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The Natural Resources Trust of Easton offers many different ways to enjoy the wonders of the natural world. We hope you take a few moments to look through the website and learn more about the opportunities available through NRT for everyone in the community. We know that current safety guidelines and regulations are changing rapidly, and we are adjusting operations as is possible for the Sheep Pasture property. For specific information on current operations at Sheep Pasture, please scroll down to read the most current updates below. Photographers who are NRT members can again schedule appointments for photo shoots with clients beginning on 3/1. See link below to contact NRT for information.
If you enjoy time outdoors at NRT, please consider becoming an NRT supporting member or giving a donation. Your generosity will allow us to continue to be open for you!
Join us in 2021! Want to do something different? Seeking science-based enrichment activities for your family? Is your school in need of standards-based science education? NRT has the answer! Custom science-based programs are now available for individuals, caregivers, families, schools, and small groups to schedule with NRT's Education Department. Classes are available in virtual format or on site at Sheep Pasture for small groups. A wide variety of science-based topics are available for families, care groups, homeschoolers, and public/ private schools.
Visit the NRT's Education pages for contact information or to learn more about available programs for all ages.
Visit the NRT's Education pages for contact information or to learn more about available programs for all ages.
Visiting NRT with a pet at Sheep Pasture? Please remember that all dogs must be kept on leash at all times on Sheep Pasture property. This is for the safety of people, pets, and wildlife.
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The NRT is a registered 501(3)(3) non-profit organization, EIN 04 6171476.
The NRT's Sheep Pasture property is open to the public, but is privately owned by NRT and is not municipally funded.
NRT funding relies on fundraising activities and the contributions of generous members and donors for its annual operation.