Sheep Pasture and other NRT conservation properties are privately owned and do not allow hunting or trapping of any kind. Weapons of any kind are also not permitted on or across any NRT property. For the safety of all, individuals who choose to hike, run, bike, or use natural areas of any kind for recreational purposes during hunting season are encouraged to wear bright colors, like neon yellow or orange, when outdoors. Questions about land and hunting regulations in Easton or other towns should be addressed to the local conservation agent in the town where the land is located. 

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NRT News & InfO

  • The NRT began its annual Holiday for Animals collection on November 25th and will continue through January 2020. Items can be dropped off at the NRT office M-F from 8:30 am- 3:30 pm, or at any NRT class or event. Please click here to learn more.
  • NRT Holiday Office Hours
    Christmas Eve Day (12/24) - Closed at noon
    Christmas Day (12/25) - Closed
          New Year's Eve (12/31)- Closed at noon
          New Year's Day (1/1/20) - Closed

In the Community

Animal Information

  • Do you have an unwanted pet or domestic animal, including farm animals? Do you have injured or abandoned wildlife in your yard?  Click here to visit the NRT's Animal Resources page with links and contact information for a wide variety of rescue and professional organizations related to animal welfare. 
  • NRT cannot accept unwanted domestic animals or injured wildlife at the Sheep Pasture facility. We do not accept roosters at any time for NRT flocks. For the safety of  animals and people, please do not drop off pets or other animals at Sheep Pasture or any organization before making arrangements so they are prepared to accept them. 

​A reminder from Mass Wildlife... if you find young animals-
If You Care, Leave It There!
​ Click here for animal info  from MA Wildlife
​Click here for Mass Wildlife Bulletins with valuable environmental information for MA ​​
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​Ticks can still be active in MA
If you spend time outdoors, including at Sheep Pasture, be sure to check yourself and your pets for ticks after any outdoor activities. Ticks can be active during the winter months and often take advantage of warm days. You never know if you have an unwelcome hitchhiker! 
For more information, click this link to Ticks Are Out in Mass 
​or click here for information from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to learn about repelling insects. We encourage all visitors to use insect repellent and to take other precautions against biting insect pests. Don't forget to check your pets after being outdoors, too!
Please note that hunting or trapping of any kind is not allowed on any NRT property, at any time. For more information, ​please visit the NRT's FAQ page by clicking here. 

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Click the "Donate Now" button below to make your one-time or monthly contribution to help fund the important work of NRT or click the "Join Now" button to become an NRT member! Thank you!

Sheep Pasture Eggs
Eggs may be available in limited quantities in the winter at Sheep Pasture. Please call the NRT office at 508-238-6049 to see if eggs are available.

Why are eggs not always available?
Hens naturally slow down or stop production of eggs in the colder and darker winter months, so less eggs are available. Production generally increases again in spring and summer, when there is an increase in temperature and daylight hours.
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Please be sure to use caution when visiting Sheep Pasture in all types of weather. Trails are not groomed, so there could be areas of snow, ice, standing water, mud, branches, etc. depending on recent conditions. Trails are not plowed or shoveled during the winter months and reflect the natural outdoor conditions int he area.
We strongly suggest visitors bring water for both pets and people when visiting. Dressing in layers and wearing sturdy walking shoes are recommended. For more information, visit the Sheep Pasture FAQ page.

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​Are you a photographer who loves to use Sheep Pasture as a session location with your clients? Are you a family or individual who is looking for a professional photographer to create lasting memories of  your special life event? Whether you are a photographer or a potential client, visit our new Photographer Info page for information on having your special photos taken at beautiful Sheep Pasture!
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NRT of Easton: What We Do

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Education
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Conservation