠

Happy International Women’s Day!⁠

Today, we celebrate the extraordinary journeys of women everywhere — especially those who serve as the heartbeat of environmental restoration.⁠

Across the globe, women are leading efforts to protect forests, restore ecosystems, and reconnect communities with nature.⁠

From Jane Goodall’s revolutionary work with wildlife, to Wangari Maathai’s movement that mobilized thousands of women to plant millions of trees, to Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr’s reforestation efforts in Sierra Leone.⁠

They remind us that protecting nature is also about protecting our future.⁠
And that meaningful change often begins with courage and care.⁠

To these women — and to the countless unsung heroes like them — who lead with heart, courage, and determination, growing change in every corner of the globe: we see you, we thank you, and we grow with you.⁠

Today we celebrate the women growing change for wildlife, forests, and the future of our planet 👭🌍💚⁠


03/03/2026

Celebrating World Wildlife Day, today and every other day.⁠

We share this planet with extraordinary neighbors. From tiny pollinators in our gardens to the giants of the forest, every creature depends on healthy, balanced ecosystems to survive.⁠

Their survival is closely connected to the choices we make. Human activity is often seen as one of the greatest threats, but it can also be the most powerful solution.⁠

Why does wildlife matter to us at all?⁠
Because when we protect wildlife, we protect the very systems that sustain us. Our health, our well-being, and our future are all woven into the same wild tapestry.⁠

Let’s commit to being better neighbors. Not just today, but every day 🌏💚⁠

What is one small way you support wildlife in your own corner of the world?⁠


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